As we were sizing GR2 Field, I was worried it would be too big. As I started using mine, I quickly found this worry misplaced. It attaches to our GR2 rucksack, but I prefer it as a standalone piece of gear. I’m pretty much a gear dork, and I always have a lot of electronics …
GR1 Field is a classic size, and it was always in the plans to make Field Pockets that were sized to each of the rucks. This is the reason that all the rucks, since day 1, have had MOLLE webbing internally, at the top. However, as with everything we try to do, GR1 Field is …
RR Field is a small case, built to attach to the webbing on the Radio Ruck or the Echo. Or to use standalone, as is. You can customize the front with any patch of your choice. I use the RR Field to house small essentials, like business cards, my iPod, gum, pens — things like …
Three sizes of Field Pockets, each able to integrate into the webbing on our rucksacks or to serve standalone. Options are a good thing, and you get to determine their best use. Field Pockets open and lie flat, and have multiple compartments that allow for optimal organization. I cart around a lot of stuff. Here’s …
GR TAC is a simple, military-style tactical hat. When I was in the service, I wore a hat 24/7. I was told they did all sorts of useful things like keep the sun out of your eyes and prevent sunburns — all true, by the way. The caps I liked the most broke in nicely …
GR1 takes 3.5 hours of labor to build. Per GR1 — and that’s when it’s done efficiently by sewers who have spent months learning how to do it. We often get asked what machine spits GR1’s out. Before we got into manufacturing, I would have asked the same question. I also would have wanted to …
