Goruck doesn’t screw around when it comes to the products they produce. They torture test their rucksacks with the Goruck Challenge (an event based on Special Forces training–think the combat training you see in the movies, except harder) and now they’re putting those materials to a different use: ties. Each tie comes in two widths (2.5″ or 3.5″), two lengths (60″ or 65″) and three colors (black, sand or camo) and epitomizes rugged handsomeness. It’s like they threw MacGyver into a barracks and told him he had a black-tie affair in twenty minutes. After he got there, he had to thwart some evil terrorist plot and his tie got a little beat up. That’s ok, there’s also a lifetime warranty (bullets and chainsaws aren’t covered) on the tie. In other words, this tie is much tougher than we are.
Goruck The Man Tie
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