EDC Giveaways

Drop Beacon × MonkeyLove EDC: one winner takes home the SimpleSlide Pro T “Checkers”, a 1 of 1 special edition that Chang Deng of MonkeyLove EDC made for this giveaway. Free entry, and MonkeyLove EDC ships it to the winner from Austria. In Chang's words: "The SimpleSlide Pro is the result of a long process of testing and refining — my attempt at the slider I'd want in my own pocket, focusing on durability, ergonomics and haptics without compromise. The T model is a thickened variation that feels more comfortable for bigger hands. The added weight also gives it a little increased heft." The design is built like a sandwich. The plates have 8 Teflon skates on one side and smooth surfaces, combining into an exceptional sliding experience, and the first-layer print path resembles a machined surface. Instead of hollow full-insert internals, which hurt the haptic feel in testing, the magnet holes are split between the plates and the inserts. The top of each insert reaches the exterior and lines up with the outer shape, and simple symbols mark the silent and crunchy inserts. Two high-quality stainless M3 screws in the top hold the slider together and give the thumb grip and metal texture. It comes with silent and crunchy inserts. PVC dot stickers on the N52 magnets set them apart from the N45s, and they can be flipped to slightly weaken the magnets and add a bouncier click, for more tuning options. Each one is printed slowly at the lowest layer height with 100% infill: about 4 hours of printing, plus post-processing and assembly. Specifications: PLA Marble plates, TPU 95A inserts, copperFill body, brass screw inserts, stainless M3 screws, PTFE skates. Style: Checkers. Weight: 44 g. Dimensions: 44.5 × 27.5 × 18.5 mm. In the box: the slider, crunchy inserts, 8 N45 magnets (6 × 3 mm) for tuning, a certificate of authenticity, stickers, a spare screw, a quickstart guide, and a tin box with a protective bag. This is the only one. To see the rest of Chang's sliders, use the Visit MonkeyLove EDC button below. How it works: signing up is free and takes one click. When the timer hits zero, 1 winner is drawn at random from all signups and MonkeyLove EDC ships the SimpleSlide Pro T to their door.

Prizes: SimpleSlide Pro T “Checkers” — 1 of 1 special edition: PLA Marble plates, copperFill body, silent + crunchy inserts

Want both knives from our Army pocket knife film? We're giving away the pair: our own 1988 Camillus in the U.S. Army pattern, stamped U.S. on the handle, and the Chinese-made Marble's G.I. utility knife, a retail reproduction of the same pattern that carries a U.S. stamp too. One winner gets both, free, and Drop Beacon ships them to the winner's door. The U.S. Army's pocket knife (MIL-K-818) packs four tools into a steel handle: a cutting blade, a can opener, a screwdriver that doubles as a cap lifter, and a leather punch. Camillus, in upstate New York, made it for decades until the factory closed in 2007. Our film follows what happened next, and why those two letters were a property mark, not a promise about where the knife was made. The Camillus is the one in the film: CAMILLUS 1988 on the blade tang and U.S. on the handle. Condition: pre-owned. The Marble's is the retail version we show in the film, with MR 278 and china on the tang, U.S. on the handle, and its box. We're not presenting it as the government's current knife. We bought both for the film and handled them on camera. How it works: signing up is free and takes one click. When the timer hits zero, 1 winner is drawn at random from all signups and gets both knives shipped to their door.

Prizes: Both knives from our Army film: 1988 Camillus (U.S. Army pattern, pre-owned) + Marble's G.I. utility knife (made in China, with box)

Want to win another steel on its way out? We're giving away the Spyderco Delica 4 from our ZDP-189 film: the British Racing Green version with a ZDP-189 blade, the steel Spyderco has said it was told would be phased out. Free entry, and Drop Beacon ships the prize directly to the winner. ZDP-189 is a Japanese powder steel from Hitachi (now Proterial), with about 3% carbon and 20% chromium, and it's known for running very hard: Hitachi's spec puts it at 66 to 68 HRC. It's also difficult to make and to grind. Spyderco has said it was told the steel would be phased out, and the green ZDP-189 Delica is no longer made. This is our own Delica, the one in our ZDP-189 film and Shorts: a Delica 4 lockback (C11PGRE) with a plain-edge ZDP-189 blade just under 3 inches long and a British Racing Green fiberglass-reinforced nylon handle, made in Japan. Condition: pre-owned, no box. We bought it for the film and handled it on camera. How it works: signing up is free and takes one click. When the timer hits zero, 1 winner is drawn at random from all signups and gets the Delica shipped to their door.

Prizes: Spyderco Delica 4 (C11PGRE) — ZDP-189 blade, British Racing Green FRN handle (pre-owned, from our ZDP-189 film)

Drop Beacon × Divo Knives: one winner takes home the Remette × Divo Bender in titanium with crystallized blue titanium hardware. Free entry, and Divo Knives ships it to the winner, worldwide where knife laws allow. The Bender is a Divo Knives design licensed to Remette. In Kevin's words: "This is a design that we licensed over to Remette, and they absolutely crushed it on the execution." Divo had been working on the model for a few years before it released this month. This version has a titanium handle with crystallized blue titanium hardware and a 3.15-inch Vanax blade, a nitrogen-based powder steel known for being extremely rust-resistant. It comes right-handed only; the left-handed Bender uses blue anodized titanium instead. Retail is $229. To find one for yourself, the Visit Divo Knives button below lists every dealer carrying the Bender. How it works: signing up is free and takes one click. When the timer hits zero, 1 winner is drawn at random from all signups and Divo Knives ships the Bender to their door.

