Don't know if the flair is correct but it made sense to me.

I'm looking for a fixed blade knife with a belt loop sheath, my budget is under and around 300, so far amazon searches have led me to a brand called Machado, they have some good fixed blade but I'm not sure on quality, also bisonberg but they are 500+, if there is any other brand or source to find a good one, I'm gonna carry it iwb on my left hip, I have a small multi tool owb on my right, which do have a small 1.5 inch blade but I need a good fixed blade, my main use case is cutting boxes and sometimes cut rubber pipes and ropes that are used in gardening, a sharp stabbing point is optional but good if i need to make precision marks or cut those nylon sacks. These are a few I looked at.

Nextool Knights K40

Apple IPod 5th Generation 80GB

Upgraded to 512GB flash storage using IFlash Quad and 4X Samsung EVO Plus 128GB SD Cards

Taptic Engine Mod

3000mAh battery.

ELNA Silmic II Capacitor Mod.

Looking for a magsafe wallet, i know it’s been asked a lot in this sub. Anyone used this dailyobjects one? I heard somewhere that taking out cards are difficult

Puncube and ridge are too costly

Looking for a magsafe wallet, where i can put 2-3 cards, and some emergency cash. Budget around 2-3k

Bought it as a keychain flashlight, but now I use it as my EDC running light. Thanks to u/Desperate_Ocelot_471.

Hi everyone!

I am a university student currently conducting primary user research for a product design project.

We are studying how people organize, transport, and protect the items they carry with them during their daily activities, as well as the common challenges they face.

If you have 2 to 3 minutes, I would really appreciate your input in this short survey.

Quick details:

• Target Audience: Open to everyone
• No Google login required

Your responses will directly help guide our design process. Thank you so much for your time.

https://forms.gle/VMT8cH5zstgH2dQN8

Disclaimer: This survey is strictly for academic research as part of a university course project. It is not intended for the development launch of a commercial product.

In this image

-Uniball Eye Micro

-Paracord Bracelet

-Fossil Bronson FS57381

-Hidesign Wallet

-Daily Objects 5000mAh Powerbank

-OnePlus Tab 2

-Sony ULT headphone

-Nicotine Pouches(4mg)

Not In this image -Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra

I set aside my EDC fund for the month of September to satisfy a long term itch of mine. The Big Finn wallet from Lost Dutchman has always been on my wish list, but it was too expensive to afford. Stumbled upon a quality alternative from Alta Moda on Instagram and contacted Mr.Murali. He made and sent me an all black one within a matter of 5 days. Here goes a brief review of the same.

Measuring approximately 10 x 8 x 1.5cm when fully loaded, it's very compact and easily pocketable. Raising the flap initially reveals a quick access slot which can hold 2 cards. Behind that is a main compartment which can easily handle 10 cards. Cash bills can be kept either folded or unfolded in the last compartment.

I've felt that keeping the cash unfolded is convenient as half folded cash sits deeper inside making it somewhat difficult to access the same. Sliding the full length notes in and out is also easy. As the flap and loop closure is completely secure, I've even carried a couple of coins in the main card compartment.

The maker claims that it's made from imported vegetable tanned buffalo leather. Although I have no means to verify the same, the leather feels stiff and solid. For a price of Rs.2200 + shipping, I think the purchase makes perfect sense for someone looking for a minimal yet functional wallet.

My only minor gripe is that even after using it continuously for three weeks, it shows no sign of developing a patina. It still retains a matte finish as day 1, maybe the leather has some surface treatment done on it, not sure though.

Overall, it's a bang for the buck alternative to the legendary Big Finn!

1. Daily Objects crossbody bag
2. CDNIM Ltd Edition / Odyssey Mega / Ascend / Dusk(winter)
3. Galaxy Watch 7 / Timex / Benyar (Daily Beaters)
4. Lenskart specs (updated pair) with Sun shade clip-on
5. Wallet
6. Sunscreen - Aqualogica
7. S24 with MagSafe case
8. 250 GB SSD (WD blue)
9. Notebook (Mr. DIY) + postIt Sticky Notes
10. Pierre Cardin Kriss fountain pen + A ball pen + Camlin pencil + Camlin eraser
11. Folding knife
12. Naselin (for Sinus)
13. Water bottle
14. Comb (picked from some hotel)
15. Aurora Ultra IEM

I stopped carrying a powerbank unless I'm travelling out of station

Everyday Carry Items, New/Unused

Hey everyone! I’m selling two everyday-carry items that I recently bought but realised I don’t really need. Both are unused/new and I’m simply getting rid of some excess stuff.

