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What’s in My Pockets: Show us Your EDC for a Chance to Win!

by Bryan Black on February 21, 2012

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I’d like to start something new here on ITS today and start sharing all the EDC (Every Day Carry) photos we receive in our Forum here on ITS. We’re also going to turn it into a contest every few weeks and give away a $25 gift certificate to the ITS Store!

We’ll select an EDC based on only one criteria… Rule number one, always look good! Just kidding, we’ll pick it based on being a functional and realistic EDC. This means it actually has to be what you carry in your pockets, not in a bag (as much as we want to see photos of your Discreet Messenger Bag.) Of course this is totally left open to our interpretation and why we’d like a brief description of what you’re carrying too.

To enter, simply join our Forum (if you’re not a member already) and post up your photo in this topic with a brief description of your EDC. We’ll look in on the submissions and pick someone every few weeks to win. The winner’s photo will be posted on the homepage of ITS Tactical along with the announcement. I’ll start things off this week and show everyone what’s in my pockets today. And yes, all this is really all in my pockets.

What's in Your Pockets? EDC Feb 2012

My EDC Breakdown

Be sure to post up your EDC photo here for your chance to win!

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Christopher Brown February 21, 2012 at 4:20 pm
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i just posted mine…after checking out the second wallet i am considering getting one together myself.

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Wow, that’s a lot of stuff. That’s why my Discreet Messenger Bag goes with me everywhere.

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Adam Troutt February 21, 2012 at 8:44 pm
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Doesn’t seem overkill to me. If I can find time tomorrow I will post my setup on the forum.

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Aaron McDoomsday February 22, 2012 at 12:27 am
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I don’t usually carry anything in my pockets… I lose too many things that way. :-( My EDC bag never leaves my reach when I’m out of the house, and is in one of two places in the apartment, both are on a way out. The only thing I carry on my person are my keys (paracord fob and flash drive included), a Timex compass/temp/tide watch on a paracord bracelet, a silicon “donate life” bracelet (I’m a transplant recipient, and donor) and a CRKT 1840CKTST (because I lost my Benchmade Stryker II Auto… see, I wasn’t kidding), and the rare pocket change/reciept.

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What is the credit card-shaped metallic object with tools etched out of it (resting on top of the Nemesis Ti Card in the picture)? I didn’t see it listed in the breakdown, curious as to what they are used for. Thanks, great article, my Amazon wishlist just grew by an order of magnitude.

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Thats a business card lock pick set. You can punch them out when you need them. It’s super useful!

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Not sure how much more useful then the Bogota titans. They are multi-use where as the lock pick card set has a limited life expectancy. Nice set up altogether though, big ups : )

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A phone is always key factor on any EDC, but a smart phone can make any EDC even better. Are there any apps out there that can be consider part of EDC? example I have a knot tying app on my iphone, I would certainly that part of my EDC as i do not practice all my knots every day. Also what kind of information do you have in the USB drive? how is that part of EDC?

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I’d think important stuff like insurance policies, medical prescriptions and such to be at the very least on the USB drive. Preferably encrypted.

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Question for bryan
Do pockets like phone pocket and leatherman pocket count?

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So I have a login and everything but I can’t see the thread…

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I see you forgot to list Mr. Mitnick’s business card?
Too bad they’re effectively useless to actually pick locks with – ask me how I know. :/

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Jack Spirko March 3, 2012 at 8:58 am
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Hey dude you left off the make and model of your knife.

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mike March 11, 2012 at 5:26 am
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differentmike March 13, 2012 at 10:29 am
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If you think it’s unnecessary enough to make a sarcastic remark then don’t do it. Why do you care what other people with their time and energy? You don’t wear a seatbelt because you expect to be in a wreck, it’s a JIC. The most important thing that comes from filling our pockets with “unnecessary junk” is the feeling that we are more prepared and the warm sense of self-reliance we get from taking care of ourselves instead of whining or calling for help over something simple.

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Bryan. I don’t think you need the muggers wallet with the Sig and two clips. Lol. Just kidding. Nice setup my Man!

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Any suggestions for EDC for those of us stuck in a suit all day? (usually sans jacket)

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P6 is a good gun and it is affordable. My wife loves to shoot it.

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Rebhuhntoeter March 14, 2013 at 2:39 am
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This is a load of crap. There’s no way you’re going to go to the market and bring all this junk with you.
5 shot revolver, keys, iphone, wallet and badge and I’m maxed out.

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Doug Thompson May 15, 2013 at 11:04 am
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I know of a Private Investigator site (called “Pursuit”) that has a similar picture gallery that they call “Pocket Litter”.

http://pursuitmag.com/the-life/pocket-litter/

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