Prizes: Remette × Divo Bender — titanium, crystallized blue titanium hardware, Vanax blade (right-handed)

We're giving away the 42.COSMO × MACKIE Life and Death Game in Blasted Stainless Steel: the exact one from our video, sent by GeeOne and played with on camera. Free entry, and Drop Beacon ships the prize to the winner anywhere in the world. The Life and Death Game turns Russian roulette into a desk fidget. The face is a six-chamber revolver cylinder that spins on an R188 bearing like a roulette wheel, the back is a two-click magnetic slider, and the plates are interchangeable with 42.COSMO's XX Slider. Unscrew the center to take bullets out and change the game: six, three or one. The back reads "Never ending · Never stopping." It measures 35 x 35 x 21 mm and weighs 124.7 g in stainless steel. Sponsored by GeeOne. See the full Life and Death Game lineup with the Visit GeeOne button below. How it works: signing up is free and takes one click. When the timer hits zero, 1 winner is drawn at random from all signups and gets the Life and Death Game shipped to their door. Retail (new): $139.90.

Prizes: 42.COSMO × MACKIE Life and Death Game — Blasted Stainless Steel (the unit from our video)

We're giving away the HE EDC Pixiu Slider in Stainless Steel + Titanium color. It's lightly used and comes in its box. Free entry, and Drop Beacon ships the prize directly to the winner. Inspired by the pixiu, a traditional Chinese auspicious beast, the Pixiu Slider blends classic Chinese culture with modern playfulness. Its compact body stays true to HE EDC's playful style, with delicate hand-painted details over a premium metallic finish: a stress reliever and a personal accessory in one. The smooth push-and-rotate mechanism gives it a satisfying tactile feel, even in the palm of your hand. It measures 39 x 24 x 12 mm and weighs 48 g in stainless steel. How it works: signing up is free and takes one click. When the timer hits zero, 1 winner is drawn at random from all signups and gets the Pixiu Slider shipped to their door. Retail (new): $109.90.

Prizes: HE EDC Pixiu Slider — Stainless Steel + Titanium color (lightly used, in box)

We're giving away the knife from our film "The Navy SEAL Knife America Stopped Making": a US-made Cold Steel SRK (#38CK) in Carbon V steel, in its original box with its Concealex sheath. Free entry, and Drop Beacon ships the prize directly to the winner. The SRK (Survival Rescue Knife) was designed by Cold Steel founder Lynn Thompson for survival and rescue work, and Cold Steel calls it the standard issue knife for Navy SEAL training. Until January 2007 it was made in the USA in Carbon V, Cold Steel's proprietary carbon steel. Then it moved to Japanese AUS 8A, and today it's SK-5 steel, made in Taiwan. No US-made Carbon V SRK has been made since. This one is a #38CK with the Concealex sheath, which dates it to 2000 to 2004, the years Cold Steel's American production was very likely at Camillus Cutlery in upstate New York. The blade is stamped COLD STEEL / CARBON V / MADE IN USA, with SRK on the other side. Specs: 6" Carbon V blade, 3/16" thick, black epoxy powder-coat finish, Kraton handle, about 8.2 oz. Condition: new old stock, handled for the film. How it works: signing up is free and takes one click. When the timer hits zero, 1 winner is drawn at random from all signups and gets the SRK shipped to their door.

Prizes: Cold Steel SRK #38CK — Carbon V, Made in USA (new old stock, in box, with Concealex sheath)

We're giving away the LAUTIE Choc in Titanium Blue — the zero-screw mechanical slider from our video "This $110 Fidget Toy Does One Thing Incredibly Well," in collaboration with MightyEDC. Free entry, and Drop Beacon ships the prize directly to the winner. Patented zero-screw design: LAUTIE's original structure holds together through a precise mechanical fit and magnets, with no screws at all. Compact and durable: the tightly fitted build stays secure even with constant use. Distinctive feedback: a built-in spring bead gives smooth damping and segmented, clicky feedback with every slide. This edition pairs a titanium body with a blue CHOC slider. At 60 x 15.6 x 8.4 mm, it disappears in a pocket until your hands go looking for it. Retail value: $109.99. Want one now instead of waiting on the drawing? The Visit MightyEDC button below goes straight to the product page — code DROPBEACON10 takes 10% off.

