9 CLASSY Everyday Carry Setups August 2020 | EDC Weekly

[@lawsonparkhurst]

1. No I don’t carry a slip joint 2. I can’t because I don’t have a slip joint 3. No, because I don’t have a slip joint Thanks Taylor! Lol

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[@lawsonparkhurst]

Thanks, joe!

[@joshuamurphy5594]

Gengar is one of the original indigo league Pokémon, he is a purple ghost.

[@jonhall8102]

I think your thinking of Ghastly

[@jonhall8102]

upon further research he is in fact also a Pokemon

[@joshuamurphy5594]

You're right Ghastly is a ghost pokemon as well.

[@yukonsurvival2233]

Ghastly, Haunter, Gengar. Is the full evolution line

[@bigunger7731]

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[@mjoachim8]

Take a drink every time Taylor says "Watch"

[@russellmcglamery1781]

I don’t want to die.

[@proforce1497]

Gengar is my favorite star wars character -_-

[@marwasgaming]

its pokemon

[@silentnade840]

r/woosh

[@bigjake6foot5]

2 most popular TV/Movie/Anime franchises ever and got them mixed up. Hey, we all have our things we like

[@SCOTTBULGRIN]

I haven't watch this channel in a few months. I'm glad to see it's still going strong.

[@RabbitPickup]

I like the fact that you mix up the format. I think doing the EDC weekly differently every now and then is a good thing.

[@jjuarez274]

I’m very happy to watch this community grow with so many respectful people

[@dubzy2226]

I carry a slip joint due to the laws here in the UK. It's cheap and cheerful, has 2 blades... One of which I use for boxes, packaging, etc and then the other for food... Mainly slicing apples. I've had it for years and it's with me every day. All the best my friend. 👍🏻

[@nixnook592]

I like any format you do as long as you have links to products you talk about in the video. Love looking at the watches and knives. Plus I love seeing what everyone cares. It is all different but fits that persons needs.

[@gavinjamesgarcia5496]

1 : I do in fact carry a slip joint 2: I carry it for the utility of having a knife (obviously) but also because it has just such a rich history and a little more classy feeling/looking 3: only knife I usually need when carried !

[@graceg4550]

Gengar is definetly a Star Wars thing LMAO

[@110047x]

Gengar, Haunter, and Ghastly are the names of the three musketeers in Star Wars

[@wOrdTHANATOS]

It's a Pokemon thing

[@davidshute9863]

Are you thinking of Dengar?

[@jamiewilliams7056]

I EDC a slipjoint everywhere except the shop where I need a tough folder. I use it for packages, food prep, anything. I prefer it for EDC because slowing down to open the knife gives me time to appreciate it more, plus it’s a gentleman’s knife that will never get negative looks in public.

[@spencerpatterson8815]

i watched one of your past videos where it was either the 50 or 100 dollar budget edcs and you recommended the husk wallet... absolutely amazing, never would’ve thought to get one and it’s amazing.

[@daithi1966]

Yes, I carry a slip joint. I carry a Victorinox Rambler. The knife blade is there as a back up emergency blade (if have one you have none), but I use it primarily for the standard and philips screwdrivers, scissors, nail file, and tweezers. Plus it is really small and doesn't add a lot of weight or room. My EDC main knife will be a Civivi Elementum, which should be here tomorrow (replacing my Chris Reeves Sebenza 31 small).

[@musicandcoffee2853]

I do carry a slip joint as a secondary. It’s a Case Peanut and I use it for slicing apples, cutting my sandwich in half from time to time and the odd cutting job. Carried it for years.

[@ZacharyPierce0351]

I definitely carry a slipjoint. Sometimes two. I use ‘em for anything you’d use a locking folder for.

[@CSSVirginia]

I used to carry a fancier locking "tactical" knife. Lost it, so I went with a stockman, exactly like grandpa used to carry. I'll never go back.

[@Mrkwll]

I do carry a slippy, it’s a Case Barlow in deep canyon jigged bone. I only carry it to church, weddings or “formal” events when a pocket clip wouldn’t really fit in. The last thing I used it for was to cut some chocolate pie. Usually it’s opening snacks for my toddler, packages or mail.

[@matthewjenkins9790]

Hey just started to get into EDC you’ve been so helpful thanks so much man. Keep up the great videos!

[@lousta52908]

I love the new “old” format again. Dig all the videos. Keep up the good work!

[@iv6nyx]

I use a slip joint as a primary for packages and envelope opening. It gets the job done.

