Operating Operator Dynamic Tactical Wristwatch

I saw that RECOIL posted this watch band velcro patch thing on their Facebook page today, and all I could do was shake my head.

IN AGREEMENT!

Why aren’t we tacti-accessorizing our watch bands like operators who operate operationally?

I spent a lot of time working on this modular load bearing carry sysrem, so try to follow along:

First: Velcro

We have to have velcro, and we have to have patches to stick to that velcro so other operators know how tactical we operate.

Second: Moar boolits = more tacticool

This is a gray man modular system that attaches to the main load bearing equipment. It looks like a nondescript normal everyday pouch, but as you can see, it delivers an extra tactical payload for our weapon system.

Third: Fire

Every operator knows that the key to operating operationally is having the ability to make fire anytime, anywhere. This is a little more complicated, but on the bottom of the load bearing tactical gear I have secured several CDCIR (Critical Dynamic Chilliness Incident Rectifiers). These come in handy when there’s a break in dynamic incident, and I need to warm up.

Fourth: Kydex

Kydex is really the key to setting up any sort of tactical load out. This modular weapon system attaches over our load bearing tactical gear, and really completes the operating operator look were going for.