Morakniv has introduced a new Survival Kit add-on for the sheaths of two of their most popular knives – the Garberg and Kansbol. The kit simply snaps onto the polymer sheath and provides an integral diamond sharpener along with a docking point for an included firesteel. The Survival Kit will be packaged with knives or available on its own. Hopefully, these will be available in the US soon.
Rogan USA makes pry bar tools with sharpened edges for prying, digging, and similar tasks that you might not want to risk your knife doing. They have teamed with Wilde Custom Gear to offer a new Tool Slip for their larger tools so that your sharpened pry bar doesn’t have to knock around inside your pack with all your other stuff.
Gadsden Dynamics is set to improve their elastic magazine pouch design. They shared a new prototype for their pouch that will go into production in the near future. The new design uses Cordura on the “corners” to reinforce common wear points on elastic mag pouches and elastic in the center to provide the compliance necessary to accommodate a variety of magazines. It also has the benefit of giving the pouch enough structure to make inserting a magazine with one much hand easier.
Here are some of the details they shared about this pouch and future iterations:
Stay tuned for more details on availability and what other products in the Gadsden Dynamics lineup will inherit this new design.
Everyone is waiting on the Modlite PL350 and, when it does finally drop, PHLSTER will have you covered on holsters. They are already in production on the Floodlight for the PL350 and will have the holsters available the moment the light itself is released.
If you aren’t familiar with the Floodlight series of holsters, you should be. They are holsters that are designed around the light instead of any one specific handgun. The end result is a holster that fits almost any handgun as long as the specified light is attached.
Lester River Bushcraft’s popular Boreal Shirt might be available with some decidedly “tactical” mods if enough people are interested. The Boreal Shirt is already pretty practical in that it is a high performance wool layer that is well suited to many conditions.
The mods include a chest pouch with 3 cells. The two outer pockets are sized to fit phones, small cameras, radios, rifle magazines, and more. The central pocket can fit items like knives, multitools, flashlights, and more. The final mod is the addition of abrasion resistant material added to the backs of the sleeves (Multicam Black is shown).
If you want one of these modified Boreal Shirts, you will have to contact Lester River Bushcraft directly on Instagram or their website.
