#140477 - 07/20/08 07:45 PM
Re: what is your every day carry? part three
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#140502 - 07/20/08 10:50 PM
Re: what is your every day carry? part three
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Speaking of 14 year olds heres what I usually carry Leatherman charge tti wallet bandana cell phone ~20 dollars cash book of matches (only cuz their free at 7-11) Face Mask (especially to the beach, the lifguards' ones are disgusting, I bring my own) pair of gloves (with face mask) I-pod pack of gum (im addicted) n wallet saftey pins some bandaids alcohol pads ibuprofin CPR/AED/First aid Certs Credit card tool thing o yeah, I do have a bag for the stuff like my gum and ipod and facemask... the bag never leaves my side
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#140591 - 07/21/08 03:06 PM
Re: what is your every day carry? part three
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Here's mine:  On key ring (not in pic): Photon LED microlight Tweezers Knife, file, bottle opener, screwdriver, scissors Mini prybar P38 Can opener 4 Gigabyte Flash USB Pill fob with Tinder Ferro rod (2 ft braided 550) In Wallet: 100 dollar bill 3x3 bandage Alcohol pad Paper clip Safety pin Ear plugs Color Copies of passports Calling card Needle and thread in a card 12x12 inch tin foil Signal mirror Calling card 2 Quarters On belt: Leatherman Wave Tool Phone/PDA In Pocket: Handkerchief
Edited by red (07/21/08 04:19 PM)
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#140615 - 07/21/08 05:19 PM
Re: what is your every day carry? part three
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Just scanned this thread again.
Unless your jurisdiction has laws more generous than mine, these kits have too many sharps and bangs. Better carry a heavily postage prepaid tyvek envelope big enough to mail home most of your EDC gear when you have to get through a metal detector or on a commercial flight. And that's if you think to hit the mailbox before someone with a badge looks at your stuff and confiscates it.
Gentlemen, are we not civilized as well as prepared? The hygiene category seems significantly under represented. Amazed at how few carry a comb - may have to do with the personal hair situation. Not one condom? No breath mints, Listerine sheets, or bottles of Binaca? No mini toothbrushes?
Likewise, I think at least a nod to the food category is appropriate. I suggest a small hard candy, candy bar, package of jerky, or sport energy gel pack, something to fill that empty stomach while waiting longer than expected in a place where you cannot transform money into something to eat.
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#140657 - 07/21/08 08:50 PM
Re: what is your every day carry? part three
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food? I always have food... Sorry bout not having a condom... i just dnt think i'll need it... the gum is mint so that counts... I know what to hand what not to carry in the airport, cuz I usually have to get up too early to even think to bring a knife... Good ideas though! These are just some of my excuses 
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#140669 - 07/21/08 10:03 PM
Re: what is your every day carry? part three
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no icon of a wagging finger??
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#140750 - 07/22/08 01:06 PM
Re: what is your every day carry? part three
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I just grabbed one of these for trips where I have to go through an airport. Supposedly, security always misses them, and even if they don't its very cheap. Anyway, I had a gift cert so what the heck, might as well.
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#140773 - 07/22/08 02:20 PM
Re: what is your every day carry? part three
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Gentlemen, are we not civilized as well as prepared? The hygiene category seems significantly under represented. Amazed at how few carry a comb - may have to do with the personal hair situation. Not one condom? No breath mints, Listerine sheets, or bottles of Binaca? No mini toothbrushes?  Likewise, I think at least a nod to the food category is appropriate. I suggest a small hard candy, candy bar, package of jerky, or sport energy gel pack, something to fill that empty stomach while waiting longer than expected in a place where you cannot transform money into something to eat.  Ha! Don't I feel smug. :-) The full kit. (updated last night!) -john
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#140781 - 07/22/08 02:45 PM
Re: what is your every day carry? part three
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How Much does that all weigh? I would love to have that setup!! Great job!
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