The Grab-It Pack gadget holster has been updated for 2011 with stronger straps, 1000D Ballistic Nylon construction, a wallet pocket zipper and stronger straps. We got a chance to try it out for ourselves and answer burning questions like “is this better than a fanny pack?”, “Is it better than cargo pants?” and “Will I feel stupid wearing one?” The answer is yes on all three counts.
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We’ve seen plenty of gadget holsters in the past, but Dayne Jewell’s design keeps things classic. That probably means you could answer the phone and blast out a text message faster than anyone.
With that kind of edge, you should just go around slapping your friends in the face with a glove and challenging them to a texting duel.
Product Page ($343 via Fontblog via Gizmodo)
If your weapon of choice is gadgetry, then you’ll want a holster or bandoleer that displays your most recent acquisitions like firearms loaded with innovation, information and convenience. These eight examples should do the trick. If you just need a flashy place to store your booze or axe, we’ve got you covered as well.
People carry guns in sling-type holsters, so why not an axe? It’s perfect for the mobile zombie hunter that likes to get his hands dirty.
So you went out and dropped $349 to pre-order the amazing Star Trek Starfleet Mark IX Tricorder replica. I applaud your taste and wanton disregard for the value of a dollar, wealthy nerd. Now all you need to do is dig a little deeper to get the holster. I mean, you weren’t going to just put that Tricorder on a shelf to look at it were you? You need to wear that shit around town.
Product Page ($20 Pre-Order)
Is it just me or do you find it amusing that a shirt was made to advertise a fictional glove holster for lightsabers? I would imagine that there is a sizable sweaty-palmed market of nerds out there that would buy the real thing—especially so close to Halloween.
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This unique t-shirt features a gun holster pattern that will make you the envy of all your classmates—except for the ones who are actually carrying guns (which may be quite a few these days).
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