EDC - What's in Your Pocket(s)??

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This one, today -
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Andy
 
The Spyderco Caly 3, while it isn't in my pocket right now it is in front of me so I can admire it, Ok well I got up for something and it is now back in my pocket.
 
This:
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Spyderco Waved Endura
Kershaw Leek G-10/S30V
Surefire E2executive
Lexan Flash Drive
iPod Touch, 1st Gen, 8 Gig
Wallet

And Motorola Krave, which I took the pic with, sorry for bad quality.
 
Little kershaw scallion at work, its small enough not to scare people, they just think the rainbow finish is "real pretty".

Outside of work it's my Bradley Mayhem balisong, S30V, titanium handles, I'm loveing this blade right now, it's allways with me. Also cary a small can of pepper spray when I leave the house.
 
Here's today's pocket cache:

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Surefire A2 I just picked up on the exchange, Spyderco Paramilitary D2 in foliage green, Motorola Q, old leather wallet with ID sleeve and money clip, cheap polarized sunglasses from Wal-Mart (tired of losing the expensive ones), and car keys with flash drive. I forgot to put my watch in the photo. Today it is a black Suunto Vector.
 
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seanuhthin said:
Oh my gosh I love that 350... Is it good, have you had any problems? what do you mainly use it for???
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It has worked nicely, some notes though:

- When closed, the blade is not centered. It doesn't scratch the liners though (after all, it's production knife)
- The very tip portion of the blade seems to hit the handle when closed, causing little dullening (by that I don't mean dullening of the tip, but the cutting edge at the very tip). This hasn't been a big problem for me.

Other than that, it's:

- Darn nice to open (assisted flipper)
- Great ergos
- Fattest liner lock I've seen, and seems to be very safe (even IF it would fail, there's still the filpper that would prevent you from slicing your fingers)
- The blade is fantastic for every day tasks (thanks to the fat belly)
- Blade is slightly bulky, but robust in return

I use my folders rather lightly (because I usually don't need them for harder work).. By the feel of it, it's one strong folder.

I hope that helps.
 
A.L. said:
It has worked nicely, some notes though:

- When closed, the blade is not centered. It doesn't scratch the liners though (after all, it's production knife)
- The very tip portion of the blade seems to hit the handle when closed, causing little dullening (by that I don't mean dullening of the tip, but the cutting edge at the very tip). This hasn't been a big problem for me.

Other than that, it's:

- Darn nice to open (assisted flipper)
- Great ergos
- Fattest liner lock I've seen, and seems to be very safe (even IF it would fail, there's still the filpper that would prevent you from slicing your fingers)
- The blade is fantastic for every day tasks (thanks to the fat belly)
- Blade is slightly bulky, but robust in return

I use my folders rather lightly (because I usually don't need them for harder work).. By the feel of it, it's one strong folder.

I hope that helps.
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Awesome. Do you recommend it? I am buying my first edc and I have strong plans to get this...
 
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