Four Bombs, One Job!
Probably the best-known titanium bottle opener in the EDC scene is dropping – and in four sizes at once. The Beer Bomb by NotoriousEDC is opener and little pry tool in one, machined from grade-5 titanium and made to be used rather than admired. Pick the bomb that fits you and your EDC kit:
Baby Bomb – the fun-size version at 3/4 of the original. At roughly 4.8 mm and only around 17 g it lives on your keyring, in your backpack or in the glovebox. Don’t let the size fool you, it pops caps like a big one.
Original – the benchmark at roughly 6.4 mm thick. The classic everything else is measured against.
Big Poppa – 50 % thicker than the original, around 9.5 mm and about 60 g. Sits really solid in the hand if the standard feels too dainty for you.
Atomic – twice as thick as the original, around 12.7 mm and just under 79 g. Not subtle, no question about it! If you’re after understatement, you’re in the wrong place.
Why do we carry this tool? Because a comparable model was classified as a prohibited weapon by the BKA (Germany’s Federal Criminal Police Office), but we found a clean solution. Together with NotoriousEDC we developed a 3D-printed insert (with the Knife Lounge armchair, of course) that closes off the opening and puts an end to any discussion.
Four Bombs, One Job!
Probably the best-known titanium bottle opener in the EDC scene is dropping – and in four sizes at once. The Beer Bomb by NotoriousEDC is opener and little pry tool in one, machined from grade-5 titanium and made to be used rather than admired. Pick the bomb that fits you and your EDC kit:
Baby Bomb – the fun-size version at 3/4 of the original. At roughly 4.8 mm and only around 17 g it lives on your keyring, in your backpack or in the glovebox. Don’t let the size fool you, it pops caps like a big one.
Original – the benchmark at roughly 6.4 mm thick. The classic everything else is measured against.
Big Poppa – 50 % thicker than the original, around 9.5 mm and about 60 g. Sits really solid in the hand if the standard feels too dainty for you.
Atomic – twice as thick as the original, around 12.7 mm and just under 79 g. Not subtle, no question about it! If you’re after understatement, you’re in the wrong place.
Why do we carry this tool? Because a comparable model was classified as a prohibited weapon by the BKA (Germany’s Federal Criminal Police Office), but we found a clean solution. Together with NotoriousEDC we developed a 3D-printed insert (with the Knife Lounge armchair, of course) that closes off the opening and puts an end to any discussion.
Four Bombs, One Job!
Probably the best-known titanium bottle opener in the EDC scene is dropping – and in four sizes at once. The Beer Bomb by NotoriousEDC is opener and little pry tool in one, machined from grade-5 titanium and made to be used rather than admired. Pick the bomb that fits you and your EDC kit:
Baby Bomb – the fun-size version at 3/4 of the original. At roughly 4.8 mm and only around 17 g it lives on your keyring, in your backpack or in the glovebox. Don’t let the size fool you, it pops caps like a big one.
Original – the benchmark at roughly 6.4 mm thick. The classic everything else is measured against.
Big Poppa – 50 % thicker than the original, around 9.5 mm and about 60 g. Sits really solid in the hand if the standard feels too dainty for you.
Atomic – twice as thick as the original, around 12.7 mm and just under 79 g. Not subtle, no question about it! If you’re after understatement, you’re in the wrong place.
Why do we carry this tool? Because a comparable model was classified as a prohibited weapon by the BKA (Germany’s Federal Criminal Police Office), but we found a clean solution. Together with NotoriousEDC we developed a 3D-printed insert (with the Knife Lounge armchair, of course) that closes off the opening and puts an end to any discussion.
Dirty Deeds – the tool for the jobs your knife shouldn't have to do
Notorious EDC is a US brand, and one of the few American EDC makers that actually make it to Europe. The Dirty Deeds itself is manufactured by Reate – which explains the tight tolerances and finish quality you'd normally expect from a high-end folding knife, not a pry bar.
