I too have a Opinel #6 and love it. My other knives were too heavy and wore holes in my pockets. If it falls in water it floats (kinda nifty) and that sucker can be sharpened to the point of being able to shave with it, being a narrow blade and all. I also carry a L2D flashlight along with my house/car keys on a ring my Dad used with his 'dog tag' attached ( I do this to help me remember him) I also carry my wallet (with cash) and cheezy Walmart Straight Talk phone. Nothing else.....unless you are talking when on the bicycle then it changes with the season. Rarely do I carry a camera as I did that professionally for 20 plus years but the new digi stuff intrigues me, especially the action cameras which I intend to acquire for my cycling adventures. I used to pack a 1911 .45 automatic pistol for about 15 years also but it got heavy and it threw out my spine alignment. I carry more junk in the auto than most people (tools, extra clothing, water and car related stuff.) On the bike for extended trips (over ten miles) Like when I am commuting.... I carry extra socks, raingear, glasses, food, work clothing etc. Daily stuff..... I'm pretty much a minimalist.
On Jan 25, 9:18 am, Amit Singh <asd...@gmail.com> wrote: > I'm reposting this with hopes of greater response because it's a cool > and interesting topic. > > This subject of 'every day carry' is one of which I've been slightly > obsessed. > > Here is a link to an image of my EDC, and a list: > > http://www.flickr.com/photos/amisingh/6760998841/ > > - Bandana (serves as handkerchief) > - Opinel No. 6 knife > - Lip Ivo > - iPhone 4 carried in Col. Littleton No. 50 Phone Wallet > - Keys carried on ML Brown Braided Keychain > - Shure E4 Earbuds > - Lamy Fountain Pen > - Moleskin Notebook (set up as GSD) > - Swatch GB743 > - Canon S100 Camera > - Surefire G2x Tactical Flashlight > > I like how all this stuff is compact so it fits well inside of a small > trunk sack. When I'm not on the bike it's generally carried in a > pocket on my briefcase, and when that doesn't happen I can carry it > all on my person in various pockets, although I'm tempted to start > carrying a man-bag or a "m-urse". > > This is a 'heavy load', but it's everything which I need to flip > between work and adventure. Works for me. > > I'd be interested in seeing your EDC's. > > http://everyday-carry.com/is a neat website that shows lots of > carries. There are a few others which are similar. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "RBW Owners Bunch" group. To post to this group, send email to rbw-owners-bunch@googlegroups.com. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to rbw-owners-bunch+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/rbw-owners-bunch?hl=en.