Prizes: LAUTIE Choc — Titanium Blue

Releasing Black Friday, November 27. Drop Beacon × Blade City: one winner takes home the Blade City Exclusive Kizer Wharning in Black PCB, a limited edition of 100 pieces, fulfilled and shipped by Blade City. The Blade City Exclusive Kizer Wharning turns Johan Jordaan's modern EDC design into a collector's piece, with an exclusive PCB computer-chip resin handle available only through Blade City. This Black PCB colorway is limited to 100 pieces and releases on Black Friday, November 27. The 3.40-inch sheepsfoot blade is Nitro-V stainless steel with a black PVD coating and a flat grind, built for toughness, corrosion resistance and precise everyday cutting. The PCB resin scales take their look from electronic circuit boards and keep the knife light and comfortable in hand. A Button Liner Lock gives secure one-handed operation, and a deep-carry pocket clip keeps it discreet. Specifications: • Brand: Kizer · Model: Wharning · Designer: Johan Jordaan • Edition: Blade City Exclusive, Black PCB, limited to 100 pieces • Blade: 3.40" Nitro-V stainless, sheepsfoot, plain edge, black PVD, flat grind, 60–61 HRC • Blade thickness: 0.12" • Handle: 4.36", Blade City Exclusive PCB computer-chip resin • Lock: Button Liner Lock · Clip: deep carry, non-reversible • Overall length: 7.77" · Weight: 3.7 oz Blade City fulfills the prize and ships it directly to the winner. Want one of your own? The Black PCB Wharning releases at Blade City on Black Friday: use the Visit Blade City button below. Drop Beacon members also get 10% off qualifying products at Blade City with code Dropbeacon (Blade City exclusives, including this Wharning, are excluded from discounts). Value ~$119. One winner. Good luck!

Prizes: Blade City Exclusive Kizer Wharning — Black PCB (Limited Edition /100)

We're giving away the GoBiggeR Sinian in Aluminum Black — the flick-and-swing tuning-fork fidget from our three-fidget video with MightyEDC. Free entry, and Drop Beacon ships the prize directly to the winner. Smooth rotation: engineered for effortless spinning with a refined hand feel. Multiple play modes: push, throw, or turn it to explore the tugging sensation. Customization options: personalize it with braided ropes or beads for added fun and uniqueness. The Sinian rides on a finger ring and comes alive with a flick or a swing. Each movement rings the internal tuning-fork core, the rotor spins on its own, and the ratcheting ring gives steady mechanical feedback in the hand. This all-aluminum edition keeps the same play as GoBiggeR's steel and titanium versions in a lighter body, with a softer ping. Retail value: $109.99. Want one now instead of waiting on the drawing? The Visit MightyEDC button below goes straight to the product page — code DROPBEACON10 takes 10% off.

Prizes: GoBiggeR Sinian — Aluminum Black

Drop Beacon x AriesEDC — sign up for the chance to purchase the Cardinal with its distinctive rainbow handle for $225. Entry is free. Drop Beacon administers the drawing, processes payment, and fulfills and ships the order. Made by Scott Halpern of AriesEDC, this compact fixed blade pairs a broad blade profile with a contoured handle whose layers of color give it a character of its own. The rainbow pattern is the centerpiece: a small knife with plenty of personality. Meet the maker behind it in our accompanying documentary, He Wanted a Knife. He Built a Different Life. The film follows Scott from a drawing he couldn't stop thinking about to the knives, friendships and community he built around his Central Florida workshop. How it works: sign up for free before the drawing closes. One entrant will be selected at random and receive the opportunity — never the obligation — to purchase the Cardinal for $225 through Drop Beacon's secure checkout. No payment information is collected at entry. The selected entrant has seven days to complete the purchase. Fulfilled by Drop Beacon. Shipping is free within the continental US, with a flat $14 charge for eligible international destinations. International buyers are responsible for any local import duties or taxes.

Prizes: AriesEDC Cardinal — Rainbow Handle

Drop Beacon x FidgetDoc — enter for a chance to win one Chronicle premium magnetic fidget slider. One winner, free entry, and free worldwide shipping fulfilled by Drop Beacon. The Chronicle. Fidget Doc's compact slider combines magnetic sliding action with three pressable buttons on each side. The buttons spring back through magnetic repulsion rather than conventional springs or domes. Its 4 × 2 magnet layout uses stronger magnets at the corners for tricks and controlled movement. The PLA housing measures 55 × 34 × 17.5 mm and weighs approximately 44.2 g. Each unit is checked before shipping. Phillips screws and M3 heat-set inserts let you open the slider to access its magnets and buttons. The housing is 3D printed at 50–100% infill. Small cosmetic variations can occur; keep it away from direct sunlight and hot environments to prevent warping. The maker recommends it for ages 12 and up. Giveaway entrants must be 18 or older. Retail value: $58. Learn more using the Visit Fidget Doc button below.

Prizes: Chronicle — 1st Edition

Drop Beacon × KnivesFast — one winner takes home the Tempest Knives Mach71, Blue Flame Edition: a tribute to the 1970s land-speed-record car it takes its name and color from. The Mach71 is a Tempest Knives design produced by Kubey. A blue-anodized titanium handle with satin titanium hardware carries a stonewashed S90V modified sheepsfoot (60–62 HRC) with hole deployment — 3.4" of blade and 7.75" overall at just 3.8 oz, with contoured, milled scales and a reversible titanium clip. It retails for $219.99; KnivesFast provides the prize and ships it directly to the winner, and entry is free.

Prizes: Tempest Knives Mach71 Blue Flame Edition — Blue Ano Titanium, S90V Blade

Drop Beacon × White Mountain Knives × Divo Knives — one winner takes home the WMK-exclusive Kizer x Divo Mash, and not just any of them: this is serial 000 of 200, the number before the numbers even start. The Mash is a Divo Knives design brought to production by Kizer as a White Mountain Knives exclusive. A machined titanium handle carries Divo's signature milled texture around a button-lock frame, and the blade is Elmax — a powder-metallurgy stainless prized for edge retention that still shrugs off rust. The retail run of 200 drops August 27 at 12 PM ET for $159; the 000 serial in this giveaway is the one that was never for sale. Divo Knives ships the prize directly to the winner, and entry is free.

