Mobile – Versatile – Vital
A good wallet is perhaps the most overlooked component of a strong EDC loadout. But as the war between privacy and technology heats up, a company called Silent Pocket has begun producing elegant wallets capable of shielding our private data. They were kind enough to send over a sample of their Simple Card Wallet, a minimalist affair designed to keep your personal info where it belongs – in your pocket.
Morakniv is known for offering quality knives at laughably low prices. And since I enjoy both laughter and nice things, I already owned three Moras by the time the company offered to send me a sample for review. But the knife they sent was no joke. Here’s my review of the Morakniv Companion HD.
In a first for Journeywind Junk, I’ve decided to return a knife. I know what you’re thinking – “Really? The Cryo? That’s the best budget blade Kershaw makes!” And you know what? I can’t really argue with that assessment. I wholeheartedly endorse the Cryo as a value-conscious EDC knife.
Since its introduction in 1963, Seiko’s 5 Series has produced some incredible watches. Touted for their affordability and automatic movement, these timepieces have made their way onto legions of loyal wrists. The most popular model is the Seiko SNK809.
Close your eyes and imagine a knife. It’s got a Scandi grind, a back lock, and a comfortable, green handle perfectly suited for the great outdoors. Whose maker’s mark is on this woodsman’s dream? Open your eyes – It’s Cold Steel.
The Gerber Dime is one of the most popular mini multi-tools on the planet. And yet, it divides EDC websites and forums in a way that few other items can match. So what’s the deal with the Dime? I plopped down my cash in an effort to find out. Here’s what I came up with over a couple weeks of testing.
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