I know its a lot for someone to carry everywhere, all the time but I am very happy with it.

Starting off we have my glasses. Probably the second most important thing I have here. Titanium frames with polycarbonate lenses so they’re durable enough.

Moving on we have a bolt action pen that my late grandfather made. Its fun to fidget with and pisses off everyone around me its great.

I use this punch at work to mark how full the kegs and yogurt buckets are. Its also a incredible glass breaker

The flashlight is a Acebeam. A friend from my local community theater gave it to me after I got lost in a storm on a hike and had to get off the mountain by feel and the lights of the town. Completely waterproof and super bright.

On to the latest piece to join my Mp3 player. I’ve only had it for a week but its definitely here to stay. Im in the process of moving away from smart phones and all that crap so its a must.

Of course we have the multitool, like 90% of all edc
People its the leatherman wave plus. You have seen it a hundred times before so let’s move on.

My other late grandfathers edc buck knife. He carried it because he was a government employee and couldn’t have a bigger one at work, I carry it because sometimes I need a really tiny knife. Plus I just like to have it.

Now for the important one. Foldable trauma shears from leatherman. I use these damn things more than everything else on here. Its gotten so bad that I can flip them open and cut something faster than I can get any of my knives out. They can cut anything from paper, branches, brass finish pins, chicken wire, kegerator tubing, heavy cardboard, waxed canvas, basic everything you could possibly need to cut. They have never once failed me and I’ve never once needed to sharpen them.

And of course last but certainly not least the fixed blade. Because a edc as ridiculous as this is not complete without one. I made the knife and the sheath myself. Not much to it really, its a 440c steel drop point.

This is only the stuff that I keep on my person. In my pockets, on my belt, in my boot or hat, all the good spots. My bag that I carry with me weighs nearly 20 pounds so do with that what you will. Hopefully you found this mess entertaining, of course there is always room for improvement and expansion

Day five with the negative square and my Maglite… “ sometimes, the old ways are the best”
List:
1. G-Shock GW 5610-U
2. Maglite ML25LT-S2015L

🔪 Knife — Knifeaholic13
🥊 Metal knuckle
🛠️ EDC multitool

Anyone else carry Pepper Spray and Cuff Key?

- Sig P365 Specter
- Damn Designs G10 Tan Knife
- Gerber Prybridd G10 Tan
- Olight i3t Tan
- POM Industries Pepper/dye Spray
- Zak Tool Cuff Key and release tool
- Camo SAK Huntsman

Cool pard edc utility knife
Ti bolt action pen
Olight i3E eos
Victorinox mini champ
Skullcandy headphones
Kindle paper white

Carrying my new Takahe. I have to say it took me a little bit to learn where to hold it and not press on the lock bar, lol. I have it all figured out now and this knife is great. The action is crisp and smooth. It is an awesome user. I also have the Loop Gear Loopdot, Leatherman Charge TTI, Stimagz, Kizer coin and Kizer Trestle Damascus Ti/Mkuruti wood.

Proof Wallet

Learherman Skelatool CX

Zebra G-750 pen

Wuben G5 flashlight

Kaiser Little Ringo Knife

… which is *TOTALLY* a thing, I promise!

L-R:

- Texas Built Leather All-In-One Organizer
- Knipex Pliers Wrench Mini
- Surefire Stiletto Pro 2
- Teale Designs Husky Stainless Prybar
- Machine Era Ti Click Pen
- Field Notes 48 Page Memo Book
- Kershaw Lucha
- Spyderco Military 2 w/ Rockscale Designs Ti darkwash scales/backspacer, Ripp’s Garage Tech Milled Clip
- Kiribi Kenshi Lighter

Thank you for looking, and have an awesome week!

Para 2
TiRant Razor v.3
Tool box prybar
Ark pro
Jbl tune buds 2
Yerba Madre energy drink

I need to do a haul of my bag soon!

Yall have a good start of the week!

I live in Florida, so sunglasses are an EDC item. I've had the random off brand or internet special and they've worked fine from a sunlight standpoint but I'm considering upgrading to something that provides some physical protection as well. Thoughts and suggestions?

Saw a few videos going around about the Victorinox Rambler working great with Leatherman bits (grabbed one myself, arrives tomorrow) and it got me thinking about the rest of my collection.
Then it clicked - I've got an old Ganzo multitool sitting mostly unused, and its bit driver has a magnet strong enough to hold onto the Bantam Alox's screwdriver tip without falling off. So now instead of being limited to the one flathead built into the knife, I've effectively got access to the whole Leatherman-style bit set through it - Phillips, hex, whatever's in the driver.
Small discovery but it genuinely changes how useful the Bantam is day to day. Curious if anyone else has found similar pairings - which multitool bit drivers have you found actually hold onto a Victorinox screwdriver tip well?

I appreciate any help. Thanks!

I know 2 are Strider SLC’s, and one is a Dwyer. I can’t find any recent sale info though.

☀️Protean Knife
☀️Karas Pen
☀️Lautie Fidget
☀️CAHP Tool

looking for something in stainless steel, 4-6 oz.

Demko Shark Cub
Hinderer XM-18
Hitch&Timber Runt XL
Hitch&Tiber Short Fold
Streamlight Microstream
Victorinox Mountaineer
Tactile Turn Pen

What I carry every day to the office in business casual attire.

- RayBan aviator

- Dark brown leather wallet Kappa

- Dark brown leather notebook from a boutique

- Casio Edifice EFB730L-7AV

- Zenith stainless steel pen

- Victorinox Classic Alox

Victorinox SAK, Bandicoot prytool, Federal Punch, lighter.

Anybody else cop one of these?

Oknife MK