This Month’s EDC Gear Haul (Questionable Decisions Were Made)
I recently took a look at what the channel earned over the last month… and immediately turned it into gear.
On paper, completely justified. In reality? This might be six months worth of future videos… or a very expensive reminder that I have absolutely no self-control.
Either way, let’s take a look at everything that came into the channel this month.
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Lochby Sidekick Wallet V2
A waxed canvas wallet that doubles as a compact EDC organizer. It holds an A7 notebook, offers RFID protection, and is water resistant.
NutSac Double Admin Pouch
A premium waxed canvas admin pouch with excellent build quality. Currently being used as a tech pouch and handling everything with ease.
Nextool 20-in-1 Credit Card Multi-Tool
This one falls into the “did I really need this?” category. It works, but overlaps heavily with other tools already in rotation.
Wells Lamont HydraHyde Gloves
A solid and affordable glove option for outdoor use with a good balance of durability and comfort.
Leatherman Ratchet Driver
A great upgrade for compatible multi-tools, especially if you can catch it on sale or use reward points.
Knafs Lander 6
A tiny keychain knife that’s more novelty than necessity, but still functional for lightweight carry.
Fenix E-Spark Flashlight
One of the biggest winners in this haul. Ultra-compact, USB-C rechargeable, and doubles as a power bank.
Cajun Leather Works Slip
High-quality leather craftsmanship with excellent fit and finish. A perfect companion for traditional knives.
Jack Wolf Knives Gateway Barlo V2
The standout piece of the haul. Premium materials, beautiful design, and a knife that’s just as enjoyable to carry as it is to use.
Final Thoughts
This haul ended up being a mix of excellent pickups and a few questionable decisions. Some items will become daily staples, while others may quietly disappear into a drawer.
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