Additional Gear Organized by the Job It Does
Additional Gear is the parent category for three focused product groups: knives, apparel and protective equipment. That means the assortment spans EDC and field cutting tools, belts and shirts, electronic hearing protection, safety glasses and knee pads. Use the subcategory links to reach products that solve the same problem instead of treating this page as one undifferentiated tactical-gear list.
For cutting and field utility, compare the Stealth and Mini Stealth folding knives with the Scout fixed blade. For a carry foundation, the apparel section includes the GRITR tactical duty belt and branded shirts. For the range, hunting or work, protection includes electronic earmuffs, two types of safety glasses and tactical knee pads.
Connect Gear to the Main Loadout
Additional gear should support the primary system. Pair a duty belt with GRITR holsters and mag carriers; add hearing and eye protection before a range session; or combine a fixed-blade knife with camping cookware and fire tools. For transport and organization, use bags and cases rather than linking visitors to unrelated policy pages.
Frequently Asked Questions
What products are included under Additional Gear?
Additional Gear is a parent category that groups knives, apparel and protection. Current examples include folding and fixed-blade knives, a tactical duty belt and shirts, electronic earmuffs, safety glasses and tactical knee pads. Availability and the live product grid remain the source of truth.
Where should I start if I am building a range kit?
Start with certified eye and hearing protection, then add the holster or case appropriate to the firearm and activity. A duty belt and mag carrier may support training, while a knife is a general utility tool rather than safety equipment. Choose each item for a defined job.
Is all Additional Gear intended for concealed carry?
No. Some products support concealed carry, such as a duty belt used with a compatible holster, while others are for range, work or outdoor use. Review each product's dimensions, materials, intended use and compatibility rather than assuming every item belongs in an EDC setup.
Where can I find replacement parts for a GRITR holster?
Use the Holster Accessories category for clips, concealment claws, foam wedges and separate belt-clip or retention hardware kits. Match the part to the exact holster and mounting pattern before installation.
