Spotter Up Review! Altama Maritime Assault Low
I had seen them advertised. Heard from a few people that they liked them. So, I decided that it was time to get my hands on them. These low-cut tactical…
The Union Waterproof 6″ Boot from 5.11 Tactical
As a fulltime Instructor, I spend a lot of time on my feet, so footwear is one of the most important pieces of kit I use. Until recently, I spent…
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If You’re Going to Carry A Fannypack at Least Carry What Counts
I get the idea of fanny packs. They continue to be a fashion accessory that will not die. Companies continue to try to make them cooler looking. In this day…
Battle Board – Your Admin On Steroids
Battle Board There is no question that our reliance on technology in the battle space of any variety and public safety realm has become greater than the skill sets which…
Thule Subterra 40L from Gear.com
Sweden. Ah, Sweden. Home of Stockholm, that sweet blue and yellow flag and most notably, meatballs. Sweden, as it turns out, is also home to Thule. You may recognize that…
5.11® Geo7™ Camouflage
FIT AND COMFORT 5.11 Tactical knows how to make clothing that fits, with sizes that don’t seem to run too large or small. Their new Fast-Tac™ TDU® pants feature a…
Altama Aboottabad Trail Low shoes
Altama Boots says they are the “… world’s most recognized name in military, tactical, and duty footwear.” They have been making boots and shoes for the US military, law enforcement…
Vanquest 46 Skycap Duffel Backpack
Like many of our readers, I travel a lot. From simple single night business trips to ten day international trips to various 3rd world countries and more. I am always…
Vanquest 32 Ounce Water Bottle
Like many of us, I have water bottles coming out of my ears (or at least overfilling cabinets and pantries). Vanquest’s 32 ounce water bottle has become my favorite lately.…
Blackbeard Romeo Belt review
Belts, even gun belts, are both completely commoditized but also intensely personal. Their utility is the commodity. We need to them to hold up our pants, secure our holsters and…