It feels very rewarding when your EDC has found its exact place, and everything is given the proper time to shine. Orlando (@stormtrooper_stelvio) has reached such peak. Don’t worry Orlando, we all want to call it loot. At least a little bit.
Read MoreMike Sheppard (@iamglock over on IG) sent in a very diverse carry, featuring gear from Russia, Switzerland, and California. Here’s what he had to say about his carry: My main knife is the CKF Evo 2.0…
Read MoreI always carry a goodly sized flashlight. At work and at home, I'm frequently needing to shine some light on one thing or another. The Haiku is my current favorite. I carry a modern folder as my utility/beater blade for opening packaging or cutting random stuff while the traditional is kept clean and sharp for precision cuts and food prep…
Read MoreA little new, a little old. I’m trying to get back to the days of carrying less. It’s not exactly easy. No matter what new knife I get, I keep coming back to this Peña, It’s easily one of my favorite knives of all time. The same can be said for the LynchNW All Access Pass…
Read MoreWhat is EDC? In short, it can be described as the stuff you carry on you every single day — be it just a knife, wallet, and a phone or the entire contents of your backpack. But everyday carry has grown and evolved over the last decade or so to be so much more…
Read MoreI wanted to test out the CF- Elite Bugout. So far, so good. It has sturdier handles and it’s just a bit lighter. The Grimsmo Saga is my one and only EDC pen now. The clicking action is so addicting…
Read MoreIt’s been about two months since I made a video about my current everyday carry but a lot has changed. I’ve rotated through wallets in search of a truly minimal option I like, swapped out knives like they’re going out of style…
Read MoreIt’s no secret. Normal split rings are your fingernail’s worst enemy. That said, newer style titanium keyrings split from side to side, making it much easier to add and remove items from your keyring…
Read MoreI would say the Bird of Pry takes most of the beating everyday. After all, that's what it's for. I just picked up the Dango Wallet fairly recently so I'm still testing that out. It's a little bulkier than I'm used to…
Read MoreThe last EDC Weekly of July highlights some of the best knives one can carry. From handmade works from the likes of Jake Hoback and Chris Reeve to Spyderco and Benchmade, these are the best knives submitted to the EDC Weekly in July.
Beware, everything below might put a dent in your wallet. We are not responsible.
Read MoreThe brains over at Big Idea Design make some of the best EDC gear around with truly novel designs and, usually, out of some of the nicest materials. (Titanium. I'm talking about Titanium. They love it. I love it. You love it.) They’re back at it again with the world’s most adaptable click pen, the Ti Click.
Read MoreThis week, I wanted to highlight one of the best EDC key organizers on the market, the Keybar. It's beefy, rugged, yet still lightweight and iconic in design. So below you'll find three different takes on a pocket dump featuring various versions of the Keybar.
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Read MoreIt's safe to say titanium is a coveted material in the everyday carry community. There is speculation as to whether it's the best material for the job. For one, it isn't cheap. But it's half the weight of stainless steel and, man, it looks and feels great. So I threw together this all-titanium carry for some inspiration for your own EDC.
Read MoreKey organization is the weak point of many everyday carry setups. Carabiners are often clunky, heavy, or both. Key rings suck. And if you have a giant key fob, it only makes matters worse. Then you have the problem of small S-Biners coming unhooked when you don't want them to. (I've temporarily lost my keys countless times thanks to dual-gated carabiners.) Those are all problems the MSTR LINX aims to solve.
Read MoreA combination of titanium and luscious leather tones, I'm calling this one Minimalist Carry.
Read MoreEverything looks and feels better in titanium, doesn't it? It's more lightweight and stronger than steel and often bears a matte finish that's both supple and substantial. The James Brand just announced new editions of its County and Elko folders, which now come in titanium.
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