Hey! I want to show you guys a couple of videos on glow in the dark mods. It seems that many people out there do this type of mod to their flashlights, knives, pry tools and other everyday carry gear. It makes sense to do it, after all this is done so you can find your gear easier in low light situations.
Many use glow powder and pigments mixed with epoxy or other resins. Although the only disadvantage I see on this is that you need to "charge" the material for it to glow. In that case if you decide to do it, shop arround for the powder that gives...
Saturday, March 29, 2014
Friday, March 28, 2014
Everybody needs to keep notes! Be it for writing a grocery list or for writing down directions or phone numbers. Rite In The Rain note books let you write in any situation. The way these are made make them impervious to a very wide range of conditions.
These note books are water proof, you can actually write underwater with them. They are easy to carry at 4X6 inches which makes them easy to carry on your pockets or pocket organizer. The are...
Wednesday, March 26, 2014
I always carry a paracord bracelet with me. If you know about them you know they are made with the purpose of having access to paracord at all times in case of need. You can have between 10 to 30 feet of paracord in them. But what if you need more?
The spool tool carries up to a hundred feet of paracord. Also it has various other features that make it useful when working with paracord. It has an integrated knife to cut paracord and also it...
Thursday, March 20, 2014
I was looking for some paracord stuff and I found this place. The Paracord Guild. Cool stuff to say the least. They have tutorials on how to make your own bracelets and for selling and marketing if you decide to sell your own paracord products. You should head out to their site and check them out!...
I am a huge Mythbusters fan! And I follow a lot of Adam Savage's work. He is a genius at model making he owns a collection of tools and has an awesome man-cave. But, like many geniuses he has some quirks. And it seems that his EDC kit is one! Really minimal, none of the tools we could expect from a guy that it's is so involved into making things every day.
Although he carries one of the most quintessential parts of an EDC kit. The space pen. Watch the video To see Adam's Savage unimpressive EDC kit.
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Wednesday, March 19, 2014
This is the Leatherman Juice CS4. I have been carrying this little gem for a couple of years now. Let me give you a list of the tools it includes before continuing.
Pliers
Straight knife
Serrated blade
Wire cutter
Hard wire cutter
Corkscrew
small, medium and large flat screwdrivers
Phillips screwdriver
Can/bottle opener
Scissors
Awl
Lanyard attachment
Like I said before. I have been using this tool for a couple of years...
Tuesday, March 18, 2014
If you have carried any more than a few EDC items with you for any amount of time, you know sometimes they can get lost in your own pockets. I has sure happened to me particularly with the smaller ones. That's where the Maxpedition Micro Pocket Organizer comes in.
This little pouch solves that problem. This pocket organizer can store many of your EDC items and make it simple for you to get to your gear. It's small enough...
Sunday, March 16, 2014
This video shows the Schrade key chain tool in action. These types of tools are mainly built for on the fly, small type of jobs. Nonetheless, they are incredibly useful. Take a look at the video and you'll see what I mean.
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Checkout this review on the Nite Ize Doohickey tool. This tool is a very nice tool for the price. These are under $10 but very useful and functional. Easy to carry on your key-chain, you will have it ready at every moment.
I have one of these on order so soon I hope to make an open box presentation. Stay tuned for more reviews and tools like these on the future. Please subscribe to my blog. Your continued support will make these and other reviews...
The fisher space pen was created for astronauts to be able to write in a zero gravity environment. Also a pen was needed to write or make notes in space. Since pencils produce small particles of graphite dust when writing, this posed the risk of making contact with the electronics of the spacecraft causing havoc. Not only that, the space pen can write in a wide range of temperatures, making it very useful in a wide range of environments.
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Saturday, March 15, 2014
Want a nice bottle opener with a couple of extras? The Brewzer from Leatherman has a few options. It has a nice bottle opener for your brews and a pry bar at the tip. Although this tools are pretty simple they can be handy to have sometimes. The tip can also be used as a little screwdriver.
The reason I have one is because the knife that I carry with me at all times, has a somewhat delicate tip. So in order to not risking breaking my knife...
Today I want to review the Knife Needs Work From Kershaw. I have been carrying this little knife for a couple of months now. I'm always looking for a nice quality knife without breaking the bank. This knife goes for around 30 dollars so it's not expensive like a say a Spyderco. The knife is made of 14c8N steel. I believe this is a proprietary alloy for Kershaw. The blade is a straight edge no serrations. For everyday use has been great...
Sunday, March 9, 2014
Greetings! Today I want to review the Olight S10 L2 Baton light. I have been carrying this great little light for a couple of weeks now and I want to let you all know what I think of it. Well lets start with some specs.
1- This little light can put out as far as 400 lumens. That is pretty good for a tiny light like this one.
2-The construction is anodized aircraft aluminum. I have put the toughness of this little light to the test...
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