Prizes: WMK-Exclusive Kizer × Divo Mash — Machined Titanium, Elmax Blade, Serial 000/200

Drop Beacon × Olight — win the Arkfeld Ultra 3-in-1 EDC flashlight. One winner, free to enter, one click. The Arkfeld Ultra is the flashlight that refuses to be just a flashlight: a 1,400-lumen white light, a UV light, and a green laser pointer in one flat O-Aluminum body — Olight's toughened alloy, in the slab-flat Arkfeld form that sits in a pocket like a phone instead of rolling off the workbench like a tube light. Point at the presentation with the laser, check a suspect stain or verify a bill with the UV, then flood the room when the lights go out. One tool, three jobs, zero apologies. How it works: signing up is free and takes one click. When the timer hits zero, 1 winner is drawn at random from all signups and gets a brand-new Arkfeld Ultra shipped to their door. Retail: $119.99. Brand new in box. Good luck!

Prizes: Olight Arkfeld Ultra — 3-in-1 EDC Flashlight

We're giving away the Kais Coco Candy in Stainless Steel + White PEEK — the two-tone slider with the segmented "drumbeat track" and that crisp, resonant pop from our full review with MightyEDC. Free entry, and Drop Beacon ships the prize directly to the winner. The COCO is the fourth release in KAIS Studio's Candy Series, following the Lucky, Ruyi, and POPO Candy. Its two-tone stainless + PEEK construction keeps the whole slider at just 51 grams, and the standout feature is the acoustic cavity — an internal resonance chamber inspired by Hi-Fi earphone design that amplifies every click. Paired with the factory gold-plated heavy-tension spring, it snaps with the sharp, rhythmic feedback of a snare drum — the reason KAIS calls this configuration the "Drum Beat Track." Recessed sliding surface, generous chamfers, and a candy tin's worth of extra beads and springs in the box to tune the feel your way. Want one now instead of waiting on the drawing? The Visit MightyEDC button below goes straight to the product page — code DROPBEACON10 takes 10% off.

Prizes: Kais Coco Candy — Stainless Steel + White PEEK

Drop Beacon × Olight — win the Warrior Ultra tactical flashlight in Navy Blue. One winner, free to enter, one click. The Warrior Ultra is Olight's 2,500-lumen, 320-meter tactical flagship, and it's smarter than it is loud. Six settings run from a one-lumen moonlight that lasts 55 days to a 2,500-lumen turbo, plus strobe. The tail switch has two configurable personalities — Medium/Turbo for work or Turbo/Strobe for defense — while the oversized side switch handles everyday life. A proximity sensor steps the output down automatically when anything gets close to the lens, so a hot light never cooks a pocket. The body is Olight's O-Aluminum (they claim roughly twice the strength of standard aluminum), IPX8 waterproof and 2-meter drop rated, powered by a 5,000mAh 21700 on Olight's magnetic charger. In the box: the light, the MCC3 charging cable, and a stitched nylon holster with belt loops — toolbelt or pocket, your call. How it works: signing up is free and takes one click. When the timer hits zero, 1 winner is drawn at random from all signups and gets a brand-new Warrior Ultra shipped to their door. Retail: $139.99. New in Box. Just took out to film short video. Good luck!

Prizes: Olight Warrior Ultra — Navy Blue

Drop Beacon × Sakura EDC — sign up for the chance to BUY the PuchiCon Slider Tough Zombie, Drop Beacon Edition. 24 units, $95.00 each. Winning the drawing wins you the checkout — this is a sign-up sale, not a giveaway. Drop Beacon runs the drawing; payment and shipping are handled directly with Sakura EDC. The toughest model in Sakura EDC history — "just like a zombie, it never stops moving." A Drop Beacon-branded edition of Sakura EDC's PuchiCon slider, made for this collaboration and available only here.

Prizes: PuchiCon Slider Tough Zombie – Drop Beacon Edition

Drop Beacon × White Mountain Knives × Divo Knives — one winner takes home the Divo Pony Stout V2 in the 80's Camo colorway, a White Mountain Knives × Divo Knives collaboration. The Pony Stout is Divo's small, do-anything gentleman's folder — pocket-friendly on the outside, seriously built underneath. This V2 sets Divo's 80's Camo inlay — a splashy blue-orange-green pattern — into a beadblasted titanium handle: pure arcade-era energy against an otherwise clean, grown-up frame. The blade is a satin-finished Vanax, a nitrogen-alloyed stainless prized for corrosion resistance and edge retention, so it stays sharp and shrugs off rust. It rides a titanium reverse-bolster lock with a lockbar insert and opens on a cutout thumb hole. Designed by Divo's Colin Maisonpierre and Kevin Johnson and built by Reate — the fit and finish is exactly what that pairing implies. Specs: Vanax blade, satin finish, 2.84" long, 0.11" thick, plain edge. Beadblasted titanium handle with 80's Camo inlay, titanium reverse-bolster lock, and titanium pocket clip. 6.64" overall, 3.8" closed, 3.2 oz. Right-handed carry. Retail $260. Brand new — a "coming in March" release. Entry is free. One winner — good luck!

