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PredatorEDC.com

By on May 2, 2012 in EDC

If you are reading this blog, there is a pretty good chance that you carry a few EDC (Every Day Carry) items like a knife and flashlight. Well, now there is a new online store from some familiar people that you can visit to help get your EDC gear in shape.

PredatorEDC.com is the latest venture of PredatorIntelligence who are also the company behind PredatorBDU.com and PredatorARMAMENT.com. The new site carries EDC focused items like knives, flashlights, and pocket tools. They already have a ton of great brands listed and there are more coming.

Check out PredatorEDC.com.

Afrankart Prybaton

By on April 27, 2012 in EDC, Survival, Tactical Gear

What happens when you dim the lights, turn on some music, and lock the door behind a pry bar and a kubotan? Something a lot like the new Prybaton from Afrankart is what happens.

You may remember some of Andy’s (afrankart is his screenname) other work that I profiled on JTT. The Prybaton is his latest project. It blends of the functions and features of a pry bar and a (kubotan). The result is a versatile self defense/EDC tool that can handle a surprising number of chores. The tapered pry edge is not only a useful tool but it also packs a heck of a wallop in training hands.

The Prybaton is made from 6-4 Titanium and is 6″ long by .6″ in diameter. The Ti construction keeps the weight of this handful of metal down to just 3.8 ounces. The handle features texture to lock the Prybaton in your hand during strikes or while you are prying. The pry tip is cleverly designed to be flat on one side and hollow ground on the other to facilitate prying.

The Prybaton is a clever and down right nasty tool. Contact Andy via email at afrankart@woh.rr.com for more information.

CCW Friendly Clothes Getting Mainstream Attention

By on April 27, 2012 in EDC, Tactical Gear

It looks like the ever growing market for CCW friendly and tactical clothing is getting some mainstream attention lately. The NY Times recently published an article on, among other things, Woolrich’s line of CCW clothing.

From the NY Times article…

Woolrich, a 182-year-old clothing company, describes its new chino pants as an elegant and sturdy fashion statement, with a clean profile and fabric that provides comfort and flexibility.

And they are great for hiding a handgun.

You can check out the full article on the NY Times website.

Battle Systems LLC Vinyl Tape Heat Test

By on April 26, 2012 in EDC, Survival, Tactical Gear, Tactical Handyman

Battle Systems LLC is out to prove that their tape can take whatever abuse you throw at it while it is attached to your gear. Other vinyl tapes turn to a gooey mess when they are exposed to heat, but Battle Systems’ Vinyl Tape, Coyote Brown shrugs off the heat of an AR-15 barrel after a mag dump with no visible loss of integrity. It stays stuck and doesn’t leave a mess when removed. Every Tactical Handyman needs some of this tape!

Get your own at BattleSystemsLLC.com or BeyondIssue.com.

Crosstac D-Belt II Tactical Belt

By on April 24, 2012 in EDC, Knives, Survival, Tactical Gear

Some belts just hold your pants up. Some belts can hold up your pants and your gun. Then you have the new D-Belt II Tactical Belt from Crosstac which does both of those things and more.

The D-Belt II Tactical Belt features a Cobra Buckle and military grade webbing construction. There is a “D-Cut” poly stiffener sandwiched in the belt to add rigidity without bowing at the back of the belt. The result is a belt that looks pretty standard but there is more than meets the eye with this belt.

It also features a hidden pocket that allows you to discreetly carry some emergency cash and a hidden storage area designed to carry an included Boker Credit Card Knife as a discreet last ditch self-defense option. These features are integrated in such a way that you don’t have to use them if you choose and they won’t get in your way if you don’t use them.

Check out the D-Belt II Tactical Belt on the Crosstac website.

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