With the impending Snowmaggedon bearing in on the Northeast – well, that’s what the meteorologists would like you to think – I thought it was a good idea to do a little winter EDC upgrade to make sure I’m covered no matter what happens. Winter EDC Upgrade Methodology I’m fortunate in the fact that I
I’ve previously discussed tiered EDC methodology as well as what I consider ‘must have’ EDC items. Continuing with the EDC series, I’ll discuss items on my EDC Tier 2 list which are commonly considered ‘necessary tools’ in an EDC environment. These items are on my body 98% of the time and, while I don’t
Light – it’s the often the difference between getting out of a dangerous situation and running into big problems. Be it fire or pure illumination, light is a key ‘must have’ in most precarious situations. From an EDC perspective, the need for light is almost a mandatory. In order to meet that requirement, I carry
Everyone knows that anything can happen at any time, especially on the road. Whether you’re with your family, your fishing buddies or taking a Sunday drive by yourself, you need to be prepared for anything that may come up. With that fact in find, we’ve compiled a list of must have automobile EDC items to
If you’re like me, then each item in your EDC kit has a level of importance associated to it. Some items you can survive without, but others are “must haves” that you will always have with you. In my last post, I talked about this overarching tier approach. Today I want to expand specifically on my
Let’s get one thing straight: everyone’s idea of EveryDay Carry (EDC) equipment is different. EDC is as personalized as the clothes you wear and the thoughts you think. Rather than spending time reviewing my EDC, I’m going to use this article to talk to you about my EDC Methodology. Tiered EDC Methodology I follow a
