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Capable of writing upside down, at an angle, underwater, and more, the MecArmy TPX20 is there when you need to jot down important information in precious moments. But to look at it only as a pen would be doing the tool a huge injustice Read More
This pen needs a special refill that contains poisonous ink...
I’m trying to imagine how this looks when you use this as an actual pen. That ring part is going to look so dorky as you write. I guess I can try holding it with a digit through that ring (finger or thumb?) and write like a toddler, and be ready for anyone who wants to creep up on me and attack me and stab them in the ”secret nerve” places. Yeah...
Not a fan of tacticool. I am more of a minimalistic/classic aesthetic kinda guy.... not like I could order this anyways, finger ring with spike makes this illegal in Canada.
This is the stupidest thing I've seen on MD yet, and I bought the mini-grappling hook, for f*ck's sake. Too much more of this tacticool nonsense and I'm going to ditch the EDC category.
The pen part costs 6-10 dollars. The window breaker part costs 5 dollars (which is the neat part imo). So the housing costs 85-90 bucks that Mec Army makes? No...
I'm going to have to disagree with you and say the potential customer is not the criminal here. This price point is robbery.
I do love my MecArmy compass though...
conflict.
smallbitI Carumba! I made my initial comment without noticing the PRICE! That tares it--anyone who buys this thing needs remedial education, adult supervision and an online chaperon.
Put this in my hand and I dare you weenies to make fun of it or me! Try it & I'd just tap you with that carbide tip on one of the secret nerve spots (and there are many), & you'd go down like a sak of potatoes my friend. I think it's kinda cool, wish it was a bit cheaper.
I think it’s awesome. For sure on the tacti-cool side, but hey, I’m always looking for alternative self defence items for the collection, and the wifey wont carry a knife, so this will suffice.
I've imported many knives from the states, no issues, but this falls under a knuckle duster? Interested to hear if anyone in AUS has managed to get one through though.