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    submitted by shelt Love your blog!  Here’s my EDC, after many generations… Bladeart Mission Wallet containing: - Spyderco Dragonfly2- Swisscard Pen- Swisstech 4-in-1 screwdriver- cards & cash  iPhone 4s in Ikonic Edge case (with eBay folding reading glasses)Lummi Raw NS 250/40 Lumen with green tritiumRolex Submarinersmall keyring with house and car key - not shown  Editor’s Note: Thanks for the love! Your carry looks to be well organized — good use of those multipurpose pouches for your gear. It’s always interesting to see those urban wallets and how people set theirs up. I also wanted to highlight that awesome Lummi light and how the Dfly is a good EDC blade. I see you want to keep your pen as barebones as possible (as do I), but for something a little sturdier and more comfortable (but still very compact) take a look at the Pilot Birdy Mini SS. I reviewed it here. Otherwise nice setup, thanks for sharing!
    submitted by 1samurai Did a bag dump for Strawfoot Handmade. No tools or anything, as I don’t really feel like a need any. Might get a knife eventually but right now this is all I need to have a good day. From left: Blistex(I’m addicted) IFA(liquorice pastille) LV Wallet Keys + Bank thing iPhone iPod Monster Turbine In-ear plugs Nintendo DSi XL A Good book(1Q84 right now) Moscot Lemtosh sunglasses Dog(Basset Artesien Normand) tries to fit in the bag Cheers, Marius Editor’s Note: I think you’re right, seeing that dog was all I needed to have a good day too. Thanks for sharing.
    submitted by rick Fossil trifold wallet with moleskine volant hidden inside.   Maui Jim Stingray Sunglasses.  Sanrenmu 704 with black blade.  Fixed snap shackle/county comm cable keeping essentials together.   mini maglight, Alox Rambler and County Comm delrin $20.00 keeper.  Classic Zebra 701 and Rotring Trio Essential multi pen with stylus.   Iphone 3gs cased in Mophie Juice Air.  Editor’s Note: Hey Rick, you have some good ideas in this carry here… It’s good to pair your pens with a moleskine, but also clever to tuck it away in your wallet (I’d just advise against sitting on it with that added thickness!). Good looks on opting for an inexpensive and practical snap shackle as your keychain, and I like that you separated the tools from the keys in a modular way. I have had some issues with cable rings carrying heavier kits, so beware of that. Lastly I wanted to highlight that SRM 704. It’s not the highest quality but it is still a really good value for under $10 or so as a beater EDC knife. My only issue with it is how quickly it gets dull… Thanks for sharing and carry on!
    submitted by cosplayshots I organized and changed up my EDC stuff today and thought it’d be cool to share. I’ve always struggled with not having enough pocket space for the stuff I want to carry, and I finally found the right small bag to clip onto my belt, at a Japanese bookstore, of all places. I use two #3 S-Biners, attached to D-rings on the back, to hang it from two belt loops over my front right pocket, which actually looks pretty decent despite how dorky it sounds in concept. So here’s the true pocket stuff: -Dosh Wallet-iPhone 4-Citizen Watch (Special edition based on the Navitach)-Spyderco Ladybug Salt-8GB Sony Flash Drive-Leatherman Micra-County Comm LED-County Comm Split Pea lighter-Car/house keys And then in the pouch: -Canon S90 w/ CameraLeather.com griptac kit-Leatherman Monarch 300-Lenspen MiniPro II I think the cheap pen, battery, etc are pretty obvious. I also keep my phone in the pouch when I’m carrying it. I’d really like to get a different light. I’m thinking Maratac AAA. I’d also consider a different main knife since the Spyderco is pretty small, I’d be interested to hear suggestions on a relatively affordable (not much more than $50) knife, which ideally would be one-handed openable, but wouldn’t have the kind of “tactical” look that freaks people out. I’ll also probably buy a short Space Pen and a very small notebook.  Oh, and I’ll see how the S-biner on the keys does. I’m not too worried since I carry in the pocket. Editor’s Note: Hey there! Your carry looks to be pretty thorough and it covers most functions you’d need as a cosplay photographer. Good job keeping it all organized in that pouch too (I have a similar one for my SD780 that I got at a bookstore inside a Mitsuwa as well). I like that grip mod on the S90. As for any upgrades to the carry, the Maratac should do fine and will keep your carry fairly light, but I think the newest models have done away with the ‘mid’ output mode and kept it high/low (but with better output). If you find your Ladybug too small, there’s always the H1 Dragonfly 2 which is slightly bigger but otherwise very similar to your current knife. Hope that helps, thanks for sharing!
