A new way to carry gear

[BIG-TARGET]

If you want to survive anything, at least do it in STYLE!!!!!!!!

 

[Tony]

After you've got all your kit in it your back would break ):

 

[BIG-TARGET]

You could be right. BUT!! If you look at the evest possiblities, and cross reference with this OM article . Yopu back shiould be fine. :biggthump

 

[simonsays]

If you want to survive anything, at least do it in STYLE!!!!!!!!

Mmmmm, magnetic windflaps, just the feature I've been looking out for in a jacket
:yikes:

simon

 

[maddave]

"Personal network !!" :rolmao:

Where are we sarge??..... Gimme a minute while I roll my sleeves up and get an uplink to the navigational satellite in geo stationary orbit above my collar !!! ):

 

[BIG-TARGET]

With the pocket carrying capabilities, why just delegate this jacket to only techno-geeks????

If I get one the only thing non survival in it will be a AM/FM/CDplayer, cellphone, and metformin(a diabetes medication) :wave:

 

[ESpy]

"Personal network !!" :rolmao:

Where are we sarge??..... Gimme a minute while I roll my sleeves up and get an uplink to the navigational satellite in geo stationary orbit above my collar !!! ):

Don't joke... It will go that way sooner or later. Integration of GPS, comms, targetting, pulse/BP etc, NV (and video uplink, of course). The old DARPA programme had some of that stuff hooked up to a rugged 386; things have moved on a bit since then.

I just have a bit of an aversion to depending upon battery-powered kit for everything, especially in that sort of environment. There was a project to build a solenoid-fired SA80 - now *that* was a terrifying idea.

Anyway, stick a Bluetooth phone & headset together and you have a personal network. Add in a PDA, camera, whatever and it gets much sillier much faster.

 

[Not Bob]

42 pockets! How would you ever find anything? 41 pockets to store your stuff and the 42nd to store the list telling you where to look for stuff.

 

[BIG-TARGET]

Don't joke... It will go that way sooner or later. Integration of GPS, comms, targetting, pulse/BP etc, NV (and video uplink, of course). The old DARPA programme had some of that stuff hooked up to a rugged 386; things have moved on a bit since then.

I just have a bit of an aversion to depending upon battery-powered kit for everything, especially in that sort of environment. There was a project to build a solenoid-fired SA80 - now *that* was a terrifying idea.

Anyway, stick a Bluetooth phone & headset together and you have a personal network. Add in a PDA, camera, whatever and it gets much sillier much faster.

Think of it a being a BORG(Star Trek) but with style :rolmao:

 

[tomtom]

Resistants is futile, you will be assimilated

 

[BIG-TARGET]

I just ordered mine, a clearence, and my size(XXXL).

Also,I found this OMF article which is perfect for those in an urban/semi-urban enviroment!! :wave:

 

[BIG-TARGET]

I just got it!!!!

Comfy, fits great!!!!! I'm now loading the pockets up . And looking in the mirror ,none of the equipment, so far, isn't showing. Perfect cammoflage!! :biggthump

 

[tenbears10]

Have you seen the solar panel you can strap on your back to charge the stuff in your pockets? Crazy, what next.

Bill

 

[BIG-TARGET]

My is the 2.5 model, on clearnce!!!