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TQ Dnipro PM27 medic pouch

The TQ Dnipro PM27 is a medic pouch made to be carried at the back of your belt for ambidextrous access. It has ample space for live saving equipment while staying small enough to be part of every

Origin Outdoors firestarter “fatrope”

This new review is about a handy piece of equipment for firestarting: The Origin Outdoors fatrope. Basically it’s a short piece of treated rope you can use both as tinder and to catch sparks.

TQ Dnipro Rip-Away IFAK PM24 Gen 2 [Review]

This post is about the Rip-Off IFAK from Dnipro TQ. “Rip-Off” or “Rip-Away” refers to the way you can easily remove it from your other gear not about it being a copy! And le

Acta Non Verba Z100 BB [Review]

Acta Non Verba Z100 BB – the newest addition to my collection of knives. Read this review to learn what I found about this knife and decide if it’s worth to be your trustworthy companio

ReFlash Eco Flashlight – Your Ultimate EDC Light [Review]

If you’re searching for your next EDC flashlight, take a good look at the ReFlash Eco flashlight. There’s a myriad of different models of flashlights around – enough that we even

Warrior X Pro from Olight – great tactical light [Review]

This review of the Olight Warrior X Pro reflects my personal opinion about this very tough medium thrower. I want to show you how I changed from being enthusiastic to being skeptical to finally rea

Helikon-Tex Windrunner – small package, big help [Review]

A very lightweight and extremely packable jacket that will effectly keep you from freezing in cold winds.

Review: Helikon-Tex Bandicoot Waistpack

A review of the bigger waistpack from Helikon-Tex that comes in a lot of different colours and camo patterns.

Review: Helikon-Tex Mid-Pro belt

A review of the Helikon-Tex Mid-Pro belt. A tough belt with unconspicous looks that has some extra features which help to carry a lot of EDC items more or less hidden.

Review: Helikon-Tex BMA (Belt Molle Adapter)

An easy way to convert every Molle/PALS attachable gear into belt mounted gear.