EDC Carry Webstore

You shouldn’t wait for an emergency to start grabbing things to help you survive. There are some things that you should carry every day. This set of things is called your Every Day Carry kit or EDC.

If you’d like to see what I carry as part of my EDC, check out What should you have in your EDC gear?

I’ve selected some EDC gear for you below but I’d suggest just using these as a place to start. Each person’s EDC equipment is always going to be different, based on what you have available and what situations you may find yourself in. Happy hunting!

BTW, if you’re on a phone, you may want to use this direct link instead.

These are free while they last

Find everyday carry gear for your prepper planning. Flashlights, knives, fire starting equipment, water filtration, tools, everything you’d need to come up with and complete your EDC kit list.

About graywolfsurvival.com

I am a former federal agent and military veteran who has deployed to combat theaters in Africa, Iraq and Afghanistan and have almost three decades of military and military contracting experience.

My goal is to help families to understand how to intelligently protect their family and their way of life against real threats, without all the end-of-the-world doomsday crap.

Comments

Tom Davy says:

May 7, 2014 at 2:51 pm

I am a retiring Navy Commander who lives in DC & works for Uncle. Carrynig a weapon is just not allowed here (unless you are a criminal). I also need to wear a suit to work, so a rigger belt with pouches does not work.
My EDC consists of: wallet, Blackberry, key chain with sm flashlight, 1 day of meds, P-51, and swiss tool. I keep a flashlight-whistle in my pants pocket and a blade-less Leatherman mini in my BB pouch. And while I almost never need it, my POMI challenge coin.

Reply
- graywolfsurvival says:
  
  May 7, 2014 at 3:03 pm
  
  Yeah, I hate when I have to go to DC. My buddy got popped for carrying in his vehicle last time we were out there. Luckily he got the charges dropped or it could have affected his career.
  
  Gotta have the challenge coin if you don’t wanna pick up the tab.
  
  Reply
Bryan says:

July 10, 2014 at 11:59 am

If you don’t mind me asking, are you police/MP now? Not sure why you carry a handcuff key unless I am incorrect and that is something else.
Thanks for your posts. I enjoy reading them.

Reply
- graywolfsurvival says:
  
  July 10, 2014 at 3:20 pm
  
  I’m in the maricopa county sheriff’s office special forces posse.
  
  Thanks Bryan. I enjoy writing them.
  
  Reply
  - chris says:
    
    June 28, 2015 at 10:28 am
    
    Maricopa County Sheriff…would have liked this store much better had you not said that.
    
    Reply
    - graywolf says:
      
      June 29, 2015 at 7:20 pm
      
      I just helped them out for a bit. I haven’t done it for a while now. I don’t see anything wrong with helping to find people lost in the desert or with communicating during a disaster though.
      
      Reply
      - Matthew says:
        
        January 30, 2016 at 2:47 am
        
        Love Joe and how he does things is this store in phoenix I think you well get my business.
colton says:

December 16, 2015 at 6:59 pm

Where did you get the various zipper bags that contains each component of your bugoutbag?

Reply
- graywolf says:
  
  December 17, 2015 at 5:38 pm
  
  Here are a few of them – http://amzn.to/1ObOX2v
  
  Reply

Speak Your Mind Cancel reply

Best Prepper Resources and Recommendations – Feb 2015

Come check out the best prepper gear, books, blogs (with the most recent posts from each), forums, and facebook pages – all handpicked by me.

How I built my ultimate 25 pound bug out bag

Here’s how I used a some ultralight thru-hiking techniques to build my hiking/camping/bug out bag under 25 pounds without sacrificing what I need.

Top 7 prepper/survival/camping gifts for preppers

Whether you’re looking for a gift for your dad, husband, brother, son, cousin, neighbor, boyfriend, workmate, or whatever, pretty much any guy out there likes manly stuff.

Top 10 best selling prepper gear you should consider

Occasionally, I want to let you know which prepper and survival gear is selling better than the rest. It’s a great indication that what you’re buying is a good value, and you can always read the reviews to see if you should buy it. This is currently the list of the top 10 best-selling prepper and survival gear items, along with an explanation for each.

Everyday carry (EDC) gear – what I carry

So what do you really need to carry every day? How do you figure out what should go on your EDC gear list? Here’s what Graywolf from Graywolf Survival carries and why, as well as some suggestions on how to plan your EDC kit.

What you need in your bug out bag – a comprehensive look

A bug out bag is critical but what do you put in it? When considering disaster preparedness, keep in mind that what survival gear and emergency supplies you add to your bug out bag and then pack for your survival kit can mean the difference between life and death, or at least affect your level of comfort if SHTF and you had to get outta dodge. Read this article to find out what you should consider putting in your bug out bag.

99 freakin’ awesome ideas for your bug out bag

Lots of articles tell you the basics of what you need in your bug out bag. This is a list of 99 things you may not have considered. Awesome!

How to communicate when the world goes silent

So if cell phones stopped working, how would you communicate? What if an EMP wiped out all electronics? How would you find your family or get help during a disaster or if SHTF?

20 best camping/survival gift ideas for kids

Finding a camping or survival gift for children that they’ll like isn’t easy. Luckily, I’m here to help. Here are 20 that are both fun and useful.

My personal go bag contents

There are a lot of different things you can put on your bug out bag list and there’s not really one list of contents that you should follow. Each item in your kit will depend on your skill set and what you’re trying to prepare for. It’ll also change depending on your region, the season […]

Search this site

Return to top of page

Copyright 2016, All Rights Reserved. All content on this site is subject to copyright law and cannot be reproduced in part or in its entirety without express permission from the original author. In almost all cases, this will be me, Graywolf. Contact me at [email protected] for permission. If you would like to include a short snapshot of my article (the preview paragraph) by way of RSS feed with a link to the rest of the article, please feel free to do so, and I thank you if you do. Disclosure: This is a professional review site that sometimes receives free merchandise from the companies whose products we review and recommend. We are independently owned and the opinions expressed here are our own.

GraywolfSurvival.com is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to (Amazon.com, or endless.com, MYHABIT.com, SmallParts.com, or AmazonWireless.com).