THANK YOU everyone who has purchased some gear and helped promote my sale on social media! It has been a huge help in this time of need and I'm happy to see my gear go to good homes. Thanks and GoD bless!

Bills are catching up on me again soooo new lower prices on almost every item!

In my experience, when your a glasses guy in airsoft, something ALWAYS fogs. Doesn't matter what you do, because even if everything is perfect it still might rain, change temperature, etc and then either your goggles or glasses fog.

I used to wear thin metal frame prescription glasses, and after trying a lot of different goggles I had the best luck with Arena's Flakjak goggles. Here's some more photos of them being used with glasses: http://www.airsoftarizona.com/index.php?topic=34327.0

Even then I'd highly recommend using McNett's Ops Drops on your goggles and glasses. And carry them with you all the time.

But if you have the money and are serious about airsofting, I would 100% suggest looking into ANSI-rated full-seal prescription safety goggles. I got a pair of these for about $150 a few years back and wished I had done it before even buying my first airsoft gun.

Use code KHAKI for %10 off all Khaki/MJK gear this week. Code expires 05/23/2016 @ 12:00 AM


And don't forget about the deal on the Blackhawak ITS uniform, it's a very difficult to find larger size and the discount code is still good!

“Good news everyone!”


I've found a competent family member who is willing to ship stuff while I’m bed-ridden from my surgery in May; so the sale will still be up for another month.


The 16% off code will still be expiring though, so take advantage of the good deal while it lasts!


I still have lots of multicam and MJK Khaki gear, rare prototypes from companies like Eagle and LBT, and even Eagle Industries DIG2 gear!

"Webhosting by Shopify", only one unprofessional washed-out photo of a guy's beginner level airsoft kit and several stock photos compliments of Uncle Sam, and a facebook and instagram with hardly any updates. Maybe they're legit, but that sends up lots of red flags for me.

It's like wearing a T-Shirt but you get the added benefits of have strong BDU sleeves for crawling and protecting from thorns and debris.

DriFire fabric is the standard body fabric in Crye and USMC FROG shirts; it's just like t-shirt material but fire resistant and dries faster.
Massif, New Balance, and some other name brands use a soft mesh fabric as part of the body. My experiences are mixed on those.
The off brands and clones you want to be very careful with body fabric. Some are made of mostly cotton, but there are some made of 100% polyester and other synthetic stretch/compression fabrics; these synthetics may not breath or dry very good and increase heat problems. I've had good experiences with the 100% and 50%+ cotton blends but they don't holdup as well as the name brands and fade significantly faster. I've had very bad experiences with the synthetics.


The BDU sleeves are not like they used to be in the old days, you actually have some choices now. You can still get the strong and proven 50/50 Nyco Nylon/cotton blend but theres a newer 70/30 blend that has been very popular. Highline brands like New Balance use very complicated fabric blends that are generally softer twill types. Offbrand/clones use a variety of things from 100% cotton ripstop, 100% nylon ripstop, normal cotton twill, etc etc; usually these fade much faster and get torn relatively easy compared to name brands. My 2 cents.