[@fish4686]

Thanks dude. For the pocket organizer

[@barbadosslimm89]

I carry my GEC Oilfield Jack every now and then. It is my main carry when I have it on me because I really don’t need a secondary, I use it for whatever I need. Mainly opening packages, some food prep and little crafty projects.

[@StuartStrauzer]

The first knife I ever owned was a gift from my father and was a slip joint long before I was truly into EDC. Over the years my father has given me almost all the pieces to a whole carry so I'm thinking of compiling a personal EDC of just gear from my Pop which so far consists of : money clip, slip joint, watch (several rotating because I was a watch kids long before anything else), and a necklace of the family crest.

[@TyBardy]

I am very grateful for your channel! Glad I found you. My EDC set is strange at best as I tend to carry most of my cheaper gear because their respective form-factor makes sense for EDC. Love seeing all the EDC gear out there.

[@tehyessman]

I do carry a slip joint. I keep a SAK Rambler on my key fob as a secondary knife. I use the knife occasionally when I forget a knife or in shorts that can’t accommodate a full knife. Also the Phillips head screwdriver helps with tightening up glasses

[@chrissawyer7149]

I carry a slip joint every day as a secondary blade. Either one from my great uncle or a Barlow from my great grandfather. I use my slipjoint for more precision tasks, such as cutting leather or opening boxes with the smaller blade on my Barlow so I don't damage whatever is in the package.

[@Oddy91]

I don’t own a slip joint yet but the knife I use for food prep is my Opinel #8. It cuts through things like a laser. I’ve used it from cutting peppers in the house to ribs and steak from the grill.

[@nickmartino2839]

Yes I carry a slip joint in my fifth pocket normally as a secondary blade to my main folder. Sometimes it's easier to get out and use on more delicate tasks...

[@mikebaldwin798]

I’ve been carrying a slip joint as a primary knife during the week for a few months. I think slipjoints encourage you to be more mindful using the knife - you can’t just one-hand-kapow them out of your pocket, and taking the time to open them reminds my brain I’ve got something sharp in hand. I usually carry in a pocket slip from Popov with an elastic loop for my space pen. On weekends I’ll switch it up and carry one of my Spydies. I don’t usually use my carry knife for food prep, but now I guess I gotta start that because of this channel :). I don’t have a GEC because I have no patience and I’m picky about the pattern I want, but I just got my second Lionsteel today. Can’t recommend them enough, they’re just gorgeous little pieces of functional art.

[@JustGorilla]

I carry a multitude of slip joints daily. I use Alox Cadets as backups (multiple colors), but I also have a bunch of slips that I carry as my primary- Proper with copper flytanium scales, lionsteel dom (blue titanium bolster and brown micarta), lionsteel thrill in red, carbon fiber Real Steel Luna, twosun with titanium and copper scales (can’t remember the model number). As much as I like the feel of a smooth flipper, there is nothing like the tactile sensation of the walk and talk of a slip joint.

[@justinbenoit4868]

I carried a slip joint as a secondary knife, I had a Benchmade proper with micarta scales that i acid etched the blade and heat treated the screws.

[@Guysguitars864]

I do carry a slip joint about 50% of the time always the GEC bullnose. It is usually the secondary knife to something like Benchmade superfreek. The slipjoint just doesn't scare the people I work with. I carry the slip joint either in my back pocket or cargo pocket depending on pants. It also has a extra long lanyard on it to easily pull it out of my pocket. By the way it is not dedicated to food prep, but it is an awesome food prep knife. (It gets cleaned up often due to it being 1095 so I feel the best about using it).

[@J-Exped]

Slipjoint / FoodPrep - I carry the Benchmade Proper with Micarta Scales, mainly because I love the rustic appearance plus being UK legal. Also Growing up as a kid I spent a lot of time with my granddad. We’d have days at the lake fishing. I always remember watching him eat an apple with his knife. To this day I’ve always done the same.

[@spaceberserker]

I carry a slipjoint almost everyday, usually a benchmade proper or lionsteel bestman. It’s always my secondary knife thats is carried in my proper slip. I typically use it for any cutting that is not hard use. Opening envelopes, packages etc...haven’t used them for food prep yet. Most days my slipjoint is all I need.

[@brockpryor2087]

I Cary a proper in my edc bag daily. Sometimes it’s in my pocket on the weekend when I’m not at work. I love the look of it and love to show it off. I’ll cut an apple or something with it every now and again, I always use it to cut steak at restaurants love getting looks from people while using it.