Prizes: Divo Knives Pony Stout V2 — Beadblasted Titanium w/ 80's Camo Inlay, Satin Vanax Blade

Two milk caps, one winner — the Milk Cap Double Drop sends both of these haptic coins home together. First: the Lautie Devil's Milk Cap in Copper. Part of Lautie's cult-favorite 2099 series, it reworks the humble milk-bottle lid into a precision magnetic haptic coin — a ratchet mechanism with the crisp, rhythmic "ta-ta" snap the 2099 skulls are known for. Solid copper that will build a patina with carry, the series' signature skull up top, and a footprint that disappears into a pocket. Ships with a spare bearing. Second: the Amiable Milk Cap, a MUYI × ACEdc collaboration that folds traditional Chinese artistry into a thoroughly modern haptic coin — artifact-inspired detailing on the face, and inside, six fixed magnets around a central levitating magnet riding a roller bearing. That architecture is the source of its famously loud, snappy feedback. This variant pairs a stainless steel body with zirconium and crowns it with a mokuti logo: three metals on a single coin. Same silhouette, two very different personalities — one warm copper and clicky, one cool steel-and-zirc with a halo-grade logo. Combined retail value: $218. Entry is free. One winner takes both — good luck!

Prizes: Devil's Milk Cap and Amiable Milk Cap

Drop Beacon × Dune EDC — sign up for the chance to buy the Mokume ARC. One unit, $350, and the drawing decides who gets to purchase it. The ARC is a precision hand spinner designed for everyday carry, delivering a perfectly balanced spin with crisp, satisfying feedback. Machined with meticulous attention to detail and crafted from stunning three color Mokume. Price: * $350 * $15 US shipping * $30 International shipping Finish: * Etched and polished Specs: * 53mm x 22mm x 12.8mm body. * 24.5mm Diameter × 16.8mm button. Compatible only with R188 Press / slip fit bearing. * 110g in Mokume * Machine lines How it works: signing up is free and takes one click. When the timer hits zero, one winner is drawn at random from all signups and introduced directly to Dune EDC to complete the purchase — payment and shipping are handled by Dune EDC, maker to collector. Good luck!

Prizes: Mokume Dune EDC ARC

Drop Beacon × Novel Carry — one winner takes home The Axial, a Grade 5 titanium bolt-action fidget pen, shipped worldwide and free by Novel Carry. The Axial is two honest tools in one body: a pen that actually writes and a fidget that's actually quiet. Thumb the bolt-action and the tip deploys with a crisp mechanical throw you'll cycle just to feel it. Up top is the real party trick — a bearing-driven titanium "frag"-textured bead that spins near-silent, so you can fidget through a meeting or a movie without anyone hearing a thing. It's fully modular: the spinner top, bead, and caps all swap, so you can tune the look and feel to taste. The whole thing is CNC-machined from Grade 5 titanium and built to be serviced, not tossed — Novel Carry is a two-person shop in Charlotte, NC, and they back it with a limited lifetime warranty. It ships with a Schmidt 9000M refill and takes standard Parker-style refills, so it writes like a real pen, not a novelty. Specs: 6 in long, 10 mm barrel, 39.5 g. Finish: Natural Titanium. Listed at $99.99. Brand New. Drawing Friday, July 31 at 8 PM ET. Entry is free and open worldwide. One winner — good luck!

Prizes: The Axial — Titanium Bolt-Action Fidget Pen (Natural Titanium)

Drop Beacon × Octang — sign up for the chance to buy the King Me multifunction fidget coin in Red. 15 units, $59.85 each, first come to the drawing — not the checkout. The King Me spent over a year in development and it might be the densest fidget coin we've seen. Over two dozen components stacked to create five distinct play styles: spinner, ratchet, haptic slider, clicker, and mechanical system. Run it loud and clicky, or tune it down to library-quiet. It's a tinkerer's piece, too. Bolt on the included Momentum Plate to unlock an extra mechanic, then swap springs and ball bearings until the resistance, click depth, and sound are exactly yours. Maker's tip: get it spinning with an air gun and watch the momentum effect take over. How it works: signing up is free and takes one click. When the timer hits zero, 15 winners are drawn at random from all signups, and each winner gets a private checkout link to purchase one Red King Me at $59.85 through Drop Beacon's secure Stripe checkout. Shipping is free in the continental US, +$14 everywhere else. Fulfilled and shipped by Drop Beacon. Material: PETG. Weight: ~1 oz. Price: $59.85. Brand new. 15 units — good luck!

Prizes: Red King Me

Matte zirconium $405 Raw titanium $375 Blue titanium $375 Up/down/rotation movement Ultra dense rail with 3 impact clicks while traveling up/down and on rotation. Body is crafted with a 5 axel CNC machine. Plates are hand crafted and resin sealed. Over 9 hours of labor to craft each piece. Swappable magnetic plate for DIY. Comes standard with EDC insider cyber punk plate. Optional customized plate can be crafted with ideas or images provided by customer. Custom plates is a $52 add-on Shipping, custom, tariff is included for most countries. This is a preorder, sold and fulfilled directly by EDC Insider. Sign up for the colorway(s) you want — no cap. Orders are fulfilled 30–45 days after payment.

