EDC Evolution

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Set of tools that usually sit in one of my pockets. From the top clockwise. Firefly self illuminating Tritium Key Fob. Nano Streamlight. Kingston 16G metal data fob - encrypted with Safehouse. Niteize Doohickey. Spyderco Honeybee. Bullet Keyring carried In Memoriam for a military friend. TEC P7 pocket suspension clip.

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My keys with a Japanese brass fish hook, and True Utility Keytool. The little charm at the front is a Cornish Pisky from Polperro, thought to bring good luck. However Piskies are fond of mischief...

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My Rough Rider Texas Toothpick.great little fruit knife. Inexpensive, but quality..

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My LED Lenser P3. Great little torch for the money. Easy to put in the pocket for a quick bit of illumination on a Winter’s night.

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Good old SAK Mini Champ. Always in my pocket. Copes with most light tasks. Love the little orange peeler.

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Bayer pocket knife. Picked up at a car boot sale for £2.00. Originally given away as a promotional gift! Made by the famous Solingen knife company of Germany.

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My trusty Mini Maglite. Nearly 20 years old and never let me down. They seem to have lost favour now - which is a pity. Recently fitted with a Niteize conversion to LED. Quality piece of equipment.

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Current Key chain EDC. Left to right.

1. Gear Carabiner from Joe Brown in Capel Curig

2. House Keys with True Utility Key Tool

3. True Utility Telescopic Pen. There's always someone down the pub who wants to borrow a pen.

4. Spyderco Honeybee. Great little keyring knife. Stayed very sharp.

5. Niteize Doohickey. Surprisingly used a lot.

6. True Utility Cash Stash. usually got £20 in. Enough for a Taxi home or a few more beers.

7. Streamlight Nano . Surprisingly bright for such a tiny torch.

8. Firefly Markers Mini Glow. Easy to find keys in the dark.

All are on a stainless steel fixed snap shackle from a marine chandler. Makes it quick and easy to add or remove items.