First up is our newest advertiser, Beyza Cases. While the name may not be familiar with many of our readers,Beyza Cases products should be.  As Ali, my contact there said back in May, “We, as Neta Trades Ltd have been in this business since 1998, but we have started to produce and markeket under our own brandname BeyzaCases in 2004. Untill that time we were only producing our leather Cases for well known brandnames as a confidential contractor. We are still producing for many brands in same way. But since 2004 we wanted to be in this market as BeyzaCases for to share our experience and to show our quality.We are offering competitive wholesale pricess to our clients including fast and free shipment with a Great service. All BeyzaCases products reach our clients with “LifeTime Warranty”.” We have already reviewed a few Beya Cases’ branded products on Gear Diary, and the general consensus is that their products are quite nice.

Next is Skooba Design (formerly RoadWired), our original and longest running backer. Michael Hess believed in this site from the beginning and offered his company’s support. I’ll always be grateful that he took an early interest in us, and I hope that you all will show your appreciation for his leap of faith by clicking his ad and perusing his wares.

Then we have SCOTTeVEST. As many of you know, I’ve been reviewing SeV TEC items for years, and I am a big fan. I would like to thank Scott and Laura Jordan for their support, and I would appreciate it if you all would return the favor by clicking their ad and taking a look. If you haven’t already, be sure to read my “first look” at their new women’s line - it’s going to be awesome!

Mingo Chui of PDair is one of our continuing sponsors. I’ve also been reviewing his items for years, and am pleased to take this opportunity to thank him for supporting us.

I’d also like to thank Dom, of Mastersoft Mobile Solutions, for his support If you haven’t already, be sure to check out MMS’s game BrainSchool.

I know that I am bucking convention by acknowledging the individual companies that pay for advertising on Gear Diary - a site that reviews products (including theirs), but you know what? We really appreciate them, and there is no shame in saying “Thank you.” The highest compliment that our sponsors pay us is that they continue to advertise, even though they know they aren’t guaranteed a good review for doing so.

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