10 Types of EDC Guy (And What's Actually in His Pockets)

📗 Choose Gear Worth Passing Down — My Everyday Carry Guide: https://www.arden-edc.com/ The 10 Types and Their Picks: Victorinox Classic SD - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B092DZCM42?... Case Peanut (yellow synthetic, CV) - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00002N9FJ?... Civivi Elementum (original, D2) - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0823HYCK2?... Chris Reeve Sebenza 31 (large) - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00FZ5TXAS?... Microtech Ultratech - https://microtechknives.com/collectio... Knipex Cobra XS (87 00 100) - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08DL764J3?... Leatherman Wave+ - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B079MJBP21?... Emisar D4V2 - https://intl-outdoor.com/product/emis... North American Rescue C-A-T Gen 7 - https://www.narescue.com/cat-tourniquet Maxpedition Fatty Pocket Organizer (medium) - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B005257ZDS?... You're in here somewhere, and so am I. These are the 10 types of EDC guy every everyday carry crowd has, from the minimalist who swears it's just keys, wallet and phone to the overprepared bag guy with pouches inside his pouches, plus what each one actually carries in his pockets. This is a roast, but a friendly one. Every type of EDC guy gets ribbed for how he buys and justifies his gear, and then he gets a fair hearing, because most of these habits make sense once you've lived them. The minimalist has solved pocket bulk, and his Victorinox Classic SD gets used more than anyone's knife. The grandpa with the Case Peanut can read the year his knife was made off the tang. The budget steel snob has a drawer of fifty-dollar knives, and he's still the guy to ask; the Civivi Elementum is the one he'd hand you. The safe queen collector owns a Chris Reeve Sebenza 31 he won't cut tape with. The fidget guy clicks a Microtech Ultratech through every meeting, and there's a legal flag on out-the-front autos you should hear before buying one. Then the pockets get heavier. The tradesman had the Knipex Cobra XS before it was an everyday carry trend. The multitool dad brings a Leatherman Wave+ to the soccer game. The flashlight guy waits on an Emisar D4V2 from overseas. The tactical guy carries the one item in this whole video worth taking seriously, a North American Rescue C-A-T Gen 7 tourniquet, along with a warning about the counterfeits sold online. And the bag guy keeps it all straight with a Maxpedition Fatty Pocket Organizer. If you've ever been asked to empty your pockets and felt a little exposed, this one's for you. It's urban EDC for people who carry daily, laugh at themselves, and still want to know which piece of gear is worth buying. Carry what you'll actually use, know what you're paying for, and own gear that lasts. Then tell me in the comments which type of EDC guy you are and which item gives you away.