#LoadBearingEquipment
High Speed Gear's New Double Decker TACO Pouch
High Speed Gear makes some of my favorite load-bearing equipment, particularly their single TACO mag pouches. Today HSG is proud to introduce to us their latest mag-carrying solution, the new Double Decker TACO. This new magazine pouch features double rifle pouches with double pistol pouches attached in front that can double as storage for just about any other small piece of equipment.
High Speed Gear's New Adaptable Mini Missions Pouch
High Speed Gear’s mission is to provide its customers with the gear they need in a form that is not only durable and reliable but also fits their setup just the way they need it. High Speed Gear is proud to announce their latest offering, the new Mini Missions Pouch which is a smaller and more adaptable version of their Special Missions Pouch. The Mini Missions Pouch will be compatible with or without a plate carrier and like all of the other pouches and products from High Speed Gear, the Mini Missions pouch is made right here in the USA.
Brave Castle Load-Bearing Nylon Solutions Now Available Online
Brave Castle has just launched their website with new and restocked Load Bearing Nylon Solutions Equipment now available. In addition to the load-bearing equipment, Brave Castle also has patches, stickers, and lifestyle clothing available. Brave Castle has pistol-compatible pouches as well as 5.56 30-round magazine pouches available in addition to various other configurations with different equipment.
Tasmanian Tiger's TT Load Carrier and Packsack for Awkward Loads
Today’s military operators and shooters aren’t always being deployed with the most consistent equipment. This rings even more true in the civilian world where our nonstandard equipment can sometimes feature anything from gun cases to coolers containing our favorite post-shooting beverages. The TT Load Carrier and Packsack from Tasmanian Tiger make these awkward loads much easier to carry and are made from high-quality materials.
Modular Scalable Vest Finishes Final Round of Testing
The US Army’s latest improvement to the soldier’s gear has finished its final round of field testing. The testing was conducted in mid-October by soldiers with the 71st Ordnance Group and the 10th Chemical Hazardous Response Company, at Fort Carson, Colorado. From an article at the Army News Service:
ON THE BOUNCE? US Army Seeks to Field Soldier Exoskeletons
In a recent letter released to Army general officers, Chief of Staff of the Army Mark Milley outlined a plan for reform of the Army’s development and procurement arms. In it, he also made mention of the Army’s plans for future individual weapons and equipment. Among those, the General mentioned a new piece of kit for the soldier: Exoskeletons. From the letter: