#94637 - 05/14/07 07:02 PM
Re: what is your every day carry? part three
[Re: JIM]
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And it's not just a jacket, it is really an EDC System! I love modular designs and magnet closures. The only problem is that it's easy to get lost in 52 pockets and compartments sometimes  .
Edited by Alex (05/14/07 07:05 PM)
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#98985 - 07/03/07 12:52 AM
Re: what is your every day carry? part three
[Re: Alex]
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lets see some more pictures! I will post one shortly!
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#99025 - 07/03/07 04:28 AM
Re: what is your every day carry? part three
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Ron,
What is the organge thing on top of your wallet?
Teacher That's a refillable butane lighter. It's made by Solo. It has a nice strong jet flame, good in windy conditions, and it has a little heft to it, because of the metal case. It's been dropped plenty of times and still works! A couple other nice features are the mirror inside the cap (small, but, it would attract attention) and a compass on top. (Again, just a small button compass, but it is liquid filled and surprisingly accurate.) I think I bought it at West Marine actually, a few years ago. Wind is a big problem on boats, I bought it for fusing the ends of lines when doing splicing on the boat, but, it has become a regular item for me now, rather than just on the boat. I bought one of those. It was a Coleman brand and it died shortly after I bought it.
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#99074 - 07/04/07 12:46 AM
Re: what is your every day carry? part three
[Re: aloha]
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I bought one of those. It was a Coleman brand and it died shortly after I bought it.
Sorry to hear that, I wonder if it's made by the same folks? Did it have an accident? Mine is made by Solo. I guess Coleman probably could have rebranded it, or it could be another manufacturer. Mine's still giving good service, and really has been banged around alot. I use a premium butane to refill it, but, other than that, haven't done anything to it. I see that they are no longer sold at West Marine, but, you can get them from Basegear: http://www.basegear.com/soloadventurer.htmlSorry that you had trouble with yours from Coleman, but, they may just replace it if you bring it back. We have a Coleman outlet near us that took back a tent that had a defect, a defect that was severely stressed due to some Boy Scouts that aren't patient with tent zippers. Still, they took it back with a smile and gave us a new one.
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#99126 - 07/04/07 04:58 PM
Re: what is your every day carry? part three
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Looks like I'm a little late to join this thread, but it seems like a good place for my first post. My EDC stuff is less "survival" gear than it is "crap I use all the time and don't want to go hunting for."  Here's the list:Keychain w/ quick detach for car keys Kershaw Titanium handle folder Bucktool standard Business card case w/ cards and 2gb U3 USB flash drive 8-LED mini flashlight w/ laser pointer Cell phone w/ 1.2mp camera (on a belt clip) Bluetooth headset (belt holster from folding reading glasses) Digital pedometer Wallet Mini pillbox with daily meds + ibuprofin & Imodium When at work I often add a mechanical pencil and Post-It pad to my shirt pocket.
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#99135 - 07/04/07 06:48 PM
Re: what is your every day carry? part three
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Nice EDC and welcome to the forum!!
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#99978 - 07/16/07 04:57 PM
Re: what is your every day carry? part three
[Re: JIM]
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Over the weekend I visited my local REI for the first time and picked up a few odds and ends (no, really, I only spent $16 total!) My favorite is the Swiss-Tech ScrewzAll, a tiny solid stainless steel tool with 4 rather robust little screwdrivers on it that are far superior to those on my Bucktool. I added it to my EDC by attaching it to my keychain. http://www.rei.com/product/744339Best part about this little gem: the price, a modest $5.
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#100020 - 07/17/07 05:06 AM
Re: what is your every day carry? part three
[Re: Todd W]
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Does anyone come to realize they carry to much and forget what they have???? I never forget what I EDC. It's all in my pockets, so I see it every day when I put on my pants, plus I use it all on a regular basis, otherwise I wouldn't bother carrying it. Sometimes I forget what I have in my briefcase, but that's because I don't use it all every day.
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