Wednesday, September 16, 2015
OneTigris Tactical ID Card Holder
OneTigris Tactical ID Card Holder
- DOUBLE SIDE (CAN BE USED ALONE) : One for badge holder with transparent plastic film; one for Credit Card Organizer with hard mesh (Micro-mesh card holders x 3, fit 2 credit cards each)
- PEN HOLDER: Elastic pen loop holds pens during conferences, etc. It may too big for a pencil, but work well for normally pen and marker
- MOLLE SYSTEM: 1" velcro belt-strap also fits MOLLE standard. At the same time, it can keep the credit cards from slipped off
- INCLUDED: matte black split ring for keys, lanyard, carabiners
- Size：5.1" L x 3.3" W (13 x 8.5 cm)
When I go hiking, camping, or possibly traveling around the country or world I prefer having my valuables around my neck and tucked into my shirt or jacket. It's better than having a bulky square wallet in one of your pants pockets. Anyone who hikes knows that when you take large steps going up hill or climbing onto a rock anything large in your pockets presses hard against your legs and restricts movement.
With this neck lanyard you eliminate that problem. If you tuck your shirt in as well, even if the lanyard breaks your belongings will just fall into your shirt. LASTLY, the Velcro strip holds all your cards in the holster so they cannot fall out or get snagged and pulled out.
Material: Nylon
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Monday, September 14, 2015
OneTigris Dog Vest Harness
The harness has two handles on the back and front for attaching leash, but in order to avoid unnecessary break when use too much strength in special situations, it's still better to use dog collar to guide him/her.
OneTigris Sportswear Dog Sizing Chart (Size/Inch)
XS Chest Girth:14-20, Neck:8.5-11.8, Back Length:11, Width:10
S Chest Girth:15-21.5, Neck:9.2-12, Back Length:13, Width:11.2
M Chest Girth:16.5-27.5, Neck:11.5-15, Back Length:16, Width:13
L Chest Girth:18.5-36.5, Neck:14-18, Back Length:19 ,Width:14.9
XL Chest Girth:20.5-40.3, Neck:10.5-21.5, Back Length:21, Width:16.5
Customer reviews on OneTigris Dog Vest Harness
Kenneth Shockley
Just arrived in the mail today. I have been searching for a service dog vest for months and think I finally found one that is relatively inexpensive and will work great from my needs. I like the military style as I am a disable Marine. I have a 95lb large German Shepherd and I purchased the XL because the sizes weren’t clearly marked. I was worried about the length of the straps to go around his belly from looking at the sizes on the other brands. I read all of the reviews on this and saw that people buying the XL had 100lbs dogs, Thus why I chose the largest size available. After I got this in the mail, I found that the straps would fit around my dog twice. They gave plenty of length for a dog twice the size of mine. At this point I wish I had purchased the large and not xl because the length is just a tad too long on his back. It only took me minutes to adjust for the proper fit and we did a nice lap around the yard to see the comfort. He wore it for about 4 hours right out of the box without any signs of discomfort or disliking it. I live in the desert and it can reach temps of 120 in the summer and dont think I have to worry about him wearing this in the summer for long periods of time. it seems to breathe fine. Todays temps were in the high 70’s. From first reviews, it appears it will be a great investment of my $45 and my dog seems pretty happy also. I have added a few photos so you can get a better feel for what it looks like on the dog, the length, and materials.
I have had this vest and used it daily for about 6 months now. I still use this daily and it is my preferred vest of choice for my dog. Only big concern is that the threading on the sides that holds the Velcro and the loops together is coming unraveled. I did hook a small 6 inch bag to the side of the vest and it was ripped off the first time my dog walked too close to the fence. The loop stitching came unraveled and the bag fell off. I have had to fix this by taking super glue on the back side and covering the stitching so the threading doesnt come loose. You cant tell that I modified the vest in any way, but it was still a pain that I needed to do this. Now I have a 3 inch hole in the velcro where the stitching came loose. I will need to go back and put some glue under the velcro to make it stay. If I dont the entire top velcro patch running across the top will eventually fall off. For the money I would buy again, with the understanding that I need to modify it right off the bat to make it more sturdy and last longer. I always figured that the buckles would be the part that fall apart or break first, but it has held wonderfully. I have lifted my dog off the ground many times and held him back from being aggressive without problems. considering the cost of a real vest, I would buy this again and just apply some super glue for $3 to keep the vest in good condition for a few years.
Video Reviews on OneTigris Dog Vest Harness
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