We’re trying out a new structure for the show to make sure we can yap about new products coming out, answer questions the community has, and share our favorite EDCs submissions with you all in every episode!

We’re trying out a new structure for the show to make sure we can yap about new products coming out, answer questions the community has, and share our favorite EDCs submissions with you all in every episode!

This week we will be discussing Quintessential EDC Items. Products that have become so iconic and timeless, that they've influenced every other product released after them, becoming almost synonym with their product category.

Eyes up! 👀 This week on Carried Away, it's time for another round of community EDC reviews! We browsed through our different groups—on Facebook, Reddit, and Discord—to highlight some awesome setups from our amazing communities. EDC Submission form: https://tally.so/r/w8xRQA

Today we're getting carried away with Joe Caswell. If you don't know Joe, he's one of the most innovative knife designers whose work I've had the pleasure of experiencing. In this episode Joe drops some serious knowledge about the engineering, science, art, and joy of design. Joe also shares his design process and philosophy, what differentiates a good knife from a great one, why materials matter but don't tell the whole story, and just so much more insight from his decades of experience.

This week on Carried Away, we'll be answering your questions to us! From opinions, to recommendations, to hot takes. If you have any pressing inquiries you'd like to run by us, you can leave a comment on our social media, or you can email: podcast@everydaycarry.com

Despite so much of the world going digital, there are still plenty of us in the EDC community who are passionate about working with good ol' fashioned pen and paper. So today we’ll be talking about pens as a part of your everyday carry. And to help us do that, we brought in a pen expert and longtime friend, Ed Jelley!

This week on Carried Away, we discuss one of the most useful—and divisive—ways to carry your gear. Whether you call it a crossbody bag, a sling, a belt bag, or a fanny pack, slings are here to stay, and it just might be an EDC essential.