    submitted by jamesmattison My everyday carry: Fifth&Brannan pocket square Marlboro Lights Vintage Dunhill lighter (eBay) Montblanc wallet with money clip (personalised by my three-year old daughter) Kaweco AL Sport fountain pen Car park gate pass Work entry card House key 2 x Lacie USB iamakeys Volkswagen Golf GTI key iPhone 4 Usually no knife or torch, but I have two Victorinox swiss army knifes; in my desk drawer at work and next to my bed at home. Love the site and now definitely thinking of investing in an Al Mar pocket knife Editor’s Note: Hi James, thanks for the support! You’ve got a good carry going with some great pieces — love the Speedy, vintage lighter and Kaweco. I see you have to deal with carrying those bulky key cards, I wish I knew of a better solution to slim that down. Otherwise, your carry is pretty streamlined albeit lacking a primary blade or multitool as you mentioned. Your phone should do okay as a torch in a pinch, but it couldn’t hurt to invest in a small 1xAAA light to throw onto your keys. Lastly, if you’re looking at Al Mar, I say go for it! I think they would fit into your carry quite nicely, functionally and aesthetically speaking. Thanks for sharing!
    submitted by Andy Z Recently stumbled upon this awesome site. Here’s my simple yet effective solution for my EDC: -Samsung/Google Nexus S-Dockers Tri-fold Leather Wallet-Zebra G-301-Keys (along with LaCie iamaKey 8GB flash drive)-Maratac AAA LED Flashlight-Benchmade 551 Griptilian Editor’s Note: Hi Andy, I’m glad you enjoy the site. Taking a look at your loadout, I’d say you definitely got it right in your “simple yet effective” approach. You’ve made plenty of good choices here — a notably popular EDC light that weighs very little and uses common batteries, a great EDC blade, a simple but sturdy pen, and an uncluttered keyring with some sturdy hardware. I think you could refine the EDC a little more if you went for a slimmer wallet (see if you can get away with just carrying cards and cash!) and maybe try modding your Zebra to all stainless steel parts (I’m not sure if the G-301 is compatible with this popular mod, and you might be trying to preserve the black/steel scheme)… Otherwise, good job and thanks for sharing with us.
    submitted by Tim Love the site. I check it out daily. Here is my EDC:Sunwayman V10R Ti Flashlight - This is a great little light. It has variable brightness from 1-210 lumen. I also have the AA extender so it can use AA or CR123A. It is tough, light and looks great. Saddleback Leather Wallet Sleeve - I am always on the lookout for a slim wallet and have gone through quite a few and this is my favorite so far. The leather quality is fantastic, and I only carry 4 cards with me so it is barley noticeable in my pocket.iPhone 4 - Can’t live without this, connects me to the world.Benchmade Doug Ritter Mini-RSK Mk1 Knife -  Basically a mini Griptilian with S30V steel and a great handle. Stands up to anything I throw at it and looks good doing it.Omega Speed Master Professional Watch - I’ve been through a few watches but I think I have finally found my “one”. I love the tough hand wound movement, great looks, classic lines and feel on the wrist. It’s designed to go to space so I am sure it can handle anything I can throw at it. Editor’s Note: Hi Tim, thanks for your support. I just want to say you have an excellent EDC, and I appreciate your taste in both aesthetics, practicality and quality. The V10R looks to have a great user interface, the battery versatility as you mentioned, and it sure is a looker. The Saddleback is renowned for its durability and opting for a slimmer type of wallet is better to carry, especially if you keep it in your back pocket. Good choice on the Ritter minigrip as you get a premium steel on a great EDC knife (its blade shape, length, lock, handle and clip). The scale color is perhaps not as low key but at least it’s got a friendlier, colorful appearance that should also help with visibility if you need to grab it quickly. Lastly, gorgeous watch… Wear it well and in good health! Thanks for sharing.
