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    EDC Methods: Multi-Tool Card Kit

    avatarBy vinja09/06/20156 Comments2 Mins Read
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    EDC Methods: Multi-Tool Card Kit /// Vinjatek
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    EDC Methods is a series of posts about everyday carry gear concepts, tips and hacks. View all related posts or check out the gear shop.

    Multi-tools are often a necessity for a complete everyday carry system but also tend to be the largest, heaviest and most difficult to equip on your person.

    A convenient alternative for when a full sized multi-tool is overkill or not ideal are the solid-1-peice tools like an Obstructures or a Shard. Good for keychain or loose pocket carry. But I don’t like jingling pockets or do I carry keys since I live out of a backpack as a vagabond.

    - Multi-Tool Card EDC Kit in a Tensul Clip -

    So I prefer something even more streamlined and low profile for general lifestyle everyday carry. The solution is credit card shaped and sized multi-tools.

    I equip (as shown) a Microtech Assailant Card and a Cha/O/Ha EDC Card. Both the highest quality and most innovative tools of their kind. The cost of them reflects that but there are many less expensive alternatives.

    They work seamlessly with my actual credit cards and cash with the carbon fiber Tensul money clip but can work just as well or even better with any wallet.

    The ability to literally slip out a hard-use tool as if it was a credit card is quite something.

    - Multi-Tool Card EDC Kit on a Belt -
    – Multi-Tool Card EDC Kit on a Belt (details)-

    The approach is maximum minimalism with functional practicality, which is not easy to do when trying to have a tool kit that fits in a wallet. But it can work for some.

    It’s a way to carry relative multi-tool capabilities for when you don’t want or need to carry them.

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        Kyle NYC on 09/06/2015 2:28 AM

        Yeah, I got one of those cheap ass Monkey card tools. It’s decent steel and probably won’t ever break but it’s still a piece of crap lol…. I like yours, but man there’re expensive.

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        Lp Diskis on 09/06/2015 2:30 AM

        That Microtech card knife is BADASS, titanium right?

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        Specialist Zero on 09/06/2015 2:34 AM

        Great EDC idea, but on a side note, what kind of belt is that in the photo?

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          JOHN V CAIN // on 10/06/2015 6:03 AM

          It’s a cobra rigger’s belt.

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