YOUR EDC WITH MASTERS OF GLOVES

01/11/2024

Everyday Carry, or EDC, is about being prepared for whatever life throws at you. It’s about having essential items with you at all times, even if you may never use them. At its core, EDC is about preparedness and self-reliance. In this blog post, we’ll explore the philosophy behind EDC, its importance and how incorporating MoG gloves can enhance your EDC setup. We’ll also look at the essential items to keep in your EDC pack for maximum readiness.

The philosophy of EDC

The essence of EDC can be summed up in the phrase “just in case”. It’s about being prepared for the unexpected, no matter how unlikely. While some may see EDC as excessive or unnecessary, for many it’s a way of life rooted in practicality and preparedness.

Why you need EDC

EDC is essential for everyone, from adventurers to professionals, as it ensures readiness for any situation. Whether you’re a police officer responding to a call or a hiker exploring the wilderness, having the right tools at your fingertips can make all the difference in critical moments. It empowers individuals to be self-sufficient and effectively handle emergencies. From providing essential tools for emergency situations to increasing productivity and convenience in everyday tasks, EDC gear serves as a lifeline when needed most.

9 essentials for your EDC pouch

An EDC pouch is a great way to keep a set of essential tools close at hand. You can easily throw it in your car or attach it to your MOLLE backpack so you’re always prepared. But what should you put in your bag? Here’s our list of 9 essential items:

1. Multi-tool

The average multi-tool is a pocket-sized toolbox, incredibly handy with pliers and screwdrivers for various occasions.

2. Flashlight

A small but powerful flashlight is essential for dark situations or emergencies, ensuring you’re never left in the dark.

3. Plasters & Painkillers

Accidents happen. Keep some plasters and painkillers on hand for minor injuries.

4. Tourniquet

Carrying a tourniquet is crucial for emergencies involving severe injuries like gunshot wounds, car crashes, or serious cuts, where immediate intervention can be life-saving. While the need for a tourniquet is rare, its presence is invaluable in critical situations—it’s better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it. Additionally, tourniquets are compact, lightweight and takes up almost no space.

5. Pen & Notebook

Despite the digital age, a pen and notebook are irreplaceable for quick notes or drawings. Tactical pens often have a glass breaker for emergencies. Waterproof notebooks are also recommended.

6. Power bank with charger

A compact power bank, will keep your phone and flashlight charged and give you peace of mind.

7. Firesteel with tinder

Useful in emergencies or for lighting some wood.

8. Duct Tape, Paracord and Super Glue

These versatile items are essential for repairs. Duct tape can fix almost anything, paracord is incredibly strong, and superglue is perfect for small repairs, including minor wounds.

9. MoG Gloves

Incorporating MoG gloves into your EDC ensures your hands are well-protected during daily tasks and unexpected situations, whether you’re handling rough materials, performing first aid, or dealing with emergencies. These versatile gloves add an extra layer of safety and readiness.

Including these essentials in your EDC pack will ensure you’re prepared for a variety of situations, whether you’re at home, on the road or in the wilderness. It is important to know that an EDC is always built around your needs. These examples of items can be used as a guide and a first setup. You can modify them according to your needs, environment and tasks.