    submitted by derwal Damn, looking at all that EDC pics, I bet Sherlock Holmes could read it all. Seems like some guys are pretty knive-obsessed, I really wonder why no one seriously carries a straight razor… This is the EDC of a german Industrial Designer/Photographer/Musician: Ray Ban Clubmaster - classic eyebrow glasses Zippo lighter - great beer bottle opener for a Gentleman Moleskine Sketchbook - quite essential for a creative dude, I use it heavily during my daily commute for doodling all types of thoughts Lamy 408 pen - contains 3 colors; I love sketching w/ a ball pen, because you can start doodling very light and get bolder lines by pushing the pen harder ring - boy I left that one at someone’s house recently and was dogged by bad luck ‘til I got the ring back… Carhartt wallet - threw away the original chain and replaced it w/ this anchor chain I bought at some biker store 15 years ago Seiko SKX007K - apologies for the NATO strap. Change it to a shark mesh bracelet from time to time tough. Never been happier w/ a watch. AKG In-ears - ‘cause that Apple headset is pure crap… Leatherman Micra - not enough knife for a proper picnic, but just perfect for my EDC; love the scissors LiteXpress Mini Palm 101 light - 21 Lumen of awesomeness, uses standard batteries bike and house keys - all w/ light ‘n Leatherman it’s barely suitable to carry in your pant pocket without looking like a pusher… Fuji X100 camera - I taped the cam black, so it looks crappy and less like a show off Editor’s Note: Derwal, knives are incredibly useful tools for many contributors here (although for others, their admiration and passion for knife collecting might outweigh the actual practical need for a knife, but no problem with that). I know you’re joking, but carrying a straight razor is illegal pretty much everywhere and one wouldn’t be practical for EDC use (lack of a hard lock, weird grip ergonomics for cutting like a knife, blunted tip, etc). I don’t mean to knock SRs though, I will admit I’m personally a fan of gourmet wet shaving! It’s just not suitable for EDC. Anyway, onto your carry — the loadout is very coherent and appropriate for your line of work, so good job for putting all that thought into it. I like the notebook and the multipen, especially for creative work. Nice keychain setup too, but if you find yourself struggling to tame your pocket bulge, consider a P7 suspension clip. It lets you hang your keychain, suspended in your pocket, so it doesn’t bunch up at the bottom of your pocket and carries a little slimmer and more comfortably. Lastly, nice touches on the X100 with the gaffer tape and the black strap on the watch. Makes for a more subdued look! Thanks for sharing.
    submitted by Sergiu M This is what I have in my pockets today: *Samsung Galaxy GT-I9000*Fossil tan bi-fold wallet*Spyderco Dragonfly VG10*Marcello C Nettuno 3 watch on a Shell Cordovan nr. 8 leather NATO strap*Zippo lighter I recently repaired my Olympus DSLR and even though I have yet to learn how to use it properly, I hope this picture is a bit closer to the high standard of the great submissions on your blog. Editor’s Note: Nice carry here — albeit even more minimal than most (no keyring?). The Dfly is a nice little EDC knife, I love the blade shape on it. I don’t see leather NATO straps very often, but the pairing of the cordovan and that dark green bezel is awesome! That finish on your Zippo looks great too. I’ll assume your smartphone has an LED flashlight in it, otherwise a light could help round out the rest of your carry. Thanks for sharing!
    submitted by Ben Hello Bernard! I love your blog, and your personal efficient take on EDC.  Over the past couple years I have spent hours perusing your archives, and have found out about a lot of great gadgets thanks to you. I am a 24 year old blue collar kid from Colorado.  I have been putting myself through school and am finally about to get my undergraduate in philosophy from the University of Colorado Boulder. I have been collecting knives, flashlights, and fun things since the ripe old age of 6, and have worked very hard for almost every piece in my collection.  Here are a few things that I carry on a regular basis, albeit not all at once :) -Muyshondt Aeon from Enrique’s last neutral tint run-McGizmo Sundrop 3S-Mac’s Customs Copper Tri EDC in neutral.-Mike Alsdorf custom slipjoint-Chris English Z automatic-Spyderco Caly 3-Chris Reeve large regular Sebenza and sheath made by my uncle-Handkerchief that I found in my grandma’s house when we moved her out.-Makr Carry Goods wallet-MiNI CR2 from the original warm run with a great super warm tint (~3000k) and an orange cadet attached to a split ring with McGizmo clips.  I usually have a car key on here too.-keys-phone-not pictured: notepad, pen, or chapstick Thanks!Ben Editor’s Note: Hi Ben, thanks for the kind words. Lovely collection you’ve got! I see you have discerning taste when it comes to flashlights — great variety of options, and it’s nice to see some love for warmer tints. For most EDCers, I would say color rendition isn’t critically important, but it sure does make real life usage more pleasing, in my opinion anyway. I also like the variety in your knives’ blade lengths, lock types, handle material, styling, and so on. You can’t really go wrong with those. The Mini CR2 x Alox Cadet pairing is great too. I personally find a highly efficient twisty light and a SAK make a great backup system, and you’ve got just that plus some cordage for retrieval and grip retention. Lastly, that wallet looks great — although if I had one, I’d probably experiment with using it as a small gear pouch. Thanks for sharing your collection of high quality, eclectic gear. From a recent graduate myself, congrats on finishing your undergrad! Work hard and save often.
