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Atlas46 – 24/7 Comfort-Tuff Over Shell Pants

Monday, October 19th, 2015

Atlas 46’s 24/7 Comfort-Tuff Over Shell Pants are designed to be worn as an outer layer, providing a windproof/water-resistant layer for protection from the elements.

Features and Benefits

– Rugged 330 Denier wind/water/abrasion resistant Cordura construction
– Zippered legs for easy donning over boots
– Front expanding utility pockets
– Patent pending design
– Knee pad alignment system for attaching A46 Comfort-Tuff Knee Pads
– Hand crafted in the USA

Available in Black, Coyote, and MultiCam.

www.atlas46.com – 24/7 Comfort-Tuff Over Shell Pants

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Atlas 46 – Journeyman Apron With Cargo Pockets

Monday, September 28th, 2015

The Journeyman Apron with Cargo Pockets – A46-JMA-CP is an update on Atlas 46’s Journeyman Apron, offering equivalent durability and protection, but with flapped cargo pockets across the bottom.

Features and Benefits

– Rugged 1000D Cordura construction

– Padded shoulder harness for comfort

– Adjustable back and waist straps for proper wear

– Zippered pocket for cell phone or note pad

– Triple front cargo pockets with covered flaps, with slit pockets behind

– Dual hammer loop with AIM webbing on each hip for preferential carry

– Slotted webbing for attachment of add on AIM System pouches and platforms

– Pockets on inside of apron for gloves, rags, etc.

– Hand crafted in the USA

– Available in Black, Coyote, and MultiCam.

www.atlas46.com

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Atlas 46 – AIMS 3″ Magnetic Panel

Saturday, August 29th, 2015

Many of us are busy with DIY projects this Saturday so we thoight it wouod be a great time to tell you about the AIMS 3″ Magnetic Panel from Atlas 46.

This 3″w x .5″d x 4.5″h panel uses Atlas 46’s AIM attachment system which sandwiches the pouch around the belt (fits up to 2” belt) and allows quick attach without removing the belt. It incorprates six magnets to hold smaller items in place and would be handy for chores. Hand crafted in the USA

Available in Black or Coyote. Also offered in 2″ width.

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Stuff I Like – The Barracks Buddy from Atlas 46

Monday, July 13th, 2015

The patented Barracks Buddy was one of the first products developed by John Carver under his 5 Seas Engineering and Trading brand. We are smack dab in the middle of summer camping as well as Annual Training season on the reserve components side. The Barracks Buddy is a great accessory for keeping gear handy when you are staying in tents or barracks with bunks. Because it can be hung vertically or horizontally, I’ve even used it to line dry swimming trunks and towels. Crafted from 50″ long x 2″ wide webbing with a full length 550 cord tacked along the length to allow you to attach gear but the coolest part is the disc-style hook buckle which weaves into the 550 and can be nailed or screwed into a wall for permanent installations.

Features and Benefits
– Four hook set up to hang anything from clothes to bags to boots
– Loop hangers allow for variety of hanging options: on hooks, over rods, etc.
– Lower loop can be used to adjust the overall hanging length
– 2″ Mil-Spec nylon construction with reinforced stitching
– Hand crafted in the USA

The Barracks Buddy is available now in Black and Coyote from Atlas 46. made in USA and comes with storage bag.

www.atlas46.com

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Atlas 46 – Wrench Roll Pouches

Thursday, May 7th, 2015

Atlas 46’s Wrench Roll Pouches are designed to transport wrenches and other similar sized tools in an easily managed, portable carrier system. Manufactured from durable 1000D Cordura nylon, the Wrench Roll Pouches come in two sizes:

The WRP-20S, which is designed with 20 slots. Can carry wrenches from 1/8″ to 1 1/4″ with pockets ranging from 3/4″ to 2 3/8″.

The WRP-14S, which is designed with 14 slots. Can carry wrenches from 1/8″ to 7/8″ with pockets ranging from 3/4″ to 1 1/4″.

The ‘fold and roll’ design of the Wrench Roll Pouches keeps the tools in place so they’ll only come out when they’re needed. Additional features include:

– Carry handle
– Security straps
– Sliding G-hooks for ease of opening and closing
– D-ring flap for hanging while working

Available in Black, Coyote, and MultiCam. Made in the USA.

www.atlas46.com

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Atlas 46 – Journeyman Apron XL

Thursday, April 23rd, 2015

A46-JXL

The Journeyman Apron XL is a true taskmaster apron. Built for any job, big or small; the Journeyman will stand the vigorous punishment the man in the field demands.

Features and Benefits

• Rugged 1000D Cordura construction
• Padded shoulder harness for comfort
• Adjustable back and waist straps for proper wear
• Zippered pocket for cell phone or note pad
• Multiple pocket sizes accommodate a variety of tools
• Hammer loop with AIM webbing on each hip for preferential carry
• Lengthened drape for added mess protection at the thighs
• AIM System webbing on the front for the addition of pouches and platforms
• Pockets on inside of apron for gloves, rags, etc.
• Hand crafted in the USA

Size

• 10.5″ width (top)
• 23.5″ width (bottom)
• 32.5″ height

Weight

• 1.6 lbs.

Colors

• Black
• Coyote
• MultiCam

In addition to the Journeyman Apron XL, Atlas 46 also offers the Journeyman Apron and the Small Finisher’s Apron. All three options are great for use by any Armorer but the XL’s extended bib was added at the request of an armorer to protect against the many chemicals he encounters.

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Meet Mannequin 6,6

Sunday, April 5th, 2015

Named for his height, 6,6 stands guard near the entrance of the ACE Hardware in Lewistown, MT, dressed in full array of Atlas 46 gear.

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The Atlas 46 Tool Roll

Thursday, February 26th, 2015

John Carver started the legendary Eagle Industries during the 1980s. A few years back he sold it and went into “retirement”. No sooner than he started odd jobs around his ranch did he realize that he could build a better tool belt. That’s when Atlas 46 was born and since then he has created quite a few items. Just the other day he sent these photos of a new Tool Roll.