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Grow a Pear or Grow a Pair?

by The ITS Crew on May 11, 2012

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We’ve got a couple a great new items releasing today, including our Grow a Pair Morale Patch and a 4-Piece Bogota Titanium Toolset. You guys have been asking for a quality-built traditional pick set and we’re happy to finally offer one that’s made in the US and made out of titanium!

The 4-piece toolset includes three straight picks and one tension wrench, together weighing just 0.3 ounces. Their inherently “flat” shape make them easy to store and not to mention corrosion resistant and non-magnetic.

You can pick up our new items in the ITS Tactical Store starting today!

Grow A Pair Morale Patch Bogota Titanium Flats Toolset 02

 

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John Wolf May 15, 2012 at 10:24 am
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I was waiting for that pear patch.. I saw it on the ITS tactical monster can holder.. Awesome…

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Ben Girdler August 24, 2012 at 5:08 am
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I’v been a big fan of the Bogota flats but was disappointed when the tripple broke in a padlock as I was practicing. I didn’t feel like I was being heavy handed or “manhandling” them but it snapped at the first bend, leaving all three of the rake “c”s in the lock. Not gonna lie, pretty bummed about it.

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Ben Girdler August 24, 2012 at 6:44 am
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Contacted Serepick and in less than 2 hours before 7 am central time they had the info for me to get the broken pick replaced. Great company. Thanks ITS for carrying their products and standing with them.

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