CRKT Daktyl Pocket Knife

The CRKT Daktyl Pocket Knife is a small pocket knife with a unique 180 degree swing motion that is employed by a simple flick of a finger. The minimalist and ultralight EDC item features a "Hole in One” mechanism that activates by pushing down on the blade´s rear level while closed, letting the blade swing out and click into place. This seriously stripped down knife has a plain edge 420J2 stainless blade that’s situated securely in a 420 stainless handle, and features an additional slide lock mechanism that helps keep the Daktyl secure while both open and closed.

EDC August 2019

In this month´s roundup series of EDC (Everyday Carry), we pick some items that are carried on a consistent basis to assist you in dealing with normal everyday needs of modern society, including possible emergency situations. Every guy could use a little more gear in his pockets, so this month we have rounded up the ultimate guide to EDC essentials for the modern and discerning gentleman. Product details below....
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NIKE AIR ZOOM PEGASUS 35 SHIELD

The snow, ice, and chilly winds should not keep you from logging miles outside. Clad in a water-resistant fabric and sporting a grippy rubber outsole, the Pegasus 35 Shield will keep you dry as you splash through slush or try to outrun a heavy shower. The good-looking sneakers also feature a toggle lacing system that is easy to adjust in cold wet weather, and an upper with a sleek bootie-like fit, with an exceptionally tall tongue and heel collar, plus reflective el...
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HAMILTON KHAKI NAVY FROGMAN

The Hamilton Frogman first got its name from the US Navy combat divers who wore the original tool watch during WWII. Hamilton have now introduced a new version of the dive watch with a larger case and a more modern design. With 300m of water resistance and built to withstand the abuse of underwater demolition crews, the robust Frogman has a 46mm case that comes in stainless steel or with a black PVD coating, and is powered by their in-house H-10 automatic movement, ...
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