What it actually does: prying, scraping, opening packaging, popping stuck lids. All the small jobs that otherwise end up done with your knife – which then needs cleaning, and then resharpening.
Grade 5 titanium, stonewashed
Machined entirely from Grade 5 titanium, the same alloy used in aerospace applications. Titanium gets you close to the strength of steel at a fraction of the weight, and it doesn't corrode on its own. The stonewashed finish hides wear marks – useful for a tool that's going to live in your pocket and pick up scratches from day one.
Dimensions and weight
Length
89 mm
Width
16 mm
Thickness
5 mm
Weight with clip
25 g
Weight without clip
24 g
Material
Grade 5 Titanium
Finish
Stonewashed
Manufacturer
Reate
Small enough to disappear
The slim profile doesn't print in the pocket. It ships with a filler tab – a smooth titanium insert you swap in for the pocket clip if you'd rather carry it loose or in an EDC pouch. Takes a couple of minutes to switch over.
Pry bars haven't quite caught on in Europe the way they have in the US, but they're starting to show up more in EDC setups here too. Once you're carrying
"Umnumzaan" — Zulu for "Sir" or "Mister". The Boss. We won't find a better name for this knife.
Chris and Anne Reeve started in 1984 in a one-car garage in Durban, South Africa. Just the two of them, with one clear goal: to build the best knife possible. In 1989 they moved to Boise, Idaho — and the Zulu names came with them: Sebenza for work, Umnumzaan for respect. Today Anne runs the company, with her son Tim on board as well. The facility is still in Boise.
The Umnumzaan is the big brother of the Sebenza — more presence in hand, a beefier pivot, and an updated Reeve Integral Lock with overtravel stop.
The CPM MagnaCut blade is available in your choice of Drop Point or Tanto, both in a stonewash finish. The hollow grind is cleanly executed on both blade shapes. The 6Al4V titanium handle is glass blasted — a process where fine glass beads are blasted across the surface, leaving a matte, slightly textured finish that feels completely different from polished or sandblasted titanium: more grip, warmer in hand, and visually very calm.
Delivered with tools, grease (fluorinated), and a microfibre cloth. Made in Boise, Idaho.
(pleas note photos are showing the sandblast version)
The iconic classic in a glass-blasted finish and Lefthand Version
Available in Large or SmallReeve Integral Lock with ceramic ball on lockbarBlade Steel: Magnacut
Clip Design: Off-set (on the 31, the clip now sits diagonally rather than straight)
When in June 2019 the end of the Sebenza 21 was proclaimed and with the Sebenza 31 the successor was presented, this message went like a drumbeat through the knife scene. Finally, new introductions of the manufacturer from Idaho are already very rare. If it is then still about the heritage of one of the most famous and best pocket knives of all time, such a thing does not remain without appropriate reaction. Fortunately, Chris Reeve Knives have improved their recipe for success all in all only minimally but in crucial places, so that one can justifiably continue to speak of a Sebenza in the new 31 model..
First, it is noticeable that the hole on the presentation side of the knife is now omitted - something that many Reeve fans have long wished for. The slightly altered angle of the pocket clip, which now no longer presses on the lockbar, is also quickly noticeable to the trained eye.
Less obvious, however, is the revised lock of the Sebenza 31. Just as with the Umnumzaan or the Inkosi, a ceramic ball embedded in the lockbar now presses against the blade root. The hardness of this ball is in a range that can hardly be measured, preventing long-term wear at the contact point of the lockbar..
To improve the hand position of the Sebenza once again a little, the recessed grip on the front was ground a little differently. All in all, we can say: yes, the new model rightly bears the venerable name Sebenza and can effortlessly tie in with the popular 21 series..
Small or Large?
Just like its predecessor, both sizes are still available.
While the large Sebenza 31 is a truly full-blown work knife, the Small Sebenza remains the king of EDC pocket knives - the hand placement continues to be great on the successor model. All of the features mentioned above can also be found in this smaller version of the Sebenza 31 - just in a slightly more compact and pocket-friendly form.
