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Eat N Tool Xl | By Crkt

The Eat N Tool XL is a handy multi tool that features a spoon, fork, and a bottle opener, perfect for taking along your hiking and travels. It also includes a box wrench, driver/pry tool, and a can opener. It also comes equipped with a carabiner for convenient transport. This is a slightly bigger version of the original EatN Tool designed by revolutionary designer Liong Mah.



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IMPROMPTU TACTICAL PEN | BY GERBER - Image

IMPROMPTU TACTICAL PEN | BY GERBER

New by Gerber is the Impromptu Tactical Pen, capable of writing in the rain and breaking glass with a tap. Developed in collaboration with law enforcement professionals, the Impromptu Tactical Pen is rugged and made from machined steel, it features a tip design capable of breaking a windshield or defending yourself from an unexpected attack. watch the video Get it in Europe here ...
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LEATHERMAN FREE MULTITOOL

After 35 years of evolving, adapting, and pushing the limits, Leatherman have created the most advanced multi-tools ever made. The new collection of multi-tools is called Free, and features the most convenient tools ever built for your everyday and outdoor survival needs. Available in three styles: the traditionally-formatted P Series, the SAK-style T-Series, and the knife-focused K-Series, each of these tools was completely refreshed from the ground-up. The core pu...
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BAREBONES FIELD HATCHET

Barebones Living have introduced a new compact hatchet to their arsenal of wood-splitting tools. The good-looking Woodsman Field Hatchet is crafted for precision, it features a blackened steel blade that is beautifully complemented by the rich beechwood handle. It also features a handy hammer head attached to rear side of the blade, and includes a seth. Lightweight and compact, the Field Hatchet proves indispensable in fireside work and field games....
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