You may have noticed that we are fans of Gerber products. This beast, the Gerber Downrange Tomahawk, is made in the USA which is a rarity these days. The Gerber Downrange Tomahawk was designed to be a breaching weapon for going through walls and doors. On one side you get…
Over the years I have bought some of the cheap stud finders and have been frustrated at the performance. Sure, they sorta work, but more often then not they beep and show ghost studs from time to time. Frustrating at best. Investing in good tools, especially if you plan on…
The SOG Snarl, JB01K-CP, is one mean looking little knife. While it probably wouldn't be used as my choice as a single carry knife, it would make a good backup knife. The SOG Snarl ($30) comes with a rigid nylon sheath which can be mounted on a belt or hung…
The SawStop Saws almost seem to good to be true and reminds me of the auto-stop feature in many cars automatic power windows. You know, the feature that keeps the cars power windows from crushing your hand should you accidentally roll it up while your hand is in the window…
The idea behind the SoftWheel technology for a shock absorbing wheel came about after an Israeli farmer, Gilad Wolf, broke his pelvis. He wanted to continue working his field while in his wheelchair but the bumps and uneven terrain were too much. That is when Gilad went about reinventing the…
If you are they type to carry a flask in your coat pocket, I salute you. Now it is time for you to upgrade to a clever and cool Jerry Can Flask ($12.99). Made of stainless steel Holds 6 ounces of liquid Excellent replica of GI gas can Silver colored…
Not only are traditional flares dangerous to use and store, they can only be used once and then need to be purchased/replaced. The LED technology has come so far that I think it is safe to say the "traditional" flares can be retired. The LED PowerFlare pucks come in a…
The folks at Gillette are at it again, this time they are doing a bit more than just adding another blade. Now there is a pivoting ball called the FlexBall that allows the head of the razor to maintain contact during some of the trickier contours. You still get 5…
For those on the go that need to travel light check out the highly reviewed Buck Travelmate Kit. This tiny package includes a 4.87-inch knife blade, a serrated edge (for slicing, chopping, and spreading), a fork, bottle opener, can opener, flathead screwdriver, and a barbeque grill scraper. All this, and…
If you are doing the type of camping that means you have to haul all of your gear in your backpack then you should take note of Piltz Design's Picnic Cutlery ($49.50). No more trying to eat with your hobo knife cutlery. This pocket Picnic Cutlery is 5.5" long and…