During last week’s Warrior East, former SEAL and his assistants conducted a couple of combatives demonstrations while wearing Adaptiv suits from LBX Tactical.
This video featuring Dom and Tony Blauer will give you some background on the High Gear suits which are available through LBX Tactical. While High Gear suits protect the user, they are built in such a way to allow the wearer to feel hits unlike other suits on the market which cocoon the wearer and result in unrealistic training.
At Warrior East, LBT Inc showed a new maritime friendly update to the Ridgeline Ruck that was featured at SHOT Show this past year.
The pack has a removable lid which can be used in its own right and incorporates a zippered opening at the bottom. The Ridgelind is constructed from a combination of HANK along with mesh or 4-way stretch softshell material for pockets. These materials don’t absorb a lot of water, as the pack is intended for maritime use.
The pack is adaptable to the ALICE frame or LBT’s proprietary RSS (ruck suspension system) which is based on their CAS (comfort armor suspension) to alleviate stress on the shoulders by transferring most of the weight to the hip belt.
The photo below gives you a little detail on how the padded suspension system works. It’s adjustable for height.
At this point, this isn’t a production item. It offers four individual points of one-handed release.
Here’s a sneak peek of two new colors for the very popular Go Pack from LBT Inc. Instead of a 3-Day size, it’s really more of a day-and-a-half size which is perfect as a Go Bag. There are external mesh and zippered pockets in addition to the main zippered compartment. Additionally, the shoulder straps are the same reinforced, bartacked, padded from LBT you are used to.
Watch for awesome pricing during the initial launch.
LBT Inc adds two more Go Packs to the lineup with Kryptek variants Highlander and Nomad.
Available now during their Independence Day Sale.
Introductory price of $59 valid until Tuesday while supplies last.