[@ChrisRossiter]

I carry 2 different slip joints every day in a hitch and timber card caddy xl. One is the Benchmade proper with a sheepsfoot blade and the other is an Otter-Messer anchor knife also with a sheepsfoot blade. Both of my slip joints are sharpened to a mirror edge and are used for food and cigars, I rarely carry a cigar cutter for random trips and just use my clean slip joint to cut the cap, I don't like using the dull garbage knives that restaurants use so I also use mine for food.

[@noahwolfe726]

I carry an old timer knife. Not all the time but it’s generally what I bring with me while backpacking or camping. It’s a great knife for widdling

[@thekelpayton]

Great video! Thanks so much, I carry a Tree Brand Boker Barlow, have carried this for years and I do everything with it. Cut food, to carving wood! Love it.

[@assistivetek]

I carry a Swiss Army Knife with me - right now it is a Compact. Really enjoy having a blade and the scissors.

[@jasonbrown6686]

Great video !! I miss this format . Very good stuff this time . Congrat Eli Fisher !! Thanks for the video . Take care Taylor !!

[@calvinevans1386]

I carry a slip joint every day. It’s a custom-made skinning knife for work and it’s the only knife I carry.

[@zosonte129]

I carry a slipjoint loose in my pocket, because I love seeing it get scratched up and patina'd. As for a secondary blade, I just use the other blade on the knife, a little pen blade, to open packages as the fat spearpoint primary is better for food prep.

[@oliverw1633]

ayy i’m glad to be back in the server man. good to see a video

[@rabadabadoo491]

1. Always have a slipjoint living in the UK, 2. Either a spyderco Urban in my 5th pocket or a hinderer slippy 3. They're my primary for all edc stuff. Cheers 🍻

[@philipjudge8478]

I carry a slip joint everyday. It’s a James Brand County and I love it. It is a secondary knife to my Microtech Ultratech but that’s not something I use when opening mail or boxes, doing food prep or cutting loose threads off clothes. I have a small lanyard on it with a copper bead so it sits nicely in my pocket and doesn’t flop around and twist.

[@chrisclark5135]

FRIDAY EDC WEEKLY! Thanks for the content dude!

[@alessandro5693]

I do sometimes carry a slip joint, i use it mostly for opening packages, cutting ropes or strings. Most of the times it's the primary knife

[@bayleyanderson9848]

My Dad carries a benchmade proper which I gifted him as a present a few years back and he has customised with a tanto shaped blade. He uses it as a primary due to the strict knife laws in the UK but also because it’s unique. I carry a victorinox spartan as a backup knife which I can hand to coworkers and friends without making them feel unsafe.

[@_casualthrower333_4]

i have never carried a slip joint because not having a lock stresses me but some of the newer ones are starting to look appealing

[@Steve_E]

I carry an old timer slip joint. It reminds me of an old knife of my great grandfather. Carried as primary everyday for a couple of years while working in the shipyard. It eventually became a secondary because I finally got my BM 940.

[@Captain_Yossarian]

I use a Spyderco Squeak. I use it because I live in the UK and it's legal but also because I dont use a knife a lot. It is only for tasks like sharpening kids pencils, opening packages and the smaller form factor and inoffensive style makes the squeak perfect.

[@smallenoutside736]

I carry my Benchmade Proper more than any other knife! I carry it on its own a lot and use it for almost any cutting task, but mostly package opening, cutting parachord, fishing line and loose clothing threads. I carry it in a leather pocket organizer with my streamlight microstream.

[@bpmuzik808]

1. Yes I carry a slip joint (victorinox compact or explorer either in my sling bag or a suspension clip) 2. Use it mostly for it's tool 3. Depending on where I'm going it could be a main or secondary blade.

[@alainsoubra2847]

Living in the UK I carry a lot of slip joints because that’s what’s legal. There are many amazing options that have a pocket clip and some have finger choils that keep the blade from closing on your fingers. Now for slip joints without pocket clips there are leather slips with clip or magnets that you can use that make it just as simple to carry as a knife with a pocket clip. Check out the clipslip or the lastest magnet sheath that MKM sells.

[@rdubs_hikes]

I do carry a slip joint every day. Typically I use it as a "nail picker". Mostly I catty my grandfather's old knife (I got it when he passed away). He sharpened it so much I guess all I can say is that it is a "custom" blade shape! 😁

[@joshbyrd1101]

I very rarely carry a slip joint but when I do I usually use it for just whittling when boredom strikes

[@radiocataclysm8368]

I carry a Victorinox gardening knife in mint green. As I work at a hardware store and nursery, I find this knife comes in handy every single day.

