Oz Rosevelt, Elrow Industries mini phone Ultra

Good ol days

Mac 10, Nokia 3310, Casio

Cash
Folding travel toothbrush
Notebook?
USB drive
Passport

From Season 4

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Cash
Folding travel toothbrush
*Bank Card
USB drive (Not part of his EDC)
Passport

Kramer Leather Horsehide Gun Belt Leather Belt Loop Suspenders from The Suspender Store Rodeo Wallet from Boot Barn SOG multi tool case for Sabre Pepper Gel Trench Whistle from World War Supply Bianchi Speed Strip for Partial Reloads Kramer 6 round pouch for Single Reloads Custom Kydex Holster from Private Sector Arms with their logo S&W Model 327 PC 8 shot 357 Magnum CKRT Minimalist Bowie Fixed Blade Lumen Shield Light HKS Products Speed Loader Pouch with 38 Special Inserts Removed to carry 2 X 8 Round Moon Clips for full cylinder reloads Swiss Army Knife with Leather Pouch.

I am a Strong believer in on body carry, I also believe in iron sights much more robust, no batteries, nothing to turn on, they work EVERYTIME . Folding Blade Knives might get you unalived. Fixed Blade Knife is ready to go nothing to break, nothing to try to get open in a life or death situation. Folders are good for routine tasks.

I carry a revolver because of the simplicity and reliability. No safeties, no round in chamber debates, seen as a much more defensive type weapon in a court of law where some prosecutor is trying to hem you up for using your weapon in self defense. I like 357 because it gives me enough penetration for heavy clothes, windshields, doors, etc

I have a good selection of less than lethal from strobe light to whistle to Pepper Spray to 357 to give options for threat level

I’m 63 so have seen a lot of fads come and go, spent 25 years as an Infantry Paratrooper with Deployments to 3 different conflicts.

When there is lead in the air, or you are in a hands on fight simple, reliable, effective tools on your body are what count. The rest is BS

Hi, just joined this sub.

I pretty much always carry based on a stack of hanks I rotate through. I typically carry a blade, pen, light and one other item, today it's a pry. I also always have a watch on, do we post pics of those here?

2019 LE Pioneer SAK Machine Era Pen Reylight Mini Pineapple Michael Morris Pry Zero Feud Brickman Brawn & Ginger Hank Nodus Retrospect (On Wrist)

The Brookie Bar (right) Brook Trout (left) photo by fishing buddy Ben Ancheff

Designed by TinyToolShop, the MOD GRID is a fully modular system that allows you to organize, consolidate, and quickly access your favorite gear.

3D printed in durable PLA, the system is built for total customization. Each tool bracket can be moved, swapped, or rearranged across the MOD GRID to perfectly fit your evolving carry.

I’m currently expanding the library of mounts—comment below which tool bracket you think I should add to the GRID next!

Featured items:

3d printed GRID base plate

3d printed tool brackets

711l mini ratchet

711l double sided bit extension

711l Pen Driver TG

711l Pen Driver TS

58mm Swiss army knife

74mm swiss army knife

Maratac TI split pea lighter

Workpro 100mm mini pliers

Knipex  100mm mini pliers

•Olight Oclip

•Leatherman Alpha Wave

•Benchmade Mini Bugout

•Apple iWatch Ultra

•Apple iPhone Air

•Moft card holder/tripod

•Maratac pouch

•Rite in the Rain notebook

•Rite in the Rain click pen

•Niteize carabiner

•inCharge tech cable

•Olight Baton 3 Pro

Watch: Samsung Galaxy Watch6

Handheld: Funkey S

Flashlight: Olight Warrior Mini 2

Multitool: Victorinox Spartan PS

Knife: Benchmade Mini Bugout

Pen: Lamy Safari

Nokia P30, Nintendo GameBoy Watch, A.A. Arms AP9 mini

Tissot PRX
Miyoo mini +
Apple Watch Ultra w/ Elrow industries case
Spyderco delica 4
nothing ear (a)

EDC toolkit contents:

Snap-on mini pry bar
Wera toolcheck modular 1
Olight I3T eos
Bahco 1/4” extension w/ 1/4” universal joint
Knipex cobra XS
Moore & Wright internal calipers
150mm draper metal rule
Fisher space pen
Milwaukee Inkzall marker
Precision tweezers
Starrett 117C 3.0mm centre punch
Milwaukee 1/4 stubby ratchet
Wera 0.4 micro driver
Telescopic magnet
Teng tools metric feeler gauges
Klein tools 100cs serrated scissors
CERATIZIT M5 & M6 taps
Zip ties
Deep 10 & 13mm sockets
Zippo w/ butane insert
Teng tools side cutters
Knipex 150mm TwinGrip pliers
Bahco 8” adjustable wrench
Telescopic inspection mirror

Hiking 25 miles and 7,100ft total elevation gain in a wilderness region coming up. Heres some of my fav key pieces I like to bring with me when it gets remote

Snakestaff ETQ gen 2 tourniquet

Garmin etrex 20x gps handheld

Garmin inreach 2 satellite messenger

Garmin instinct 2s

Coast mini light

Rite in the rain bolt pen and pad

Civivi praxis mini

Cardholder

Silva compass (gotta have that good bezel)

Ronson butane lighter

Ferro rod

Also NWD (new wallet day)

The last 3 weeks have been..hectic. We’ve spent 3 weeks in the PCICU my son was born with a congenital heart condition. He got a stint put in that will hopefully give us a few months before open heart surgery for a full correction. I don’t own a lot of watches and got myself this watch to celebrate his birth as well as a reminder of what my wife and I went through these past weeks. We get to bring him home tomorrow 😊 Gear:

Longines 40mm titanium watch Chris reeves small sebenza lefty Luava wallet Sig 365 AXG Legion Maratac aaa Nicotine pouches

NAA Pug Shadow
Divo Knives SmallBoy

Conid Bulkfiller pen, ST Dupont lighter, Dunhill pipe tamper, PSD Products capsule (with pipe tobacco), Miscoi pipe, Spy 005 flashlight, Grand Seiko snowflake, Tobin Hill trapper

PSD Designs titanium capsule, HDS beryllium copper rotary (4500k 219b), Omega Railmaster, Wingard Wearables backripper, Hill Trapper, Dupont lighter, Pelikan m800, knight pipe tamper.

I carried this for 3 years while working in Europe. Works on normal doors and stalls haha

Citizen Garrison.