Video: Blade-Tech at 2016 NRA Annual Meeting

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posted on May 23, 2016
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Watch the video above featuring Josh Crawford of Blade-Tech Industries showcasing some new products at the 2016 NRA Annual Meeting.

The Signature OWB Series holster has the same look as the other kydex holsters Blade-Tech manufactures by hand in Puyallup, WA. MSRP $49.99.

Blade-Tech’s new EDC Belt features a super-tough biothane construction, perfect for daily use. The polyester webbing is combined with a synthetic coating. MSRP $49.99.

The new Pro Hunter knife has a nested liner and tough S30V steel construction. MSRP $119.99

Learn more at blade-tech.com.

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