[@damianospinoso5624]

I carry a slip joint primarily for my food prep. I enjoy the patina on my GECs

[@murlock666]

I carry a slipjoint, a Spyderco Grasshopper. primary knife here in the UK. had it the best part of 10 years. Still razor sharp.

[@AntOfEgypt]

1) I very rarely carry a slip joint 2) use it for general tasks around the house such as opening packages 3) yes, it’s usually a secondary knife

[@TheronStClair]

I do carry a slip joint. I use it to cut fruit and other small items while on brakes at work.

[@ImacDeath]

"Slipjoint" would have to be the SAK, which mostly gets used for the toothpick, to be honest, but it could also serve as a 'secondary' blade, since there's almost always a 'primary' one on me as well.

[@severdhed]

I carry a Victorinox Huntsman with 3D printed purple scales as a secondary knife. Sometimes I just want a small, razor sharp blade for various tasks. I also frequently used the scissors, toothpick and tweezers.

[@joshuaphelps9986]

I do carry a slip joint, it is a real steel luna went CF scales, n690, and a deep carry pocket clip. got it for a song during a BHQ flash sale. what I use it for varies from day to day, Sundays and going out it is a good knife that won't scare many people, but other days it is a secondary knife for cutting up fruit during my lunch break.

[@Ferozius]

Yeah I carry a slipjoint, because of knifelaws in my country, I use it for some foodprep for my kid when we're out and about. Sometimes, but rarely for other tasks such as boxes or peeling cables. It's my mainblade, but I have a small leatherman Style CS as well

[@matthewteasdale5804]

Yes I carry a slip joint, it's for when I'm whittling/carving wood on the fly. Being in the UK it's only got three small blade's but I've worked the nice and sharp.

[@aragonep]

I carry SAK Alox Pioneer as a secondary knife mainly as a utility blade. Keep up the good work

[@rivera2230]

I have several Case knives and use them when I go out. Also have a Boker one with a leather sheath. Use them for everything when I carry them.

[@bossman1208]

I do carry a slipjoint (victorinox recruit) for its variety of functions. Its primary use is opening boxes & bottle opener also the flathead comes in handy. I need to find a way to carry in my pocket as it tends to stab my leg while I'm walking.

[@Noahnelson91]

A slip joint is a lot more office friendly than a flipper knife. I also have memories from childhood of my family's cheap slip joints (forgotten in desk drawers) that I found and carried with me to cut plants and poke at bugs 🐛

[@ericmartino7748]

I carry a slip joint as a primary knife like any other, small ones can fit in my pocket and it reminds me of my dad & grandpa.

[@gwhite0489]

I do not carry a slip joint but do carry a skeletool and a bugout. Skeletool for work bugout for food prep.

[@mikezimmerman7641]

I do carry a slip joint knife. It's a secondary knife I use it for small task opening mail and packages.

[@vincentdeingeniis5391]

When I do carry a slip joint it’s usually my benchmade propper and it’s my primary edc blade. As a college student I don’t want to be too flashy with a big folding knife or even something with a pocket clip drawing unwanted attention, so having something deep in my pocket that is completely hidden and out of the way is a piece of mind.

[@Beefwagon16]

I have a slip joint in my pocket every work day. A casexx I got when I visited the factory. Rarely actually used, but it’s my secondary knife I use for my “clean” cutting.

[@pasquale78]

Hi Taylor, I mostly carry a Victorinox. In the summer I carry a light Bantam Alox and the rest of the year a Pioneer X. I combine it with a Classic Alox on my key chain.

[@declangunning3051]

I carry a SAK rambler as a secondary knife which is technically a slipjoint. I use it manly for my nails, or if I need to cut something in a crowded public space where one-handed opening another knife can raise some eyebrows. Awesome video.

[@iandevera5906]

1. Yes I do, nice and small 2. Mostly use it in places and situations not very knife friendly. Great for cutting loose threads or anything in a public space 3. Secondary unless I’m traveling somewhere you don’t wanna get caught with a locking blade.

[@GwydionLlyrEvans]

I Cary a victornox cadet and it is my primary knife and I use it for everything from unboxing stuff to food preparation.

[@swhitem]

I know I’m late but... (1) Yes, i frequently carry slip joints, (2) I use it for every EDC task from food prep, to open packages, etc. and (3) it’s a mix. On (3), sometimes I pair a one with a modern folder or fixed blade and reserved the slip joint for more delicate / sanitary task. I also frequently carry a slip joint only and then like a multi bladed knife with one blade for package opening, etc. and another for sanitary tasks, food prep, etc.

