Huckberry Essentials
Because we know you work hard for your paycheck, we’re constantly on the lookout for the best gear, threads, and everyday carry essentials that money can buy. So, together with Huckberry, we’ve handpicked a selection of goods worthy of this month’s hard-earned rent money. For those who don’t know, Huckberry is a San Francisco-based web magazine that features impressively curated gear and apparel every GearMoose reader can appreciate, along with some interesting stories and original content.
Minimalist Key Shackle II
The Minimalist II key Shackle not only minimizes your everyday carry in style, but it also doubles as a bottle opener for gaining entry into a cold bottle of goodness. Each piece is machined in the U.S. from hot rolled steel and given a blackened patina and a coat of metal oil wax to prevent corrosion. – $48
Chrome Industries Combat Boot
Made up to the same standards as their messenger bags, the Combat Boots by Chrome Industries feature an extremely durable stitch-out construction, a comfort foot bed that eliminates the usual break-in period for new boots, and a full-grain leather construction combined with breathable and weather-resistant Cordura. – $135
Apolis Wool Chore Coat
Designed for the working man, the Chore Jacket boasts a classic cut from Italian-milled wool and polyester and features fallen buffalo horn fisheye buttons, nickel reinforced rivets, and a hidden pocket for your smart phone. – $249
DPTR Leather Clamshell Wallet
Slim enough to fit in your front pocket but large enough to feel substantial, the Leather Clamshell boasts a classic Horween leather exterior with a calf leather lining and an elastic band for stashing extra cash, receipts, movie tickets, earphones, and any other loose items. – $45
Beta-QR Flashlight
Designed for everyday carry, the keychain-friendly Beta-QR flashlight is machined from lightweight aluminum and features a handy quick-release that separates it from your keychain when you need it’s services are needed. Despite it’s compact size, the Beta-QR does quite well at shedding some light in the dark, providing up to 60 lumens of light output from a single AAA battery. – $54
Topo Designs Rover Pack
Versatile enough for everyday carry and durable enough for your next outdoor adventure, the Rover Pack by Topo Designs is built from 1000d Cordura that renders it extremely rugged, lightweight, and water-resistant. An assortment of external zippers along with an internal laptop sleeve and side pockets provide plenty of room for the essentials. – $139
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