Everyday carry
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Every day carry (EDC) refers to various items, usually small, that are worn or carried by a person on a daily basis for use in everyday tasks from the mundane to the unexpected. This term is related to carrying concealed weapon (CCW), as most individuals who carry legally-permitted firearms consider their firearm an EDC. This can be thought of as a grown-up extension of the Boy Scout philosophy of "Be prepared" - this is summed up in Arc Flashlights requirements statement:
EDC items include:
- Electronic devices, with [[mobile phones] probably being the most common item.
- Flashlights
- Handguns
- Keychain tools
- Knives
- Swiss army knives
- Multi tools
- Watches
- Cordage [ Paracord often bound in lanyard form]
- Writing implements
- Notebook
- Wallets
- Sunglasses
- Kerchief / Bandana
- Lighters
- Umbrella
- Walking sticks
External links
- [EDCForums.com]—discussion of every day carry items.
- [Reviews blog] - blog which reviews various frobs intended to be carried on or about the person on a day - to - day basis as tools.
- [EDC Depot] - An online shop marketing itself specifically to those who need high-quality daily carry gear.