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Tuesday, July 21, 2015

OneTigris SNIPER Tactical EDC Water Bottle Pouch

OneTigris SNIPER Tactical EDC Water Bottle Pouch Description

Just the right size for most 32oz Water Bottles. Nalgene Bottle fits great.Main compartment is 9.8" x 4" diameter.
6.3"x 3.9" Front pouch is perfect for coffee, tea, first aid, cell phone, and more
Heavy duty MOLLE straps on back of pouch allow it to attach to other gear with PALS webbing or be worn on a belt.
Velcro on front and on top to add your favorite moralle patch. Smooth operating, snag-free, oversized zippers with paracord pull.
Ideal for hunting, hiking, camping, fishing, riding or travel.

Customer reviews on OneTigris SNIPER Tactical EDC Water Bottle Pouch:

"I had two of these, now I have 3. I selected this the one tigris water bottle holder the first time because it was one of the few that included a shoulder strap. This is a great water bottle holder. It is large enough to hold a tall insulated thermos water bottle (16 inches) and still comfortably close. What I really love is the versatility for carrying. There's the molle straps on the back so it can attach to any molle system or simply to your belt. Because of the molley webbing, if you attach it to your belt, you can do so at various heights. It also has a rather robust metal clip on the back which can be used to hang from a belt loop or attach to something else. The included nylon should strap is handy too, I use that if I'm giving it to one of the little ones that doesn't have a belt.

I've attached one of these to the side molle webbing on a backpack, which lets me access the water bottle without taking the pack off by comfortably reaching to my side. Because the holder is deep, I usually don't bother to zip the top closed...there's little danger of the water bottle falling out. I've attached another to the side of my laptop case using the molle straps. This is great at the airport. After going through security I can buy and drop a water bottle in there and free up one of my hands. It's also not bad for carrying a beer/soda can around at a fair on your belt to keep your hands free. Because its so tall, I've walked around with an open can in there without spilling any, though it does have a small grommeted hole in the bottom to let liquid out if it were to spill.

The pouch on the front is handy when I give this to one of my kids. They can put money or a small wallet in there to carry their cash. On a bike ride, it also fits a compact first-aid kit well. I also got some molle clips from one tigris. They fit nicely on these and add some additional versatility for attaching non-molle items to the front molle webbing.

So far, these things have held up really well. When the kids got them muddy I even ran them through the washing machine."

OneTigris SNIPER Tactical EDC Water Bottle Pouch Youtube video review

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Tuesday, June 2, 2015

OneTigris Waist Pack - Surprisingly awesome!

Hey EDC-ers! Long time lurker, first time poster. I'm excited to join this amazing community.

So I just purchased a OneTigris waist pack, essentially a Maxped Proteus clone. I was a little wary, considering I know nothing of the company, and it was coming from China, but I could not be happier with my choice.

I was looking for a waist pack that could be worn multiple ways (waist, shoulder, MOLLE), that could fit what I needed on a daily basis for work and play in as small a package as possible. I was looking seriously at the Proteus, but the price tag kept me at bay. The OneTigris then came across my path, and I figured "Hey...if it sucks, I'm only out 30 bucks". When I got the back in and packed it, all I could say was "HOLY CRAP!!" This sucker can pack it in!

The stitching looks well done, and it feels solid. The 1000d nylon feels sturdy and hearty, like it'll last a good long while. I can't speak to the strength in the field/bush, but for my purposes (work, around town), it'll do just fine. The zippers, while they don't say YKK, feel as such. They glide smoothly along the teeth. It'll take some breaking in to get the shape of the pack just right, but overall I'm impressed by the quality.

The load out I can fit in this thing is ridiculous compared to my expectations.
(certain items removed as I'm at work and currently using them)

Main pocket: iPad Mini in Apple Smart Case, PS Vita in a thin pouch, Moleskine large Volant, Moleskine small journal, checkbook, Word notebook, Kindle, Oakley Bullet eyeglass case.

Front pouch: Anker Astro e5 external battery, lightning cable, micro USB cable, pens, Smith & Wesson pocket knife, mini screwdriver with bits, USB charging block (and still room for more).

