Blade-Tech makes Kydex carry gear and the mounting hardware that attaches it, and its quick-detach adapters are what Off Grid Warehouse stocks most. Founded in 1995 by Tim Wegner, who was among the first to form holsters from Kydex, the company built its name on precise molding and dependable attachment systems used by competitive shooters, law enforcement, and armed civilians.

You'll find Blade-Tech's mounting adapters — the Tek-Lok belt clip, the Molle-Lok MOLLE attachment, and the Tek-Mount quick-connect system — along with the Kydex holsters, magazine pouches, and knife sheaths they carry. The attachment systems are the practical core of what OGW stocks.

The value of these systems is fast, secure, repeatable mounting. The Tek-Lok is a quick-detach belt clip that fastens to a holster, mag carrier, or knife sheath and comes on and off a belt without unthreading it, mounting in several configurations to set ride height and angle. The Molle-Lok uses a spring-loaded stainless latch to lock gear to MOLLE or PALS webbing on a vest, plate carrier, or pack. The Tek-Mount goes a step further: a two-part receiver and insert disk that works much like a Safariland QLS or ELS but lets a user cant mounted gear instantly in ten-degree steps without tools, and its receiver can ride on a Tek-Lok belt mount or on Molle-Loks. Because the adapters fit not only Blade-Tech gear but Safariland- and Blackhawk-pattern holsters, they let a shooter standardize how every piece of kit attaches.

Mount a holster with a Tek-Lok on a belt or a Molle-Lok on a plate carrier, attach magazine pouches, and see the full mounts and attachments selection.