A collection of items ranging from kitchen tools to tactical gear, selected for their durability and construction.
Key facts
- •The Männkitchen Pepper Cannon features all-metal construction and 50 distinct grind settings.
- •The Global 8-inch chef's knife is made of Japanese stainless steel and is seamless from handle to edge.
- •The Mileseey S50 laser measurer provides measurements with a stated accuracy of 1/32 of an inch.
- •Big Green Egg’s Hell Hands grill gloves are reinforced with puncture-resistant Armortex fabric and Kevlar stitching.
- •The RTIC Ultra-Tough 45-quart cooler weighs approximately 30 pounds when empty.
- •The Flair espresso machine is a manual device that requires the user to generate 9 bars of pressure.
Wired has compiled a list of products curated for their rugged design and utility. The selection includes various tools, kitchen equipment, and apparel, emphasizing durability and specialized functionality for tasks ranging from food preparation to outdoor maintenance.
By the numbers
Kitchen and Culinary Tools
The list features the Männkitchen Pepper Cannon, which utilizes stainless steel burrs and 50 grind settings for seasoning. For cutting, it recommends the Global 8-inch chef's knife, noted for its Japanese-made, ice-hardened stainless steel construction. Additionally, the Technivorm Moccamaster coffee maker is highlighted for its handmade, repairable design, which has been in production in the Netherlands since 1968. For espresso, the manual Flair machine allows users to generate pressure via a lever, while Pat LaFrieda provides fresh, never-frozen beef delivered by mail.
Tactical and Outdoor Gear
For measurement tasks, the Mileseey S50 laser distance measurer is suggested as an alternative to tape measures, offering green laser light and trigonometric functions. The SPC/LST System Kit provides a water-resistant, multipurpose pouch made of 600D Cordura Re/Cor. Protection during high-heat tasks is addressed by Big Green Egg’s Hell Hands grill gloves, which are rated for temperatures up to 900 degrees Fahrenheit and constructed with cowhide and Kevlar stitching. The RTIC Ultra-Tough cooler, featuring 2.8 inches of foam insulation, is also included for its heavy-duty build.
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