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S.O. Tech Medical Sale

Friday, September 4th, 2009

S.O. Tech is holding a sale on medical equipment from now until 1 October. In addition to several bags that can be used as medical kits like the Mission Go Bag and Go Bag as well as the General Purpose Pouch and Slim Individual Medical Aid Pouch, S.O. Tech is featuring discounts on a large inventory of combat medical/first aid supplies like the Celox products (Celox Gauze, Celox Granules 35g, Celox Granules 15g), Sodium Chloride 50mL IV bags, Trauma shears, SOF tourniquets, Z-pack Dressings, and more.

Customers will be able to build pretty decent medical kits for their bags out of these individual medical items, or just restock their own storage supplies and medical kits.

Check out the sale at specopstech.com.

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S.O. Tech Sniper Sale

Tuesday, July 28th, 2009

Starting today at Noon until 31 August, S.O. Tech is sponsoring a sales blow out that includes a majority of their Sniper items. In addition to individual items they are also offering “Bundle savings”. Sale items are marked down between 30-35% but when customers buy a group of bundled items (Sniper Bundle #1, #2 & #3) they will save an additional 10-15%.

For example, Bundle #1 includes a Mission Go Bag, Carry Handle Pad, Sniper Mag Shingle, as well as Sniper T-shirt and Symbology Patch.

Full details will be unveiled today on the S.O. Tech website.

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Outdoor Retailer Summer Market

Thursday, July 23rd, 2009

For the next few days we are going to share some information from the OR Summer Market 2009. To kick it off we wanted to share this picture of ADS rep Bill Gassett hamming it up at Deuter’s booth.

Most of the usual suspects were on hand as well.

S.O. Tech has a booth that seems a little off the beaten path but it didn’t deter them releasing their new Adventure Pack System based on their successful Mission Pack System. In addition to the current tactical panels they have developed several specifically for the civilian market and these can easily be transitioned back over for tactical use by those who require more discreet capabilities. Additionally, S.O. Tech debuted their new K9 patch to add to their ever growing family of tactical symbology.

Eagle’s booth was very streamlined and focused primarily on the Waterpoint line was well as several of the new garments they have in production. Word is that the Waterpoint line will be expanding in the future.

Arc’teryx has some great new clothing coming soon on both the LEAF and commercial side. Look for a full report soon. Shown are the Freelance Jacket and Raider Pant. Unfortunately, these two items from the commercial line won’t be available until Spring 2010.

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S.O. Tech Canine Insert Panel

Thursday, March 19th, 2009

Working dog owners, handlers, and trainers can now keep their canines working efficiently with S.O.Techâ€™s new Canine Insert Panel (#MSP-K9). This unique organizer features five detachable zippered pouches that can be used for storage of food, grooming tools, leashes, training aids and first aid. The first aid pouch can also be converted to a convenient fanny pack. The vinyl window on the outside holds necessary packing lists and essential veterinary records. Loops at each end can be used to hang the panel when open or as carry handles when closed. The panel zips closed for transport and includes lightweight shoulder straps for carrying. The best feture about the new Canine Insert is that it is designed as a module for the S.O.Tech Mission Packs (Urban, Trek & Expedition) for longer missions.

The Canine Insert Panel also includes a canine collar and leash, a 32 oz. lexan bottle for transport of water and a collapsible bowl that can be used for water or food. 20â€ H x 12â€ W x 5â€ D when closed.

Made in the USA and available in a variety of colors from S.O. Tech.

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S.O.Tech Mission Pack System

Thursday, March 12th, 2009

S.O.Tech, makers of the SOCOM-issue Mission Go Bag has released a new pack system. Essentially a tool kit of load carrying solutions, it provides a variety bags and accessories to the warrior. The best way to give you an idea of the scope of this new system is to just show you.