    Editor’s Note: Hi everyone, I’ll be going to the Philippines for a couple of weeks to address some family matters and I am not sure of the internet situation yet, so I apologize in advance if the posting frequency on the site becomes less consistent. To try to make it up to you, here’s a little shot of what I’ll likely be carrying overseas: Polarized sunglasses Rockboxed Sansa Clip+ w/ 32gb microSD Playing Cards Microfiber towel (for phone, gadgets, glasses and intense perspiration) Headporter Hip Pack 4sevens Quark 123 Ti iPhone 4S anti-theft device Pilot Birdy Mini SS and SS Sharpie My attempt at a paleo trail mix Victorinox Super Tinker with 550 lanyard (should cover all the tools I need) Seiko SNN215 on Grey NATO (Adjustable strap in case I swell up from the heat and/or consumption of rice) USB to mini USB, spare CR123a battery, SS peanut lighter Handkerchief (I’ve been told it’s hot in the Philippines) iPhone charger (I’ll pick up a universal adapter when I land) Shure SE530 custom remolds, vintage leather belt pouch I’d likely be carrying this pack with my camera, or inside of my RUSH 24. My RUSH24 will keep a compact spare change of clothes, a compact umbrella, my laptop and charger, a book, and so on… I’d prefer to have a less “tactical” look and a more fobby asian look just to blend in better I guess! I don’t anticipate needing too much gear as I’ll be in the city, and as I’m not sure of the knife laws exactly, I’ll play it safe with a SAK. Anyway, thanks for looking. If I see cool gear during my travels, it’ll likely end up on @carrygram!
    submitted by Matt542 First off, really like the site. Perhaps similar to others, I have a slight pre-occupation with little gadgets, and an awareness of the objects I carry with me on a daily basis. I found your site while looking to replace the LED Lenser K3 on my keys, and have since then lost a substantial amount of time trawling through previous submissions.  Anyway, I finally decided to photograph my EDC, but have also included those objects I carry on my person on a daily basis while at work (UK Paramedic). Thanks for the site, and keep up the good work. The lower row is my ‘true’ daily carry, from left to right: iPhone4 with slim black hi-gloss rubber case (micro-fibre cloth carried between case and back of phone). Freecom 16GB USB databar Papermate ComfortMate Ultra 1.0M black Moleskine diary Old Solo watch I found in an antiques market Keys, with 4sevens Quark MiniX 123, Gerber Shard, and Leatherman Style Leather Wallet, which I’d like to replace, but can’t find anything I truly like. Upper Row is my additional carry when at work. Left to right: TuffCut Shears with lanyard on handle - to secure safely in pocket (looped over earpieces of stethoscope) as I’ve lost countless pairs. Casio F-91W. This replaces my wristwatch and sits on my belt (“naked” from elbow down policy at work). It’s bum-basic, easy to disinfect and cheap to replace. Peli VersaBrite 3. Clips onto loops on my shirt/fleece – really useful for leaving my hands free for completing paperwork/or not falling down steps at night with poor lighting and hands full. Leather belt radio clip. iPhone FM radio transmitter. Allows me to play my iPod via the ambulance radio. Pen torch (for pupillary responses)…as no one likes 100 lumens in the face. Fenix LD10 R5. Love it, although have contemplated replacing with a CR123 battery powered torch, but AA’s are supplied free at work. SAK Spartan, endlessly useful. Littmann Classic II SE stethoscope. Editor’s Note: Hi Matt, thanks for the kind words, and for sharing a carry unique to you profession for us to enjoy. Your “true” EDC is set up just fine — Fairly minimal, good utility on your keychain and you managed to do it despite the more strict UK knife laws. Your work carry is especially interesting and refreshing to see! The retrieval cordage on your shears is very clever and looks like it would work great to quickly let you get to work, which is important in your profession as a paramedic. The LD10 should stay in your carry if you love it and batteries are free, in my opinion. Some CR123 lights are much brighter but these days you can even get away with something like the EagleTac D25A clicky, which is very compact and bright for a 1xAA light. Otherwise, everything looks great. The one thing that struck me was that you didn’t include a ‘rescue tool,’ with a glass breaker, seatbelt cutter and so on, but if those aren’t necessary in your line of work, forgive me. Thanks for sharing!
    submitted by andyroo Usual workday carry.  Moleskine Caran D’ache pen Keys w/ sak, atwood tool, and lumintop worm light Wallet Citizen watch iPhone4 in Saddleback case Emerson Mini A-100 Editor’s Note: Very nice, I especially like your keychain setup with the SAK, Atwood and Lumintop. That’s some great versatility and utility in a streamlined package. The little gate clip with your car keys lets you detach your main tools when in use and alleviates strain on your ignition. The Caran d’Ache pen is beautiful, and I like that you carry a notebook to use it with (I see a lot of ‘one or the other’ for some reason). Lastly, the Mini A-100 is one of those rare successful combinations of clean looks, rugged and tactical qualities, and a useful blade shape, making it a great EDC blade. Thanks for sharing!
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