Kevlar belt enough to protect from goatheads? Still need a thorn liner and/or thorn resistant tubes?
1050096
I bought the Slime tubes. Prefilled tubes .!! Self sealing.!! Another option is the dense rubber tubes that are available. They would be perfect for off road or any terrain..
1050097
I recommend using a thorn resistant tube. If you run over a thorn and it breaks off in the tire, it may still penetrate after being ridden over time. I always spend a little extra on the tube, because I have found that the further I am from home, the more likely a cheap tube is to rupture or go flat!!
70184
thicker rubber and heavier for thorn proof tubes. In thorn proof tubes as the name implies--less likely to get a puncture from thorns or other sharp objects and the stem is more resistant to abrasion and tearing at the stem to tube mating point
179476
Which crime ridden city are you referring to because this really makes a huge difference in how well the Kevlar will perform. All I know is don't wear them while master-bating. The gloves will not hold up to hours of abuse as this. I have tested frequently
1212879
The palm side is very robust and should offer 95% protection - I haven't experimented with a thorn head on though. The upper part (knuckles) is much thinner and is definitely not thorn proof.
155408
Compared with 1/4" galvanized mesh garden cloth, I would question that this product is as resistant to tearing and in standing up to sun/weather exposure. If personal safety is a concern, consider going with the strongest gauge you can purchase and, perhaps, doing so in an 1/8" mesh (I would think baby snakes could get through 1/4"...).
1996321
http://www.gatorcases.com/news/press-releases/protect-your-pioneer-ddj-sb-with-gators-g-club-controller-bag.aspx
1107030
Your right about ruggedness, but you also want to protect this excellent camera. I bought a generic bag that fit on my belt. Its small and goes in tackle box, backpack, where ever . gives you some protection. And I put lines cloth on lenses when packing. Have fun.
1048730
Check out this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MyI0Ge9cnqI The Slim Armor performs pretty well in this test, but will probably hold up far better in real-world scenarios.
920724
Plenty of answers for you....and jokes for that matter. Just wanted to say that if fighting is the primary purpose then there are better/lighter/faster choices. If you need a tank bushcraft or camping/survival knife that you certainly can fight effectively enough with........THEN YES, it's good for any kind of defense.
1437369
In order to obtain the best possible solution to flats caused by goat heads, mate this tube with tires that incorporate Aramid or Kevlar, fibers used in Police radials and body armor.
1265740
I bought the strong camel last fall. if you have a heater to protect plants from the extremes of wlnter it works out as good as any. ido not sell parts or covers.my wife and I did talk about replacing the cover when need with contruction grade visqeen. By the way the one I ordered did not have or need zippers.
1661355
If you're looking for a nice leather sheath, check out patriot leather company. I bought a "Colonial" from them, fits my bushcrafter like a dream.
2166605
The easiest way to go is with a Spec Ops, which will also give you a nice 4 inch pouch for shapener, ferro, and a few small survival tins. A custom kydex sheath is cheap if you do it yourself and have already invested in the rivit tool, heat gun and bag of rivets. Otherwise, just go with the short SpecOps.
2175033
I looked at mine, you will need to get a standard web belt, if you intend on adding an LC-1 Buttpack. That away you can attach the buttpack to the web with alice clips and if there are straps at the top of the Buttpack, you can attach them to the D-rings on the center back part of the tactical vest. I hope this helps.
890742
No. The only reason you need a duty type belt is if you want to attach equipment to your legs. The recon chest rig is its own design that you can add to. With this rig I wouldn't see needing a belt anyway. It has its own that works fine. If you want that belt then go with some deuce gear, but to be honest I think they're just ridding these duty belts. The chest rigs are just way better IMO. And if you wanted to carry your pistol just attach a holster to the rig. Hope I helped you out. What is it you want the belt for?
689483
I got the "snakeskin"4 and it fits great. It shouldn't matter too much, but this is your safest option in my opinion.
917951
Walking around wearing even welded or riveted chainmail wouldn't be the best idea as a source of protection. There are various types of Kevlar products that are designed to defend against knife attacks. Particularly, the treated Kevlar used by prison guards during riots.However, if you think someone's going to try and stab you, your first line of defense would be to go to the police. Wearing chainmail might get you in trouble by itself in certain areas based on your local laws.