Reviews and Tests.

If you're like me, you never leave home without ALL the gear. In an effort to be one step ahead of unpreparedness, my edc gear has grown to volumes unmanageable for mere pants-pockets and belt-loops.  Ive had to arrange my setup into 3 "tiers": In-pocket, off-person, and back-up/emergency/survival. I have a pretty standard EDC setup for "on-person" gear: 1. Pocket knife, sometimes 2. Currently a Microtech LCC DA and SAK Tinker. 2. Flashlight, Inova XS AAA (Buy Here). 3. Notepad, Levenger Pocket Briefcase(holds 3x5 index cards). 4. Pen, either Fisher Bullet space pen or Pilot G-2. 5. Pocket-Tool, currently a CRKT...

  The inclusion of an edc multi tool in your edc gear setup is a pretty wise move.  An edc multi tool can serve many purposes and you never know when you might need to use one of its features.  So, where do you begin?  Cost, features, practical usability, and the number of choices on the market might leave you in a daze. Practical usability is hardest to determine for someone looking to purchase a multi tool for their edc.  I spent a whole weekend testing and using a handful of tools that can be found on everydaycarrysupply.com. Please bear in mind...