10 Best Gear For Kael Raid Shadow Legends (2023 Updated)

Pros: easy set up well built Cons: wish i could move joysticks throttle up and down the rails more .

Pros: well made and strong quality,easy to put together, absolutely brilliant, i cant fault it, seat comfortable like a car ralley seat, m a big guy and fit in it like a bug in a rug, Cons: no cant improve anything,.

This new Marvel legends captain America is underrated. Why because Hasbro is charging for a premium action figure that is basic compared with the G I Joe classified series figures. Why hasn’t Hasbro kept the engineering of this line consistent considering that the price has risen yet the details are the same as a lesser child’s toy.

This is definitely aimed at collectors, but to me outside of the new game design it’s a cheap, outdated fabrication of something that for the price should have much better engineering, and details if Hasbro wants to continue the line and not just be thought of as greedy, money grabbers.

Overall I think this one is a strange anomaly.

Captain America looks pretty close to the game version. I like how durable it feels and how well it’s painted. I have a few criticisms. The first thing that struck me was he isn’t thick enough, chest to back, to be wearing body armor.

His arms could also be a little bigger. The worst thing is that the shield only clips onto a very small space of the wrist and it’s easy to knock it off.

Incredible! RAID and USB single drive capability. Installed five 4. 0TB drives and installation was snap – took a total of ten minutes. Set my unit up as RAID-1 for drive 1 & 2 (there I store critical data for the redundancy and backup protection offered by the RAID-1 configuration) and individual 3.

0 USB drives for drives 3, 4 & 5. Connected to my USB 3. 0 BUSS on one of my Windows computers and it mounted immediately. One additional note, I formatted all the drives as NTSF and used NTSF for Mac (Paragon Software) on all the Mac computers to mount the drived.

I set all the drives as share drives via the Windows computer and now, all the drives mount as share volumes on all the networked Windows and Mac computers. Works perfectly. One-quarter the total cost of a 20TB NAS RAID system!.

Works great. Have it running with 4 Seagate IronWolf 4TB drives, and keeping one bay spare for expansion later if I need it. First two drives are running in RAID 1, which just worked. Came with a screwdriver with a magnetized tip, which was very useful when fixing the drives into the carriers.

This is super quiet. It is simple to use and offers great information on how to setup your Raid options. TerraMaster is a great company that stands by its products. This is my 2nd Enclosure and very pleased.

Decided to make this my EDC laptop and tablet bag after trying a number of alternatives. Pros: Comfort is excellent. Same harness as the Urban Assault series, if you are familiar. The frame sheet isolates your back from the laptop compartment.

Without it, you would never get a comfortable fit with a large laptop. If you are shorter than ~5’9″, you should get the 18. Taller and you will be fine with the 24, but the 18 is night and day more comfortable than the UA 24 for a shorter person.

The laptop sleeve can fit a beefy 15 inch laptop and tablet, an Asus g15 and galaxy tab s7+ for me. If the laptop were any larger, it would be pretty difficult to fit. Same with a wider tablet, I don’t think a 12.

9″ ipad pro will fit in the tablet section. Main compartment is deeper than you’d think, and can swallow a lot of stuff. The organizational pockets are fine, just enough to keep a charger and another item in place but easy to access.

The internal velcro flaps that help hold the shape of the bag are great. If there’s anything in the bottom of the bag (water bottle, sweatshirt, etc), the bag will stand on its own, even with a laptop.

The UA 24 will not do this. The stretchy water bottle pockets work well, accommodating both a small 12 oz coffee bottle and a 32 oz double wall water bottle. In general, build quality is excellent. Beefy zippers, nice pulls, fabrics are of high quality.

Hummus color is very nice, little darker than the pictures, but that’s good in my book. Cons: The main compartment zippers are tough to pull. I am honestly quite surprised this made it to the final product.

The shape of the zipper has little bends it, which lets it go around the water bottle pockets. Good in theory, but the zippers get ‘stuck’ around the corners, and it’s nearly impossible to open the zippers smoothly without really yanking on them.

Maybe this will break in a bit, and it’s not deal-breaking, but its just silly. Next time skip the slight S bend, and just make the zipper one big U. Won’t look quite as cool, but it would work way better.

No strap keepers. This is another head scratcher, it’s got to cost what, maybe a dollar total to add them to every strap on the bag? Like come on, if you are going to give us like 2 feet of shoulder strap adjustment, at least give us a way to contain the extra, it really looks unprofessional without them.

The front organizational pocket is just weird to access. Why is it velcro on the top? It feels like they wanted it to be magnets, but ended up having trouble getting good quality ones for a reasonable price.

