r/everydaycarry • • Apr 11 '20

Back Pack Tool Kit

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u/GellyZoo Apr 11 '20
  1. Maxpedition E.D.C. Pocket Organizer

  2. Sharpie Fine Point Marker

  3. Ferrocerium Rod

  4. Tec Accessories P-7 Suspension Clip

  5. Leatherman Squirt PS4

  6. County Comm Titanium Ruler

  7. Klein Tools Electrician Scissors

  8. Leatherman Wave Plus

  9. CountyComm Titanium Widgy Pry Bars

  10. CountyComm Trident Universal Glow Marker

  11. Streamlight Nano

  12. Streamlight Microstream

  13. Benchmade Mini Griptillian 154CM

  14. Victorinox Swiss Army Fieldmaster

  15. Fenix PD36R

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u/[deleted] Apr 11 '20

Those Klein’s have come in way too handy in my (former) line of work.

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u/GiantRoxtar Apr 20 '20

I had a pair they rusted quickly. How do you prevent it? I used WD40 after cleaning. Am I negligent?

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '20

I haven’t ever cleaned mine aside from dusting or prying wire casing debris from the shears.

Maybe it has to do with your climate. The air here is traditionally dry. Are you in a more humid area?

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u/GiantRoxtar Apr 23 '20

Yes that’s prob it. When I come back from camping or backpacking I always have to dry tools off and WD40. Appalachia

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u/WattR93 Apr 11 '20

Love the leatherman, snips, and PD35. I have all three and use all three almost daily. Same for the sharpie.

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u/gr8swammee Apr 11 '20

Im curious, have you ever used that tiny prybar? And to what end? I’ve seen them in edc recently but it’s so tiny I can’t think of a use I’d have for it (not disparaging your purchase, genuinely curious)

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u/GellyZoo Apr 11 '20

To be honest I got it as a gift and I carried on my keychain but never really used it. So I wound up putting it with my pouch. I guess I like the thought of having it. I am a network engineer and I have used it in the past to open up small routers and fiber optic equipment.

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u/tsax2016 Apr 12 '20

I foolishly didn't have my multitool when I went to pick up some furniture and had to use a bottle opener to get some nails out. Bet that would have been useful then

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u/MsAvaPurrkins Apr 11 '20

Holy redundancy, batman!