CQB Radio got some goodies from Airsoft Peak, which is formerly known as the Mainland China-based Airsoft Park, for review which are mainly tactical packs based on popular designs. The first one is the MOLLE Tactical Low-Profile Bag and followed by the Tactical Shoulder Versipack. Check the videos below and subscribe to CQB Radio if you enjoy their reviews.

Latest review from CQB Radio is the combat shirt from a name that's starting to appear at airsoft retailers in the USA, Cast Gear. The company will be releasing more combat apparel for the airsoft market in the future... "Hello Airsofters! Cast Gear - Combat Shirt.  Cool looking, functional, and not very expensive.  Check out the review at CQB Radio and then head to Airsplat to purchase it!

-Carp"

Latest review from CQB Radio covers the NcStar Backpack... "Today on the CQB Radio blog, we are looking at this - the NcSTAR Tactical MOLLE Backpack. You can find it over at Airsoft Atlanta for only $24.99.  As you can tell, I got mine in OD Green, but it also comes in Black, Tan, and ACU.  And, as noted below, this is from their VISM line of gear."

CQB Radio tries to resolve the issue of which is better, Multicam or Kryptek in this latest blog entry... "Let's not kid ourselves - this is not a scientific study.  BUT it will give you a sense of how the Kryptek pattern compares to the very popular MultiCam pattern.  I got the Kryptek Highlander hat HERE from Airsplat so if you want it, I'd recommend you buy it from THEM.  Taking a look above, you can see that I put an OD green American flag on each hat so there was no 'advantage' given to one hat over another when it comes to the front patch."

A Tactical Hoodie from Cast Gear gets the CQB Radio attention... "Welcome back to CQB Radio, gals and gents. Today we are taking a look at the Cast Gear Tactical Hoodie from Airsplat. You can CLICK HERE to see it over on the Airsplat website. How did I get this one? Glad you asked.

The Condor Softshell Jacket, The Summit, gets reviews by CQB Radio... "Condor Tactical Summit Softshell - love it.  My wife keeps asking me to see if I can score her one in OD. What do you say, Airsplat? Then we can walk around town together and look like the tacti-coolest couple out there. Anyhow, on a serious note - it's warm, it's rain-resistant, it's comfortable, it's got a TON of great features, and I'm glad to own it. You need a jacket and want one that works for both airsofting and just wearing around? This might just be it, my friend.

CQB Radio sent in news about their latest review... "Hey Airsofters! If you're looking for tactical pants, you know the cost can be a tough part of the deal. Dropping $50 or more on pants can hurt the wallet of any of us.  For a less-expensive but comfortable option, check out a review of these Rothco Tactical Operator BDU Pants.

-Carp

Another review of the Costa Leg Rig made by HSGI and this one's from another well known airsoft name --- CQB Radio... "This is the Costa Ludus Leg rig from HSGI, sold over at Command Airsoft. This is a SWEET set-up. It's extremely well-made, holds a bunch of mags for you, and also is great for use in a CQB scenario. With this, you might not even need a chest rig or a vest."

Here's the latest from the CQB Radio Airsoft Training Resources with a focus on shotguns this time... "If you are using airsoft as a training tool, you know how excellent it can be as a resource.  If you get a hold of an airsoft 1911, you'll see that many of them have the weight and feel of a real 1911 (even if the recoil isn't the same).  However, I want to use the shotguns below as an example of how having a clone/similar model to your real-steel gun is sometimes not enough."

Want to talk about Tactical AKs? CQB Radio wants to hear from and already wrote something aboout these... "Some people love tactical AKs, some hate them.  Me - I like them a lot. As a guy who usually runs support, I am more biased toward a MK46 or a MK43, and of course - the M249 is always fun too. BUT I am becoming more and more open to the AK-family, and the tactical AK is the kind I tend to like best. I do get that some people are 'AK purists' - they need a wood stock, nothing 'tactical', and that's the end of the discussion.