Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ummm this shop is like for ICE agents and similar. Hard pass.

So, you hate federal workers, PP.

Got it. GFY.

Yep GFY^2

Anonymous wrote:Ummm this shop is like for ICE agents and similar. Hard pass.

So, you hate federal workers, PP.

Got it. GFY.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There’s one near me, never been in it but I thought it was for men at least 5’11” tall? What does the 5.11 mean?

5.11 is a rock climbing grade.

But it does seem random. It’s far from the hardest climbing.

It has nothing to do with climbing rocks

Anonymous wrote:Anyone buy clothes at this shop on Rockville Pike? I was hoping it would be a replacement for the now-closed Ranger Surplus, but it seems only to have it own brands. Not sure of quality.

It’s a shop specializing in tactical and duty-grade clothing. Higher end stuff, skews expensive. It’s quality , but it’s also priced accordingly. I think LAPG dot com has similar clothing but at better prices.

It’s definitely NOT a substitute for Ranger. That place was fantastic. Great milsurp and oddball stuff at reasonable prices. I still miss that place. It was quirky but awesome.

Anonymous wrote:Ummm this shop is like for ICE agents and similar. Hard pass.

LoL wut?!!!?

Anonymous wrote:Ummm this shop is like for ICE agents and similar. Hard pass.

ok, nutjob

Anonymous wrote:Their clothing is marketed heavily towards police. That’s where my LEO DH gets his work pants. It’s hard to believe that’s enough of a market to keep a brick and mortar store open.

That's not really the point of a B/M, it's about having a physical presence so people buy online from them. I won't buy from stores that don't have a B/M near me so I can return it. I also don't trust a lot of online retailers.

Anonymous wrote:Their clothing is marketed heavily towards police. That’s where my LEO DH gets his work pants. It’s hard to believe that’s enough of a market to keep a brick and mortar store open.

In this area, I think it is possible. Where would you be able to try a tactical kilt?

It’s been open for several years on the Pike. It must be doing well.

Their clothing is marketed heavily towards police. That’s where my LEO DH gets his work pants. It’s hard to believe that’s enough of a market to keep a brick and mortar store open.

Anonymous wrote:There’s one near me, never been in it but I thought it was for men at least 5’11” tall? What does the 5.11 mean?

5.11 is a rock climbing grade.

But it does seem random. It’s far from the hardest climbing.

There’s one near me, never been in it but I thought it was for men at least 5’11” tall? What does the 5.11 mean?

Ummm this shop is like for ICE agents and similar. Hard pass.

Are you taking about 5.11 tactical? If so, they have a great selection of cargo pants. Most are geared towards law enforcement, but some pants look normal.

Anyone buy clothes at this shop on Rockville Pike? I was hoping it would be a replacement for the now-closed Ranger Surplus, but it seems only to have it own brands. Not sure of quality.