DIM: 4"H x 4"W x 2"D folded, 8" DIA x 11"H unfolded, 500 cu. in.
Mister big boy Mega here also has all the same core dump pouch features and more. Despite the obvious change, that it is freakn' BIG, there is a removable leg strap included to help secure and stabalize once deployed.
DIM: Closed- 6.5" L x 5.5" W x 0.75" Thick
DIM: Open- 12" L x 5.5" W x 0.5" Thick
Hence the name, the Traveler Deluxe is an expanded version of the original Traveler design. All the core exterior features are there for ID area, shock-cord side strap, pockets, pen slots etc.
So although I didn't "need" any new pads I thought I'd check out these fancy pants KP industries knee pads. The 2 piece hinged system looked like a good way to get full knee motion range without resistance. Not too long ago I took them to put them through a quick beating on my SFAUC visit. Beforehand, First impressions out of the box were a little so-so since the way they are stored, one pad pushed in on another in a mesh bag, causes 1 pad to be bent in a bit and one pad to be bent out.
The KP elbow pads didn't impress me as much as the knee pads, but that doesn't necessarily make them bad pads. The main reason external elbow pads are rarely used in the military is that the upper strap almost always falls in the elbow joint and causes abrasion and or resistance everytime the arm is bent in. Since the KP elbow pads are not on the hinge system they suffer from this upper strap problem. Furthermore, since I'm <monkey> sized, I have to tighten the straps near as far as they can go. This causes the triglide to be all up in my inner arm joint adding to the strap problem.
DIM: 11" x 7" x 4" main, 6" x 4" x 2" front, 8" x 4" back
Fanny Packs, Waist Bags, Hip Packs...they come in many names and hit with fury in the 90s, but this one has a lot of nice MIL touches. In planning that the user wouldn't be a typical dad on a lazy vacation, the pouch is built to push the items away from your groin area to allow for greater mobility and prevent man part pounding.
DIM: ADJ" x 3" x 2"
There are a lot of double mag pouches out there, but this one has some solid bonus features. For starters there are PALS loops on the front so one can mount pistol mag pouches, but these loops also assist in setting up a shock cord mag holding system. The main flap can be totally removed or have its placement adjusted to hold pretty much every kind of mag out there no matter what added accessory. Interior elastic allows one to fold the flap for a secure open pouch setup. I've embarrassingly shown it here holding a Nintendo-DS, but check out Emdom or Military Moron's site for many great bullet tote'n pics. Comes with long Malice Clips.
DIM: 12" x 7" x 6"
If you are looking for a pouch to hold more than the typical ones out there, this is the business right here. A great size to enhance backpack capability or make a mean butt pack. SRBs with velcro adjustment make flattening and expanding the pack easy and there is bonus loop velcro on the front for name tapes.
DIM: 7" x 5" x 3"
Originally intended for medical supplies, but can also work well as a general purpose pouch with built in elastic and pockets. The pouch can be zippered down for a full 180 degree opening, but a 550 cord and cordlock system is standard to adjust and limit the opening. Has bonus PALS and loop velcro on the front, a very full featured pouch especially for the price, $32.95. Comes with long Malice Clips.
DIM: 9"H x 6"W x 3"D
Seems like every company has their GP pouch and here is Emdom's. The size is nice and the 1ply cordura main construction makes the pouch easy to use, but it is also plenty durable so far. The bonus elastic and cord loop inside set this pouch apart from most other GP pouches. Comes with long Malice Clips.
Simple and Affordable classic knee pads. Overall offer good protection and cushioning with nice flexibility. Since I'm <monkey> sized I can't tighten these as much as I would like and rely on the specwargear pants with knee pad retention system. Otherwise these guys go straight to my ankles after a sprint. Earlier I tried attaching surgical tubing from my belt to the pad strap which apparently caused a lot of stress on the pads breaking one buckle and starting to rip one of the sew points as shown in the pics.
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