The James Brand Alder Bead & Lanyard

The James Brand Alder Bead & Lanyard brings both function and style to your everyday carry (EDC) setup. Inspired by the classic Alder projectile point, this sleek bead features a milled grip pattern on a slim, cylindrical shape, making it easier to pull gear from your pocket. Available in anodized aluminum and titanium, the Alder gives you options for durability and style. Each bead comes with two 12-inch paracord lanyards in contrasting colors, allowing for easy customization of your gear. Whether on a knife or other EDC accessory, the Alder bead is a refined nod to pocketknife tradition and personal expression.

JANUARY 2022 FINDS ON UNCRATE SUPPLY

In this monthly instalment, we head over to Uncrate Supply to highlight some of our favorite pieces worthy of your setup. These guys stock pretty much everything, from objects of desire, EDC gear and urban garb, to tools of the trade. And nine times out of ten they will be black. This month we highlight some of our favorite products where you can expect an elevated tier of craftsmanship and distinction alike. ...
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SKINTH STORAGE SOLUTIONS

Skinth´s are skinny sheath storage solutions for those who want their EDC(everyday carry) at the ready on their belt or pack. The Skinth pocket seaths are available in various sizes and styles and can organize your gadgets, from notepads, multi-tools, flashlights, pens, pencils, and other small items you would need on your day to day. All of your gear bundled in to one compact, easily accessible package. Several colors are available....
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REI Used Gear

There are lots of good web sites for outdoor equipment, but none comes close to REI, the granddaddy of outdoor gear stores. However, finding quality outdoor gear at a price that won´t break the bank is difficult, that is why REI Used Gear was born, a new website where customers anywhere can shop for returned, inspected, and approved gear at a fraction of retail. All products came from regional stores that let customers return gear they´r...
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