Glassblast vs. SandblastWondering what the difference is between glass-blasted and sandblasted? The glass-blasted finish uses crushed glass, resulting in a finer, tighter grit that is extremely scratch-resistant and smooth, but still retains its grip. Sandblasted, on the other hand, uses sand to create an extra grippy surface that ages with character.
Base model: Spyderco Para 3 all Black with a CPM S45VN blade
Flytanium Lotus handle scales in Titanium
Lynch clip with Stonewash finish
Customized by Felix
Made of high-quality 500d nylon and No. 5 YKK zippers Front: Velcro fastener Back: easily accessible exterior zippered pocket Padded side panels for added protection Loops on both sides of the bottom for carabiners Interior zippered pocket Various elastic compartments External dimensions: approx. 10 x 15 cm
Order for your EDC setup
Friday, end of the working week, and all you want is to head down to the Elbe. You reach into your jacket pocket and it’s the usual mess: torch, prybar and the knife somewhere in between, while the pen has once again vanished into the lining. That exact moment is why NotoriousEDC built the All Good Pouch, known in the scene simply as the AGP.
The AGP is a compact organiser pouch for everyday carry, measuring roughly 10 × 15 cm on the outside. That gives it room for everything you carry daily, and it still slips easily into a backpack or a laptop bag. You probably know NotoriousEDC from titanium tools like the Beer Bomb. The interior layout is where you notice that this pouch comes from an EDC brand.
Material and build quality
The outer shell is 500D nylon, a dense fabric that shrugs off rubbing around in a backpack and constant contact with your keys. The zips are YKK No. 5 and keep running smoothly even when the pouch is packed full. Padded side walls give it shape and protect the contents if it ends up at the bottom of your bag with the laptop on top.
Inside and attachment
Inside, a range of elastic loops keep your gear in place: pens, torch, folder, a short charging cable. Small stuff like driver bits or spare batteries goes into an additional zipped interior pocket. On the back there’s a zipped exterior pocket for anything you want to grab quickly, such as earphones or your parking ticket. The entire front is covered in hook-and-loop, and if you collect patches, you know exactly what that means. Loops on both sides of the base let you clip the pouch to your backpack or a belt loop with a carabiner.
The AGP is made for anyone whose setup has outgrown their trouser pocket. If you commute or spend your weekends outdoors, it keeps your gear in one place, so there’s only one thing to pack in the morning. And when you switch between work carry and weekend carry, you simply move the whole pouch.
The All Good Pouch comes in Black, Black Camo, Fog and OD Green.
All good, then. For once, the name is simply an accurate description.
Made of high-quality 500d nylon and No. 5 YKK zippers Front: Velcro fastener Back: easily accessible exterior zippered pocket Padded side panels for added protection Loops on both sides of the bottom for carabiners Interior zippered pocket Various elastic compartments External dimensions: approx. 10 x 15 cm
Order for your EDC setup
Friday, end of the working week, and all you want is to head down to the Elbe. You reach into your jacket pocket and it’s the usual mess: torch, prybar and the knife somewhere in between, while the pen has once again vanished into the lining. That exact moment is why NotoriousEDC built the All Good Pouch, known in the scene simply as the AGP.
The AGP is a compact organiser pouch for everyday carry, measuring roughly 10 × 15 cm on the outside. That gives it room for everything you carry daily, and it still slips easily into a backpack or a laptop bag. You probably know NotoriousEDC from titanium tools like the Beer Bomb. The interior layout is where you notice that this pouch comes from an EDC brand.
Material and build quality
The outer shell is 500D nylon, a dense fabric that shrugs off rubbing around in a backpack and constant contact with your keys. The zips are YKK No. 5 and keep running smoothly even when the pouch is packed full. Padded side walls give it shape and protect the contents if it ends up at the bottom of your bag with the laptop on top.
