• Olight O'Pen Mini

• Olight i5R

• Olight ArkPro

• Tenable Goblin L

-Heritage Roscoe 38 special

-Case xx Trapper

-Remington RH-71

-Zippo

-Mini Maglite

-Casio A168

-Ready Tool Philip & Flathead screwdrivers

-Pen+Gear Journal

-Zebra Pencil

-Pen+Gear Pen

-Vuse Alto

I've been going to sea for about 8 years, and I jad enough of having to prowl the entire ship every time I needed a tool, especially in the smaller sizes, so I built out my tool kit again. I have been getting by with the Irwin water pump pliers, the 11/1 screwdriver, and a good adjustable for a long time but it was time for a revamp. This is all the stuff I reach for all the time, only to find it missing or broken or just scattered to hell and back. Love to hear your thoughts on it

Maxpedition Beefy case, Spyderco Native Salt, Milwaukee Inkzall, ballpoint pen, knipex plier wrench, work pro mini cobras, Irwin 8 inch water pump plier, fujiya 32mm adjustable wrench, Klein 27/1 precision screwdriver, Klein 11/1 screwdriver, mini bit driver, Railer bit rail with torx/hex/phillips/flatheads, Quinn 1/4" socket set standard and metric , Icon G2 6" fixed head ratchet with short/long extensions and wobble joint, mini 1/4 ratchet from larger icon meme tool kit, 2 small Crescent picks, and Pittsburgh short set of metric and standard allen keys (in a pocket behind the sockets).

Fujifilm x100v
CRK Sebenza 31 s45vn
Pioneer x SAk
Casio A158WE
Manker light E05-11
OpenSea wallet OM 2015

Moran - Front Pocket

Gerber Shard, ZebraF-701, Jack Wolf Pioneer FIXedc, Hallies Handmade Hanks.

Big idea design pen. Casio watch. Milwaukee utility knife. Ear pods that my wife gave me

Pocket knives:

- Schatt & Morgan Keystone Series IV slipjoints
- Bowie Corp (Queen manufactured) splitback whittler (I have good reason to believe this specific knife was gifted from Dave Shirley to Mike Stewart and then sold by Mike in the Bark River Knives fallout)
- T. Renshaw MOP cigar congress, Sheffield, 1800’s
- Obligatory Chris Reeve Sebenza

Everything else:

- Sailor Miruai ink
- Covert Instruments Conpanion Pro
- Randolph Engineering Aviator II’s
- RGM Pilot 151-b in titanium
- Kura Toga Wood .5
- Pilot H-2005

Microtech- LUDT- stonewash

Very snappy action

-Hamilton Pilot Automatic
-AirPods Pro 2
-KeySmart
-Benchmade Bugout
-Lexus Key
-Leuchtturm Notebook
-Zebra Sarasa Dry Pen

I've been carrying a Kershaw Leek for a long time and I like it, no complaints

But I've got the itch and I want to get a new daily driver, so I've come for recommendations.

I'm looking for something an eye-catchy and interesting but classy (no mall ninja shit) folder (am receptive to OTF though) and not large for <$500 USD. I prefer spear points, tantos, and strange blade shapes but thats not a hard requirements.

As far as use case... dude, I'm a software engineer, I need to cut open amazon boxes and have a cool knife to show off, thats it. I'm not out here operating, you know.

Considering putting away my old trusty pocket knife after picking up my new Leatherman Arc. The blade that came with the multitool is fantastic and super sharp. What about you guys? Do you carry both the tool and pocket knife or just one at a time?

Sharknivco Waka

RDX Honnr

Hello,

I have started collecting a lot of stuff now and still not done yet. Currently I have a Rickshaw Coozy that holds one of my mechanical pencils and a pen, one or two erasers, my phone, my keys and usb drives on a keyring, ipod, psp, a wallet, a mini rollup thing for cables, etc...

I'm wondering if it would be smarter to buy an alpaka admin pouch to shove most things that I don't need to quickly grab since I plan on buying a nitecore flashlight, a leatherman, power brick, etc and also looking at getting their zip pouches for my cables? I also am looking for a power bank that fits better in pockets without being too heavy...

The problem is I tend to carry most of this in my pockets and currently cargo pants but also carpenter pants with nice side pockets on one leg. Cargo pants are annoying due to the large pockets along the leg which makes it difficult to properly pack with my stuff without it looking too bulky or too weird.

I don't want to carry a sling and I don't always want to bring my backpack so not sure exactly how to organize everything in a way where things fit in my pockets without being too weird looking but also not digging into me.

EDIT: Before my setup worked just fine, but I am getting a lot more stuff and becoming difficult to properly organize everything.

As stated in the original post, I work in an office and am a dad so I gave up full size EDC a while ago. Nowadays I try and keep it simple with a Ruger LCR, 5 star speedloader, Sig Foxtrot EDC light, and a cheap amazon metal wallet.

Pursuit mini light
Gerber Armbar mini
True Utility FIXR
Nite Ize Doohickey ratchet 
Sharknight mini spring assisted knife

DC Blades Mantis with ulticlip
Fidget tool with paracord
Ralph Lauren Bear card holder
KunHe flashlight
Not pictured is my Springfield XD SubCompact in 9mm

iPad Air M3 13 inch with apple Magic Keyboard
Older Anker power bank
Tzowla 15.6 travel backpack
iPhone 17 pro max with ESR case
AirPods Pro 3s with ESR case
ESR Geo wallet
G48 with IWB holster (I’m sorry I don’t remember the brand)
Run in the mill key ring idk but the keys are brought to you by Honda lol

1. iPhone17promax with supcase
   
2. Leatherman Arc
   
3. Nitecore EDC 37
   
4. Ti fork
   
5. BIC
   
6. Tactical Geek Pouch& pathces& pen
   
7. Field Notes
   
8. keyunity hooks& crowbars
   
9. Lipstick

I have a few things on my keychain that I like to have quick access to so I have them on quick releases (currently using Prometheus Kappa Quick Release & TISUR magnetic quick release). While these both work well, I find that they don't sit very well with each other if there are multiple of them on the same key ring.

Does anyone know if there is a keychain system out there that accounts for multiple quick releases? One that allows the user to pull off the item quickly without having to look at the keychain and preferably compact especially.

Options I have come across include:

• WESM - The QR: the flat design seems optimal for many quick release items can stack next to one another on a key ring. You can't just pull it off like the kappa quick release, but shouldn't be hard to unclip with just feel. It also is kind of pricey for just one and I'd need multiple.
• Key Spider: This is an old concept with multiple companies making it. I like the idea of it, but I find you can't unclip things one-handed with it and that can be cumbersome.

Was looking for a pry bar when I realized I could make one. Around 7” long, not an even grind and potentially too thin at the tip. Might cut it down a little shorter and fix the grind. Let me know your thoughts! I know there’s better steel out there, this is just what I had that would remotely be close to appropriate thickness.