Pig & Hen Bracelets

Founded in 2013, Pig & Hen offers a wide range of unique outdoor-inspired goods, including these stylish bracelets. Handcrafted with love and care in the Netherlands, to order, and made with high quality materials, their superior quality bracelets are woven from Dutch sailing rope and clasped by marine-grade steel shackles and are sure to last for years to come. They also stride towards sustainable fashion practices, avoiding materials that contain harmful ingredients and reduce product waste. Head over to their website for the full collection.

KIZER CYBER BLADE

Inspired by the Tesla Cybertruck, this bad boy boasts a range of features that make it a standout. From its sharp tanto blade to the titanium gray handle inspired by the Tesla Cybertruck, the Kizer Cyber Blade exudes a bold and modern design. The futuristic EDC knife boasts a range of features that make it a standout. The CPM-S35VN modified tanto blade ensures impressive strength and edge retention, whilst the thumb stud is thoughtfully designed for easy acce...
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Ellis LTD Knife

EDC masters The James Brand are coming out with a new multi-tool next month called the Ellis. This blacked-out carbon fiber limited-edition version is an early release of the new model, these are numbered editions from 001 to 100 and no more will ever be made. Murdered out with carbon fiber scales, the Ellis LTD features a lockback design, a PVD-coated black partially-serrated blade, a combination bottle-opener and screwdriver, a scraper and pry, and a bail loop for...
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ANT POCKET KNIFE

The Ant Pocket Knife by Extrema Ratio is proof that big performance can come in small packages. As the brand's most compact folding knife, the Ant blends everyday carry convenience with battlefield-grade toughness. Despite its minimal footprint, this Italian-made tool packs serious cutting power and reliability. Built with a frame lock system and a lightweight anodized aluminum handle, the Ant is as durable as it is discreet. Its sheepsfoot blade, available ...
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