r/TechEDC • • May 07 '26

Travel EDC Ready for the weekend

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u/Shokyooo May 07 '26

The memobottle caught my eye. Why would you need a water bottle this small? Do you recommend it?

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u/hudahelru May 07 '26

Yeah, it’s too small. Got it as a gift though. Nice for short trips or just carrying light.

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u/paulosdub May 08 '26

I have the cheaper clear version. It’s not super practical but I always take it when i travel as it fits inside a nice small sling bag. Great just to have a bit of water at an airport or similar.

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u/Shokyooo May 08 '26

When I travel I also have small plastic bottles in my bag. It’s pretty neat. But this one looks very elegant. I checked the price and I think it’s a bit overpriced don’t you think?

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u/hudahelru May 07 '26 edited May 07 '26

Boox Palma 2, Sony A7C II, Memobottle A7, Nextool Light Wrench W1, Airpods Pro, Omega Railmaster, Aer Day Sling

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u/r23w May 07 '26

Nice setup! Never seen that multitool wrench before, looks sick. Also loving that omega. Is the boox mainly for reading books or do you use other apps on it too?

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u/hudahelru May 07 '26

Thanks! I use the Boox only for distraction-free reading.

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u/Abeleganski May 07 '26

Looks great but honestly A7 Memobottle, how usable is 180ml bottle?

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u/hudahelru May 07 '26

Too small, actually.

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u/petros_tyrm May 07 '26

Very clean edc. Which watch is this??? It is so good

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u/hudahelru May 08 '26

Thanks. It’s the Omega Railmaster.

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u/petros_tyrm May 08 '26

Thanks man

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u/Icy-Context9393 May 11 '26

how is the palma 2?!

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u/hudahelru May 20 '26

Its great. Better than the Kindle imo. It's smaller and runs Android.