The TIHK EvadeClip has apparently run afoul of indiegogo’s terms of service due to its inclusion of lock picks. If you aren’t familiar with the EvadeClip, you can learn more about it in our previous post. Rather than water down the tool, TIHK has chosen to take efforts to crowdfund it into their own hands by offering pre-orders on their own site.
You can now help make the EvadeClip a reality by pre-ordering directly from TIHK.
With a little imagination, you can sometimes combine off-the-shelf components into something that is greater than the sum of its parts. That is the case with a very cool PDW bag concept that Advanced Holster has come up with.
The bag conceals an 7.5″ AR-15 pistol with a full loadout of support gear. The bag could be any bag with any appearance. The AR-15 pistol makes use of a Law Tactical AR Folding Stock Adapter to fit in the bag without the need to disassemble. The gear is organized and supported with an Advanced Holster Snatch N’ Grab Modular Loadout Panel.
The concept works especially well because it can be placed in any bag that will fit it and it organizes the gear better than most dedicated PDW bags.
Russian Roulette Clothing’s newest shirt hijacks the #BLM hashtag. Check out the Barrel Length Matters shirt.
SHTF Gear is now Black Arch Holsters (see previous announcement for details). To celebrate, they are offering free shipping in their Amazon store and at BlackArchHolsters.com for a limited time.
The belt buckle whisperers at Carbon Tactics, creators of the Quicky Buckle, are at it again. They just launched their latest belt and buckle on Kickstarter – the Ultimate Titanium EDC Belt.
The new belt features a simple (I mean that as a compliment) titanium “buckle” and several 1.5″ wide webbing options including single and double layers of webbing, or a single layer of Biothane. The variety of options make this belt suitable for tasks as simple as holding up your pants and as crucial as supporting the weight of a handgun.
I have been wearing an Ultimate Titanium EDC Belt with the Double Duty option for the last 2 weeks. It has been comfortable, easy to don and doff, the buckle bites on the webbing well so that it holds its adjustment, and its double layers of webbing with latitudinal stitching is very rigid for supporting a holster. I have also found that there are at least two ways of threading the tail through the buckle depending on your preference (the Kickstarter page shows the intended way).
This belt is made in the USA and costs less than most EDC/CCW targeted belts thanks to it’s simple design. Based on my limited experience, I would say it is definitely worth a look. Check out the Carbon Tactics Ultimate Titanium EDC Belt on Kickstarter.