Side pockets can fit plenty (i.e. large vape box mod with tank attached, iPhone 6 in slim case). Not as much MOLLE attachments on this as I would have liked, but again...I wanted small. I'll be ordering the bigger size (Sabercat clone) for my pouches to attach. The weight is very minimal, feels very comfortable on the hip loaded out (although I use the carry handle more).

All in all, I can only recommend this pack to anyone looking for a solid waist pack for EDC, but doesn't want to jump in with both feet in the pricey Maxped pool. Honestly the biggest deciding factor for me was the excellent attention paid to customer service. I posted a question on the OneTigris Facebook page, and within minutes had one of the heads of the company friend me and send me a message. He continued to speak with me over a few days, answering any questions I had prior to purchase. Post purchase he continued to thank me for my business, and thanked me for the review I left on the Amazon page. Apparently once a month they choose 2 reviews as the best, and completely refund the price of the purchase. To me, that beats out any other company and they have my business for life.

I get the sense they are a young company, and are still working on products and designs. I'm excited to see what they produce in the future!

Saturday, May 23, 2015

OneTigris Tactical Dog Training Molle Vest Harness

OneTigris Tactical Dog Training Molle Vest Harness Specification:

MOLLE on both side of the harness for use of any MOLLE or MALICE-type pouches, attached with magazine pouches, water bottles, food snacks, etc
Velcro panel down the back for any patch furniture
Grid design lining for breathability. Soft pad insert on the collar to prevent chafing on your dog's neck
Two carry handles are attached to both the front and back of the harness and has two attachment points for a leash
5 Size available, fit dog's Shoulder to back leg lengths 28.5cm to 54cm

OneTigris Tactical Dog Training Molle Vest Harness Reviews:

Does your wife make you walk a dog that is the size of a glorified hamster? Does your dog constantly get picked on and beat up at the dog park? Or is your dog a 150 pound wolf you rescued as a pup from the wild after fighting off hordes of lawless poachers? Whatever dog you own, look no further for an absolute necessity to your K9's load-out!

What you are looking at here is an excellent deal on a Tactical dog vest to make your K9 partner just as awesome as you are for searching out tactical gear. Whether your K9 partner is a professional bomb sniffing dog or you just want your dog to be "da bomb" at the local dog park, then this vest is for you! Not only do you have a wide selection of colors to blend with environment and coat patterns, you have a plethora of sizing options to fit the smallest or breeds up to the largest of wolf-hybrids out there! Make sure to measure your dog well though, as I bought a size medium for my 38 pound lion-taming wolf thinking it would be a bit large, and it ended up fitting perfect. Buyer beware though, this vest has the ability to turn even the daintiest of teacup poodles into combat ready, pitbull-killing, wolfpack of one because the world cannot handle two, best K9 partner you ever had! If you think you can handle that, then read on. Otherwise, turn back now and resume searching out Martha Stewart dog costumes.

Now lets talk about construction. Is it made in America? Sadly no. Was it forged in Middle Earth deep in the fires of Mount Doom? Maybe... That is just how tough this puppy is (no pun intended). The chassis starts on a heavy duty nylon with a breathable mesh sewn underneath to keep your K9 cool when combat gets heated. Next you have PALS (Pouch Attachment Ladder System) sewn down the entire length of both sides. This gives you the ability to load down your beast with all sorts of necessities such as water pouches, spare magazines for your primary and secondary weapons, kibble for those overnight missions, hand grenades, med-kits, short wave radio, K9 cam to give HQ a visual of your AO, and so much more! Heck, you could probably attach a turret mounted UZI and have your trained squirrel ride your beast into battle! Next, on the middle of the vest are two heavy duty nylon grab handles, both forward and aft, for a handler to easily maneuver even the biggest of K9 breeds. Sewn in next to each of those grab handles are two hooks for leashing your beast in order to prevent any collateral damage when civilians are present. To finish off this awesome harness you have a wide heavy duty Velcro strip running the entire length of the vest to attach whatever patch furniture your little heart desires.

If you're still not convinced, think of it this way: If Rambo had a dog, his dog would have this vest!

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