The Gerber Devour is a tactical spork (they call it a multi-fork) with six-in-one detachable functions and several other excellent features.
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The Gerber Devour is a tactical spork (they call it a multi-fork) with six-in-one detachable functions and several other excellent features.
Like to be more snazzy than the average shooter on the range? GATORZ Eyewear brought polarized mirrored sunglasses to the table.
Who doesn't love a good sling? It's the holster for your long gun. These days we have all manner of modern tactical slings to choose from. VTAC, Blue Force Gear, Arbor Arms, and so many more. One more company to throw their hat into the ring is Gat Monkey. I got...
Belleville Boot Company is introducing the newest Marine Expeditionary Footwear - the 510 MEF - representing a breakthrough in combat boot technology and one of the lightest boots authorized for Marines to wear. Fusing a moccasin-like Strobel constructed upper to an...
Traveling back and forth to Vegas again has me thinking about EDC in a new way and the potential for off- body-carry, but not for guns. For armor. And Vertx and Premier Body Armor have partnered on a solution that is subtle enough to avoid looking out of place, yet...
Get what you need to play the song of your people!
Mystery Ranch always has new things to show at SHOT and this year is no exception with four new military packs that fit the assault bag role.
Jeff Mau’s crew has a minimalist belt with a unique tension design, low-profile appearance, and no extra loops or Velcro: the Tenicor Zero Belt.
Let me start this off by saying, first and foremost, I am not an officer, not military; I'm just a responsibly armed civilian that enjoys training and learning ways to be more proficient in my weapon handling. I hope to "not just master the fundamentals of...
The Dank Robber chest rig from Unobtanium Gear is a minimalist kit that kicks more than minimal ass. Check out our thoughts here.
Vertx EDC packs, bags, pants, and shirts look like what a normal human with a 9 to 5 job would use. I was happy to try their Gamut 2.0 backpack.