It’s a real shame, it’s clearly meant to be accessed from the top first and side zipper second, but I don’t want to have to rip open velcro for quick access to a pen or gum in a quiet environment. The pockets are taller and more vertical than I would’ve expected, and there’s only two medium sized pockets and two pen pockets.

There’s definitely room for more features here, and a little elastic or a couple zippers would go a long to making the pockets more useful for a wider range of items. The top pouch is oddly wide and shallow? It is fine for me, but if you have a Max or Plus phone, it will probably be too wide for a comfortable fit.

Just not as useful as the ones on tri-zip MR packs. Overall: The best pack for comfortably carrying a heavy laptop and tablet, with a few flaws. Nothing else is anywhere near as comfortable. Build quality matches that of more expensive bags from other brands.

However, the zipper design should have never made it past a prototype and the front pockets could really use a re-design. Just make the top a zipper and get rid of the flap, or figure out a magnet/latch system.

Two really easy to fix mistakes, neither of which are deal breaking, but they do prevent this from being a truly great pack.

This is a great EDC pack and I considered several others. I am a big MR fan, so I went back to the source. Bombproof construction comes with a little more weight, but worth it if you’re tough on your gear.

The only issue I have is the detachable panel that separates the two areas inside. I detached it but I find it still impedes putting things inside the pack; I am forced to work around it. I am considering cutting it out completely to give me a wide open space to store my items.

I bought this for our son who is attending college this year. The pack was more solid than it looked in the pictures and son loves the humus color as it is not black like all other packs. He said it works great for organization of books, laptop, notebooks, lunch and headphones.

He is 6’3″ and walks 10 minutes to school and said it fits perfectly on his back. He got the rain cover which is the nicest one we’ve seen and fits perfectly on the pack. For the price point, you can’t beat this pack.

I didn’t ask him about the front compartment but he spends most of his time in the main compartment and likes it’s organization perfectly for college student that still needs to haul some books to class.

Recently started night photography light painting was looking for a flashlight that would do it all. Kudos this flashlight is the bomb. Instead of carrying around five different flashlights to achieve different color effects for night photography light painting.

This flashlight doesn’t all lightweight with a little case no need to Fumble in the dark looking for the right light. The SRT 7 serves its purpose. Durable lightweight also comes with a handy Lariat.

For the serious photographer that Love’s light painting this is for you. Only downfall does not come with a battery so be prepared, got my batteries on eBay with charger 7 Bucks no brainer.

I carry this on my duty belt. It’s small, light weight but really packs a punch. The multi selector is awesome. You can set it then forget it. Pull it out hit the tail switch and boom, your off and running.

The different colors come in handy at different times especially when not wanting to screw up your night vision right before an op. The red/blue strobe is great because it helps you be seen, especially when working around traffic at night.

Just an overall great light for law enforcement personal. Would make a great addition to an emergency kit, or bug out bag. Uses rechargeable batteries or standard cr123s.

worth while if you need a secondary EDC tactical light, great functions, multiple settings, very bright light, no zoom from flood to spot however, the flashlight incorporates a combination between the 2 and option to dull or enhance the brightness creates a better light for operational work in my field as a security provider.

I’m extremely happy with the product of purchase.

One thing I must note, the way Pulse handled the ordering and purchasing for this convention exclusive has by far been the single best improvement and (finally) justified having a membership. Moving on to the set, I’ve watched the streams and seen the photos for this set, which I thought were outstanding, but to actually hold and see the intricacies of the packaging is astonishing.

This is a box you’ll want to keep and display without question. The design work, illustrations, all the subtle and extra details from that hellfire letter to the embossed cover are extremely appreciated.

The figures and accessories themselves are all so wonderful, I especially adore the Selene head swap. The one thing I would’ve wanted is maybe another hand set for Emma or some other accessory (Black Queen has extra hands and the extra flesh hands can be used for either Pierce or Shaw), but I think most fans won’t mind considering we’re finally getting the White Queen we’ve all been waiting for.

The last thing I can say about this set is without a doubt completely worth it.

Majestic. That is the word to describe the Hellfire Club. This is only my second SDCC exclusive but the presentation of this set is amazing. I really liked the SDCC Defenders Subway set but the Hellfire Club is an entirely different level.

Thank you Hasbro for packing the “mailer box” in an additional box with plenty of padding. The exterior box looked like the Samsonite Gorilla had a go at it but the mailer box and the set were in perfect condition.

