Apr 1, 2014
Light pockets. Fenix LD12, City friendly Spyderco Squeak, SAR Global tool titanium comb, a mini SERE pouch with zero dark glow tab & disruptive thinker patch affixed.
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Light pockets. Fenix LD12, City friendly Spyderco Squeak, SAR Global tool titanium comb, a mini SERE pouch with zero dark glow tab & disruptive thinker patch affixed.
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I have been carrying my Maxpedition EDC Pocket pouch for a couple of years now, it's pretty much bombproof and has seen heavy use.Ā I tend to keep regular use items and a basic FAK in here, so I can easily switch essential kit between bags, and even carry it in a coat/cargo pocket if needed.Ā
Lots of new 'Zerodark'Ā GITD kit from snakedrblog/Oscar delta~Ā
Seen in the photo is a GITD credit card in the clear window of my Maxpedition micro wallet, A whole bag full of markers and stickers waiting to be worked into my gear, A Snap tag marker can be seen on the webbing of my EDC pouch, I don't think this was on my order it's always nice to get something unexpected (and free), and finally of course the velcro backed GITD marker on my very handy law66 SERE pouch. I have a few other pieces of snakedrblog kit I am currently wearing in, so you'll see more soon... I just can't stop buying this guys stuff, he's a real innovator.Ā
My EDC daypack - the Osprey Axis 18L In order to maintainĀ the 'grey man' advantageĀ I don't tend to opt for tactical/military looking gear. I have however added a law66 velcro SERE pouch so I can attach a variety of Patches/markers/SOLAS etc. Seen here with snakedr666's excellent ZERO DARK GITD marker, and a disruptive thinker patch. The pouch is simply folded over theĀ bungee compression cord, and can be easily removedĀ If required.Ā
My new D2 steel friction folding Kiridashi from belgian knife maker 'DOX Blades'. This thing is perfect, and as it's not a fixed blade (like my otherĀ KiridashiĀ knives) it's legal to EDC here.Ā
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Tiny Inconspicuous Handcuff Key (TIHK)
My pack of TIHK handcuff keys just arrived, I have yet to try them out on cuffs but my first impressions are that this is a beautifully executed concept.Ā Obviously living in the first world, and in an area with a very low crime rate (Compared to some parts of Europe I have lived in) theĀ likelihood ofĀ unlawful detention is very slim. However it is still a possibility,Ā and if SHTF a TIHK could prove a lifesaving tool.
Above: The TIHK compared to a Shomer-Tec 'covert handcuff key' - Like the Covert key (my previous EDC key) the TIHK is non metallic, non reflective and made from a strongĀ polymer plastic. Unlike the Shomer-Tec key it can be concealed and deployed with greater ease thanks to the innovative integratedĀ clip. Below: an example of the TIHK clipped to a belt loop for simple deployment if hands are cuffed behind your back. Placing several keys on your person increases accessibility if unlawfully cuffed in various positions.
New blade for the rotation. It's the 'drop point Warthog' from South African maker Willem O'Kelly (K'roo knives). TheĀ scales are brass twill over brass liners and pins, with a stainless pivot. The warthog has excellent deep gimpingĀ along the tang. Ā This one has a 3" cutting edge (ofĀ N690 Steel)Ā and is legal carry here.
I have a thing about friction folders, our knife laws in the UK are very restrictive and prohibit the carry of locking blades without "good reason" Non-locking slipjoints can be quite dangerous to the user, even if used correctly. I find friction folders with their extended tang provide a solid 'lock-up' when held in a closed fist, or with the thumb firmly pressing on the tang.Ā It's a looker too, the hand polished Warthog tusk bead is a nice addition from the maker.Ā