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Written by Terrill Hoffman Saturday, 22 May 2010 18:07
There are times when I think I’m caught in the middle of the movie “Back To The Future.” I’ll be bouncing along in my mid-fifties mindset when out of nowhere a new word or term will be added to the vocabulary. One of the terms recently added is “Active Shooter", and Maxpedition has come up with a great solution for just such a scenario.
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Written by Ian Fielder Thursday, 22 April 2010 12:44
Spring has finally arrived in Western Pennsylvania and the time has come to dust off the hiking gear that has sat idle all winter and load up Blackhawk's latest Ultralight 3 Day Assault Pack to head to the trails to test out the goods.
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Written by Andrew Blanchard and Brandon Parsons Thursday, 04 February 2010 12:24
Greetings Woods Monkeys. Today we take a look at the Kelty Lakota 4000 backpack and we've done a write-up and we've included a short highlight video as well. So, jump in and enjoy!
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Written by Garrett Lucas Monday, 14 December 2009 12:02
When it comes to high quality bags or packs for the world traveler or the adventurer, or even the soccer mom, student, commuter or just about anyone else, it's hard to not think of Crumpler Bags as a solution to your needs. Today, we take a look at their new Customary Barge photo/laptop backpack.
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Written by Tim Stetzer Monday, 30 November 2009 09:40
Within minutes of opening the box I knew I was going to like the new CamelBak TriZip pack. I had already looked at the features online, and everything looked good on paper. Once I had the pack in hand, though, I was really able to make a better determination and my first impressions were very good. It was immediately evident that this was a solid pack with some very well thought out features.
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Written by Garrett Lucas Saturday, 31 October 2009 15:16
Almost every biker owns a hydration pack in one form or another and have encountered issues that many of the packs on the market have-- leaky water bladders, pack or items shifting while out riding and the classic case of sweaty back. But, CamelBak is a company that is out to fix some of those issues with their next generation of hydration packs, and we get to see a couple of those improvments with the CamelBak H.A.W.G. NV.
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Written by Tim Stetzer Monday, 07 September 2009 18:57
I could never be in a position to complain about my wife having too many purses. For one thing, she doesn’t. In fact, if anyone in the family has a bag addiction it’s me.
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Written by Scott Wickham Sunday, 30 August 2009 14:15
Maxpedition has been one of the trend-setters for different pack styles for the outdoors. Today, we take a look at one of their more conventional packs, ideal for a dayhike, the Condor II.
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Written by Garrett Lucas Thursday, 27 August 2009 13:18
Mid-Summer can be a rough time out in the desert of the south west, but we had a little help with keeping hydrated with Blackhawk's S.T.R.I.K.E. Cyclone Pack, and we're ready to give our impression of their hydration system.
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Written by Garrett Lucas Tuesday, 14 July 2009 04:34
A break for Blackhawk from designing tactical gear resulted in a line of packs designed for hunters and outdoorsmen. Today, we take a look at Blackhawk's BlackTimber pack and give our impressions of its readiness for the field.
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Written by Tim Stetzer Sunday, 14 June 2009 07:03
The problem with having a lot of toys is that you have to find some way to tote all that stuff around. The more guns and gear we have to take with us to the range or to camp, means that we need a good way to carry it all. Browning understands our pain however and they have a whole line of gear bags designed to help out. I recently have had the chance to try out one of their Sawtooth Mountain Bags and put it through its paces. Browning makes three models in the Sawtooth Mountain line, a basic gear bag, and a medium and large duffle bag. I had the Medium Duffle to work with. The Medium Sawtooth Moutain Bag is constructed of Ballistic Nylon and a heavy duty 900 denier shell fabric and is available in the Mossy Oak “New Break Up” camouflage pattern with the distinctive Browning buck's head embroidered on the side of the bag in gold.
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