Drop Beacon × LeftyEDC — one winner takes home the OKNIFE LK in Zombie Green, fulfilled directly by LeftyEDC. The LK is a genuinely clever 2-in-1: a compact folding knife and a 400-lumen USB-C rechargeable flashlight in a single pocketable body — plus RGB ambient lighting for when you want a little flair. The blade is a 2.48-inch tanto in D2 tool steel on a 6061-T6 aluminum handle, riding a secure button lock; folded it's just 3.82 inches, 6.30 inches open. The light is IPX5 water-resistant and tops out at 400 lumens, so it earns its keep as a real EDC flashlight, not a novelty. In Zombie Green it's the loud, fun colorway of a genuinely useful everyday tool — knife, light, and mood lighting in one. Value around $80. Drawing Friday, July 24 at 8 PM ET. Entry is free. One winner — good luck!

Prizes: OKNIFE LK Zombie Green Folding Knife with Rechargeable Flashlight & RGB Light

Sign-Up Sale: Drop Beacon × We Buy Knife Collections. Free to enter. One winner earns the exclusive right to buy this knife at $100 under list. The knife: an Olamic Cutlery Wayfarer 247 prototype — Wharning No. 07 — in Olamic's signature Bronze Rocks titanium. A 3.5-inch CPM S90V blade on a titanium framelock frame (8.125 inches overall), American-made, preowned in mint condition. Olamic prototypes rarely change hands, and this one comes curated and authenticated by our partners at We Buy Knife Collections. The deal: list price is $595. The winner buys it for $495 — Drop Beacon exclusive pricing, arranged directly with We Buy Knife Collections after the drawing. How a Sign-Up Sale works: entry is free, exactly like our giveaways. When the timer hits zero, we draw one winner — who earns the exclusive right (never the obligation) to purchase at the member price. Want to pass after winning? No charge, no strings — the right may simply roll to another entrant. Drawing Thursday, July 23 at 8 PM ET. One winner — good luck!

Prizes: Olamic Cutlery Wayfarer 247 Bronze Rocks Prototype Wharning No. 07 in CPM S90V

Drop Beacon × Octang — one winner takes home the King Me multifunction fidget coin in Black, fulfilled directly by Octang. The King Me spent over a year in development and it might be the densest fidget coin we've seen. Over two dozen components stacked to create five distinct play styles: spinner, ratchet, haptic slider, clicker, and mechanical system. Run it loud and clicky, or tune it down to library-quiet. It's a tinkerer's piece, too. Bolt on the included Momentum Plate to unlock an extra mechanic, then swap springs and ball bearings until the resistance, click depth, and sound are exactly yours. Maker's tip: get it spinning with an air gun and watch the momentum effect take over. The winner takes the Black colorway. Material: PETG. Weight: ~1 oz. Release price: $59.99. Brand new. One winner — good luck!

Prizes: Black King Me

One winner. One of the rarest sliders in the hobby. We're giving away a Mot EDC "Mot Mix" mechanical slider in the exotic Mokuti finish — one of only three exotic-material variants of the Mix (Mokume, Mokuti, Zircuti). The Mix is Mot's flagship mechanical slider: a three-layer build with both push and rotation action, and a redesigned internal third layer that unlocks multi-touch ratchet "coin" gameplay. The feel is fully tunable — swap the springs and beads to dial in the action — and an optimized track gives it a stronger, crisper sound. It even docks with Mot's Groove for combined configurations. (51 × 31 × 14 mm.) The Mokuti Mix is getting genuinely hard to find. Every finish on the original listing now reads "sold out or unavailable," and exotic-material runs like this rarely come back — when a Mokuti Mix surfaces on the secondary market, it goes fast and at a premium. Retail ~$409. Free to enter. One winner takes it.

Prizes: Mokuti Mot Mix

Drop Beacon × Blade City — one lucky winner takes home a Remette RT-Orca in Ultimate Warrior CamoCarbon, fulfilled by Blade City. The Orca is a premium front flipper that punches far above its footprint: a DLC-coated M390 drop point riding a titanium button frame lock, wrapped in carbon fibre. Folded it disappears at 4.53", deployed it gives you a full 3.15" of working edge — a true pocket-sized heavy hitter. Specifications: • Blade material: M390 • Blade style: Drop point • Blade grind: Flat • Blade coating / finish: DLC • Locking mechanism: Button Frame Lock • Frame: Titanium • Opening mechanism: Front Flipper • Handle: Carbon fibre (Ultimate Warrior CamoCarbon) • Overall length: 7.68" • Blade length: 3.15" • Length folded: 4.53" • Blade thickness: 0.13" • Country of origin: China This one comes to you via our friends at Blade City — browse their full lineup at https://bladecity.com (code Dropbeacon takes 10% off anytime). Approximate value $315. One winner — good luck!

