Everyday Carry

The name says it all: Everyday Carry is designed around the EDC idea of a tool small enough to live in a pocket or wallet. The maker says the body is Gr5 titanium alloy, chosen for low weight, strength and resistance to rust and corrosion. It folds closed for carrying and opens quickly when needed.

Faceted design

The campaign describes a slim teardrop silhouette that pairs flowing lines with sharp-edged transitions at the joint. The handle is an irregular polyhedron with distinctly cut and angled faces. According to the maker, the contours are shaped for an ergonomic, non-slip grip that stays stable during detailed work.

Locking and blades

The maker says the blade lock uses a 90°–110° locking design to keep the blade from slipping or coming loose in use. An integrated latch-and-release mechanism with a 20° automatic snap-back is said to prevent accidental opening and also acts as a back lock. The tool accepts #11 blades, which the campaign notes are easy to swap and widely available.

• Dimensions: 61mm long, 9mm wide
• Weight: 13.3g
• Material: Gr5 titanium alloy
• Blade compatibility: #11 blades
• Two tritium slots, with tritium tubes in green, purple, yellow, blue or red
• Optional luminous vials that glow after charging under light

Glow and travel

Two tritium slots on the tool's sides take tritium tubes for visibility in the dark. A cheaper luminous-vial option absorbs light and glows for a time; the maker cautions that brightness and duration depend on the light absorbed. For flights, the campaign says the tool complies with TSA rules when the blade is removed and only the body is carried.

The maker pitches it for carving and detail work in wood, leather and plastic, as well as camping, hiking and fishing tasks.