Inside and attachment
Inside, a range of elastic loops keep your gear in place: pens, torch, folder, a short charging cable. Small stuff like driver bits or spare batteries goes into an additional zipped interior pocket. On the back there’s a zipped exterior pocket for anything you want to grab quickly, such as earphones or your parking ticket. The entire front is covered in hook-and-loop, and if you collect patches, you know exactly what that means. Loops on both sides of the base let you clip the pouch to your backpack or a belt loop with a carabiner.
The AGP is made for anyone whose setup has outgrown their trouser pocket. If you commute or spend your weekends outdoors, it keeps your gear in one place, so there’s only one thing to pack in the morning. And when you switch between work carry and weekend carry, you simply move the whole pouch.
The All Good Pouch comes in Black, Black Camo, Fog and OD Green.
All good, then. For once, the name is simply an accurate description.
Made of high-quality 500d nylon and No. 5 YKK zippers Front: Velcro fastener Back: easily accessible exterior zippered pocket Padded side panels for added protection Loops on both sides of the bottom for carabiners Interior zippered pocket Various elastic compartments External dimensions: approx. 10 x 15 cm
Order for your EDC setup
Friday, end of the working week, and all you want is to head down to the Elbe. You reach into your jacket pocket and it’s the usual mess: torch, prybar and the knife somewhere in between, while the pen has once again vanished into the lining. That exact moment is why NotoriousEDC built the All Good Pouch, known in the scene simply as the AGP.
The AGP is a compact organiser pouch for everyday carry, measuring roughly 10 × 15 cm on the outside. That gives it room for everything you carry daily, and it still slips easily into a backpack or a laptop bag. You probably know NotoriousEDC from titanium tools like the Beer Bomb. The interior layout is where you notice that this pouch comes from an EDC brand.
Material and build quality
The outer shell is 500D nylon, a dense fabric that shrugs off rubbing around in a backpack and constant contact with your keys. The zips are YKK No. 5 and keep running smoothly even when the pouch is packed full. Padded side walls give it shape and protect the contents if it ends up at the bottom of your bag with the laptop on top.
Inside and attachment
Inside, a range of elastic loops keep your gear in place: pens, torch, folder, a short charging cable. Small stuff like driver bits or spare batteries goes into an additional zipped interior pocket. On the back there’s a zipped exterior pocket for anything you want to grab quickly, such as earphones or your parking ticket. The entire front is covered in hook-and-loop, and if you collect patches, you know exactly what that means. Loops on both sides of the base let you clip the pouch to your backpack or a belt loop with a carabiner.
The AGP is made for anyone whose setup has outgrown their trouser pocket. If you commute or spend your weekends outdoors, it keeps your gear in one place, so there’s only one thing to pack in the morning. And when you switch between work carry and weekend carry, you simply move the whole pouch.
The All Good Pouch comes in Black, Black Camo, Fog and OD Green.
All good, then. For once, the name is simply an accurate description.
Made of high-quality 500d nylon and No. 5 YKK zippers Front: Velcro fastener Back: easily accessible exterior zippered pocket Padded side panels for added protection Loops on both sides of the bottom for carabiners Interior zippered pocket Various elastic compartments External dimensions: approx. 10 x 15 cm
Order for your EDC setup
Friday, end of the working week, and all you want is to head down to the Elbe. You reach into your jacket pocket and it’s the usual mess: torch, prybar and the knife somewhere in between, while the pen has once again vanished into the lining. That exact moment is why NotoriousEDC built the All Good Pouch, known in the scene simply as the AGP.
The AGP is a compact organiser pouch for everyday carry, measuring roughly 10 × 15 cm on the outside. That gives it room for everything you carry daily, and it still slips easily into a backpack or a laptop bag. You probably know NotoriousEDC from titanium tools like the Beer Bomb. The interior layout is where you notice that this pouch comes from an EDC brand.
