"Does IcePlate work with my (insert plate carrier make/model here) plate carrier?" This is one of the most frequently asked questions we get here at Qore Performance. We consolidated this information into a single living (continuously updated) resource to help answer this question for the entire IcePlate Community. This IcePlate/Plate Carrier Compatibility Chart is a community asset. The more people who contribute their knowledge/experience, the more valuable it becomes to the IcePlate Community. Think big data/machine learning but for IceAge Insights. A few minutes of your time could help one of our brothers or sisters go home at the end of their shift because they were ready and alert when it mattered most. This is the very essence of #StayFrosty: "don’t...
IceVents are the lightest, most advanced shoulder pad for plate carriers and packs ever made. IceVents Plate Carrier/Pack Shoulder Pads will fit any pack, ruck or plate carrier thanks to their unique and proprietary modular slit design.
The Truck Gun Concept is super popular today, but is it Smart EDC or is it a solution looking for a problem? Could your Truck Gun do you more harm than good?
Here at Qore Performance, we want you to get the most out of your equipment. As such, we have have created this Quick Disconnect and Hose Compatibility Guide. In the following post we’ll answer these frequently asked questions: What are some of the common hoses that are compatible with my IcePlate Quick Disconnect Kit? What other common hydration gadgets work with my IcePlate? Will these gadgets fit into or onto the IcePlate hose? (Note: the majority of these items can be purchased directly off the shelf at your local REI). Compatibility Cheat Sheet IcePlate Compatible? CamelBak Crux Insulated Tube ✔️ CamelBak HydroLink Tube Kit ❌ CamelBak Mil Spec Antidote Replacement Tube ✔️ HydraPak ArcticFusion Tube Kit ✔️ HydraPak Hydrant Tube Kit ✔️...
I worked in the Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (CBRNE) Defense world for three years within the Army. I’ve worked the last three years as a full-time HAZMAT Urban Search and Rescue Technician/Medic. Throughout these roles, I have spent well over 100 hours in a HAZMAT suit and hundreds more treating and monitoring soldiers for heat related injuries. Overheating is the most common injury associated with wearing one of these tarp-like protection suits. Rescue Team about to enter the Hot Zone in 103 degree (F) weather. Help, I've Fallen and I Can't Get Up! Let’s walk through a common HAZMAT work scenario to give you a picture of these extreme conditions: As you work beside your HAZMAT teammates, you start...
