Q.1 -Is the FASTmag you sell is the original FASTmag?
A.1 We sell DEI (DOWN EST INC), made right here in Maine, USA.
Q2: Why does the Ghillie Wrap 6-pack look like it only contains 2 packs?
A.2 Each 6-pack includes 2 packs of 3 layers. While they may appear as single layers, the material is laser-cut in stacks of 3 and tightly compressed. Simply separate the layers to access and use them individually.
Q3: What is the difference between MOLLE and PALS?
A3:While this question is mainly asked by civilians, it's important to know that MOLLE was invented by the military to enhance gear modularity and organization.
MOLLE (Modular Lightweight Load-carrying Equipment) is a system used by military and tactical gear to allow for modular customization and efficient gear organization. It uses the PALS (Pouch Attachment Ladder System) webbing as its foundation.
PALS refers specifically to the rows of webbing sewn onto tactical gear, such as backpacks, vests, and pouches. This webbing is designed to securely attach compatible accessories and equipment using straps or clips.
In short:
- MOLLE is the overall system that enables modular attachments.
- PALS is the physical webbing grid that makes MOLLE functionality possible.
Now that you understand the difference, note that in general, people mainly refer to "MOLLE" when discussing both the MOLLE system and PALS webbing.
Q.4 What does NKDA mean?
A.4 NKDA stands for "No Known Drug Allergies." This is a medical abbreviation used to indicate that a person has no known allergies to medications. It is commonly used by first responders, doctors, and emergency medical personnel to ensure proper treatment without concerns about allergic reactions.
Q.5 Why is an NKDA patch important?
A.5 In emergency situations, medical teams need to act fast. By wearing an NKDA patch, they can quickly see that you have no known drug allergies, reducing the risk of delays or miscommunication during treatment.
Q.6 Where should I place the NKDA patch?
A.6 The patch has a hook backing, so it can easily be attached to:
- Tactical vests or uniforms
- Medical bags
- Backpacks or gear used in emergency response situations
Q.7 Is this patch durable for outdoor use?
A.7 Yes! The PVC material is designed for tough environments, making it suitable for military, law enforcement, and EMS personnel who work in demanding conditions.
Q.8 What does NKA mean?
A.8 NKA stands for "No Known Allergies." This medical abbreviation is commonly used by first responders, doctors, and emergency medical personnel to indicate that a person has no known allergies to medication, food, or other substances.
Q.9 Why is an NKA patch important?
A.9 In emergency situations, medical teams need to act fast. By wearing an NKA patch, they can quickly see that you have no known allergies, reducing the risk of miscommunication or unnecessary allergy-related precautions during treatment.Q.10
Q.10 Where should I place the NKA patch?
A.10 The patch has a hook backing, so it can easily be attached to:
- Tactical vests or uniforms
- Medical bags
- Backpacks or gear used in emergency response situations
Q.11 Is this patch durable for outdoor use?
A.11 Yes! The PVC material is designed for tough environments, making it suitable for military, law enforcement, and EMS personnel who work in demanding conditions.