3 inches of VG10.
One of the four glows.

Stonewashed VG10 hardened to 60–62 HRC, on a flipper that opens with a satisfying thwack. G10 scales, 316L hardware, 7.3" open and 3.25 oz in the hand. VG10 takes a razor edge and — unlike most steels this good — it is a pleasure to sharpen rather than a chore.

Black, OD Green, International Orange, and a Glow G10 that charges in daylight and finds you in the dark. A serialized run, drawn by Tony Fabrioli as a one-off for himself, before he retires.

Checkpoint S1 — 1,500 lumens, one mode

One mode. On, or off. No cycling through strobe and moonlight to reach the beam you actually wanted. Half-press for a silent momentary check, full click to lock it on, and it throws 326 meters either way.

The scalloped strike bezel earns its keep twice — a hard edge if you need one, and it spills light onto the table so you know you left it face-down and running. IP68, drop-rated to 1.5 m, USB-C charging integrated. 93 mm and 40 grams.

COML — Communication Unit Leader XPAC® Bag

Built for the Communications Unit Leader — the person the Incident Commander turns to when the radios have to work — and the interior is bright orange, so nothing disappears into a black hole at 2am with a flashlight in your teeth.

Padded 15" laptop pocket, a removable rigid bottom that holds its shape when you set it down, dual hook-and-loop side pockets. USA-made XPAC® inside and out with piped edges, YKK® zippers, MOLLE and Velcro, seat-belt webbing strap. 14" × 13" × 8", 22 ounces — a limited edition launch.

UGM 3×2" Tough Patch

Recharges off any light source — a flashlight will do it — then glows for up to 24 hours. No batteries, no bulbs. Originally made to mark survival equipment aboard submarines.

When a finish is a small serialized run, an hour decides whether you own one or read about it. New products go live in the group before this email goes out. Every time.

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