March 2015 Loot Crate Unboxing: Covert
Loot Crate is a monthly subscription box for geeks and nerds. It has a variety of items that follow a monthly theme. The cost of the box is $13.95 plus $6.00 for shipping, bringing it to a total of $19.95. The value of the box is subjective so watch and read more reviews before you decide to subscribe. The March theme is Covert. I was expecting some cool spy themed stuff and I wasn't disappointed.
What's in the Crate?
Box Design: Spy Computer
James Bond Shirt
This is one of my favorite shirts from Loot Crate. The whole "shaken not stirred" line from Bond is iconic. I will be wearing this as soon as possible.
Spy Gear
The spy gear is pretty cool. The watch has a blank face and doesn't show the time unless a button is pressed. The Field Notes notebook is small and easy to carry. I will probably use this more since I prefer writing to using my cell phone. Also included is a paracord survival bracelet with the Loot Crate colors of orange and black. It's a very useful item and hopefully I will not have to use it. I remember the Mad Libs games from when I was younger but I haven't played a game in a while. I will probably play it with my younger siblings, it seems like a fun way to kill some time.
Agents, Clones and Ninjas
Two comic books and a cool prop badge are included as well. The Ninjak card comes with a code for a free download. I haven't heard of the series but it looks interesting. Who doesn't like futuristic ninjas? I haven't heard of Orphan Black either. I think it's a Canadian TV show and will have to do more research later. I hope the comic is a good read. The Agents of Shield badge is cool. I haven't seen the show because of the bad initial reviews but I've heard it gets better during the mid season.Final Thoughts
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ABOUTME
Hello, my name is Nick and I'm from Guam. I'm an avid gamer and functional fitness exerciser. I'm not great at either but I do my best. I would describe myself as a huge nerd since I love most things you would find in typical nerd culture. I started doing CrossFit at CrossFit Gof Metgot in 2013 as a way to get my weight under control. I decided to change my exercise habits to lose that excess weight and be more fit. Hopefully my story inspires people to try out CrossFit.
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