Based on the popular BioLite HeadLamp 330, the new 200 model offers 200 lumens rather than the 330 of the original model.
It weighs in at just 45 grams and the light sticks out a mere 18mm from the front of the headband. It offers white spot + dimming, white strobe, red strobe, and red flood + dimming.
Adidas bough Five Ten a few years ago but this is a collaboration between the two.
The Trailcross incorporates FiveTen’s famous sticky rubber soles.
Additionally, the Trailcross incorporates D3O shock absorbing material.
Coming Spring 2020 from Adidas.
The waterproof/breathable Men’s Storm Racer Jacket from Patagonia is an anorak-style and incorporates two front zippers which open diagonally for increased ventilation and to expose hydration in runner’s vests worn beneath the jacket.
Patagonia considers it an emergency shell and it stuffs into its own pocket for storage.
Coming Spring 20 from www.patagonia.com.
You asked, we made it happen. This is an exclusive collaboration with Altama to produce their popular OTB Maritime Assault Mid-Cut Boots in Ranger Green color! AND, for the first time ever Half Sizes are available! Pre-Order Special Pricing, boots will be ready to ship in early July. Reserve your pair today!
Link for Pre-Order: www.optactical.com/opmaasmidrag
VSSL has added a first aid kit to their line of waterproof tubular gear kits. They are pretty handy, and can be kept in vehicles or pantries, or even carried an impact for hiking.
They’ve created a roll up insert which keeps the gear organized and allows you to either customize or restock specific items. The other side of the insert features instructions.
And, like every other VSSL Kit, the end cap features a flashlight. In this case, the other end is a compass.
Here you can see the entire contents.
Available now from www.vsslgear.com/products/vssl-first-aid.
(06/18/2019) Phoenix, Arizona – And the winner is… Patriot Ordnance Factory is proud to announce taking home the Rifle of the Year award from the 2019 Firearms Industry Choice Awards for their Revolution DI rifle. POF-USA was honored to attend and thanks everyone involved in the awards process, as well as congratulating the other winners.
The Revolution DI (Direct Impingement) shares features, advancements, and technology of the prior award winning Revolution PD (Piston Driven) with one distinct difference, its operation. The direct impingement operation allows for a smaller profile handguard, lighter weight, and 9 positions of adjustment thanks to the DIctator gas block.
POF-USA broke from the industry status quo by making an AR15 that shoots .308. It is important to note that the Revolution DI is not an AR10, or even a small frame AR10. The Revolution DI is the same size as an AR15. The Revolution DI is built on the unique and fully ambidextrous Gen 4 lower, produced with 100% American made raw materials and coatings, and state-of-the-art technology. Like another award winning POF-USA rifle, the Renegade+, the upper receiver is engineered around their unique heat sink barrel nut, 9-position adjustable DIctator gas block, a match-grade barrel, and Renegade M-LOK rail with 4 built in QD sling mount points.
POF-USA is proud to continue leading the MSR market with their feature-packed ultimate fighting machines.
POF-USA is an Arizona-based small arms manufacturer known for its revolutionary concepts and radical approaches to engineering used to develop the finest piston driven AR-type rifles used by civilians and professionals worldwide. They accept no compromise in the building of their product, known as “Patriot” designs. They will only produce that which is tough, accurate, modular, durable, and true. This patriotic mission is brought from passion, authenticity, trustworthiness, rebellion, independence and objectivity.
For more information, visit www.pof-usa.com or call 623-561-9572.
The American Tomahawk from RMJ Tactical debuted at the recent Blade Show in Atlanta.
Made entirely in Tennessee, it features a drop forged 1055 carbon head and either a nylon or Hickory wood handle. The sheath is Kydex.
(COLORADO SPRINGS, Colorado – June 13, 2019) –
Seven U.S. Pistol athletes, including four Olympians, have earned the opportunity to compete for Team USA at the 2019 Pan American Games in Lima, Peru. The XVIII Pan American Games will be contested July 26 – August 11 and will feature over 6,500 athletes from 41 nations.
Athletes were determined based on results of the 2019 Spring Selection Match that took place March 25-30 in Fort Benning, Georgia.