Prizes: Remette Orca in Ultimate Warrior Camo Carbon

Drop Beacon × Divo Knives — one lucky winner takes home a Divo SmallBoy, fulfilled directly by Divo Knives, with their choice of colorway: Wakanda Forever, Purple Nurple, or Jack Sparrow. The SmallBoy is the much-anticipated little brother to Divo's flagship. As the name suggests, it's not a big knife, but it packs a big punch. With 3 inches of CPM S90V, it's up for whatever; as Divo puts it, it's not how big it is, it's how you use it. Every SmallBoy is built around a 3" CPM S90V blade (60–62 HRC, hollow ground) with a CamoCarbon handle, titanium hardware, pocket clip, pivot collars and backspacer, stainless steel liners, ceramic bearings and detent, and an all-T8 tab-lock build (OEM partner: Kubey Knife). Each colorway pairs CamoCarbon scales with a belt-satin or DLC belt-satin blade and satin or purple titanium accents. The winner picks the one they want. This giveaway runs in advance of the public SmallBoy drop on July 10, 2026 at 1:00pm ET. Check out the SmallBoy and the rest of the lineup at Divo's site: https://divoknives.com Approximate value $249. One winner, winner's choice of variant — good luck!

Prizes: SmallBoy (Winner Chooses Variant)

One winner. One of the rarest sliders in the hobby. We're giving away a Mot EDC "Mot Mix" mechanical slider in the exotic Mokume finish — one of only three exotic-material variants of the Mix (Mokume, Mokuti, Zircuti). The Mix is Mot's flagship mechanical slider: a three-layer build with both push and rotation action, and a redesigned internal third layer that unlocks multi-touch ratchet "coin" gameplay. The feel is fully tunable — swap the springs and beads to dial in the action — and an optimized track gives it a stronger, crisper sound. It even docks with Mot's Groove for combined configurations. (51 × 31 × 14 mm.) The Mokume Mix is getting genuinely hard to find. Every finish on the original listing now reads "sold out or unavailable," and exotic-material runs like this rarely come back — when a Mokume Mix surfaces on the secondary market, it goes fast and at a premium. Retail ~$479. Free to enter. One winner takes it.

Prizes: Mokume Mot Mix

Drop Beacon × Blade City — one lucky winner takes home the QSP Baby Penguin Blade City Exclusive in Jazzy Camo Carbon (USA variant), fulfilled directly by Blade City. This is the fixed-blade reimagining of QSP's cult-favorite Baby Penguin — a compact, sheepsfoot EDC fixed blade built for daily duty. Exclusive to Blade City and strictly limited to 100 pieces in this Jazzy Camo Carbon colorway, where the carbon scales vary naturally so no two are quite alike. Ground from 14C28N stainless (59–61 HRC) with a 2.525" sheepsfoot blade and a 3.0 mm spine, it carries light at just 2.43 oz and 5.90" overall, and ships with a clip slip sheath for easy everyday carry. Material: 14C28N stainless · Jazzy Camo Carbon scales. Blade 2.525" (64 mm) · overall 5.90" (150 mm) · 2.43 oz. Brand new in box, limited edition of 100. Value ~$79. One winner — good luck!

Prizes: QSP Baby Penguin Blade City Exclusive – 14C28N Sheepsfoot Fixed Blade & Jazzy Camo Carbon Handle, USA Variant (Limited Edition /100)

Drop Beacon × MightyEDC — one lucky winner takes home the WanWu Exoskeleton fidget slider in Antiqued Stainless Steel, fulfilled directly by MightyEDC. The Exoskeleton is built around a striking steel ribcage — a spine-like frame wrapped around a central "reactor heart." It channels a mecha-lifeform aesthetic where mechanical precision meets organic, creature-inspired design, for a piece that reads as much like a specimen as a slider. It runs a dual-mode engine. The front section delivers a Q-bounce, liquid-metal damping sensation; the rear mimics the feedback of a meteorite impact against your palm — two distinct hand-feels in a single frame. The track is built for buckyball play, so you can swap balls and tracks to dial in your own tactile-and-acoustic combinations. Material: Antiqued Stainless Steel — a darkened, aged finish exclusive to this variant. Dimensions: 60 × 26 × 20 mm. Brand new in box. Value ~$150. One winner — good luck!

Prizes: Wanwu Exoskeleton (Antiqued Stainless Steel)

Drop Beacon × Wuben Light — a double drop: one lucky winner takes home BOTH Wuben EDC flashlights, shipped worldwide with tariffs covered. WUBEN X5 3-in-1 Compact EDC Flashlight — the headliner. 1300 lumens with a 200-meter throw from a CNC-machined 6061 aluminum body, plus two tools hiding inside: a 365nm UV light (2W optical power) and a green laser pointer. Rotary mode dial, dual tactical buttons, independent tail laser switch, and a 1-lumen moonlight mode that runs ~200 hours. 1200mAh Li-ion with Type-C charging — and it takes a AAA as a backup. Flat anti-roll design, bidirectional pocket clip, IP65 rated. WUBEN G5 Keychain Flashlight, 1M-Sales Limited Yellow — the everyday companion. 400 lumens and an 82-meter beam from a 52-gram keychain light, with a 180° rotatable head, white + RGB + beacon modes, Type-C quick charge, and up to 65 hours of runtime. IP65 rated, impact-resistant, and in the limited-edition yellow that celebrates Wuben's one-millionth sale. Both brand new in box. Combined retail value $129.98. One winner takes the pair — good luck!

