SOFWERX Swag is now available.

The Botl Sok from Java Sok is a neoprene for your 32oz Nalgene water bottle. It will also fit 48oz bottles, but obviously won’t cover as much of the bottle. It keeps the sweat at bay and helps keep your beverage cool.

Yep, this pseudo UCP pattern is the only camouflage they have, but maybe one day it will be cool, now that it’s just a bad memory. Otherwise, they’ve got a few other colors like Black and Hunter Green.
Carinthia’a G-Loft Hoodie is named after the insulation it’s made from (20 grams of G-Loft) which is combined with Technostretch on the sleeve and torso with a stretchy outer fabric.

It’s an anorak cut with a full-length kangaroo pocket at the front which is sealed with magnetic buttons.
An elastic inner pocket provides storage space for small items (eg. mobile phones etc.). Two side zips, which are additionally secured with a magnetic loop at the waistband, ensure optimal ventilation.
www.carinthia.eu/en/g-loft-ultra-hoody-p2778
You asked for it and Langdon Tactical Technology (LTT) listened. The standalone 92 Elite LTT Red Dot Optic Ready Slide (Full-Size) is now available for purchase.

“We’ve taken our Red Dot Ready Optic Cut for the 92 slides and made it available as a complete stand-alone slide,” says, Ernest Langdon, President and CEO of Langdon Tactical. “You can now upgrade almost any 92 series pistol to take a red dot.” The slides are built-out with a front sight post and adapter plate already installed. Consumers will need to use their existing barrel, guide rod and recoil spring, however, Langdon added, “We would encourage customers to replace their locking block and barrel with a complete barrel assembly for proper fit with a brand new slide.”
Bolt on your choice of RMR patterned micro-red dot, assemble slide to your frame, and zero your pistol. It& will work on all full-size 92 FS models and forward, Brigadiers and M9A1 frames.
www.langdontactical.com/92-elite-ltt-red-dot-ready-slide
Did you know Blue Force Gear has 4,000 square feet of modular floor space at their Joint Training Facility adjacent to their headquarters in Pooler, Georgia?

They offer multiple instructional courses, conducted by MSG Chris Sizelove (USA, Ret) who has over 16 years of experience in the 75th Ranger Regiment, including Regimental Master Breacher, as well as instruction of covert carry and vehicle TTP’s for specific roles within the Regiment as well as the Defense Intelligence Agency, where he served another four years.

Training includes force-on-force and they offer AR pattern rifles and/or Glock pistols for student rental.

Additionally, they invite in guest instructors.
Learn more at www.blueforcegear.com/training
OTTE Gear is proud to launch a collection of durable, comfortable, and innovative insulated jackets and everyday pants built for wherever daily life takes you – down range, work and out to dinner with the missus. We used premium Primaloft® Gold insulation, Patriot Lite fabric, MultiCam® patterns, Cordura® and the best trims out there. What you get is a pupu platter of bells and whistles in great looking lo-vis profiles.
Bob Keller of Gamut Resolutions has been road testing the new collection since early development.

The collection includes 3 everyday lifestyle pants for the guy who likes adventure, appreciates a good, flexible fit, and maybe has a job that has him going prone.
There is the OG Capital Pant which is a ninja khaki; the Universal CL Pant, a truly hot lo-vis cargo; and the heavy duty but lightweight OG Range Pant, which is also available in MultiCam® and MultiCam® Black.
We are also introducing two new Primaloft® Gold insulated parkas: The Lo-Vis (LV) Insulated which is a great all-arounder parka, and the HT Insulated, a new generation of our Heat Tab parka.
Check them out at www.ottegear.com and www.instagram.com/ottegear.
Check out Sweden’s Snigel Design’s full catalog of products at their new website.

www.snigel.se/product-categories

As of October 16, 2020, Task Force Dagger Foundation is doing business as Task Force Dagger Special Operations Foundation. The decision to update the name of the organization to include Special Operations was made to reinforce the commitment to the Special Operations Forces (SOF) community. Since 2009, Task Force Dagger Foundation has been a reliable resource for SOCOM and has provided more than $6.5 million in support to 3,600 families. The organization will continue to provide assistance to wounded, ill and injured SOF service members and their families through its three core programs: Immediate Needs, Rehabilitative Adaptive Events and the TFDSOF Health Initiatives. The rebranding includes an updated website and logo to reflect the new name. Visit the new website here www.taskforcedagger.org
This year has been a difficult year for many nonprofits, and Task Force Dagger Special Operations Foundation is no exception. As the need to support the SOF community continues, TFDSOF is seeking year-end contributions and recurring monthly donors so they may continue to assist SOF families as Task Force Dagger Special Operations Foundation.
To become a donor, contact TFDSOF Executive Director, Alan Williams at alan.williams@taskforcedagger.org or donate on their website www.taskforcedagger.org