Here's my Weekend carry - (Image removed from quote.)Work day carry - (Image removed from quote.)Sent from my Huawei Mate 8 via Tapatalk
Quote from: PPCAPache on June 05, 2016, 02:55:10 AMHere's my Weekend carry - (Image removed from quote.)Work day carry - (Image removed from quote.)Sent from my Huawei Mate 8 via TapatalkNice set up, where you been hiding?
Quote from: HarleyXJGuy on May 16, 2016, 01:52:33 AMQuote from: Toolslinger on May 15, 2016, 10:24:45 PMQuote from: Subterranean on May 15, 2016, 07:49:56 PMI am still experimenting with my EDC gear, rotating items every week to see what suits me best.This is my current all-chrome EDC (sorry for crappy cell phone pic):A cheap Zippo clone (damn fuel evaporation!), a cheap 3AA 9 LED flashlight (which is surprisingly sturdy and bright for like 5$), my current SwissTool (I absolutely love it) and Casio MTP 1308 (affordable yet great watch).I wish I could find reasonably priced butane jet lighters in a Zippo-like metal case - I hate having to refill the lighter every three or four days because of the fuel evaporation. An original Zippo I had before also suffered from that problem. Nice EDC. For the Zippo, you can get butane replacement inserts in soft flame or torch. There are two brands that I have seen: Thunderbird and Z-Plus. I have Z-Plus in Torch and Flame versions and like the torch best.Pictures or it didn't happen.Here you go.Torch insert in a MSM Death Mechanic shell and Flame insert in a standard Black Crackle shell.Correction to my earlier post on brand: The Torch insert is Z-Plus and the Flame insert is Thunderbird.
Quote from: Toolslinger on May 15, 2016, 10:24:45 PMQuote from: Subterranean on May 15, 2016, 07:49:56 PMI am still experimenting with my EDC gear, rotating items every week to see what suits me best.This is my current all-chrome EDC (sorry for crappy cell phone pic):A cheap Zippo clone (damn fuel evaporation!), a cheap 3AA 9 LED flashlight (which is surprisingly sturdy and bright for like 5$), my current SwissTool (I absolutely love it) and Casio MTP 1308 (affordable yet great watch).I wish I could find reasonably priced butane jet lighters in a Zippo-like metal case - I hate having to refill the lighter every three or four days because of the fuel evaporation. An original Zippo I had before also suffered from that problem. Nice EDC. For the Zippo, you can get butane replacement inserts in soft flame or torch. There are two brands that I have seen: Thunderbird and Z-Plus. I have Z-Plus in Torch and Flame versions and like the torch best.Pictures or it didn't happen.
Quote from: Subterranean on May 15, 2016, 07:49:56 PMI am still experimenting with my EDC gear, rotating items every week to see what suits me best.This is my current all-chrome EDC (sorry for crappy cell phone pic):A cheap Zippo clone (damn fuel evaporation!), a cheap 3AA 9 LED flashlight (which is surprisingly sturdy and bright for like 5$), my current SwissTool (I absolutely love it) and Casio MTP 1308 (affordable yet great watch).I wish I could find reasonably priced butane jet lighters in a Zippo-like metal case - I hate having to refill the lighter every three or four days because of the fuel evaporation. An original Zippo I had before also suffered from that problem. Nice EDC. For the Zippo, you can get butane replacement inserts in soft flame or torch. There are two brands that I have seen: Thunderbird and Z-Plus. I have Z-Plus in Torch and Flame versions and like the torch best.
I am still experimenting with my EDC gear, rotating items every week to see what suits me best.This is my current all-chrome EDC (sorry for crappy cell phone pic):A cheap Zippo clone (damn fuel evaporation!), a cheap 3AA 9 LED flashlight (which is surprisingly sturdy and bright for like 5$), my current SwissTool (I absolutely love it) and Casio MTP 1308 (affordable yet great watch).I wish I could find reasonably priced butane jet lighters in a Zippo-like metal case - I hate having to refill the lighter every three or four days because of the fuel evaporation. An original Zippo I had before also suffered from that problem.
Quote from: Toolslinger on May 16, 2016, 02:43:33 AMQuote from: HarleyXJGuy on May 16, 2016, 01:52:33 AMQuote from: Toolslinger on May 15, 2016, 10:24:45 PMQuote from: Subterranean on May 15, 2016, 07:49:56 PMI am still experimenting with my EDC gear, rotating items every week to see what suits me best.This is my current all-chrome EDC (sorry for crappy cell phone pic):A cheap Zippo clone (damn fuel evaporation!), a cheap 3AA 9 LED flashlight (which is surprisingly sturdy and bright for like 5$), my current SwissTool (I absolutely love it) and Casio MTP 1308 (affordable yet great watch).I wish I could find reasonably priced butane jet lighters in a Zippo-like metal case - I hate having to refill the lighter every three or four days because of the fuel evaporation. An original Zippo I had before also suffered from that problem. Nice EDC. For the Zippo, you can get butane replacement inserts in soft flame or torch. There are two brands that I have seen: Thunderbird and Z-Plus. I have Z-Plus in Torch and Flame versions and like the torch best.Pictures or it didn't happen.Here you go.Torch insert in a MSM Death Mechanic shell and Flame insert in a standard Black Crackle shell.Correction to my earlier post on brand: The Torch insert is Z-Plus and the Flame insert is Thunderbird.I have the Z-Plus, used it for maybe a couple months before it stopped working. I'm not sure if it was due to the quality of the fluid I was using which was Ronson IIRC. Needless to say I wasn't too impressed.
Just tok a pic of my EDC today.(Image removed from quote.)The tools vary and rotate but the type of tool or knife tends to remain the same, and remains in the same pocket or carry position(Image removed from quote.)Different blades for different uses(Image removed from quote.)
Quote from: ThePeacent on June 09, 2016, 07:38:45 PMJust tok a pic of my EDC today.(Image removed from quote.)The tools vary and rotate but the type of tool or knife tends to remain the same, and remains in the same pocket or carry position(Image removed from quote.)Different blades for different uses(Image removed from quote.)Nice setup! Which big sak is that? Also the vice grip tool and what is the blade with the yellow handle?? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Keep calm and carry blue stuff (Image removed from quote.)
Quote from: maba on June 19, 2016, 12:43:33 AMKeep calm and carry blue stuff (Image removed from quote.)Nice color scheme! Gotta love a themed EDC.
This evenings carry, dropping my daughter off at her dance class. (Image removed from quote.)Sent from my Huawei Mate 8 via Tapatalk
(Image removed from quote.)- Glock 43 in Uncle Mike's size 4 pocket holster- spare magazine in kydex belt holster by kytexgear.com- Streamlight Stylus Pro 2xAAA light (Eneloop rechargable batteries)- SOG mini Aegis knife (deep clip, super light weight, spring assist, perfect blade shape)- Victorinox Explorer Plus (the Queen Mother of 4-layer SAKs)- mini SharpieI occasionally carry Fox 2 oz. pepper spray (cone pattern, flip top).Everything rides in my pockets, except the spare magazine on the belt. Part of the fun is aiming toward maximum utility in minimal size. I could go smaller, but utility suffers: .380 instead of 9mm, shorter burn time on a 1xAAA light, fewer tools on the SAK, etc.
Is that a Glock in your pocket or are you just happy to see me?
I'm in, this is my daily EDC.(Image removed from quote.)Sent from my SM-J500G using Tapatalk
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