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OR – Mountain Shepherd Survival School

Saturday, August 4th, 2012

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Mountain ShepHerd Survival School has teamed up with Rocky’s New S2V line to incorporate a real world survival ethos into the line.

Rocky sent two engineers to a private course to get a basic grounding in survival techniques and ever since the crew at Mountain Shepherd Survival School has been available to provide technical support throughout Rocky’s design process.

Rocky has incorporated the 7 survival priorities into their designs; Positive Mental Attitude, Wilderness First Aid, Sheltercraft, Firecraft, Signalling, Water Procurement and Food Procurement (in order of importance).

For example, this survival kit is called the Grenade and comes packaged with the new Rocky S2V Center Hold Windshirt.

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Additionally, Rocky offers the S2V Essentials Kit with Provision Jacket.

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Mountain Shepherd Survival School trains everyone from Boy Scouts to SOF and they model their course on the US Air Force Survival Course.

for more information visit www.mountainshepherd.com

OR – Rocky Boots

Friday, August 3rd, 2012

Rocky Boots is expanding the S2V line to the civilian market with both footwear and clothing. The new Substratum is an insulated hiker. It features 400G Primaloft as well as aero therm nanotechnology midsole insulation. It is also crampon compatible.

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www.RockyBoots.com

Warrior West – Rocky Boots – Aviator S2V

Thursday, May 3rd, 2012

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Rocky Boots has introduced a new Naval Aviator version of their highly popular S2V. It is a full leather design integrating a steel toe and comes in Yankee Brown. This boot will also be available in Black. It meets all safe to fly requirements and will be available August 2012. Look for Army and Air Force versions as well.

www.rockyboots.com

NavExFor – Rocky Boots

Tuesday, March 13th, 2012

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Here’s a quick update on the Rocky Jungle Boot. Testing in jungle environments has been very positive but testers asked for a slightly less stiff lining in the toe box. Test samples used the same liner as snake boots in order to defend against black palm. Rocky has identified a new material and these should be ready for market in late summer. The boots will still have unlined Cordura uppers, metal mesh screen behind the drain holes and ‘snail snot’ on the toe.

www.RockyBoots.com

Rocky Introduces the S2V Jungle Boot

Thursday, July 21st, 2011

Fans of Rocky’s S2V series of boots will be pleased to hear that they have formally introduced the Jungle Boot. They worked with a military unit to combine the basic S2V styling with features for use in the constantly wet environment of the tropics. It is an unlined boot with a toe covered in “snail snot” to protect the rough out leather Cordura from the wear and tear of wait-a-minute vines. Additionally, the sides are generously vented with holes punched into the leather and backed by a stainless steel mesh to protect the ankles from thorns. The upper is made from a combination of Cordura and rough out leather.

“We teamed up with some of world’s best soldiers to develop the highest performing, most breathable jungle boot on the market,” said Steve Graham, marketing manager for ROCKY Duty. “As our customers attest, nothing but the finest material goes into the S2V, which guarantees performance you can count on.”

The S2V Jungle Boot is Berry compliant and will be available at retail by fall 2011.

www.rockyboots.com

Rocky Boot Giveaway Winner Chosen

Wednesday, April 6th, 2011

Thanks to Tactical Distributors for providing a pair of Rocky C4 Trainers as a giveaway to a lucky SSD reader. Lied, the winner was chosen at 1600 GMT today by random drawing and contacted via email. We want to thank everyone who entered. Some of you guys have got some big feet!

The C4 Trainer was released at SHOT Show and is currently in a very limited release. Tactical Distributors is one of the only places you can get them.

www.tacticaldistributors.com