I have had this for a little over a month now and like stated before, it's really warm and I like to just wear it around as a light jacket at times. but it does have a problem with the seams coming undone..very bad at the cuffs of the sleeves..but it's a good light duty top nothing to great about it. I would have given more stars if the stiching was more secure.

I ordered the shirt in a medium and washed it in cold water, thinking it would be a little sung...I'm 5'8" 170 lbs.. and turns out it was big on me so I went back and washed it in cold water to shink it down a bit. the shirt rocks for just about anything...I run in it mostly.. i think it's just kinda hit or miss with this shirt, but I would still say get it if your heart is set on buying this one.

I was issued one of these camelbaks during OIF II with the Desert pattern. I used it for many different things; carrying extra small equipment like batteries to a small book and a few other small Items when I went on RnR leave. I still use it when I ride my bike and backpack around the Fort Campbell area. The MULE pack is cool on your back even on the hottest days, the ventilation slats on the pack itself are a nice touch and adds to the padding as well. The only down side I have found is that if you fill it up too much, the hydration bladder has a tendency to leak

I have used these insoles in all my shoes and boots since I have joned the army and I have to say they are the best!

I have to admit that when I first got this beanie that it looked just a tad bit to small, but I went a head and put it through one of my PT sessions while I was in Iraq. It kept my head warm and didn't itch like the old wool caps. I wear this thing everywhere now when It it's cold and it's stylin' too.

I was given a pair of these shoes for christmas last year when I was in Iraq and they are like a dream come true. The shoe fits prefectly and the heel doesn't slip at all, not to agressive sole, but it does have alot of grip. The only down side to them is the durability, I'm kinda hard on shoes but they lasted me a year over there and the opnly thing I have wrong with them is I have a few tears in the mesh on the shoe, but other than that they rock!

I have a pair of these boots and they rock so hard! The boot feels like a running shoe and the sole is not to hard like regular issue boots, plus having the shorter boot is more comfortable..to me anyway.. One gripe abot them is the fact if you get in mud, they get a little slick, but easy to clean off of the sole and boot.

I have a few of these shirts that I took with me to Iraq and they held up great! I didn't get to hot or to cold while I was out on partols. The shirts are not bulky at all, I can layer other cold weather items and still be able to move around and get to the things I need. This is a must have item if your going overseas or for someone you know going over.

These are the best, wether your running down that trail you just found or walking to the store for milk, these are a great all around underwear.

I have had this helmet for over a year now..bought it while I was in Iraq.. kinda warm, but that seems to be the norm for fullfaces. couldn't ask for better visablity and the graphics are sweet...takes a good hit too

honestly I forgot I had this in my Land Nav kit after my lensatic compass died on me. Better than mil-spec stuff small, lightweight, and easy to read... even with little light.