EDC

Everyday Carry, or EDC, generally refers to small items or gadgets worn, carried, or made available in pockets, holsters, or bags on a daily basis to manage common tasks or for use in unexpected situations or emergencies. In a broader sense, it is a lifestyle, discipline, or philosophy of preparedness.

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submitted by gary Great website.. I’ve learned from looking at others posts. I only carry 1 of each item, but decided to show alternates/backups.  Leather iPhone 4 case and wallet. 4Sevens quark MiNi AA squared R5.  Seiko Dive Watch (SKA413).  Seiko Diver Watch (SRP043K2) Victorinox Pioneer (black alox scales). Editor’s Note: Thanks for the kind words, Gary. I’m glad you’ve learned a thing or two from the site. It’s interesting to see the “two is one, one is none” adage taken quite literally here, but I do agree it’s worth investing in backups especially if the gear is affordable and works really well for you, like these items here. I’ve always been a fan of the Quark MiNi paired with some kind of Swiss Army Knife for an affordable, versatile and minimalist EDC option, and I think Seiko makes some great affordable watches for EDC as well, so I’m glad to see those in your rotation. Despite owning backups for your core EDC I find it interesting that you don’t carry backup tools on your keychain for added redundancy, but that also contributes to streamline your carry overall (as does the wallet/phone case combination). Thanks for sharing!

submitted by gary

Great website.. I’ve learned from looking at others posts. I only carry 1 of each item, but decided to show alternates/backups. 

  • Leather iPhone 4 case and wallet.
  • 4Sevens quark MiNi AA squared R5. 
  • Seiko Dive Watch (SKA413). 
  • Seiko Diver Watch (SRP043K2)
  • Victorinox Pioneer (black alox scales).

Editor’s Note: Thanks for the kind words, Gary. I’m glad you’ve learned a thing or two from the site. It’s interesting to see the “two is one, one is none” adage taken quite literally here, but I do agree it’s worth investing in backups especially if the gear is affordable and works really well for you, like these items here. I’ve always been a fan of the Quark MiNi paired with some kind of Swiss Army Knife for an affordable, versatile and minimalist EDC option, and I think Seiko makes some great affordable watches for EDC as well, so I’m glad to see those in your rotation. Despite owning backups for your core EDC I find it interesting that you don’t carry backup tools on your keychain for added redundancy, but that also contributes to streamline your carry overall (as does the wallet/phone case combination). Thanks for sharing!

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    This this EDC seems seems a bit redundant. Approved. Approved.

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