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An electronic shooting earmuff with an NRR of 22 decibels that clamps down on gunshots in about half a millisecond while amplifying range commands through its microphones. Bluetooth streaming is built in, with roughly 36 hours per charge. The GEP02 gel ear pads keep a seal even over shooting glasses without crushing your head.

One of Leatherman's two largest multitools, packing 21 tools into a 12.5 ounce frame built around full-size pliers with replaceable wire cutters. Four blades open from the outside one-handed and lock in place. Made in Portland, Oregon, and covered by a 25-year warranty.

A watertight IP67 case sealed with a neoprene o-ring and an automatic pressure equalization valve for altitude changes. The Pick N Pluck foam is a perforated grid you tear out by hand to fit cameras, optics, or electronics exactly. Crushproof, dustproof, and backed by Pelican's lifetime guarantee.

Traditional Japanese nigiri basami, thread scissors whose hingeless one-piece form has stayed unchanged for centuries. The sprung body opens itself after each cut, so trimming a thread is a single squeeze. Each pair is handmade in Tsubame-Sanjo, the Niigata region known for Japanese blade making.

Marathon has made watches for Allied forces since 1941, and this one is still procurement-grade: built to U.S. military standard MIL-PRF-46374G, with its own NATO stock number. Tritium gas tubes glow for decades without charging, under sapphire crystal in a 36mm parkerized steel case on a DEFSTAN nylon strap. Inside is an ETA high-torque quartz movement with an end-of-life battery indicator.