Griffin's wildly popular Pocket Tool was just announced in a new variant: Copper. And with its many functions and virtually limitless uses, it deserves a limited run. If you missed it in our Father’s Day roundup, it has over 12 functions, including a 4mm, 5mm, 6mm, and 7mm hex tool, as well as a screwdriver to handle any mechanical issues that arise. The tool also utilizes a bottle opener and a pry tool.
Read MoreIf you've been looking to up your EDC game with a fancy new pen, the ZeroHour APEX BOLT might be the pen you've been waiting for. As the name suggests, it's a bolt-action pen. And like most other tactical pens, it features a ceramic glass breaker on the butt of the pen. But there's more to it than that.
Read MoreNo one said life on the road would be easy. And you better believe that there will be something waiting for you at every turn. A flat tire. A bent axle. Water damage. Full-body rashes. The one thing you have to be able to do is roll with the punches and deal with the problems as they come. Here are some of the problems Nick and I have already run into in our short stories so far…
Read MoreI had the opportunity to spend some time with the Olight R50 Pro Seeker over the last week or so. It's a fairly compact flashlight that packs a punch with a maximum throw of 3,200 at 250 meters and 50 hours of runtime on the low settings (60 lumens). Normally, the R50 Pro Seeker retails for $140, but today only, Olight is holding a flash sale. They're 40% off until 11:59 PM EDT.
Read MoreThe Big Idea Design Bit Bar is one of the coolest EDC gadgets to come about in recent years, but there's no denying it's expensive. The Kobalt 10-Piece Screwdriver Bit Set is effectively the same thing (albeit a tad bulkier) and nearly one-tenth the cost at Lowe’s.
Read MoreThe Withings Activité turned heads when it was first announced. It was the first fitness tracker that didn't look like a fitness tracker. Instead, it just looks like a really nice minimalist chronograph -- but instead of the secondary dial being a chronograph it tracks your fitness progress for the day.
Read MoreFrom budget-friendly EDC gear to expensive Rolexes and Tag Heuers, pocket dumps look better when they're themed. This round of the EDC Weekly features some of the best blackout submissions!
Think yours is better? Submit your EDC here.
Read MoreA combination of titanium and luscious leather tones, I'm calling this one Minimalist Carry.
Read MoreAnnounced back in February, one of Gerber's newest additions to its folding knives lineup is finally available for purchase. It's called the FlatIron and it takes several design cues from the increasingly popular folding cleaver-style knives, like the Boker Magnum Outdoor Cuisine or Spyderco Roc.
Read MoreThe ETEKCITY backpacking stove is already a killer deal at its normal price of $14.99. Similar products like the MSR PocketRocket 2 or Snow Peak GigaPower cost more than three times as much and offer similar size, weight, and functions.
Currently, the ETEKCITY stove is available as a Lightning deal for $4 off, or $10.99.
Read MoreThe BioLite CampStove 2 is easily one of our favorite stoves here at MOD. We reviewed it last year and while it may not be the most ideal _backpacking_ stoves around (there are much lighter gas and wood burning stoves available), it's a hell of a lot of fun to use and burns extremely hot.
Read MoreThe Kershaw Shuffle is a popular item among EDC enthusiasts. It's not the fanciest knife on the market -- not by a long shot. But it's a decent drop point blade you can get for next to nothing, so you don't have to worry about all the abuse you put it through. And right now, you can get the Kershaw Shuffle for just $8 at Walmart. That’s almost 50% off its usual price.
Read MoreI've mentioned before that I don't go a day without using a Hydro Flask, and I haven't for the last two years. While more pricey than similar options, the company makes some of the most reliable vacuum bottles on the market. Today, Hydro Flask kicked off its 4th of July sale.
Read MoreInflatable solar lanterns are one of my new favorite camp gadgets. They're just as bright, lighter and often cheaper than their battery-operated counterparts. And best of all, you don't have to fiddle with expensive and disposable batteries. The MPOWERED Luci series are easily some of our favorite solar lights on the market…
Read MoreThe grandaddy of EDC utility knives is the Rexford RUT. Todd Rexford is now on to version 3.0 of the popular (and pricey) utility knife, and he's done several custom version of it for different online stores like the Seigaiha Pattern for Urban EDC Supply and Topo for Triple Aught Design. This time Rexford is back with a collaborative effort with Gallantry…
Read MoreIf you've been looking for a reason to upgrade your budget blade, this is it. Designed by Rick Hinderer, the Kershaw Ember is a small flipper with SpeedSafe Assisted Open. It has a 2.5" modified drop point blade made of 8Cr13MoV steel with a titanium carbo-nitride coating. And it weighs just 2.2 ounces.
Read MoreWhile it's a chore for some, cooking at a campsite is one of my favorite things to do. Doing so with a two-burner stove will drastically improve how easy it is to cook, and using a stove like the Classic Propane Stove from Coleman is one of the best ways to do it.
Read MoreOne of the best things about everyday carry is how personal it is, how everyone has a different selection of gear that works best for them. Part of the allure of the EDC Weekly series is the ability to draw inspiration from other setups. So this series is a continuation of that -- seeking further inspiration from curated combinations of themed EDC gear.
Read MoreDry bags are crucial for keeping your gear from getting wet when kayaking, hanging on a boat or anything else near water. Even if your phone, camera, and other expensive gear is waterproof or water-resistant, it's still nice to have a dry bag to keep a spare change of clothes or food. Today only, you can get this dry bag for 35% off.
Read MoreWhen you're out in the woods, miles from the nearest cell tower or where cell coverage is blocked by the inconvenient placement of a rather sizable rock, your phone isn't going to do you much good. And while sat-comm devices are gradually becoming more user-friendly and affordable, it's the cost of using them that's often the deterrent.
That’s where Bivystick comes into play.
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