Citizen Chronograph CA0649-4E - By far my favorite watch, love the EcoDrive

Kershaw Scallion w/ Fossilized Mammoth Tooth Handle

Boulder Rock Vape Pen - Currently running Bad Drips Laffy

Ace of Spades Fidget Slider

Ridge Carbon Fiber 3k Wallet

Dunlop .96mm Guitar Pick

Jeep Gladiator key modded case by Threedom

Gerber Shard

Random Key Ring Spinner

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      11 months ago

      Well, technically speaking, every day is iinclusive of today. I may very well carry these items with me at all times, with no deviation, and would still be correct by submitting a new post with the title Today’s Every Day Carry.

      Edit: I interpret Every Day Carry to mean that we all carry basically the same stuff every day. But what do you have today.

      My EDC is: phone, keys, wallet, watch, knife, fidget, vape, guitar pick. Sharing the variations of our own EDC is what makes this interesting and fun. It provides some personal insight into another individual that you’ll properly never meet, who could be living anywhere in the world, living a life completely differently from your own.

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    11 months ago

    Man, that knife handle is beautiful. 🤩

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      11 months ago

      Yes definitely is. Spent way too much on it as a souvenir when I was in Alaska this past summer. Plus the Kershaw Scallion has a tiny slide lock just before the tip to prevent it from opening unintentionally. Really like that feature

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    11 months ago

    Citizen Chronograph CA0649-4E - By far my favorite watch, love the EcoDrive

    I had to look up what Eco-Drive is. I’m confused by the marketing that it “uses no battery” but the promo video says that light is converted into energy that’s stored in a “rechargeable power cell”, which sounds like a battery to me. LOL

    Do you know if it’s a super capacitor, perhaps?

    I have a Garmin solar watch, but know the battery it uses will eventually be what forces me to replace it down the line. I’d love to have a light-powered watch that uses a capacitor instead of a battery.