Combat Beads Line of Fire FOB
Line of Fire FOB by Combat Beads
- lanyard bead and bit holder
- innovative multifunctional design
- made from one piece
- finished by hand - every bead is a little bit unique
- blackened Ti, Blasted and Tumbled Ti, Aged Copper, Aged Brass
Forward Operating Base
Combat Beads are something like the holy grail of lanyard beads in the EDC community. State-of-the-art CNC and turning technology meets excellent design, attention to detail, ingenuity and superior materials.
The Line of Fire FOB beads are machined from one solid piece. At the bottom, there is a bit holder with powerful neodymium magnet for standard ¼" hex bits. The design allows for a sturdy grip and really makes this lanyard bead a handy tool in front line use. Even the name is a clever play on words: "line of fire" is the original name for the bead design. The suffix "FOB" means "Forward Operating Base" in military parlance. Of cause colloquially, "fob" also means something like "tag" or "keychain".
Whether as a keychain, lanyard bead for knives or other pocket tools, the Line of Fire FOB offers a smart addition to your EDC!
In Germany the Line of Fire FOB beads are exclusively distributed by Altonaer Silberwerkstatt. All Combat Beads are produced in Ontario (Canada) by Keith Griffin. These high end products combine numerous machine hours and a finish by hand with passion and attention to detail. This also makes each bead a little bit unique.
Available in:
Blackened Titanium
Blasted & Tumbled Titanium
Aged Copper
Aged Brass
It is worth noting that the copper and brass versions may age faster and acquire a patina over time.
Each Line of Fire FOB comes with a standard Phillips head bit and key ring.
Technical Specifications:
| Length: | 3,2 cm / 1.25 inch |
| Diameter: | 1,5 cm / 0,59 inch |
| Material: | Titanium, Brass, Copper |
| Finish: | Blackened Ti, Blasted & Tumbled Ti, Aged Copper, Aged Brass |
Login
25 November 2021 15:35
Sehr praktisches Bead
Dieser Bead war mir schon paarmal von nutzen als ich einen Phillipsschraubenzieher gebraucht habe. Anstatt umständlich wieder zur Werkzeugkiste zu rennen schnell das messer mit dem bead herausgezuckt und Schraube entfernt ?