It would be nice if these figures found their way into the carded vintage series. These figures would be an easy repeat purchase. Please continue releasing more characters from the Hellfire Club.

I live this set. I have been wanting the Hellfire Club since I was a teenager. Yes, I was that kid who loved background characters. The only reason this did not get a full 5 stars, was that the Donald Pierce figure did not look like his painting.

His head sculpt was too rugged, he needed to be more of a pretty boy, again like his painting. Also, the set was not protected in the least, so it came damaged. Still hoping for a follow up set up the rest of the Hellfire Club.

And please make it available to everyone, not just convention goers. Convention figures should be repainted figures of obsolete designs, not vital characters.

I called a local store in warm Southern California ad told them I needed a vest to cover a chest mounted Holster they recommended the packable raid vest so I ordered it in two different sizes; however it turns out it is made out of nylon and polyester – which is way too warm for the heat in my area.

Other than it being inappropriate for my area, it seems like a good vest – Pretty much like a rain jacket without sleeves.

I work as a plainclothes officer. I like the concept of this vest. In the warmer months I can wear it to help conceal my equipment and having the hidden ID panels are great to be able to deploy out when I need to be easily identified as an LEO.

I wish the vest would be modified to have a couple of features from the Cascadia Vest and the Covert Vest. 1: A chest pocket. I like having a chest pocket to stow either my cell phone or audio recorder2: Side access zippers would be nice to be able to easily access my weapon and other equipment easily without having to unzip the vest and sweep it back.

If you can please produce a vest with the hidden ID panels, a chest pocket AND side access zippers, I will be a VERY Happy Camper!.

Fit perfect and is great for all conditions and spring-fall temperatures! Very high quality and lasts a long time. Also own one in Navy I have had for 3 years and shows no real wear marks!

In the last year I’ve used this pack in desert, temperate and cold weather/mountainous environments. In a 15 year career I’ve never experienced a pack that comes close to eliminating back/shoulder discomfort under heavy loads like this does.

I recently used it for a 4 day mountain training package covering 55km, 10000 ft of elevation gain and loads of 55-70+lb with zero issues. Pros: Load bearing is phenomenal if set up correctly. Exterior pockets and lid are more spacious than they appear in images.

For a 100L pack it compresses down for smaller loads with minimal fuss. Pack is extremely stable under heavy loads, even on a ridgeline traverse in high winds. Impressive for an external frame. Cons: The lack of hook and loop web keepers for the straps on a pack at this price point is a joke.

EVERY strap should have one and they should ALL be attached to the straps permanently. The sternum strap is really long even accounting for plate carrier use and I ended up having to tape it down. Not a chore but on a pack that cost nearly 1000 USD it stings.

External pockets should have drainage holes. Pack should come with a rain cover. Detachable lid has routing for a water bladder but the standard 3l bladder won’t fit. Pack could benefit from ice axe attachment loops.

Hip pad adjustment system is neat and innovative, but difficult to adjust and store excess on the fly, especially with gloves on. Most cons are minor details that highlight s need for MR to consider usage of their packs in all environments, but the web keepers for strap organisation is a real let down on such an expensive pack considering they’re all but standard on military packs now.

Also as a general point I would like to see international purchase options even if it’s on a case by case with proof of mil service.

I purchased this ruck about a month ago and I’ve used it on two training events. I had a buddy get the BlackJack 80, which was the bag that I wanted but when I went to order it, the multi-cam pattern was already sold out.

I chose to go big or go home. I snagged up the BJ100 and I’m loving it. I’m also stationed in Ft Drum and I can pack the complete winter packing list plus have room for extra snivel and my jet boil. I’ve enjoyed this bag that much my buddy and I recommended the blackjack series to another pal of ours and he purchased one as well.

The 3 pouches on front solid for small pelican cases for phone chargers or MREs, I also use one for my poncho. The “claymore pouch” holds most of my hand warmer and gloves plus snacks. The sleep system pouch holds the Army’s complete sleep system, plus my woobie and a sea to summit sleeping pad all rolled up into my stuff sack, And there’s still room on the sides.

Main compartment holds 1 complete uniform, silks top and bottom, waffle top and bottom, wet weather, top and bottom, windbreaker, cold weather jacket, hygiene bag, jet boil, ramen noodles, water and other equipment I need to sustain myself.

Top flap is the best because I can fit a lot of random things in the two pockets there as well. I also can loosen the straps on it so that way I can pack an assault pack or my range chair under it if I need too.

I’m very pleased with the bag and I’m a huge fan of mystery ranch, They make quality equipment for anyone’s needs.