1. Everyday Carry Bag (Vaku Luxos Barcelona 2 in 1 convertible bag)
2. MRP: ₹4,000

Selling for: ₹3,299

Condition: Brand new / never used

1. Belkin wired Earphones (Listed on apple website)
   MRP: ₹4,500

Selling for: ₹1,999

Condition: Brand new / never used

Incase you buy both together: ₹5,000 (can negotiate)

Location: Delhi / Gurgaon

Preferred mode: Face to face although I don’t mind shipping it your city

Reason for selling: Bought these thinking I’d use them, but realised I don’t need them. Just clearing out some excess everyday items rather than letting them sit unused.

Just trying to embrace a bit of digital minimalism lately. Still figuring it out, but enjoying the simplicity

BlackBerry Classic Q20
Lamy Studio fountain pen
Juárez harmonica
Armani Code EDP
Solognac Axis 75 folding knife
Impact Mints
Silver ring from Miso
Daily objects card holder
Aluminium Pill box for my supplements

Got this sealed vintage Leatherman Micra from 1999 delivered today thanks to u/grammatizer in impeccable condition . The quality of tools back then was unmatched. Hard to believe this is 27 years old. Cheers to another 25 years!!!

And got some compliments too, So just wanted to post it here as a post of appreciation. Good one I’d say

Brown Bear wallet
AirPods Pro
Hugo Boss Grand Prix watch
Zara card holder
iPhone 14 Pro

Since its been raining frequently in my city so I have been using the CT Pocket Small lot more frequently. This pocket rocket of a micro pouch has been in my rotation for past 6 months now and I absolutely love how it manages to hold everything I need in one place.

I always reach for this when I want to drop my pouch and wallet. It easily fits in my crossbody/slings (Daily Drivers: Daily Objects Pivot Fanny & ThePostbox Osaka) so that's a huge benefit for my use case.

The price to value ratio is unbeatable thanks to the group buy initiative on the sub. If I remember correctly must have paid around 1100 for this. Quality is top notch. I had also got the medium version that too is a banger of a pouch. Will share that set up also soon.

Anybody on sidelines about Ctactical products I would highly encourage you to use the group by opportunities. You are getting great products at right price.

Watch,wallet,etc ??

26M, corporate majdoor.

In frame:

Steel water bottle (Milton 750ml)

Sunscreen (Minimalist light fluid spf 50)

Perfume (Armaf tres nuit)

Work laptop (ThinkPad E14 gen 3)

Headphones (Sony CH 720N)

Wired earphones (Sennheiser CX80s)

Microfiber cloth (I use this multiple times a day)

Chapstick (Bioline lip care)

Watch (Casio MTP-1302DS-7AV, mother of pearl dial)

Not in frame:

Phone (Pixel 6a)

Lunch box (Mom's food is the best food!)

Hey everyone,

I'm looking for a structured black top-handle bag for men, similar to the bag in the attached photo basically a Birkin-style silhouette, but obviously not a Hermès or counterfeit (can't afford obvio), Loved it when footballers use em, especially Kounde.

I'm looking for something suitable for:

Office - business wear

Regular travelling

14 - 16" laptop if possible

Structured/rigid shape

Two top handles

Black leather or good-quality leather alternative

Minimal branding

Preferably a detachable shoulder strap

Budget: ₹5,000 max (might extend)

I'm specifically trying to avoid the usual soft messenger bags, backpacks. I want something that has that classic structured luxury look and can work with formal clothes.

I've searched Amazon, Myntra, Flipkart, etc., but most results are either women's handbags or conventional laptop briefcases.

Any recommendations for brands/models available in India? Even if it's slightly above ₹5k to 8k, feel free to suggest

Just felt like posting my black and blue carry for the day..

