Awesome Edc

The perfect place to store your collection of blades, this rugged waxed canvas roll protects and organizes them in one neat and tidy place. Holds seven knives plus the included sharpening stone. Pockets measure 3.5″ deep.

These days, most of us carry a smartphone or tablet, but they’re still not ideal for jotting down notes or sketches. That’s why we still carry a notebook. Everyday Carry rounded up some of the best little notebooks for you to choose from. Though they did miss one of our favorites.

The textured handle on this Italian-made flipper knife looks amazing in G-10 or titanium, but it’s the Palissandro Santos wood version that appeals to us most. Its recurved 3.5″ blade is made from Bohler N690Co stainless steel, and is ideal for both piercing and cutting tasks.

When it comes to survival, there are few items more critical to have at the ready than a knife, a flashlight, and a way to tell time without your smartphone. Our pals over at Everyday Carry assembled 10 ready-to-go gear combos for every budget and situation.

Whether you take pills every day, or just need some on hand in a pinch, keep your meds handy at all times with one of these durable waterproof metal containers. They come in a wide variety of sizes, in both stainless and titanium.

So you’ve got a cool pen and it runs out of ink. You could just buy any old refill, or you could follow Everyday Carry’s advice to help you pick a great smooth-writing instrument that won’t let you down. Our inexpensive pick is the Pilot G2, but those Schmidt cartridges are fantastic.

We’ve seen lots of multitools, but the Talon features one of the smartest designs yet. It has 17 tools, one of which functions as a handle for a 1/4″ hex socket. It’s TSA-friendly, and built from a from a sturdy, lightweight composite that won’t scratch stuff in your pocket.

If you carry just one tool in your bag, let it be Vouke’s combination flashlight and bladed multitool. It’a got a bright CREE LED lamp, and six versatile blades for everything from fishing to cutting wood, opening bottles and cans, and tightening nuts and screws.

If you’ve never experienced geocaching, you’re missing out on a fantastic adventure, as you explore the world with your GPS in search of hidden containers filled with souvenirs. Everyday Carry provides a list of essential gear for your treasure hunting missions.

Outfit your kit with the latest and greatest gear, courtesy of our pals at Everyday Carry. Their latest selection includes some awesome tools, knives, a rugged timepiece, and places to carry them all. That Gamblemade Gatekeeper is the one carabiner to rule them all.

We love how the black oxide finish on Kershaw’s folding knife makes the stainless steel blade virtually blend in with the handle. Offers a fast, safe opening mechanism, and a pocket clip for quick and reliable access. Blade length: 3.5in, closed: 4.5in, open: 7.9in.

There are thousands of cool looking knives on the market, but many of the artisan designed models are quite expensive. Our good pals over at Everyday Carry have got you covered with their picks for eight great knives which mere mortals can afford.

Wazoo Survival Gear’s smartly designed belt can pack a complete survival and utility kit in its band. It works as a money belt, and is available loaded with cords, zip ties, safety pins, bandages, trail markers, a compass, bottle opener, and much more.

Nebo’s LED EDC provides an impromptu ambient light source anywhere you go. They’re cheap enough to leave attached to each of your bags, winter coats, and anywhere else you can clip a carabiner. Made from anodized aluminum, they’re both water and impact resistant.

With all of the gadgets we’re carrying these days, it’s impossible to travel without a backup battery pack. Our pals at Everyday Carry picked out six of the best ways to keep your devices juiced up anytime, anywhere. We need to run out and buy that AUKEY pack now.

A pen that’s ready to come to your aid, whether through written word or action, the Double Duty Tactical Pen 1.5 offers both a Fisher Space Pen tip for writing, and sharp point for self-defense. Made from machined aluminum, with a knurled grip that works for holding either tool.

JHO Knives‘ slimline, 2mm thick blade is surprisingly grippy, and capable of slicing through a 1-inch thick book with ease. It’s made from S35VN steel, and fits neatly in your wallet. Comes with a sheath made of tear-proof and water resistant paper.

Want to know the latest and greatest gear for every adventure life has to throw at you? Head on over to Everyday Carry and check out their latest collection of top trends in the world of EDC. We absolutely love JHO’s “The Nug” knife, but sadly it’s sold out already.

5.11 Tactical’s lightweight tool is perfect for first responders, police officers, or anyone who ever faces emergencies. It cuts seatbelt webbing, can pry open doors and windows, and has an oxygen key. Comes with a rigid sheath for belt, boot, or MOLLE, and a breakaway neck chain.

It’s time to head back to classes, and while many notes are take on laptops and tablets these days, sometimes nothing beats a pen or pencil. Everyday Carry picks some of the best writing instruments for the task. That Lamy Safari fountain pen looks awesome.

An LED keychain light designed to look like a bullet casing. Offers 130 lumens of brightness, and is IPX-8 waterproof. While the two-toned brass and copper version is more authentic looking, it’s hard for us to resist anything made of titanium. Guess we’ll just have to buy both.

A fantastic looking fixed-blade made for quick and ready access. Its blade and handle are formed from a single piece of N690 Cobalt high performance powder steel. Carries in a handmade leather sheath by Ansø and Vox. Blade is 2.6″ long, with an overall 5.4″ length.

Designed for law enforcement personnel, Cold Steel’s durable, locking EDC knife is at the ready for whatever task you throw its way. It’s got a super sharp 3.5″ drop point blade, a sturdy, easy to grip G-10 handle. Save 53% in The Awesomer Shop.