EDC - Every Day Carry kit review
Chris Catchpole tests the Every Day Carry kit or EDC from Kaufmann Mercantile over in America
There's something about the American store's products that get us all excited about the possibilities they afford when venturing further afield. Excellently made and very unique, an ideal gift that's slightly unique.
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Items interchangeable
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Fiddly to use
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They call it the EDC kit. The acronym extrapolated to Every Day Carry. It's an essential selection of tools for the average mans everyday needs.
Okay, you might not need a lighter or a pair of tweezers for your city commute, but start to think on a grander scale, epic touring perhaps, and you'll be closer to the philosophy of Kaufmann Mercantile, the creators.
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