my EDC
From left to right and reasons why I carry it.
[Nixon Regulus] it has a timer, 2 chronographs, 3 alarms and most importantly tells the time. The reason why I chose this watch is that I wanted a simple watch with a few feature and ABSOLUTELY DO NOT want a smartwatch because of privacy and how useless they are without a phone connected, I originally thought about buying a Casio gshock but wasn't thrilled at how it looked, although I have heard some pretty crazy stories of them surviving.
[USB Toolkit] USB-C to USB-C cable (quick charging and data in a pinch) USB-C to Lightning (for that one friend that insists on owning an iPhone)
USB-C to Micro (for them crusty old devices)
USB-C to A (for when USB c isn't available)
USB-C male to USB-A Female (for when you need to plug something USB-C into USB A)
USB-C to micro SD card (for when you need to save a file or need a Linux live environment)
[Wallet] it was a gift, have no idea what brand it is, It's made out of canvas and has a neat little pocket to hold my USB-C stuff.
[Leatherman skeletool] I have always like having a screwdriver and pliers multitool, I in the past carried a Gerber center drive and loved it. Except for how bulky and heavy it was, it also did not fit in my watch pocket/coin pocket. I also have used the Gerber Dime, which I really liked because of how pocketable it was. However, I used the pliers on it and it broke :/. So I settled on a Leatherman Skeletool, I don't like it has proprietary bits, but it's really lightweight and fits perfect in my coin pocket.
[Atom Tech Power Bank] it has 1 USB-C (in and out) 1 USB A port it's 3000mAh which isn't that big but I only use it for a hop up on charge as I rarely use my phone and my earbuds have big batteries
[extra mentions] I also have a pair of Sony xm3's i daily for music and junk, and they work pretty well, and sound great. They are kinda big case and earbud wise, however I'm fine with some chunk.
