Just so everyone can follow latest developments on our kit or just bored in general and want to entice themselves to a little waffling… so this is basically our kitpimp blog, sometimes for highlighting articles of interest to the outside world, or to clarify a few things to our customers, you never know, you might find it interesting…
The world of KitPimp is a weird and wonderful collaberation of stupid banter and exciting ideas, there’s no real plain end game apart from trying to give military forces around the world value for money for kit, after seeing the prices of places like Jay Jays, Troopers of Colchester, Dragon Supplies Ltd and Dixies Corner, all of which offer great products, but pricey.
Keep an eye on our kit and developments, if your a blogger, try our stuff out and let us know how it is, we’re pretty open ended and minded and if there are problems we’ll always sort it out.
So without further ado… heres the KitPimp blog!
Based on the feedback from our Pathfinder, we have now made a solid winner in the KitPimp Commanders Patrol Pack, with easy access to all the main essentials as well as all the features which make the Pathfinder a pleasure to carry. The design is tried and tested and includes the main 35L compartment for […]
KitPimp UK is pleased to annouce the forthcoming “Bergen Builder” in the next few weeks which will allow the consumer to have the Bergen they want manufactured to their needs without having to purchase a 3rd party system and sending it off for further modifications and wasting eye wastering amounts of cash! Our system will […]
It goes to say that people expect things which are expensive to perform the best and when you buy cheap, buy twice, not the case anymore, with our Airborne Webbing and Belt Kit designs being rolled out the days of needing to go to expensive brands are over, stop paying over the top when you […]
As a brand we are pleased to see more and more members of the Armed Forces purchasing our kit being readily available off the shelf with NO MANUFACTURING LEAD TIME, soldiers of the British Army even order our stuff to the Infantry Battle School in Brecon in Wales as candidates undergoing the SCBC and PSBC […]
The Royal Marine Commandos are the amphibious trained infantry force of the Royal Navy and still follow the role they were tasked with following their formation in World War 2, the Royal Marines form a part of the Special Forces Support Group along with components from the RAF Regiment and Parachute Regiment. Like the rest […]
The Paras are the soldiers of the Parachute Regiment, obviously if you’re not in the Army you may or may not have heard of them but for those that don’t, quite simply, Paratroopers are basically Para trained Infantry soldiers of the British Army, they have undergone the usual Infantry training and than gone onto P-Company […]
If I was a Spartan warrior from the film 300 and needed a Bergen fit for a spartan, the KitPimp Pathfinder is the Rucksack or Bergen I would certainly choose, the features of it make it suitable for the Infantry soldiers of the UK Armed Forces and these guys are the true Spartan warriors of […]
Due to recent enquiries we can confirm we are now offering bespoke services to Military and Police Units subject to Minimum Order Quantities, simply have your unit Admin Officer, RQMS, CQMS or purchasing department contact us via our dedicated form and we will endeavour to get back to you within one working day. We are […]
Webbing the traditional belt kit of the British Armed Forces and a convinient way of carrying your kit, now in MTP which replaced the traditional DPM. A colleague currently in the Reserves whom is a JNCO and has done a tour on Herrick will publishing some guides on how things are really done in the […]
Due to some enquiries from some budding campers we have now decided to roll out our flagship Bergen in Olive Green and Black Some photos of some of the earlier versions we have supplied previously, these will be rolled out aimed at the civilian market in tough 1000D fabric The KitPimp Pathfinder Bergen is a […]
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