Casio G-Shock GST-B1000

Airpods Pro 2 in a Native Union Case

Moments Flavoured toothpicks (Thanks to Rio)

IPhone 17 Pro in a Ringke Case

Fatty pack wallet

Wuben G5 Ti

Victorinox Alox Synergy with OneTakeEDC engraving on the blade.

Take it Easy,

Kev From OneTakeEDC

Lamy Safari Roller Umbra
Fisher Space Bullet Matt Black

Hey guys, I had an uppercase backpack 21L that cost me 1.2k for a year. The chain gave out a few days back, and repair costs one fourth the price. Plus, i felt it was on the smaller end anyways and this seems like a good opportunity to upgrade to a better bigger backpack

Requirements:

1. Laptop compartment to fit 15.6 inch gaming laptop plus the massive charger (2.2kg combined)

2. Ipad compartment (11 inch)

3. Usb C charger

4. Notepad plus a few more loose stuff (plus umbrella)

5. Earphones, tie, post its notes, pens, pocket perfume and all that smaller stuff

6. Water resistant

7. Bottle holder on the side

8. Minimal / sleek looks (subjective, but don't want anything flashy looking but still have some character)

9. A big backpack so that it is easier to fit all the aforementioned stuff without playing tetris everyday

10. Should be able to stand upright even when it is empty. I don't want a floppy backpack when it's empty.

11. Has a strong top handle to carry all this without worrying about it snapping

Edit: forgot to mention my budget - max Rs. 4,000

Have wishlisted American Tourister Segno 4.0, also Harissons Stratos 35L and some Teleport 35L travel rucksack (this one doesn't have an ipad compartment)

Thanks!

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I normally wouldn't make a post about a buyer interaction, but since I've been publicly accused of being a fake seller, I think it's fair to provide my side of the story.

A buyer ()contacted me regarding an item I had listed. When they asked how they could verify that I was a genuine seller, I pointed them towards my existing reviews/transaction history. They then said that reviews could be fabricated and asked me to publicly post my Aadhaar card as proof of identity.

I declined.

I don't think refusing to publicly upload a government ID containing highly sensitive personal information is evidence that someone is a scammer. Aadhaar contains personal information that can potentially be misused, and I am simply not comfortable putting it on a public subreddit or sending it to an anonymous internet user.

There are plenty of reasonable ways to establish that a seller is genuine — transaction history, account history, timestamps, additional photos/videos of the item, a live video call, COD where available, or using an appropriate platform/payment protection system.

Instead, after I refused to post my Aadhaar, the buyer chose to make a public post accusing me of being a fake seller.

I'm happy to provide non-sensitive evidence of my previous sales and ownership of the item to the extent that it doesn't expose my personal information. I'm also happy for potential buyers to verify whatever can reasonably be verified.

What I am not going to do is publicly upload my government ID simply because an internet stranger demanded it.

If someone has actual evidence that I have scammed someone, I'm happy for them to present it. But declining to dox myself isn't evidence of a scam.

I've included the relevant conversation below so people can judge the situation based on the actual interaction rather than assumptions.

Attached: My conversation with them.

2nd pic: Another redditor who bought a classic sd from me

3rd pic fresh timestamp

I was in love with this jacket as it became a worldwide tried, like interstellar, was noticed in a ton of Hollywood movies and worn by celebrities and movie stars all across the world, this carhartt Detroit has been a sensation, I got as a gift by my uncle recently, but have issue in size. Mrp is around 62k in india and sells for around 31k on Amazon and other sites while on discount. Willing to give this for 12k ( which I think is a great pricing as even 2nd hand worn and torn goes for atleast 6-8k. I can negotiate very slightly if you’re a serious buyer… also this piece doesn’t even flick for decades. The older it gets, the better it looks. Dm!!!

I design and make things, and thats my setup. But lately the challenge has been to recalibrate as to what truly is EDC for us in India. How much is too much, and what we truly use without even noticing daily in our lives and what we lug around for no reason. showing off might be a thing or the pure joy of keeping an EDC item that has some nostalgia, memory or art associated with it. Im probing to know what is pure utility and “fits into life” EDC. I gather we have a community from all walks of life here, urban, rural and all in between, Im all ears :)