Designed with and employed by Special Forces elements, the system was tailored for vehicle-mounted deployment as well as long range foot patrol operations. The Mission Pack system was designed around current TTPs. Mission Packs are designed for use from vehicles. Bail out modular Mission Go Bags can be pulled and deployed for short-range missions leaving primary packs on vehicles. Mission tailored panels (medical, sniper, canine, camera, or EOD) can be removed from the packs for layout or hanging on vehicle walls during employment. Lightweight SplashGuards and a heavyweight, divable waterproof bag protects contents from water. Trauma Kits slide into pockets and provide medical supplies on the scene until emergency help arrives. Accessory items such as padded belts, shoulder straps, organizers, wheeled racks and hard cases are also available.

Articles on individual pieces are forthcoming. System components can be further tailored for very specialized applications and some items are available for specific customers.

Contact S.O.Tech to order.

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SHOT Show Day 3.1

Sunday, January 18th, 2009

Spec Ops Brand

Spec Ops Brand displayed their latest addition, the Gun Belt which was transitioned from their Professional Hunter line where it found its genesis as the PH Utility Belt. Originally conceived as a sturdy belt for big game hunting, the the Gun Belt utilizes the concept of a belt on a belt to improve stiffness. This is a great alternative for those who require a gun belt but don’t want the added weight, bulk and heat build up associated with many padded belts. It is available now in four sizes in Black, Coyote, and Foliage.

ITW Military Products

ITW released this new product at SHOT. Envisioned as step one in a multi-faceted waterproofing system, the Individual Clothing & Equipment Protection System or ICEPS is designed as a cost effective alternative to commercial products often used by Soldiers such as zip-loc bags. The current cornerstone of this line is the X-Proof protective bag which incorporate a closure with a one way valve. This allows you to put clothing and equipment in the nag and then bleed the air out of the bag. The current ICEPS kit consists of one waterproof pack liner for the three day assault pack, two Roll-Vac equipment bags, and two personal equipment bags. Look for a full report soon.

Waterpoint

The Eagle/Waterpoint Yote will be available by March 2009 and although considered a different product line than most Eagle products the Waterpoint Yote is the same bag. It just includes a water reservoir.

Crye Precision/Texcel

Crye Precision approved the new version of the Texcel webbing in Multicam. In previous variants, the dark brown has appeared black.

Crye Precision/Dry-Fire

Dri-Fire is poised to begin printing their fabric in Crye’s Multicam. Dri-Fire is an FR fabric that is more durable than Nomex yet is one-third the cost. Additionally, Dri-Fire provides both moisture management as well as anti-microbial protection not found in Nomex.

Tac 15 Crossbow

For the AR-15 owner who has everything, I introduce the Tactical Assault Crossbow. The Tac 15 crossbow is designed to fit on any AR-15 style lower receiver and throws shafts at an amazing 412 fps. Additionally, it incorporates Vibracheck Backstop string suppressors as well as Picitinny rails. The hand crank cocking mechanism provides for 30 second reloads.

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S.O.Tech Tactical Symbology

Monday, September 1st, 2008

At the recent Trexpo East exposition near Dulles International Airport in Virginia, Special Operations Technologies showed their new Tactical Symbology system. Mil-Std 2525A military symbology really only goes down to the squad level and there is no standardized system for military and law enforcement to depict individuals during sand table exercises. Based on Mil Std 2525, the S.O.Tech symbology goes one step further toward the increased granularity of information required for tactical ops at the micro level, say conducting a vehicle checkpoint or clearing a room. Whenever possible they utilized standardized symbols but created new, intuitive symbols where none existed. Additionally, they extended the concept to support LE operations.

The idea sprang actually from another initiative. S.O.Tech developed a set of patches to designate the specialties of both individuals and their equipment. They are available for Leader, Assaulter, Sniper, Breacher, and Medic. EOD is under development. The patches are embroidered and backed with Velcro. Additionally, the patch features a tab that allows it to be attached via 550 or cable tie to bags or other items. S.O.Tech also offers T-shirts and ball caps featuring the copyrighted symbols.

The symbols depicted above are: (Clockwise from top left) Sniper, Leadership, Medic, Assaulter.
For more information contact S.O.Tech.

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