About

I'm Jim, an average 40 year old guy writing the type of gear reviews that I enjoy reading.  Though I work in an office and wear khakis nearly every day I still have a love of EDC, tactical gear, and well built gear.

Like many of you I tend to over-research my purchases, but half the fun is in the pursuit.

I love the feeling of pure potential when you purchase a really cool piece of gear built for something I'll probably never it for.  There might be a 99.9% chance I'll never use something for it's intended purpose, but knowing that it would hold up if I did brings a whole new level to pride of ownership.

I hope that you find my reviews useful and enjoy them as much as I enjoy writing them.

I'm also on Twitter as @AvgGuyApproved

and Instagram as @averageguyapproved

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