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TAD Neomag EDC Tray

The TAD NeoMag EDC Tray is a purpose built home for the tools you actually use every day. Designed in collaboration with Triple Aught Design and machined from a solid block of 6160 aluminum, this tray feels more like equipment than décor. The 9 x 11 inch footprint offers generous space to lay out your carry while keeping everything neatly contained.

What stands out immediately is the attention to detail. Deep side walls prevent screws and small parts from wandering during quick maintenance sessions, which makes this tray especially useful if you regularly service knives, lights, or other precision gear. Two dedicated slots on the left side are milled specifically for NeoMags, keeping them secure and easy to grab. Leather s etched with a topo pattern protect your gear from wear while adding subtle texture and visual depth.

A removable hand bent brass rod with an adjustable stop allows a handgun to sit above the tray, turning storage into a clean and intentional display. The Cerakote finished body paired with the leather and brass creates a look that feels rugged yet refined.

Manufactured in Ohio and backed by a lifetime guarantee, the TAD NeoMag EDC Tray is not cheap, but in our view it earns its place. If you take your daily carry seriously, this tray treats your gear with the respect it deserves.

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