Tactical tie tack.
Really rolls off the tongue.
I’d get one but only if it comes with Bluetooth.
Tactical tie tack.
Really rolls off the tongue.
I’d get one but only if it comes with Bluetooth.
Is it dark black, or a slightly darker black?
Tactical black.
Tactical testicles.
Tacticles.
Tactical Combs are actually a possibility.
Odd Job had a Tactical Hat. 
I think a lot of people would say that this exists in the Merino wool stuff. I lot of “tactical” gear doubles as regular old outdoorsy gear, so it’s somewhat arbitrary.
I would say utensils or cups. I agree with shoelaces. Perhaps bike related accessories.
Tactical toilet brush.
Tactical keys. Here are some examples.
Reality is stranger than imagination sometimes. Who’da thunk it? :eek:
LOL, I have one of those. I made it myself though. It’s made of paracord and even includes a side-release buckle. I used a few different knots on it including a Turks Head and a Footrope. It does not, however, conceal any weapons or survival items.
Oooh I know this, it’s [del]quietly and sensitively[/del]
[del]discreetly and diplomatically[/del]
[del]on the QT and with delicacy[/del]
tacitly and tactfully.
A searchable app of small, scientific truths organized in such a way as to help one quickly prove/disprove any argument:
Tactical facticals.
Tactical fractals - fractal patterns are used in digital camouflage utilities (MARPAT, USMC digital camouflage).
We always keep a keep a can or two of canned bacon around during hurricane season. It’s good for sandwiches.
Already out there. There are plastic versions sold as last-ditch weapons which look like the old giant combs from the 1970s. The comb part is removable to reveal a letter opener.
A quick comparison to the same product without the “tactical” label reveals that the label is worth a 50% surcharge ($1.66/oz to $2.99/oz).
Great article about The “Swiss Army Survival Tampon”.
Clearly, that’s the only real tactical product in the whole thread - Tactical Labels.
(or, is that Strategic Labels? Now I’m confused…)
You’ll never be mistaken for a math teacher. ![]()