Clothing

My recent trip to Sweden for hunting allowed my wife and I to use a lot of outdoor gear and clothing.

Beretta has recently launched a new line of tactical clothing for women. Beretta designed their Ladies Gear Collection to cater to the needs of women who are passionate about outdoor activities such as hunting, shooting, and training as well as everyday wear.

I’ve been using the Calor jacket and Detour hoodie on several hunts and adventures, and I’m impressed. Badlands’ choice of fabrics and design details come together to make two distinct jackets that both have a firm place in my loadout for Spring, Fall, and Winter hunts.

Testing out some of Forloh’s clothing technology claims.

Tru-Spec, prior to this review, I would have called a medium brand. They aren’t Chinesium airsoft pants that will fall apart in a spin cycle, but also not Uber Gucci snobby kid tactical grade. In fact, I bought my stuff for personal use, it was never supposed to be a review. But when my package arrived, I decided I had to get the word out. 

Summer is here and it’s hot. Temperatures in the 90s and 100s have been common recently. Besides shade and water, what do we need in weather like this? Shorts. We need shorts.

For less than $100, the 5.11 Duty Rain Shell is everything I was looking for in a jacket to use while enjoying my firearms while also not breaking the bank.

One of the most obvious gaps in any CCW system is the wearing of workout gear. I’ve noticed, you’ve noticed, and we can bet the bad guys have noticed.

Badlands expands upon its innovative line of Adaptive Coloration Technology with the deigned-to-perform-in-cold-weather Pyre Jacket and Bib.