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The first commercial product ever to be produced in association with the British Army is the UK Gear PT-03 running shoe and bears the Army’s crossed-swords logo inside the tongue as a symbol of its endorsement. The PT-03 was developed by UK Gear over a period of 18 months, part of which instructors from the British Army’s APTC (Army Physical Training Corps) advised on its design and tested it. It was designed as a high performance running shoe for use on track, road or trail.

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Here’s a first look at the production version C3 in Crye MultiCam. ITW Ghillietex hardware used throughout. The carry handles have been flattened for a lower profile.

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As LED technology advances, we’re seeing personal lights get smaller and more powerful, with more modes added instead of simply on/off. Designed for use by military and LE personnel, the EDC-120T (Tactical) is a very compact flashlight from Novatac’s Every Day Carry (EDC) line that’s suitable for anyone who wants a helluva lot of light in a small package.

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The Argonaut Glove is a reinforced glove meant for cool conditions. The back of the Argonaut is made of breathable, water-resistant Polartec® Power Shield® fabric, which is quick-drying, abrasion and wind resistant. The palm, knuckle reinforcements and wraps over the tips and sides of the thumb, index and middle fingers are made of DWR-treated water resistant leather.

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So the story goes, the “Garage Jacket” had its origins as a simply-styled jacket worn by mechanics working on cars – both as protection from the cold concrete floor of the garage and when it was chilly at the drag strip. This “working-man’s” jacket has become a classic American garment used for casual outerwear, no longer worn only by gear-heads and hot-rodders but by anyone appreciating its simple and practical style and cut. For the debut of their first dedicated urban street wear jacket, TAD Gear has taken this classic American garment and “supercharged” it without changing its familiar, smart, straight lines.

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The Mesa Tactical Saddle Rail comprises of a machined aluminum bracket that wraps around the shotgun receiver. There is a 1913 Picatinny rail at the top for mounting of optics, and their excellent SureShell shell carrier on the side. The Saddle mount attaches via internally threaded steel pins, that replace the receiver pins on the 870 and to which the saddle bolts securely.

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