The Mini Kit MK-7 is now available from Triple 7 Gear with a blaze orange interior. The high visibility interior makes it easier to see items placed in the kit and can serve as a signal panel. This is a great addition to an already great piece of gear.
Check out our review of the Mini Kit to learn more.
20$Bandit won’t rest until every last bit of your EDC kit is organized. They are now showing a prototype wallet that will be released under their Triple 7 Gear brand.
The wallet is a fairly compact, tri-fold design that also features some of the best elements from 20$Bandit’s Mini and Micro Kit. It has several card slots, a vinyl window, high-visibility interior, and an elastic closure.
Stay tuned for more details including a name, pricing, and availability.
Most pre-made survival kits are poorly conceived and assembled from poorly made components but at least they are overpriced… oh, wait. 20$Bandit put together a quality, pre-made Urban Survival Kit that is ready to be dropped in your trunk and carried the moment you receive it.
You can read more about the contents and how they cover most basic needs on the 20$Bandit website. Some highlights include a high-visibility HonorPoint backpack that was made right here in the USA, multiple fire starting options, ways to generate and retain heat, water treatment, food, and more. While this is billed as an “urban” kit, it would also be a great start for a vehicle based cold weather kit for those in rural area.
There are only a few of these kits left but sometimes it pays to wait. If you enter the code MERRY XMAS 2014 at checkout, it will save you a tidy 20%.
The 20$Bandit Micro Kit, a scaled down EDC organizer that is similar but smaller than the excellent Mini Kit MK-7, will be available soon. It boasts a lot of internal organization features but is small enough to comfortably fit inside the Mini Kit MK-7. It is compact enough for front or back pocket carry. Stay tuned for more details!
One of the most common uses for 20$Bandit’s Mini Kit MK-7 is as a first aid organizer. To support that use, the Rescue Red version of the Mini Kit was introduced and it’s now on sale for $20.