Previously earning quotas by winning the 2018 Championship of the Americas was Alexis Lagan (Boulder City, Nevada) and James Hall (Colombia, Missouri) in Women’s Sport Pistol and Men’s Air Pistol. Given that there are still quotas needing to be obtained in each of those events, Lagan and Hall both declined their invitation to participate, freeing up spots for their teammates to go and try to earn a quota. Lagan won Spring Selection while Hall was second. Earlier this year, Henry Leverett (Bainbridge, Georgia) earned a quota in Men’s Rapid Fire Pistol after a fifth-place finish at a World Cup in Beijing, China. He finished second at the Spring Selection Match, but would give up his spot after the achievement.
The Pan American Games will be a critically important match to a pistol program eager to prove itself with a mix of young and proven talent. In search of five Olympic quotas, Team USA will include three-time Olympian Keith Sanderson (Colorado Springs, Colorado) competing in Rapid Fire Pistol, 2016 Olympian Jay Shi (Phoenix, Arizona) competing in Men’s Air Pistol, and 2012 Olympians Nick Mowrer (Butte, Montana) and Sandra Uptagrafft (Phenix City, Alabama) competing in Men’s Air Pistol and Women’s Sport Pistol respectively.
Joining this veteran squad is two-time Pan Am Games participant Nathalia Tobar (East Northport, New York) competing in both Air and Sport Pistol, Miglena Todorova (Miranda, California) setting her sights on Air Pistol, and 19-year-old Jackson Leverett (Bainbridge, Georgia) competing alongside Sanderson in Rapid Fire Pistol. Todorova and Mowrer will team up together in the Mixed Team Air Pistol event.
Sanderson will be making his first appearance at the Pan American Games since 2007 when he earned silver in the Rio de Janeiro. The 44-year-old has competed in four World Championships and 50 World Cup matches, earning medals in 10 of them.
Mowrer is a 2012 Olympian in the now discontinued event of Free Pistol that will be competing in his third Pan American Games and looking for his first Pan Am medal after previous finishes of fifth, sixth and ninth. He finished fifth at the Championship of the Americas in 2018.
Shi, Uptagrafft, Tobar and Todorova proudly represent Team USA as naturalized citizens. Shi was born in Beijing, China and finished 18th in Air Pistol at the 2016 Olympic Games. He helped earned his spot to Rio de Janeiro by placing second in the event at the 2015 Pan Am Games and earning the Olympic quota for Team USA.
Uptagrafft was born in Singapore and will be competing in her fifth-straight Pan Am Games, having previously earned gold medals in Sport Pistol in 2003 and 2007 while earning silver in 2011 and 2015 and adding a bronze medal in Air Pistol as well in 2011. She finished third at the Championship of The Americas in 2018 in Sport Pistol.
Tobar competed for the Columbian National Team through 2011 before becoming a U.S. citizen. She has participated in two previous Pan American Games in 2003 and 2007, earning a bronze medal in Sport Pistol at the 2003 Pan Ams in the Dominican Republic. Her father, Bernardo, is a Columbian shooting legend, having competed in four Olympic Games and finishing sixth in the 1988 Seoul Olympics.
Todorova competed for Bulgaria as recently as 2006, participating in two World Championships. She finished second at the 2002 World Cup in Milano.
Henry Leverett declining his chance to compete in Peru opens up the chance for his older brother, who finished third at the Spring Selection Match in Rapid Fire Pistol. Jackson finished 12th at a World Cup event in 2018 and was eighth at Championship of the Americas.
The Pan American Games are the world’s third-largest international multi-sport Games featuring athletes from countries in the Americas. The first Pan Am Games were held in Buenos Aires, Argentina, in 1951, and are held every four years. From July 27-August 3, shooting competition will take place at the Las Palmas Air Base. The U.S. Shooting Team earned 13 medals (four gold, six silver, three bronze) at the 2015 Pan American Games in Toronto, Canada.
2019 U.S. Pan American Games Pistol Team
Women’s Air Pistol
• Miglena Todorova (Miranda, California)
• Nathalia Tobar (East Northport, New York)
Women’s Sport Pistol
• Nathalia Tobar (East Northport, New York)
• Sandra Uptagrafft (Phenix City, Alabama)
Men’s Rapid Fire Pistol
• Jackson Leverett III (Bainbridge, Georgia)
• Keith Sanderson (Colorado Springs, Colorado)
Men’s Air Pistol
• Nick Mowrer (Butte, Montana)
• Jay Shi (Phoenix, Arizona)
Mixed Team Air Pistol
• Miglena Todorva / Nick Mowrer
*All Pan American Games roster nominations are pending approval of the U.S. Olympic Committee.
