This is a power generation upgrade available for standard quad bikes from Ricardo.
This installation offers a 2kw 24v system integrated into the ATV which offers the same level of preformance of a separate gen set. This means you can drive the quad to a location and then use it to power up to 10 laptops, multiple radio and ECM sets as well as battery chargers.
Suited Systems is a Latvian manufacturer of clothing and load carriage solutions.
Seen above are examples of the Tref (hot weather), Combat and Insulated Cold Weather uniforms.
Interestingly, they refer to their garments by level numbers in a similar fashion to PCU and ECWCS GEN III. For instance, the smock is referred to as Level 5. You can also see the interesting pocket flaps used on both jackets and trousers.
The Tref Combat Short is actually referred to as Level 1 so the Suited Solutions level nomenclature doesnt exactly mirror US use.
In addition to these colors, Suited Solutions covers almost everyone’s needs including Coyote, MultiCam, Olive, Black, and Navy Blue. If that’s not enough, they also offer user specified options.
This is a new Erebis ATP camouflage variant of the fabric Scapa 3302 Sniper Tape. It’s available in 10m and 50m rolls and is corrosion and abrasion resistant. Sticks to weapons and other kit.
At DSEI, we run across many international companies offering both clothing and equipment. We thought it would be interesting to share some of them with you like India’s Radnick Active Gear.
Combat Flipflops is a semifinalist in Kitsap Bank’s 2015 edg3 FUND small business competition. If they receive enough votes, they’ll be able to compete for a $20,000 fund, which, if they win, they will use to purchase tooling for an injection molded flipflop, which will be made in the USA, creating jobs for Veterans. Click the link below to vote, and don’t forget to verify your email when prompted.
www.kitsapbank.com/edg3-fund-voting
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Combining an outdoor industry and military pedigree, Brigantes Consulting displayed several interesting developmental items in the DMM booth.
First up is a NEOshell suit in MultiCam from Montane who also happens to be sponsoring the 2016 British Services Dhaulagiri Medical Research Expedition. The garment was designed for a UK military organization.
Additionally, Brigantes Consulting Ltd displayed a MultiCam variant of the Deuter Guide 45 for mountaineering work.
They are always working on projects like these and it’s the kind of stuff we like to see. To keep abreast of their efforts, visit www.brigantesconsulting.com.
Our friends at CTOMS introduced us to one of their close industry partners, DMM, and boy are we glad they did.
DMM is a Welsh company that manufactures all of their climbing hardware at their factory in Wales. They have three primary lines: Recreational, Industrial and Tactical and their offerings are extensive.
Let’s take a look at a few items.
This is the Talon, a steep earth anchor for use in dirt. Basically, you open the device and step on the arrayed anchors to keep it fast.
DMM now offers cerakoting as an optional coating, meaning custom colors for specialized use.
Below is the Revolver which integrates a pulley wheel into the QuickDraw carabiner to reduce friction at loads up to 11kn.
Finally, we get to the coolest item I saw in the booth. The RPM Shackles are a pulley/Prusick-minding system.
Make sure you check out their entire line.
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