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Covert Products Group
is an American company that designs, sells (and sometimes manufactures) low-viz tactical gear for .MIL, undercover LEO, Agencies, EDC-ers, Gray Men and responsible civilians.
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Featured Products
CPG Modified Fruit Knife
$ 45.00
Stubby Victorinox Fruit Knife w/Basic Universal Sheath (sold individually). Mods: handle shortened and rounded for concealability, lanyard hole added, lanyard with heat shrink section added to provide a flexible extra...
B.A.T. Trident
$ 35.00
Larger than the original B.A.T. but with a razor sharp edge, sheath, and ferro spark-rod included. Unlike the original, you won't be able to take the B.A.T. Trident everywhere but it...
B.A.T. Coin: Bring Anywhere Tool
$ 25.00
A tool is only useful if you have it when you need it. This is the award-winning idea behind the smallest 10-function multi-tool on the market: the B.A.T. (Bring Anywhere...
Covert G10 Credit Card
$ 6.00
Invisible Defense Tool While Withdrawing Cash Let's face it, you're pretty vulnerable anytime you're accessing an ATM. Even with good situational awareness, you're still forced to hunch over and interact...
Speed Sheath Pocket Hooks
$ 15.00
Turn (almost) any sheath knife into a pocket knife by adding a Speed Sheath Pocket Hook. Attach it to your knife sheath and drop it into your pants pocket. When...
Covert EDC Key Lanyard
$ 17.00
Carry a Real Carabiner Keychain. Everyone carries keys, and the Covert EDC Key Lanyard provides extra functionality to something that's already in your pocket without any outward tactical appearance. It...
CPG Challenge Coin
$ 10.00
We had these made a few years ago for tradeshows and meeting with OGA-types. The concept is that one side is pristine and the other looks like the redacted, bombed,...
CPG Sneaky Patch
$ 5.00
This black-on-black 3D "puff" printed logo patch may be the polar opposite of those fun, visually loud morale patches, but she's got it where it counts, kid. 3.5" x 2"...
