Gorgonz Exhale System Gloves

How many times have you used your own breath to warm your gloves blowing warm air inside? This company has taken this idea to their new line of gloves putting a small valve that can be used to blow air inside the gloves to keep your hands warmer.

The gloves are made of insulating material with a trademarked material reinforcement in the palm and fingers. The Cuff and Strap are made of neoprene and the palm of synthetic leather. The knuckles are also neoprene.

The Exhale heating system will let you blow air from your lungs inside the gloves and unless something really bad is happening to you warm air will fill your gloves making your hands more confortable and reducing the risks of frostbite. It is a nice system for situations where you need to remove your gloves to do some task and the put them back on, add a blow of air and your cold hands will get better sooner.

The Gloves can be ordered in different models depending on the insulation capabilities, you can get more information or order from $35 from Gorgonz's website.

Hidden Money Belts

Belts with a hidden compartment are recommended to travelers to keep some money or valuable items in a secure way. As we all can realize they can also be used to carry some EDC items.

This version in black has a zippered compartment in the inside of the belt that goes for about half the belt length so can be used to store a lot of things as long as they are flat. You can keep some money, bandaids, tablets or pills, a card sized multi-tool, a card sized knife, mini glow stickies, a very slim flashlight and many other items. It can be a good idea for a small emergency kit that you will only use in case of need.

The model in the picture costs just $6 and can be ordered from this website. Cabelas has other models one in simil leather for more formal clothes for $25 and yet another model for $16.

Scottevest TEC Hat

This baseball cap from Scottevest is not only nice but offers some interesting features for EDC carry.

On the side of the hat there is a zippered pocket, and under the brim of the hat there is a small hidden pocket, why would you want pockets in your hat? I don't know but some mini-kits stored in the hat just in case of need might end up being useful at some point. For example you can store a small photon light, some cash and a swisstech utilikey or a card sized multi-tool.

The hat is lined with coolmesh material to drive moisture away from your head, the outside is teflon-coated for water resistance and the interior sweatband is made of lamb skin which is very confortable.

At the sides of the hat there are 2 small loops to keep your earbuds in place; finally at the top it has 2 ventilation eyelets. A great hat to carry some essential stuff and be confortable at the same time, the only detail is the big SeV log in the front, I think I would have preferred no logo at all for a more discrete look.

You can get it for $20 in charcoal gray or hunter green from Scottevest's website.