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Zulu Bravo Obscure Series G-10 Knives

By on December 7, 2018 in EDC, Knives

Zulu Bravo’s new Obscure series of G-10 Knives have a few immediately noticeable advantages over many other non-metallic knives on the market. First, they come with a very good sheath. Second, the provided sheath is also non-metallic. These items are important because the Obscure series knives are sharp enough to cut and really require a sheath and strangely, many non-metallic knives come with sheaths that contain metal eyelets.

The Obscure series consists of 3 models. The “Fruit Peeler” version draws obvious inspiration from the Victorinox paring knives that have become popular complete with indexing groove. The “Sharpfinger Pikal” is based on Zulu Bravo’s modified Schrade Sharpfinger knives and comes with a resin soaked wrapped handle. Finally, the “Mini Koh” is an extremely slim and compact offering with a textured handle. All three versions .25″ thick G-10.

You can read more about these non-metallic knives at Zulu Bravo: Obscure Series at ZuluBravoKydex.com

Praetor Pocketblade from Ronin Energetics

By on December 6, 2018 in EDC, Knives

There have been a number of knives targeted at the EDC market that make use of disposable utility knives. Typically, they feature some kind of folding or sliding mechanism that allows the blade to be stowed safely. The new Ronin Energetics Praetor Pocketblade, with its fixed blade design, seems to be an entirely new idea when it comes to these utility blade based EDC knives.

The Praetor Pocketblade is, in its most basic form, a holder for a disposable utility blade. The design appears to harken back to designs like the Perrin La Griffe to offer solid grip and retention. The materials are also very modern with the blade holder being machined from a solid piece of carbon fiber or G-10 composite for both rigidity and light weight.

The Praetor Pocketblade does not fold, so Ronin Energetics has devised two ways of carrying it safely. The first option is a locking belt sheath that matches the modern design of the blade holder. The sheath retains the blade via magnets. They also have a more simple magnetic blade guard that simply covers the edge of the utility blade.

There is obviously of lot of details that I am glossing over. You can read much more about the Praetor Pocketblade on the Kickstarter Campaign Page (where it has already more than doubled its funding goal): Praetor Pocketblade on Kickstarter

TacBeltz Pull Pouch

By on December 6, 2018 in EDC, Tactical Gear

The TacBeltz Pull Pouch is designed to carry items like multitools, flashlights, and magazines. As the name suggests, the belt mounted Pull Pouch has a clever design that lifts the contents of the pouch as the user pulls the flap, making the contents easier to grasp. The full coverage, hook and look secured flap provides good retention, while the pull-to-lift flap ensures fast, fumble-free retrieval.

The pouches are made from the same durable scuba webbing that TacBeltz uses on their belts. They are available in two sizes and multiple colors.

TacBeltz.com

Killdozer Patch from Stickthison.com

By on December 5, 2018 in Patch Collecting

Are you a DIY, up-armored bulldozer enthusiast? Does the thought of someone blocking your driveway make your blood boil? Do you like collecting funny morale patches? If you answered “yes” to any of these questions you’ll probably love the new Killdozer Patch from Stickthison.com.

Killdozers don’t fit in standard sized Christmas stockings… but Killdozer Patches do!

Stickthison.com

Kit Badger Ambush Targets V2.0

By on December 5, 2018 in Tactics and Training

Kit Badger’s Ambush Targets V2.0 (KBAT 2.0) are now available. These targets are visually similar to the original KBAT with the important difference that the V2.0 is represented with a side profile.

Everything that made the original KBAT a good target is still intact. They can still be printed on standard 8.5×11″ paper. The KBAT V2.0 maintains the heavy outline for the main target area and the lightly rendered anatomy reference lines so they they essentially disappear when viewed from a slight distance.

Kit Badger offers these targets as free printable resources: KBAT 2.0 on KitBadger.com

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