Tasmanian Tiger (TT) is well known for its high quality backpacks and those of you who follow my blog, know the wide range of packs TT is offering. Especially in the segment of 12l to 30L there is a wide variety of products to choose from.
It is time for yet another review by @lazarskyy. Today’s review will take a closer look at the Helikon-Tex’ Womens Cumulus jacket. A heavy fleece jacket of the female product line up. Enjoy! Helikon-Tex Womens Cumulus Jacket – Heavy Fleece Introduction Upcoming winter winds are calling for a warm fleece, so the time has come […]
Giena Tactics – Navigator Pants Introduction Readers of Pine Survey might be already familiar with Giena Tactics – an interesting Russian company based in Novosibirsk, which specialises in military and outdoor gear and apparel. Thanks to some engaging conversations during IWA, I had the opportunity to already take a closer look at their Strider anorak […]
Field Test – Multicam Tropic Introduction For a very long time now, I have been asked on a regular basis to do a field test of Multicam Tropic. Easier said than done, since the pattern is actually not that easy to get in Europe and also because I cannot jump on any pattern my readers […]
I have the pleasure of giving you another review by my dear friend and Pine Survey contributor Alzwolf. He took a closer look at the City Daypack 20 from Tasmaninan Tiger – enjoy! Tasmanian Tiger – TT City Daypack 20 Introduction Welcome to a new review. While we had the opportunity to look at Tasmanian […]
Tasmanian Tiger – TT Modular Hip Bag Introduction Fanny bags, hip bags (or whatever one might call them these days) have made a significant comeback in the last few years. For a long time ridiculed as an embarrassing blast from the past – especially the 80s, their practicality and versatility made them reappear with almost […]
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Introduction In late March I wrote about the new “Silver Line” by Spartan Blades, including (among two other knives) the Machai. It is part of a new line up of blades under the umbrella of newly founded Pineland Cutlery, a merger of Ka-Bar Knives and Spartan Blades. So if you want to know that particular […]
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