Roy B. from United States, CA Public Profile

I got this case as an attempt to defray costs on a general gear box. Boy did Eylar make me look foolish. The internal storage space is fine, but general wear and tear left me unhappy with this case. I have had it for about two months and it has developed a large crack (like 6 inches vertically at the corner). It wasn’t even subjected to extreme conditions. We are talking about it holding like ~60lbs of gear in the back of my truck. It is like my spotting scope, my tripod, a water filer, some electronics and camera gear. Nothing egregious was put on top of it, it basically fell off my tail gate and cracked. No way is it what I would consider to be shock proof. I didn’t even have a chance to dirty it up significantly. The exterior has no scratches or dings on it, it just instantly cracked. I am going to keep using it, but in the future I will just bite the bullet and buy a pelican. This brand is a full on knockoff, poor quality, and I can’t trust it with holding my stuff.

I was in the market for a one size fits all molle compatible magazine pouch. This is a surprisingly adaptable design. It holds pretty much everything I need it to. 10/10.

The tripod holds it’s position well under the weight of my spotting scope. I am very satisfied with the connection between my scope and the mount, it is seamless. The adjustments took some getting used to, but the tripod is bombproof and is light enough to lug anywhere.

The build on this jacket is incredible. Every aspect of it feels durable in the extreme, from the zippers to the stitching. I was lucky enough to get it on clearance, but the product is pretty much worth what they charge for it. The framework in the back is also worth mentioning. It offers high flexibility and is somewhat supportive when I am wearing a heavy pack.

The bag can handle about 50 pounds of stuff comfortably. I usually feel comfortable carrying 2 full-size handguns, 2-3 extra magazines, hearing/eye protection, and a variety of rounds. The material is sturdy and the zippers are almost overkill.

Pretty self explanatory, the mechanism is easy to repeat. On unboxing it, I was concerned it would not be strong enough to reliably load m1a mags. I was 100% wrong.

Yeah, of the many magazine loaders this company makes, these might be my favorite. There is just a mechanical satisfaction to loading a variety of magazines with this thing.

The loader is made of good material, I have used it to load maybe about 500 rounds so far. Cavemen started with the wheel, now the modern dude saves his fingers with the magazine loader. Cost me less time at the range, saves the fingers, buy it.

These gloves have a great balance between dexterity and protection. While I would not recommend them as general duty gloves, they are 10/10 range gloves.

These knee pads seem to be one size fits all. They take impact well, and the cushion is solid.