REVIEW: Giena Tactics Seat Mat EMR1

If we had a typical tactical item for every country, this would most likely be our candidate for Russia. Where Father Frost rules, it can get cold pretty quickly. And nobody wants to get hemorrhoids. So, don't sit on cold surfaces like on top of an armored personnel carrier.

When held in the hand, it looks like a handbag. But it is not.

Giena Tactics has processed it particularly well, with two flexible straps. We are convinced that it could be easier, but then it would surely hold less securely.

At the front, it is fastened with a buckle from the Western world.

That is the simple interior: a foam mat and a plastic card that prevents everything from pushing through.

When worn, it looks like this. The strap in front crosses the belly, slightly above belt level. We have set the width rather tight.

And at the back, it hangs like this. In this mode, it is more oriented towards movement so that the mat does not bother, but for those who sit a lot, it may be better to adjust it further.

Here is the entire sitting mat model in all its glory.

And that's the function. Sitting on the cold ground, no problem.

The mat is where it should be and does what it needs to do. Anything is better than freezing cold.

CONCLUSION: A practical item. Super practical, the ideal sitting mat.

The Giena Tactics Sitting Mat EMR1 is available directly from GIENA. It is also available in Multicam, Black, Coyote, and Olive. Price is $27 (currently on sale and cheaper).

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