Grim Workshop

[alexTOOL]

https://www.grimworkshop.com/products

[Grant Lamontagne]

Is one of them a small comb?  Is that for getting rid of tactical crabs?   

I also noticed they cut off the clip with the saw just before they actually cut into that branch.  I would think that a saw that small would be largely useless as you wouldn't get much of a draw on it and it is likely to flop around on the paracord making the first few bites into the wood almost impossible.

Other than that I like some of the other options, like the pop out fish hooks.  I'm just not sure I see the point- it's not like regular fish hooks or needles and thread are hard to carry on their own.  I also wonder about the high polish on the fish hooks- aren't hooks usually non reflective so they don't alert the fish that something.... fishy  may be going on?

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[Ron Who]

Not always. Mackerel are known to bite on polished fish hooks without bait.

[McStitchy]

Thanks Alex for sharing.
I like to see new stuff like that.

The zipper option is a nice idea, but I'd personally be worried to catch on branches etc.

It will not make it to the military though. Too shiny and noisy.

I've also concerns about the tiny size and the thin material.

[McStitchy]

Not always. Mackerel are known to bite on polished fish hooks without bait.

Sooo... it's a Mackerel-Tool-Tin then   

[Grant Lamontagne]

Not always. Mackerel are known to bite on polished fish hooks without bait.

My understanding is that mackerel will bite on anything, regardless on whether it is something or not.  I've seen them bite bubbles in the water thinking they are food.

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