Awesome Tactical

This eye-catching tactical pen from Titaner features a titanium body, a satisfying bolt-action mechanism, and a tiny fidget spinner on its tail. The Barrel X accepts standard G2 refills and comes with a replaceable attack head for breaking glass. It comes in standard titanium and premium hand-carved Interstellar and Blue Starfall color schemes.

The palm-size Nextorch TA20 offers five lighting modes with a maximum brightness of 1000 lumens and a strobe mode. It features a waterproof aluminum alloy case and includes a tactical carry ring, a pocket clip, and a ceramic window breaker. Its switch has a lock feature that prevents it from accidentally turning on in your pocket or bag.

This innovative folding axe from CRKT and Caswell Design can safely fit in your pocket or gear pouch. Its patent-pending mechanism deploys a D2 steel blade and spike with a flick of the wrist and locks securely into place. When closed, it automatically engages its safety so it won’t accidentally open. Drops 4.2.2025.

This sturdy gear pouch from Excellent Elite Spanker is great for toting small tools like pocket knives and flashlights. It’s made from 500D Cordura Nylon with YKK zippers and has interior straps, a detachable rubber panel, and MOLLE-compatible webbing. It measures 9.4″ L x 7″ W x 2″ D and comes in brown, black, grey, green, and two camo patterns.

Measuring just 3.68″ long, this flashlight from Imalent packs a punch. Its CREE XHP70.2 LED light engine outputs up to 6000 lumens in turbo mode, projecting a beam visible from 1138 ft. It can run for more than 8 hours in its 200-lumen mode and has a built-in 3000 mAh battery connected to a USB-C charging port. It also has a low-output red light beam.

This military-style backpack carries food and drinks to cookouts, picnics, and festivals. Its leakproof main compartment is insulated to keep items cold or warm, while its top section separates items that must be kept dry. Outside, it has MOLLE webbing for accessories and large mesh pouches for bottles. Available in brown, black, dark camo, blue, and grey.

Weighing just 19 ounces, SOG’s FastHawk is a great addition to any camping pack or bugout bag. The 12.5″ long hatchet has a heavy-duty 420 stainless steel blade that chops branches and small pieces of wood with ease. It’s got a spike on its back end, and its side can be used for hammering. Includes a ballistic nylon sheath.

This tactical pen is made from an unbreakable, weapons-grade polymer. It has a low-profile, bolt-action mechanism that won’t snag on your pocket, and its pronged tip is designed for self-defense. Under its silicone rear cap, you’ll find a glass breaker with a tungsten carbide tip. Takes standard Parker G2, Fisher Space, and Schmidt P900 ink cartridges.

Chop and split wood like a boss with this heavy-duty tactical axe from survival outfitter Cold Steel. It has a 3.5″ carbon steel blade with a sharpened rear point and a lightweight 19″ handle in dark brown. It’s great for throwing too and comes with a sturdy and secure sheath for safe transit.

QuiqLite’s tactical wallet doubles as a flashlight. It’s made from durable steel, aluminum, and nylon and can hold 8 to 10 credit cards. It also has a money clip, bottle opener, screwdriver, and a carbide glass-breaker tip. Its flashlight has quality Cree LEDs and can output 75 or 150 lumens, and it also has an emergency strobe mode.

Those crack-to-activate glow sticks are good for a single use. This phosphorescent kubaton can be used over and over again. It glows brightly after charging in sunlight and is suitable for self-defense with proper training and practice. It’s made from heavy-duty injection-molded nylon and measures 6″ long.

This rugged bag from 5.11 Tactical works as a duffel or a backpack. It’s made from hardwearing 1050D nylon with self-healing YKK zippers. It has a large main compartment with a 56L capacity, and outside, you’ll find MOLLE webbing for attaching small bags and other accessories. Available in Kangaroo Brown or Ranger Green.

This modular walking stick packs several survival tools. Its screw-together sections include a harpoon/sickle, knife/scaler, saw/grabber, firestarter, and tungsten steel glass breaker. The body is machined from aerospace-grade aluminum, and the tools are forged from heat-treated steel. Add-on modules include a T-handle, flashlight, shovel, slingshot, and more.

The Kodiak Kolossus flashlight is built for brightness. Powered by a dual 26550 battery pack, it can blast out a beam as bright as 15,000 lumens with a throw distance of over 700 feet. While it’ll only run for 30 seconds in that turbo mode, it can output 10,000 lumens for two hours, 3000 lumens for five hours, and 300 lumens for 30 hours.

Punch through the darkness with the Maelstrom MX3F Flood flashlight from Foursevens. It features three crisp Nichia 144A LEDs powered by a single 26650 lithium-ion battery, outputting a maximum of 2600 lumens. We dig the anodized blue aluminum shell and the swappable TIR optics for easy switching between 33º and 60º beam angles.

Nitecore’s high-power tactical flashlight blasts out 9800 lumens in its turbo mode, projecting its beam up to 918 feet. It packs nine CREE XP-L2 HD LEDs and has a 5000 mAh 21700 rechargeable battery that’s capable of outputting a 2000-lumen beam for up to 3 hours. It’s machined from aircraft-grade aluminum and has an IP68 waterproof rating.