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Everyday Carry: Mother of Pearl

Mr Leight Hanalei Acetate Sunglasses / $645. 2010 Rolex Gold Daytona 116528 Tahitian Mother of Peal Watch / $45,000. Kobashi Studio Detachable Key Hook / $160. Saint Laurent Metal Money... Visit Uncrate for the full post. #EverydayCarry

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submitted by Jonathan Tayag In the best of times, integrating a...

submitted by Jonathan Tayag In the best of times, integrating a first aid kit into your everyday carry lets you be prepared to deal with the minor cuts and scrapes that you or the people around you might encounter on a daily basis. In the worst of times, having a good kit of first aid essentials can mean the difference between life and death. This is especially true when you are dealing with a traumatic situation and you need to close a wound quickly and safely before things get worse. But carrying a huge cabinet of first aid implements like you might find at work is simply impractical: what you need a first aid kit made for one or two...

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submitted by Jonathan Tayag With the coming of spring and wet...

submitted by Jonathan Tayag With the coming of spring and wet weather in general, you’re going to want to keep your EDC safe and dry with waterproof and water-resistant bags. That applies whether you’re a photographer looking to protect your gear, a student who’s never without their laptop, or a bike commuter running daily essential errands with a life that’s constantly on the move. After all, the gear you put inside your pack is usually more expensive than what you carry in your pockets (think expensive electronics and other valuables). And what good is a spare set of clothes after a workout if they’re already soaked through with rain? If the contents of your bag aren’t protected against a little...

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submitted by Mikey Bautista Every day, readers like you proudly...

submitted by Mikey Bautista Every day, readers like you proudly share photos of their everyday carry on the site. Not only is looking through their pockets this way super interesting, but it’s also a great way to find really cool gear you never even knew existed (yet somehow, suddenly need…). When you hover over an item you like and click on it in these photos, you’re also letting other EDCers know you find that gear interesting. Each click gets recorded to create a data-driven ranking of the most popular gear, which you can find in our Gear section of the site found in the top menu bar. Gear with the most views and clicks climbs its way to the top...

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