Energizer Hard Case Tango Tactical Helmet Light

Paul2021-07-06T12:21:53+00:00

  You can be forgiven in thinking that Energizer just made batteries. Let's face it, we have all seen that bunny and its ability to keep on going. But Energizer also has a lighting division that supplies light in the forms of traditional handheld flashlights, hands-free lights, area lighting, novelty and tactical- who knew.  Energizer Holdings, Inc., headquartered in St. Louis, Missouri, USA, is one of the world's largest manufacturers of primary batteries and portable lighting products through the companies recognised...

Helikon’s ‘Training Mini-Rig

Paul2021-07-01T11:52:32+00:00

Dave Porter reviews the Helikon's'Training Mini-Rig For a few months now I've had the pleasure of fielding Helikon's 'Training Mini-Rig', or TMR for short. I have to be careful that this review doesn't sound like a sales pitch, because in all honesty, I really don't have a bad word to say about it. To put some context to how I've been using it, I typically run as an assaulter-style role, yet occasionally I pick up a bolt action or DMR and...

Leatherman LT

Paul2021-06-29T09:20:45+00:00

  This is a bracelet that is designed for anyone who wants to have the combination of fashion and functionality. Ideal to wear and use on a skirmish field the bracelet is convenient to wear and easy to use. Leatherman informs us that the TREAD is "The world's first wearable multi-tool, this travel-friendly bracelet features 29 tools and customisable links. In an ever-changing world companies are forced to innovate and diversify to stay competitive and on top of their chosen markets.  Back...

Jack Pyke Electronic Ear Defenders

Paul2021-06-28T13:33:19+00:00

Ear defenders are rarely taken into consideration for airsoft, outside of a comms solution using the earmuff and boom mic setup. Coming from a real steel shooting background, and working around the industry of industrial deafness, I have an acute appreciation for the need of hearing protection, especially given the mutual enthusiasm for pyrotechnics within airsoft. The Jack Pyke electronic ear defenders found their way into my kit bag as an optional spare piece of kit, mainly for if my...

PTS Syndicate MTEK Flux Helmet

Paul2021-06-24T09:02:27+00:00

THE PTS Syndicate MTEK FLUX Helmet is the officially licensed replica of MTEK's FLUX Carbon Helmet, which the manufacture informs us, the FLUX helmet is the latest in tactical head protection. This is the tangible result of a multi-year design and development effort to create an advanced, modular helmet system. The word FLUX is an acronym for Future, Lightweight, Undercut, eXpandable and is derived from the Latin word Fluxus, meaning "flow".  Every aspect of the FLUX has a particular and...

VX Buckle Up Utility Rig

Paul2021-06-18T12:06:50+00:00

A micro chest rig in its own right that captures the essence of "High-Speed, Low-Drag" perfectly. Simple yet effective. Produced in 700d Polytech, which is essentially a nylon weaved fabric that has a denser (thicker) weave than Cordura, but at a fraction of the cost allowing Viper to keep the unit price down to a more affordable price point without sacrificing quality and durability.

The Utility Rig is compatible with Vipers Buckle Up Plate Carries and features the same quick release...

FMA AN/PEQ-2

Paul2021-06-18T11:41:38+00:00

In the real world, the  AN/PEQ-2 is an Infrared Target Pointer/Illuminator and Aiming Light (ITPIAL), which was part of the US armed forces SOPMOD  programme. However in our world its either a simple plastic dummy or in some cases a low powered laser and torch.

SOPMOD  programme

The Special Operations Peculiar MODification or SOPMOD is a group of kit and accessory systems for the M4A1 carbine, FN SCAR 17 and the HK416 plus other real world weapons used by the American Armed...

Warriors Patrol Belt Kit (PBK)

Paul2021-06-18T11:30:57+00:00

Warriors Patrol Belt Kit (PBK) Words Dave Porter This month I’ve had the pleasure of testing Warrior Assault System’s Patrol Belt Kit, or ‘PBK’. Until this point, I've never strayed from my typical plate carrier setup or the occasional light-weight chest rig, so this was a first for me, but I've owned several pieces of WAS gear, so I had high expectations in terms of quality and functionality, and let me tell you, the PBK did not disappoint. The PBK is insanely comfortable...