The quality of the materials and workmanship on the pack are to Mystery Ranchs usual high standard, the fit and comfort are also. The interior mesh pouch is quite useful for hexi tabs and things like a solar recharge battery set etc.

The internal MOLLE is useful for the attachment of a variety of things (i have a machete a field knife and a bladder pouch attached there). I chose to attach the machete inside because the overley small size of the two lower canteen pouches makes it difficult to make use of the provided sleeve, when a canteen with cups canteen metal, hexi stove and cover are placed inside, the pouches need to have more belly at the base and to be taller to provide better fitting for a canteen (its too tight) and to allow space at the back for the sleeve to be used.

Because the canteen pouches are too short the canteen tends to stick out on an outward angle at the top and must be secured with the strap to prevent it popping out. To me it looks like they sized the pouch on just a plastic canteen without the rest of the associated gear that normally goes with it, and is therefore rather too small.

For a high quality military pack manufacturer, that outcome is unexplainable as surely they keep a stock of basic equipment to test fit to new designs. The internal bladder sleeves are a very useful feature, but are too small to fit source 3 ltr bladders, even the 3 ltr camelback bladders are a difficult fit, (though they will go in eventually).

I understand that there is limited width between the zip and wall of the pack, but that could have been compensated for by providing much more belly in the sleeve which would allow easier fitting of bladders, the bladder will squash around in the sleeve to provide zip access when required.

The removable day pack lid is a useful feature (it makes a handy pillow) and the mesh pouch inside is well placed to hold small items, however its method of converting into a daypack is vastly inferior to the previous system used on the 6500 and other packs ( i prefer the shoulder straps) and i wont be using it as a daypack.

I dont know why the Blackjack 80 has been fitted with only two pouches at the rear capable of holding issue 24 hour ration packs ( its a bit of a squeeze to get them in but they fit) , (the Blackjack 100 has three so clearly three could have been fitted) however the smaller center pouch is useful for holding a variety of equipment.

The rear side zips are really useful for loading the pack, and the d rings are really useful for securing the zip toggles. The real failure with this pack is the deliberate decision to fit so little MOLLE on the pack sides, and that limits its usefulness in the bush, the pack sides are open space which allows the fitting of small pouches, so useful to hold gear which is easier accessed from outside the pack, but thats not possible with insufficient MOLLE.

The MOLLE should run from just above the side sleeve up to the top zip, in addition on either side of the upper pouch on the back of the pack there is enough room to fit an RFAK or other pouch but no MOLLE webbing.

So i have had my pack professionally fitted with MOLLE there and now carry an RFAK on either side. I will in the future have MOLLE run right up the side of this pack. I myself would prefer to pay more for my pack and have a full suite of MOLLE fitted as standard, after all Mystery Ranch sells pouches if there is insufficient MOLLE webbing on their product they are going to sell less pouches.

The new frame type is very comfortable to carry. I have used my Blackjack 80 for a couple of years now and apart from issues mentioned above i am very happy with it.

I can’t believe there are no reviews for this cage yet. In my view, this is the best cage available for the ZCam E2 flagship cameras. An absolutely perfect combination of 1/4-20 and Arri Locating mounts.

Most cages offer very few if any Arri locating mounts, but if you’ve used them, you know why they are amazing. I prefer them to anything else. Obviously this is not a minimalist design like some other cages.

And it’s going to be a little heavier. But it’s thick, protective, doesn’t flex at all even with heavy accessories, and beautifully made. My only two small gripes are that the bar that runs across the top back portion covers up the lettering for the function buttons, and the design of the cage as it surrounds the CFast card slot makes it difficult to extract the cards a bit.

But for everything the cage offers, these two small gripes are nothing. I wouldn’t trade this for any other cage out there for these cameras.

The cage is built fairly well. I love the grip, and it is much more usable than the alternative grips for the FP. Although the grip itself is made of plastic, it is sturdy and does not feel flimsy or thin.

The thumb rest is a nice addition, and is surprisingly comfortable. The real problem is with the LVF-11 fitting. 8Sinn says that the LVF-11 can be mounted directly to this cage. There are two screw holes, and two holes for the LVF’s metal prongs to sit inside.

Unfortunately, the holes for the prongs are a bit too narrow. It is not significant, but just enough to get the prongs stuck. This means that LVF requires a tremendous amount of force to push into and pull out of the 8Sinn cage.

While adding and removing the LVF-11 is unnecessarily cumbersome by design, using it with the 8Sinn cage is more frustrating still. This is why I’m giving it 3-stars.