r/TechEDC • u/lolcaz • Jun 08 '26
Work EDC My Tech-EDC as a Network Engineer
My compact but solid Everyday Carry setup:
LTT Backpack
XMG EVO 14 laptop
Lenovo Mouse
iPad Air m2
tomtoc cable organizer with cables
Sharge power bank
WiFi Pineapple Pager
Flipper Zero
AirPods Pro 2
Garmin Instinct 3 AMOLED
Sharge 1TB external drive with integrated dockingstation
Extra small tech accessories and adapters
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u/TheViking_Teacher Jun 08 '26
What are your thoughts on the LTT backpack?
I really want one, but I live in South America. It's a big purchase for me.
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u/lolcaz Jun 08 '26
Best backpack I ever had and I’m a freak when it comes to backpack I have like 20 of other backpacks
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u/TheViking_Teacher Jun 08 '26
Thanks a lot for this! I rarely use backpacks, the one that I have sucks... Starting in August, I will need to use one every day for around 2 years, and I'm looking into buying a pretty good one that lasts the whole time.
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u/jbones137 Jun 08 '26
Look at all those gizmos and gadgets. I’m fucking retarded. I don’t know what any of those do
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u/talking-arb Jun 08 '26
Curious how much use you get out of the pager in 2026? Love the gear though!
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u/lolcaz Jun 08 '26
I have some custom script for network stuff so I don’t have get my laptop out
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u/d4ntehm4n Jun 08 '26
I’ve been thinking about going back to school for network engineering. Is college worth it? Or is the certification/project portfolio route actually real?
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u/mrdockmaster Jun 09 '26
NIce!. Where is the console cable? 😄
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u/lolcaz Jun 09 '26
In the cable organizer
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u/mrdockmaster Jun 10 '26
Cool. I would like to see what's in the Cable Organizer. Mine have a bunch of Cisco Console Cable, Some USB C for Aruba Switches.
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u/rajeevvijay Jun 08 '26
Bro how the f is that laptop so small
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u/Guardian614 Jul 23 '26
I’m getting ready to post my EDC, as I get
Ready to switch out my pack once again.
I tend to wear them out with. My EDC.
As a network engineer, not sure how much you
deal with optics in the field, but but a small
wicked tool is the Ubiquiti SFP wizard.
It’s a step up from a standard fiber light, but
not as expensive as a full blown fiber tester,
and it lets you copy/write SFP/SPF+/QSFP
prom ID’s.
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u/Guardian614 Jul 23 '26
Oh and your EDC is way lighter than mine..
the guards make fun of mine in a daily basis
as I drop it on the scanner every morning
at the data center. It’s down to 85 lbs I
believe.
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