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Marker Panel

By: Adin
Great size to strap to a pack. I’m not a huge fan of the elastic loops for cylume sticks but if you use IR sticks they might be useful. It would be good if it folded into itself for storage. In a pinc

Perfect for issued phone

By: Louie
Perfect size for my BSRV, fits my UOC issued phone and notebook. Very happy

Far better than a bullock echo

I have used the hydration helmet carrier for several years now, and from SES cyclone recovery, to SAR tracking, to vertical rescue, this pack is outstanding. Wet gear can be easily stowed and drain t

Mini Minimi

Queensland Remote Area tracking use 2x laser range finder pouches on our chest rigs. One holds our 8x42 Binoculars, the other is used for ancillary equipment from batteries to gloves. The padding an

Review of M9 Bayonet Adapter MOLLE

By: Fred Marut
Having just received my SORD M9 Bayonet Adapter MOLLE, I was anxious to mate it up with one of my M9 bayonets. I just happen to have a pair of Australian contract examples made by BUCK, so started wit

Pretty useful

By: Clay
I recently bought this item and I love it I can fit in my notebook, range card ,cyalume sticks , pens and my hat when I'm not wearing it

Hydration Lite

By: Kenny
Good bit of kit, is a good size and does the job.

Extremely useful, some points for improvement

By: CMAP Nerd
On the whole, fairly satisfied with this product. Holds an edited CMAP card nicely in the smaller fold-out window, and having sketch maps and key actions-on is incredibly useful for those of us who li

Solid choice for Leatherman

By: Bryce
A little oversized for my Leatherman Wave, but still holds it securely. It would easily fit a larger Leatherman such as the MUT or Surge. I also really like the choice of press stud over velcro. As a

SORD Hydration Helmet Carrier

By: Doug Nicholson
I recall back when dinosaurs roamed the earth on penny-farthings, that there was only two ways for a grunt to carry a helmet. Option 1 – On your head. Option 2 – Contort some elastic bungee strap