Tactical Walls has introduced an EDC tray. While it’s not a concealment, it is quite handy.
Stamped from carbon fiber, it has three compartments.
Tactical Walls has introduced an EDC tray. While it’s not a concealment, it is quite handy.
Stamped from carbon fiber, it has three compartments.
It’s only a prototype but this wallet by Triple Aught Design got the attention of a lot of their customers when it showed up yesterday on Instagram.
Bellingham, WA (November 15, 2017) — Trayvax®, a US-based manufacturer of slim wallets and outdoor gear, is pleased to announce a permanent price drop on their two most expensive leather wallets, the Element and Contour. The Element wallet will be reduced from $79.99 to $64.99 and the Contour will be reduced from $159.99 to $139.99 effective immediately.
“We’re approaching our 4-year anniversary and as we continue to grow, learn and improve upon our manufacturing capabilities, it’s our mission to pass our efficiencies down to you,” said Gerald Craft, marketing and communications director. “We are now more efficient than we’ve ever been. US manufacturing is alive and well here in Bellingham and we’re setting a new standard for other American manufacturers to follow.”
The Element and Contour wallets are both made in the USA, tested to withstand 65 years of use, and come backed by the Trayvax lifetime warranty. For more information, please visit: www.trayvax.com.
About Trayvax
Trayvax is a US-based manufacturer of slim metal wallets and outdoor gear. All products are hand-crafted and serve as a reminder to get outdoors and Earn Your Story™. It’s this greater love of the outdoors and to humankind that inspires every Trayvax design. The company’s skilled teams of artisans and craftsmen continuously improve and refine designs to ensure enduring products that last a lifetime. Completely sourced and Made in the USA, Trayvax wallets and accessories are built to be passed down to future generations, not landfills. That’s the Trayvax guarantee.
Readyman’s EDC Sleeve is one of things you see and say, “why didn’t I think of that?”.
Not everyone runs around with a fully kitted plate carrier or warbelt on. Instead, we deal with day-to-day issues with whatever we have on hand. For many, this means their Every Day Carry includes more items than the average person, often in specialized gear. On the othr hand, the EDC Belt Sleeve allows you to add commonly needed gear to your trouser belt with ease. Additionally, the items sit close and parallel to the belt, resulting in a low profile. Finally, it’s stretchy, so it will hold most items secure, despite not having a flap.
www.readyman.com/collections/gear/products/readyman-edc-belt-sleeve?variant=19574769606
NEW HAVEN, Connecticut – November 2, 2017 – In a market flooded with multitools and pocket gizmos, standing out from the crowd is no easy feat, especially on Kickstarter. With a unique shape and carry options, Covert Products Group’s new B.A.T. TRIDENT multitool moves the conversation of EDC tools in a totally new direction.
Inspired by the familiar silhouette of side-release buckles (as found on backpacks and bags), the B.A.T. TRIDENT expands on CPG’s “bring anywhere tool” concept that debuted on Kickstarter last year. The TRIDENT – which launched this week on Kickstarter – is engineered to contain 12+ useful functions in a compact, ergonomic and highly “carry-able” package. From daily utility to survival, the TRIDENT is designed to be carried (almost) anywhere, excel at a variety of tasks, and look good doing it.
“The perfect tool isn’t so perfect if you don’t have it with you,” explains the TRIDENT’s designer Thom O’Leary. “The TRIDENT is big enough to be useful, but small enough to carry just about anywhere, either visibly or covertly. Slip it onto a backpack strap, belt, keychain, or carry it in your pocket.”
The TRIDENT functions include:
· Phillips head screwdriver
· Razor edge
· Sharp piercing point
· Captured cutter
· Flat head screwdriver/pry tip
· Wire stripper
· Serrated fire rod scraper
· Saw edge
· Laser-etched 1” ruler
· Ergonomic bottle opener operated with the tool safely held in the sheath
· Fire starter rod (included) OR swap it out for an optional EmbriteTM glow pellet from TEC Accessories
· 3M SOLAS reflective sticker
· And the TRIDENT’s molded Kydex Sheath is designed to allow multiple attachment options for everyday carry
The TRIDENT is available now through December 1st on Kickstarter, with lowest prices available for early adopters. The TRIDENT will ship during or before March 2018.
www.kickstarter.com/projects/1800078419/bat-trident-12-function-mini-multi-tool
Among the acres of high-end overlanding equipment and custom expedition vehicles during last weekend’s Overland Expo East at the Biltmore Estate in North Carolina, this little gem of a tool stood out: The Griffin Rescue Tool. It’s specially designed for first responders with a glass breaker, seatbelt cutter, and oxygen bottle valve wrenches among its 14 functions. About 3 1/2 inches long, it’s also TSA compliant.
Price and availability TBA.
‘Level Up’ is a series of articles by Immininent Threat Solutions which concentrates on Every Day Carry. The series features guests who discuss their EDC setups.
In this issue, that guest is James Williams. I met him at The Blade Show a few year ago. I had no idea who he was, but he was very pleasant and well respected by the others I was talking to. Turns out, James Williams is a Sensei. Adept at numerous martial arts, he has trained some of out nation’s most elite warriors. He is also a knife designer of some renown.
Be sure to read the article at www.itstactical.com/centcom/interviews/level-featuring-sensei-james-williams.
Everyday, the average American phone user needs two charges for their phones. Yet only 4% of people carry a power bank. For the other 96%, the power bank is not worth the space it takes up.
Consider something else that is good to carry: the flashlight. Flashlights can be useful for providing illumination if the lights go out, alerting oncoming traffic during nighttime, and as a striking surface for breaking car windows in an emergency. Yet, most people only keep one in the drawer at home.
The folks at Matricon Innovations have built a tool combining the two. At roughly the size of 2 smartphones stacked together, the PocKit offers a power bank as well as a flashlight. It also includes a proximity tracker to protect both your belongings and your smartphone. Place the PocKit in you bag, and carry the smartphone on your person. Both will sound an alarm if they get separated.
These functions combine to make the PocKit a useful and versatile tool for everyday carry. They will be launching a Kickstarter campaign on August the 17th. Until then, you can check out their site and sign up for the pre-Kickstarter bonus.