Material and build quality
The outer shell is 500D nylon, a dense fabric that shrugs off rubbing around in a backpack and constant contact with your keys. The zips are YKK No. 5 and keep running smoothly even when the pouch is packed full. Padded side walls give it shape and protect the contents if it ends up at the bottom of your bag with the laptop on top.
Inside and attachment
Inside, a range of elastic loops keep your gear in place: pens, torch, folder, a short charging cable. Small stuff like driver bits or spare batteries goes into an additional zipped interior pocket. On the back there’s a zipped exterior pocket for anything you want to grab quickly, such as earphones or your parking ticket. The entire front is covered in hook-and-loop, and if you collect patches, you know exactly what that means. Loops on both sides of the base let you clip the pouch to your backpack or a belt loop with a carabiner.
The AGP is made for anyone whose setup has outgrown their trouser pocket. If you commute or spend your weekends outdoors, it keeps your gear in one place, so there’s only one thing to pack in the morning. And when you switch between work carry and weekend carry, you simply move the whole pouch.
The All Good Pouch comes in Black, Black Camo, Fog and OD Green.
All good, then. For once, the name is simply an accurate description.
Lynch Deepcarry Clip for GiantMousedesigned for the ACE models of GiantMouse, which use a wire clipfits most but not all models, as the clip "prongs" themselves may varyMade in USA from titaniumFits for: ACE Atelier Micarta (not titanium)ACE BiblioACE ClydeACE FarleyACE GrandACE Jutland (Not for the Slipjoint)ACE Nazca TitanACE NibblerACE Nimbus V2ACE RivACE Sonoma V2ACE Tribeca
Lynch Deepcarry Clip for Spyderco Para 3
Clip especially for your Spyderco Para 3 (Tip Up)
Made in USA from titanium The clip differs from the Spyderco standard clip because it is asymmetrical, leaving the lanyard hole free.It is the right handed version.
Lynch Deepcarry Clip Spycerco Native 5 FRNDeep Carry Clip specifically for the Native 5 FRN made of Titanium Grade 5includes screw set T6Made in USAThe clip also fits, among others: Native 5 LightweightNative 5 SaltLil' Native LockbackLil' Native SlipiptDimensions:Clip length: 5.33 cmDistance between screw holes (center): 1.07 cm
Lynch Deepcarry-Clip Titanium standard for Spyderco
strong Deepcarry-Clip
made out of titanium
usable for most Spyderco models:
Advocat
Amalgam
Canis
Dice
Efficient
Gayle Bradley 2
KaraHawk
Manix 2
Manix XL
Native 5 CF
Native Chief
Nirvana
Para Military 2 (PM2)
Police
Smock (Note: Die mitgelieferten Schrauben passen nicht für das Smock. Verwende hierfür bitte die Spydero Schrauben, die werkseitig verwendet werden)
Swayback
Vallotton Sub-Hilt
Vallotton Lil’ Sub-Hilt4
Yojimbo 2
YoJumbo
Here is a short note from Casey Lynch:
"Your OEM Spyderco Screws will work great with your new Lynch NW Clip, but these `just in case`screws are a good fill in if you have missing or stripped screws. The easiest ways to install: line up the top screw hole, then spin the clip aroung 180° so the clip is hanging off the end of the knife. Drop in the top screw and get it started, but not snug. Now spin the clip around and drop in the lower two screws. Snug all three down tight, starting with the top screw."
Technical specs:
total length:
5,33 cm
Material:
Titanium
Finish:
Sandwashed
Deepcarry Clip specially designed for your Spyderco TenaciousMade in USA from titanium with a Stonewashed finish
Fits to:Tenacious G10AlcyoneAmbitiousAutonomy 2PersistenceRaven 2 G10Reslilience
Limited to 500 pieces Jared Price DesignTitanium handle with exclusive Marble Carbon handle inlays ClipPoint blade made of Böhler M390 with a stonewash finish
