GoRuck M23

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Just announced about 5 minutes ago… GoRuck enters a purpose built EDC pack into the market. Really, a first for them. I can pretty much guarantee that it’s built like a brick shit house.

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The Grip Car

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Teenage Engineering is famous for their inspiring bespoke engineering work typically reserved things like digital audio. For this Christmas, however, they’ve made themselves a toy car… And it rules.

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Windler Multitool

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These guys are a utility blade holder away from me laying down my cold hard cash for this setup… I just think the modular utility of this system is brilliant. Want a blade and a flathead? No sweat. No need for the flathead and would rather daily a Phillips or a hex key or even a wax comb? They got you…

Just brilliant.

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Eggie Tool

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I don’t particularly care for the aesthetic… But it’s hard to argue against the functionality of this little keychain tool.

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Braun BN0279

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Braun design never disappoints… They’ve been doing shit like this forever, but somewhat amazingly – this is their first watch with an automatic Swiss movement.

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Boundary Supply Tech Roll

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I’ve often thought it would be a cold day in hell before I would part with my GoRuck tech pouch and then Boundary Supply dropped this tech roll. I haven’t used it yet, but it looks like this thing just might challenge the GoRuck.

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Savage Industries

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Adam Savage is a bag nerd. So much so, that he has made his own line of bags… and even pouches… No idea if they are worth a shit, but I bet they are.

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The Best Coffee Maker Ever Made

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I am not a coffee sommelier by any stretch. I don’t care how my coffee is made and I don’t care where the beans come from. All I care about is a consistent taste that is easy to make when I’m tired as hell in the mornings.

Given that, you’d think a generic drip machine would be fine for my needs… and frankly, it is. However, I grew tired of buying a new one every few years because something stopped working and spare parts weren’t available. So, I bought a Technivorm Moccamaster.

The Moccamaster has been in continuous production since 1968. Most coffee experts agree that it is the best drip machine on the market in regards to the quality of its output. But I don’t give a shit about that really… What I care about is that it’s a very simple machine made up of entirely replaceable parts and no computers. Put coffee grinds and water in it and it consistently makes coffee that tastes good enough for me.

Also, it looks dope… And at $350, you will call it a cheap coffee maker after you’ve used it a lifetime.

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