Common-Sense Everyday Carry

How to Choose and Use the EDC Gear You Didn't Know You Needed!

Prepping isn't always about the end of the world. It's about smoothing therough spots in life, whether that's at work, at home, or on the road. A solid Everyday Carry (EDC) plan helps with that.

 

Jim Cobb's goal in Common-Sense Everyday Carry isn't to turnpeople into Batman caricatures, loaded down with utility belts and expensive gear of questionable usefulness. Rather, it's to help readers make informed, intelligent decisions about whatthey want or need to carry to make their daily lives safer and easier.

 

In his easy-to-understand approach, Cobb lays out a three-layer system that almost anyone can adapt, taking into account your budget and environment, whether its urban, wilderness or workplace: 

·       Onbody - What you routinely keep in your pockets or on your belt.

·       Offbody - What you carry in a backpack, messenger bag, or similar conveyance.

·       Vehicle- What stays in your vehicle to get you back on the road or keep you safe untilhelp arrives.

 

Each chapter provides a detailed look at a specific category of gear. The author, an experienced gear reviewer, explains how to choose it and how to use it, and then follows up with specific recommendations so you know what brands to trust and which to avoid. 

Common-Sense Everyday Carry gives you the inside track on the critical-information categories you need to understand in a world where preparedness is essential: 

1. Knives

2. Flashlights

3. First Aid

4. EDC tools

5. Electronics

6. Cordage

7. Firestarting

8. Water solutions

9. Watches

10. Personal Protection Equipment (PPE)

11. Self-defense weapons

12. Clothing

13. Vehicle tools and accessories

14. Bags and packs 

This book is so much more than a list of gear -- it's roadmap to to what you need to organize your life for safety and convenience during your daily routine.