HSGI is one of our favorite manufacturers, ever (and not just because hot girls wear it). Just wanted to let you all know they now have a tablet carrier.
First though, a picture of girls in High Speed Gear Inc. gear, courtesy of Kevin at Advanced Outfitters.
Tactical Fanboy: We like girls, HSGI and Advanced Outfitters.
The “TMAP” will fit either the iPad2 or the Galaxy 10. 1 (Measurements of the IPad2 are 9.50 x 7.31 x 0.34, while the Galaxy 10.1 is 10.1 x 6.9 x 03.) If your tablets are within these measurements, they can make a generic vinyl wrap and you would have to cut out any ports yourself (for now). Eventually they will have other models available.
Tactical Fanboy: The TMAP from HSGI.
Tactical Fanboy: The TMAP from HSGI.
Tactical Fanboy: The TMAP from HSGI.The T-MAP comes ready to adapt to a carrier. It can be attached to a carrier, modified with it's own H-Harness, utilized for knee-board application or by reverse fold the T-MAP to become it's own stand. Admins panel and Tablet's vinyl wrap are secured by hook and loop, therefore the user can arrange them in a configuration which suits them best.
Main body has ample MOLLE/PALS webbing to attach to a platform or other pouches attached upon. Interior has loop pile to attach the Tablet wrap and admins panel. 2 HDPE panels located inside and behind the looped pile for stiffeners, at which one can be relocated to rest between the Tablet and the Admins panel’s pouches contents to better protect the Tablet’s screen as it’s stowed away. The Admins panel has an additional pocket behind for additional flat items such as paperwork. The clear vinyl wrap for the Tablet still allows finger touch control for the Tablet’s operation with cut outs for cables and control buttons . Tablet can be easily be removed and secured to any other obstacle with use of adhesive backed loop tape when needed for another mounting location.
Tags: High Speed Gear Inc, HSGI
HSGI is good… pics of hot girls are always good too, so thank you!
HSGI is an awesome company with fantastic customer service and outstanding gear. 90% of the gear I used in Iraq was made by them and served me, and continues to, well. One last word, if you haven’t bought one of their hats do your dome a solid and get one. Best. Hat. Ever.
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