Post your Favorite piece of Gear!

Woobie Jacket

 

Damn nice knife

 

Thanks man. I must be honest. I had no idea who this guy was, and another awesome member on here @cubie introduced me to this amazing knife maker. I enjoy a nice small fixed blade, and have amassed a nice collection of ones similar in size.
This has got to be the best knife I have ever owned. Truly an edc. I carry this thing everyday. Does not weigh anything, hangs off my side barely noticeable, and when I set in my yotas, it does not poke my side nor get into the seat.
If you run one, get it. The ergonomics on this prince of art are stellar.
Now I just got to find one of his Field knives
Also retains a crazy sharp edge, after a lot of use.

Also, what’s your favorite price of gear that you use?

 

Check out this thread. Dude posting a lot of good stuff for sale. https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...g-cleaning-hunt-fish-dive-outdoor-etc.600404/

 

Thanks brutha!

 

If anyone’s interested!

 

photobomb!

 

CATs TQ. I also keep fishing rods in my truck.

 

Subd

 

Overhead Molle Cab Rack

This is another one of my favorite additions to the interior of my truck from @MESO

It can be purchased here:
https://mesocustoms.com/collections/toyota-tacoma-3rd-gen/products/tacoma-molle-rack

Check out the rest of his products, I have several that I think are very unique, functional and compliment the oem styling very well.

 

Camp Kitchen

Need I say more?! They run about $1500!! That’s right, pull up ya britches and get ready to eat in style with this one!
This will be going in the back of the 4runner.

 

My USB rechargeable lantern has come in handy many times

 

I use the goalzero lights and panels as well. I have a few of the torches and, the lanterns that string together.
The quality of these is right on point.

Check out Lucie lights as well. I have the String lights, Base Camp, and smaller candle ones. Out of all of them I liked the String Lights the best.
https://mpowerd.com/products/luci-solar-string-lights

 

I’d have to say my Honda Generator

 

Same. I keep a tourniquet, Israeli bandages and gauze in my truck.

 

My favorite piece of gear! This thing's been a lifesaver so far when taking stuff apart

 

Pro tips:
o Drop one in a water bottle for cheap and effective lantern
o Need only a LITTLE light? crack it, partially open the wrapper, adjust as needed to "dim"
o Red preserves night vision (But green are the brightest)
o You or passenger needs to read a map and the white "Map Light" kills your night vision, casts glare off the windows etc... tape. clip or Velcro a red one overhead.
o super cold out they get a lot dimmer; shake well or stick down pants for a minute and it will brighten up
o driving down a real dusty or foggy trail and afraid of being rear ended? tie one to rear bumper with a few inches of 550 cord. leave some slack so it dangles; the movement and light will catch the eye of the driver behind you (Can also tape to antenna)
o difference between 8 and 12 hour versions is mostly Brightness and cost (Have not seen any of the super bright 15 minute ones in a while)

 

They also can change the mood in a hot tub

 

My favorite piece of gear!!