Prizes: Wuben X5 Class 3R Laser and Wuben G5 in Limited Edition Yellow

The Grakkis is Wyvern Kodiak's flagship design: a Bestech-built knife in Vanax (HRC 60–61), a 3.43″ deep hollow grind on 4mm stock, 8.15″ overall at 4.9 oz, riding caged ceramic bearings and a milled titanium handle. It comes in four finishes — Full DLC, Blurpinkle, Stonewash with Belt Satin, and Full Stonewash — each in left- and right-handed builds. This is a preorder, sold and fulfilled directly by Wyvern Kodiak. Sign up for the finish(es) you'd carry — it shows Wyvern Kodiak which pieces have the most demand. Preorders are open at an exclusive preorder discount only until June 20, 2026.

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Drop Beacon × NXEDC — one lucky winner takes home the Rogue Crispy Stick Special Edition fidget slider in its top-tier Zirconium alloy "Mystery Box" configuration, fulfilled directly by NXEDC. The Crispy Stick takes its design cues from rock 'n' roll — the revolver and the rose — a homage to world-class rock spirit. It runs a screwless magnetic disassembly design with high-low scales and a double-spring bead-hole structure for a crisp, satisfying throw. This Zirconium edition is finished with a polished, crystal-sealed surface treatment the standard variants don't get. Mystery Box — the winner receives the Zirconium Crispy Stick, with the exact finish revealed on arrival. Material: Zirconium alloy. Dimensions: 52 × 20 × 14 mm. Brand new in box, factory sealed. Value ~$129. One winner — good luck!

Prizes: Zirconium Crispy Stick Mystery Box

Drop Beacon × WorldEDC — one lucky winner takes home the Slider Food-Toast-Game fidget slider in its Titanium Blue finish, fulfilled directly by WorldEDC. The Slider Food-Toast-Game is built around 14 precision Teflon tracks tuned for a delicate, repeatable feel. WorldEDC gave the track an ultra-dense upgrade for an even smoother glide, with added feedback at the end of the throw — two distinct hand-feels on a single track. It carries as easily as it plays: a versatile slider-and-pendant design that combines appearance, feel, portability, material, and finish. Material: Titanium (Titanium Blue variant). Brand new in box. Value ~$89.90. One winner — good luck!

Prizes: Titanium Blue Slider Food Toast Game

Drop Beacon × MetaEDC Double Drop — one lucky winner takes home BOTH of these grail-tier sliders, fulfilled directly by MetaEDC. Chenyu GUARDIAN-X1 Mechanical Slider — Stainless Steel. Brand new in box, factory sealed. MOT Mix Fidget Slider — Stainless Steel, limited edition "Panda." Compatible with the Groove Slider. Brand new in box, factory sealed. Combined value ~$369.90. One winner receives both pieces — good luck!

Prizes: Mot Mix Stainless Steel Panda + Stainless Steel Chenyu Guardian Mechanical Slider

PuchiCon Slider Classic - Clear Teal Drop Beacon Edition This is a one-of-a-kind colorway created exclusively for the Drop Beacon giveaway. Only one was ever made. For reference, the standard PuchiCon Slider Classic normally sells for $80 USD, excluding shipping and any import duties or taxes. For this giveaway, shipping and any import duties or taxes will be covered, so the winner will receive it completely free of charge.

Prizes: PuchiCon Slider Classic - Clear Teal - Drop Beacon Edition (1/1)

A Hinderer XM-24 in one of its most-requested configurations: OD Green G10, Battle Bronze Ti, Harpoon Spanto blade, CPM-S45VN, working finish. ~$595 retail. Free to enter — drawing June 2 at 8pm EST.

Prizes: Hinderer XM-24 Harpoon Spanto — OD G10 / Battle Bronze Ti / S45VN

Two Lauties, one winner. We're giving away a Lautie KK Shuffle (2099 Series, Stainless Steel) and a Lautie Choc Mechanical Slider (SpyWars Series, Aluminum Black) — both like-new and shipping in the original Lautie box with the Free Gift Patch. The KK Shuffle 2099 is one of Lautie's most-requested sliders: dense SS feel, precision detents, and the build quality that put the 2099 line on every collector's shortlist. The Black Choc Mechanical in SpyWars in Aluminum brings Lautie's signature mech-action in a stealth colorway that's been hard to come by at retail. Retail value: ~$217. Free to enter. One winner takes both.

Prizes: Lautie KK Shuffle and Black Aluminum Choc

Chris Reeve Large Sebenza 31 Frame Lock Knife Titanium (3.625" SW Double Lug) -Stonewashed drop point blade made from CPM MagnaCut steel. -Double thumb stud opener with oversized bronze pivot washers. -Bead blasted titanium handle with machined chamfering. -Reeve Integral Lock mechanism with ceramic ball detent. -Titanium pocket clip for tip-up, right-hand carry.

Prizes: Chris Reeve Knife

TAD233 Titanium, Like New, Comes with COA and in Original Box.

Prizes: Magnus Skelly Hex Fine Golf (Titanium)

Win a never-used Mick Strider Custom SNG CC — Titanium / Black G10 handle, Drop Point MagnaCut blade. Sponsored by Drop Beacon. Free shipping in the US to the winner.

Prizes: M. Strider SNG CC - Titanium/Black G10 Handle - Drop Point MagnaCut Blade