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The Rider, Dagger and Razor Hydration packs from Source’s military division are designed specifically for ballistic vest integration. The Rider and Dagger use the simple but very effective X-QCA buckle system while the Razor uses molle straps. All of them are equipped with the new WLPS 3L hydration reservoir, which is baffled so that it has a 33% slimmer profile than conventional hydration systems. This creates a slimmer design which increases comfort for riding in a vehicle or wear under rucks.

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Source Military Hydration has come out with a couple more baffled reservoirs designed to fit armour pockets or similarly shaped carriers. The ILPS 2/3L is the successor to the previously featured LPS and the WLPS is a taller, narrower shape.

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The E9 Camera Strap from Echo Niner is a compact, light weight and functional camera strap that also converts to a hand strap, enhancing your options to suit different situations. And it comes in MultiCam.

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Hydration systems have been around quite a while now, but the variety of reservoir shapes and sizes has usually been relatively limited. To meet the warfighters’ different needs, Source Military Hydration is continually coming out with new reservoirs that fill the current gaps in the market. Source has come out with a new baffled reservoir called the Low Profile Hydration System (LPS) designed to fit armour pockets or similarly shaped carriers. It comes in two sizes; 2.0L/70 oz (shown here) and 1.5L/50 oz. The reservoirs are kept flat by the use of baffles; one baffle for the 2L model and two baffles for the 1.5L model.

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Luma (Luma Labs LLC) has released their new version of the LumaLoop Camera sling reviewed previously. It’s just referred to as the Loop, and incorporates new features that include a camera connection inspired by single point slings for rifles. The Loop is a strap that was designed for professional photographers that need a strap that keeps a second camera out of the way, but at the ready when carrying two DLSR or SLR cameras with different lenses. I’ve been using the original Loop for my single DSLR for about a year, as it helps distribute the load more comfortably than 1″ straps or regular camera loops, and it’s been my favourite DLSR sling until now. The Gen II Loop has surpassed the original, in my opinion.

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The D-Day Kit from United Spirit of America is a pouch conveniently pre-packed and sealed with personal care necessities for a one-day trip. It’s light weight and compact enough to fit in the side pocket of a BDU, jacket, pack or overnight bag and is designed for use in tactical and non-tactical environments. The pouch is waterproof and floatable.

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The Apocalypspork from American Kami is the “spork to end all sporks”. At least, if the apocalypse comes, this is the spork you’d want to have with you. It’s not your dinky everyday lightweight camping Ti spork, but is a real man-sized spork for those who want a bad-ass eating utensil guarranteed to strike awe into those around you when you whip this out.

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Source has come out with a couple of new sized reservoirs. The first is a 1L/1qt/33oz Kangaroo Collapsible Canteen. Also new is the 1.5L/ 50oz reservoir, when enables it to fit in shorter hydration carriers and places where the 2L and 3L ones might be too tall.

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