eptesicus

Inspired by everydaycarry.com and everydaycarryblog.com, I thought that it'd be interesting to see what people here typically carry on a day to day basis.

If you'd like to play along, post a picture of the items you carry, list said items with any details you might like to include (links would be nice too), and for S&G's, post your occupation to go along with it. This isn't necessarily for people who work in emergency response (I don't), but for anyone who always carries certain items on them every day (hence every day carry).

I'll start:




I never leave home without my:

• Hydroflask 40 oz. vacuum insulated water bottle
• Various USB 3.0 flash drives (2x 32GB & 1x 128GB pictured)
• Ray Ban prescription glasses
• Big Skinny Wallet
• 2x Glock 30 Magazines w/ Winchester PDX1 Defender Ammo in .45 ACP
• Re Factor Operator Paracord Bracelet
• Leatherman Skeletool CX Multi-tool
• Kershaw Blur Tanto Serrated Knife
• Sharpie
• Foxx Little Foxx Hybrid Holster
• Glock 30SF .45 ACP Handgun
• G-Shock Gulfmaster GWN-1000B-1A
• Samsung Galaxy S6 Active
• Petzl Carabiner w/ Keys
• Missing: Fusion Riggers Belt

I'm a network engineer. Sorry for the photo quality; I should have used my S6's camera!

Who's next?

bubbabud

Wallet, keys and SIG p938

Z7What

Keys (Truck, House, Trailer, Dads House, Safe, etc)
iPhone 6 64gb
Fossil Wallet
Glock 43
Kershaw Ken Onion 1660 Knife
Black Frame Costa Del Mar Harpoons with Blue 580 Lenses


Wayne

Troponin

We have almost the same exact gear! I have prescription sport sunglasses I wear though.

Cisco1911

IPhone 5c
Keys
Wallet
Back pack w/ essentials
Para Expert 1911 .45 acp

DanAustin

iPhone 6plus
Marlboro menthols
Lighter
Wallet
Work keys and truck key
Glock 27 .40s&w in Galico IWB

berty

Bottle opener lol if nothing else is on me, my bottle opener is.

Troponin

Bottle opener
Tooth pick
duck tape

We got ourselves a McGuyver here. lol

Actually, I forgot I carry a lockpick set too. I have taken several survival classes and in one of them we learned to pick locks (Urban survival). I have used it a couple times now. Once to get in to a buddy's deer stand that he locked himself out of, and another time to let a neighbor in to his house when he locked himself out. He was both thankful and a little worried that I picked it so easily. Most contractors use cheap door locks and weak door frames.

Dan M.

Keys
Knife
Foxx Holster
XD40 Sub Compact
Pen
Comb

pilotpip

Keys
Multi tool (with blade accessible without opening tool)
Ruger LC9S
Galco King Tuk IWB
Galco Pocket holster for the truck (between seat or in center console)

Since nobody has mentioned what's in the truck:

Good First Aid kit
Battery jump start
Folding shovel
Two cabelas cree LED 2aa flashlights. One with batteries in, one with batteries taped to outside in a ziploc so they don't corrode.
Escape tool with a belt cutter and window breaker. I've not used it for myself but I did pull a lady out of a car that she wrecked while texting and caught fire shortly after we got away from it.