German language gear review site, SpartanAT, checks out the Frog.Pro products during the IWA Outdoor Classics 2018... "Frogmen get FROG.PRO - Fabio shows us new modular bags, plate carriers with quick-release closures, which can also be combined with the diving equipment and a stylish messenger bag."

SpartanAT checks out the Slong Airsoft G-KRISS XI Glock Kit using a real Glock pistol... "Under savvy collectors, the path usually goes the other way: There are sometimes airsoft's, which are refined with legal parts of real weapons. Here we try the opposite. The G-KRISS XI Glock Kit is intended for an Airsoft, so for toys. But considering how popular pistol carbines are, we've tried a real pistol."

Here is what SpartanAT has to say about the BE-X FronTier One Windproof Shell in this review... "We were already fans of the American PCU. We are also fans of this uniform shown here. BE-X has really put on a fine piece of gear with this softshell suit, which is practical and versatile. Pants alone or with the whole suit, as a light, very motion-friendly uniform for the summer, as an overalls for the winter. It would not even have needed so many pockets and not the knee padding ...

Now get to read more information about Heckler & Koch's new rifle, the HK433. A brochure is available to download at the SpartanAT website and shows even a Flat Dark Earth, and an optional Green Brown versions. The HK433 is said to be a combination of the best features of the G36 and the HK416 and will be entered by the company for the G36's replacement in the Bundeswehr.

SpartanAT gets to review one of the better built chest rigs in our opinion and it's from Tasmanian Tiger gets an another camouflage pattern. The Chest Rig MK II PC now comes in the PenCott GreenZone Camo pattern and this also havs built in pockets and the "bib" can be folded inside when not using a plate carrier.

Read the full review here.

A review of the Leo Köhler KSK Smock & Trousers in PenCott GreenZone by SpartanAT is now online... "The Leo Koehler KSK Smock and combat trousers are made ​​for the toughest use. Every seam is rock solid, with high-quality materials used and the overall impression is very good. Of course robustness and versatility have one drawback: the weight of the smocks and the pants are of course far beyond a normal combat uniform.