[@jpdouet2002]

I carry a Case Sodbuster Jr. (Red). It’s a secondary carry for when I need a blade that won’t make people nervous.

[@aidancarter5]

The only slip joint I regularly carry I don’t even know if I would call a slip joint… it’s my Vitorinox Huntsman and I use whenever I’m working on a project around the house. The scissors are super handy and the saw blade is useful every once in a while. It’s always a backup knife though I rotate through a few knives my favorite being the Paramilitary 2 Tanto.

[@CSSVirginia]

1. Yes, I carry a slip joint. A buck stockman 2 Its the only knife I carry, unless I'm hunting 3. Everything, breaking down box's, opening fertilizer bags, I have cut seat belts with it (paramedic). Yesterday I had to cut baling twine off of about 100 tomato plants. I used to lose pocket clip knives, but not the slip joint. Also, i can't imagine not having the 3 different blade shapes available.

[@brodiereed2574]

I do carry a slip joint knife daily. Stays in a sheath on my belt for daily tasks. Was gifted to me years ago for being a best man in a wedding. Currently it is the only knife I carry but I have a RUK V2 anodized blue on the way and will be carrying it as well once it arrives

[@benashdown7812]

I don’t know if it qualifies as a slip-joint but I’m from the UK so I can’t really carry a folder without a good reason so my primary blade is a Victorinox Pioneer X which I use for EVERYTHING from food prep to opening boxes, bar work and tightening loose screws. I would be lost without it

[@pranavkamath4329]

I carry my Opinel no.7, Case stockman, or my Victorionox cadet alox when I want something minimal and small (formal occasions, wearing athletic shorts, etc) or when I have quick access to a larger knife(usually a fixed blade). I have a few nice kitchen knives so I almost never use pocket knives for food prep at home, on the road the Opinel is an amazing slicer!

[@config2543]

I like this “old” style of your vids.

[@foodbuildfactory8997]

Hello there Taylor. Im from germany and due to local knive-laws carrying a slipjoint is one of the most sensible options. You are allowed to carry fixed blades on you but folks around here are not used to people pulling out knives in public so having a secondary slipjoint for tasks that dont require a fixed blade or locking folder, might be a good idea. I do allways carry a crkt minimalist for tougher tasks but those are rare for me. All that beeing said, i do hate slipjoints compared to any other option.

[@connorchang5650]

I carry my red swiss army tinker slipjoint and i bring it everywhere, because its so unassuming. Its not threatening at all, and I use it whenever im going to work or a crowded area. Its one of my tops, tied with my Ganzo firebird with the g-lock in carbon fiber

[@jesusfortanelli2581]

Case carhartt trapper knife is my secondary blade and used for food prep

[@kingjgregory]

I used to carry a slip joint, but that was many years ago. I lost it and never looked back.

[@just-inedc2381]

I always carry 2 knives! I carry slipjoints sometimes but not often. I only have a couple! And I do use some of my knives for food prep!

[@georgefulton1850]

I carry a Victorinox super tinker - it is a secondary carry to a Benchmade bugout - mostly for dirty jobs and as a beater knife.

[@lukerogers1139]

Yes, occasionally I carry my dads old slip joint and for mainly for tomatoes and its always a secondary though.

[@wellbornmd]

1. Only Cary slip joints. I've had a case knife for around 20 years now. Love case knives, just like my grandfather carries. 2. I use it for everything excluding food prep. Lol 3. It's the only knife I carry. Three blades gets the job done.

[@draftierinfern0831]

I do carry a slip joint, and I use it as a gentlemen’s knife. I carry it in a H&T proper slip along with a brass liliput

[@Shutout]

great video man! Btw yup i do carry a slip (Fox knives Libar m390 blade in green micarta). I usually use it for normal task use stuff like opening packages and cutting up cardboard. I usually carry it as a 2nd knife and will have a main knife that I use for fidgeting and tasks that would be safer with a locking knife. Currently I have a Tuya envy 2 as my main and the fox libar as my backup today.

[@RadiomanofTheBoat]

I carry a slip joint with two blades. Just a little pocket knife I use to tear open packages and slice apples and the like.

[@growler477]

I carry a Para 3 as my primary blade and a Cadet as a secondary for a backup blade and its small but useful tools

[@lukeescamilla9386]

I carry a case folding hunter in CV steel which is a fairly large slip joint knife coming in at about 10 1/4 inch knife when open and it is the only knife I carry. Because it is long and slim it fits nice beside my phone and dose not move much. I mainly use it for cutting hay string and net rap as well as for zip ties and a little food prep.