Category Archives: Load Carriage

MOLAY® announces new products in tactical nylon and clothing range

Up-and-coming Indonesian tactical gear brand MOLAY® recently released some new products from their tactical nylon and clothing ranges – let’s take a look… Cobra™ Parachutist Belt Specification: Reinforced on Rigid side for carrying a holster without roll-over 4,000lbs breaking strength … Continue reading

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“The Shoot Heard ‘Round the World” – Snake Hound Machine, New Hampshire

Well, the week-end got off to a great start – as I was sitting in a local pub on a bawmy spring evening having dinner with a friend in the industry, when the news came on the telly that they’d … Continue reading

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US Army Camouflage Improvement Initiative update

This news somehow passed us by this week, but our friends at Kit-Up!, Predator Intelligence and Soldier Systems Daily all covered it – so head over to see them to find out more. Kit-Up! – “Army to Make Camo Pitch … Continue reading

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PenCott™ to be featured at IDEX 2013

PenCott™ camouflaged soldier clothing and equipment will be presented by Emirates Defense Technology at the IDEX 2013 exhibition in Abu Dhabi – February 17-21. Emirates Defense Technology have been marketing the PenCott patterns in the Middle East, and the “Sandstorm” … Continue reading

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Montague “Paratrooper” and other militarized mountain bikes in use

We first wrote about the “Paratrooper” folding mountain bike from Montague Corporation back at the end of August 2008 – in the very very early days of Strike-Hold!   I’m happy to report that the bike continues to serve me well … Continue reading

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