Evolution of Everyday Carry: 1985 vs. 2025

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  • Опубликовано: 2 янв 2025

Комментарии • 8

  • @bubba92473
    @bubba92473 3 дня назад +1

    That was great evolution video. Thanks so much.

  • @va6gkthaskey311
    @va6gkthaskey311 День назад

    I still have a mag lite from the eighties and although it's a new one I carry a Buck 112, oh and a Buck 102 LoL. Over the years my Buck 110 disappeared 😔.
    I switch back and forth from a Gerber Suspension and a SOG PowerPint. These days I have a couple cheaper flashlights and a head lamp I rotate through depending what I think my days look like.
    I enjoyed the video thank you
    Cheers beers and whiskey 🤠🥃

  • @knifetrain3118
    @knifetrain3118 3 дня назад +1

    The flashlight and the RoboGrip pliers bring back some memories. I still have the RoboGrips but I have been enjoying the Roxon Flex and companion. I like having the options to switch out the implements.

  • @aliroyal3616
    @aliroyal3616 2 дня назад +1

    I have the kobalt plier in that size range it sounds dumb but I put a pocket clip on there for a little bit more security. It works.

  • @simonh6371
    @simonh6371 3 дня назад

    In the early to mid 90s I carried a Victorinox old-style German Army knife, the one with the nylon scales and that odd combotool with saw, bottle/can opener and awkward screwdriver on the end, with a fairly large reamer and corkscrew as backtools. I bought it in Germany whilst I was stationed over there in the British Army and carried it for a few years, later losing it as a civilian, whilst visiting Berlin actually. Between then and 2020 I probably only carried any kind of knife for a couple of years. a small backlocking Buck clone in the late 90s when I lived in Spain and then Ireland, then I bought an Opinel on a trip to the UK and not knowing it was illegal carried it there, then a few months later after I'd moved to the Netherlands I lent it to a friend little knowing he was going to use it to open a can (!) and chucked it after that as obviously the blade came back destroyed.
    When I got back into EDC a few years back I wanted an old style German Army knife and was dismayed to find the Victorinox ones had long been discontinued, so I opted for the Hiker as that was a UK legal knife with pretty much the same toolset of the current German (and Swiss issue) army knife, also known as the GAK, Soldier 08, or the civilian equivalents the One-Handed Trekker, aka Trailmaster.
    Since then I've gone deeper down the EDC rabbithole and have over 10 SAKs, half a dozen folders, and about half a dozen multitools as well as Knipex Cobra XS and other gear.
    Sat here now with a Swisschamp in my pocket, that's my only ''one and done'' multitool as I like to have scissors on me at all times.

  • @MichaelJohnson-yq4px
    @MichaelJohnson-yq4px 3 дня назад +1

    I found the 3 piece set of those exact Craftsman robogrips new in box old stock. My best garage sale find of 2024!
    I do have to admit I edc my newer knipex cobra 125s though.

  • @Edcreviewer
    @Edcreviewer День назад

    The times sure have changed lol, I started carrying a knife at 8 years old so it was 1990.

  • @hebrewhobbit8856
    @hebrewhobbit8856 2 дня назад

    Robogrips came.out in the 90s... maybe I'm wrong and if I am correct me. I still have mine as well