Contributions by Misc (6)

Currently using in Afghanistan. Perfect utensil to throw in my bag. Sturdy, yet light as a penny and easy to clean (just wipe across the pants).

Have it on my Jeep Cherokee holding an 11ft Ocean Kayak. Perfect rack without a single problem. Other kayakers (even surfers) will ask me about it. Takes less than 2 minutes to put the kayak up there and get it all strapped in.

Not a very secure feeling. I have had my rack for almost a year. The "claw" is very loose and will slide a couple inches down the frame (I have a Cannondale F600). The bike sways left and right as go around corners and over speed bumps. Going to get a new "more secure" rack very soon.

Did eight days on the Appalachian Trail in November with this tent. It rained every night, not one leak or discomfort. Rain fly extends just far enough on the sides to keep things (boots, etc) from getting rained on. Packs small and is a snap to set up.

Currently using this headlamp in Afghanistan. Can’t beat it, it’s the best headlamp I have ever used. I cut the straps and stuck it onto my gear. The white light is super bright, red is perfect for night operations, dimmer is a plus (don’t want to blind someone). Still burning strong and not a single problem.

My lady friend bought one for me, this watch is killer. If you think a picture of it looks tight, just wait till you see it in person. I have had NO problems with it, and I get TONS of compliments.