Bright Lights, Bright Colors in This Week’s New Everyday Carry Releases

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Discover the latest releases redefining tactical illumination, watches, daypacks, and pocket knives.


Wuben Releases the T4 Tactical Flashlight With Practical EDC Features

We’ve had our eyes on Wuben for a while now, and they’ve had a number of unique designs and impressive releases that set them apart from the rest of their flashlight peers. The new Wuben T4 goes back to basics as a compact tactical flashlight, delivering an impressive 850 lumens from its OSRAM KW CSLPM1.TG (6500K) LED to illuminate objects up to 1,315 feet away. Its premium aluminum construction, available in two alloys/finishes (natural in 7075, black in 6061) ensures it can handle the demanding tasks it was designed for.

It comes with a couple of features that reinforce its functionality, first of which you’ll probably notice is the serious tactical grip clip in these images. it’s designed to give a full-handed, secure grip around the light, centered around a pointy glass breaker tip. The T4 also offers three operational modes—Tactical, Duty, and Lockout— each enabled with a unique magnetic tail-cap mechanism for intuitive operation. No more having to navigate multi-button press menus to configure modes; the T4 is ready for duty from a quick, tactile action, and a proud tail switch makes it easy to activate even while gloved. The light comes with a regular clip in Wuben’s signature blue that can sit alongside the tactical grip for regular EDC as well.

The Wuben T4 is powered by a high-capacity 1100mAh 18350 battery for increased voltage/output and prolonged use. Onboard charging is available via an embedded Type-C charging port protected by a rotating ring, ensuring convenient and secure charging while safeguarding against water, dust, and impact damage. It’s IP68 dust and waterproof, able to survive drops up to 1.5 meters, making it a reliable tool for law enforcement, outdoor enthusiasts, EDCers, and anyone who needs a powerful and dependable tactical flashlight without breaking the bank.


The CRKT Provoke Grivory Is a Lighter Addition to the Morphing Karambit Family

In a year teeming with impressive knife releases, CRKT shakes things up with the Provoke Grivory, designed by genius knife maker Joe Caswell. This knife takes inspiration from CRKT’s classic karambit folding knives, known for their distinctive finger ring for enhanced grip and the futuristic Kinematic technology—a unique innovation that allows you to deploy the blade with the push of your thumb, eliminating the need for a traditional thumb stud or flipper.

Similar to its brothers, the CRKT Provoke Grivory sports a compact design, with an overall length of 7.19” when open and 4.96” when folded, ensuring convenient carry. It boasts a high carbon 2.47” claw-shaped stainless steel blade with a black stonewashed finish that offers excellent edge retention and scratch resistance. This new model’s handle is injection-molded from Grivory—a lightweight yet incredibly strong thermoplastic that guarantees durability. It also comes in 4 color options—Blue, Orange, Zap, and Red—all easy to spot in any condition, and features a low-profile, spring-loaded pocket clip that rests against the finger ring for a secure and discreet carry. The Provoke Grivory one-ups most iterations of the karambit, reminding us why we love CRKT, and if you like unique pieces, the Provoke Grivory is for you.


This Backpack Celebrates 50 Years of Osprey Utility

Osprey celebrates a monumental milestone with the release of the 50th Anniversary Arcane Large Day backpack, merging the brand’s heritage with modern manufacturing to address the needs of today’s EDCer. This special edition backpack is a testament to Osprey’s five decades of innovation and excellence in outdoor gear. Crafted with premium, bluesign-approved fabrics, including 100% recycled high-tenacity nylon, this bag not only pays homage to the brand’s storied past but also takes eco-friendly design to the next level. The commemorative 50ᵀᴴ Anniversary emblem stands proudly on the pack, which will be appreciated by both diehard fans and casual collectors alike. The sophisticated, sporty aesthetics and accented details cater to those who appreciate both style and functionality, whether used as an everyday carry (EDC) or a dependable hiking companion.

Functionality takes center stage with the Arcane Large Day, featuring a straightforward yet intuitive design that ensures a comfortable and organized carry. The J-zip large front panel provides easy access to the main compartment, complemented by a quick-release aluminum security hook on the harness for added convenience. The stretch power mesh shoulder strap sleeve is perfect for transporting cards or small items, while a large zippered front panel pocket offers scratch-free storage for more delicate gear. Inside, the backpack boasts organization options with a small zip pocket and key clip, ensuring your essentials are always within reach. A low-profile stretch water bottle side pocket adds to the practicality, making this backpack an ideal choice for those seeking durability and efficiency in their daily adventures.

The Arcane series has been one of our favorites from Osprey as a more EDC-focused line compared to their signature hiking packs, and the Large Day is an underrated daypack option. We couldn’t be more pleased to have it be the flagship for the brand’s 50th anniversary.


The Kansept Little Main Street’s Small Size Hides Its Big and Bright Capabilities

Kansept’s knives have found themselves in more than a few of our “Best Knives” lists, so all eyes are on the recently unveiled Little Main Street. We’ve seen different iterations of the Main Street before, and this super compact addition with its closed length of 3.08″ and 2.26″ 154CM reverse tanto blade continues to bring together excellent materials and functionality. The blade deploys via dual thumbstuds on ceramic ball bearings, making it a snappy slicer for your fifth pocket or backup EDC.

The highlight of this compact version is its bright yellow PEI handle, chamfered for a comfortable grip and housing a crossbar lock for ambidextrous usability. There’s a reason it’s a popular option in today’s EDC gear, offering rigidity and durability while staying light, while also offering a distinctly high-visibility colorway that’s a standout addition to any loadout.


Twice as Fun: ADPT Series 1 Dual-Time Keeps You on Track With Twin GMT Watches

The ADPT Series 1 Dual-Time is a vibrant and affordable follow-up to the brand’s Series 1 release. The standout feature is a new GMT function, powered by the reliable Seiko NH34 automatic movement, which includes an independent 24-hour hand that’s perfect for tracking a second timezone. The 120-click uni-directional bezel—fully indexed with both a standard minute track and cardinal points—and anodized aluminum inserts illustrating day and night add a layer of practicality and visual appeal.

Housed in a lightweight titanium case, the watch is comfortable for all-day wear and boasts an impressive 200M water resistance, making it versatile for various activities. A 38mm case diameter and 44mm lug-to-lug make it perfectly sized for wrists of all ages and types. Each watch also comes with a matching ADPT River Stone carrying case, wrapped in durable rip-stop nylon with high-contrast zippers and an anodized aluminum carabiner, underscoring its adventurous aesthetic. This watch is a must-have for those who appreciate a blend of style, durability, and practicality.

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