Field Gear Check

Your comment about my outfit reached me while I was navigating the carpet edge. Practicality comes first in the field, but durable gear is worth maintaining. I halted beside the dark wood leg of a side table to conduct a proper inventory. First, my shoulder harness. I ran my curved hand along the strap, testing the tension. Solid. The holster fitting sits flush against the left ribs, unyielding plastic holding its mold cleanly. No snagged carpet fibers caught in the belt buckle either. The terrain ahead looks vertical, but the gear is holding up exactly as it should. Standard issue, built to last.