I don't know about you, but I like my t-shirts. They're fun to wear, comfortable, and they are a way to spell out who your are to the world. To help you in that effort, KA-BAR has introduced some great new shirts for 2010 that capture the essense of their products and their participating makers. I'm sure you'll recognize some of the names. If not, you might be able to recognize them on some of the shirt!
Just go to the next page to see some of the great new shirts coming out this year!
Adventure Medical Kits has really been stepping up their game in the survival gear area, and the new product introductions this year at SHOT indicate that they aren't planning on slowing down any time soon. That's a good thing, though, since many of their kits have great quality gear and they've done a good job of putting together just the essentials in most of the packs. We've got a couple of items we'll be reviewing in the next few weeks, but in the meantime, take a look at the info they provided in their press release about some new items for this year!
Wenger & Alinghi Team Up Again For 2010 America’s Cup
Wenger Develops New Alinghi-Inspired Knife for Defending America’s Cup Champions
Salt Lake City, UT – January 21, 2010 – Wenger, Maker of the Genuine Swiss Army Knife, has teamed-up once again with fellow Swiss and two-time America’s Cup defending champion Alinghi by creating a new knife to equip the team for the upcoming race with the introduction of the Alinghi SUI1. Wenger has once again proven its dedication to precision Swiss craftsmanship and innovation by continuing to enhance its growing line of Genuine Swiss Army Knives.
Well, it's been an interesting last few days. On the way out of the SHOT Show in Vegas we got ambushed by snow, floods, hail, sleet, tonadoes, and I even think I saw a few locusts on the way. We've been on the road night and day trying to get back home and that hasn't given us a lot of time to post information from the last day of SHOT. I'm sitting in the truck right now typing this out because I won't be home until late this evening. I edited some more pictures from SHOT while on the road just so you can see a few more things that caught our eye during the last day. We will be posting more information from SHOT during the next week as we sort through everything and get all the information loaded. We had a good time at the show, though it did have some issues because of the new convention center they used. We made a lot more contacts and have already set up arrangements to get more products for review. Some of them are very sexy--if you're a Woods Monkey that is. I think it's going to be a great year for new gear! Some of the first items we'll be reviewing are some new knives from Spyderco, a new LED light from 4Sevens.com, and some other stuff we're going to keep secret for a little bit. Also, we will be posting some additional pictures tomorrow from our Associate Editor Tim Stetzer. He has some eclectic tastes, so you may see something a little differnt or out of the ordinary that might strike your fancy. But, stay tuned, we think you'll like what's coming in the next few weeks. In the meantime, sit back and enjoy some pictures from the last day of SHOT.
Well, it's sad to say, but the SHOT Show is starting to wind down a bit. The up side of that fact is that there's less traffic and we've had more time to spend at each booth establishing contacts for articles down the road and getting more product information. The down side is that since we were spending more time at each place, we didn't get as many photos today, but we think it will pay off in the end as we have more great articles to bring you this year because of our communication with these companies. Today, we stopped and looked at products from Marlin, Remington, CZ, Kahr, Bushnell, Mud River Dog Products, Uncle Mike's, KA-BAR (the upstairs booth this time), Industrial Revolution/Light My Fire, Victorinox, Maxpedition, and others. But, we're not done yet! We've still got more gound to cover tomorrow before we leave Sin City and battle the deluge of snow in front of us on I-40. So, we'll post up more stuff tomorrow and the next few days to wrap up some of the information that we obtained. But, in the meantime, just go to the next page to see some more great products hitting the streets this year--some of which we'll have in our hands very soon to review!
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