Thread: EDC Man Purse?

Wow! How did you manage that one...

Originally Posted by EmsMonkey

Wow! How did you manage that one...

Just eating. No idea what I did, but I never realized just how much that can hurt. It made my eyes water so I went to check it out in the bathroom and I drew blood. I guess I was just really enjoying my pizza

Good pizza always draws blood!

Originally Posted by bharner

I just use my pockets.
I do have to messenger bags I use from time to time. A water resistant pvc Eddie Bauer one I got for Christmas last year and a tan cordura eastpack? (can't remember the brand) that I picked up in Vienna about the years back. I've stuffed a weeks worth of clothes in it before but it isn't huge unless I want it to be.
I've been oggling a crossbreed leather satchel for some time now. They have a spiffy concealed pocket that will hold a holster.

Edit: I just looked and don't see it on their site anymore. That makes me sad.

I almost bought one when I saw them too. I'm disappointed they don't sell them anymore. I have a crossbreed holster, and they are very comfortable



I don't carry a bag usually, just money clip in the right front pocket, phone in the left front. Columbia river crkt in left back pocket, Springfield Armory XDm .40 s&w right side in a iwb holster. leatherman wave on left side in leather holder. In the summer I do enjoy going to the coffeeshop with my laptop, and I have a over the shoulder bag for that.

Wow, have to plug a buddies company since it pertains to this thread:

blaq design ltd.

Wow, hard to believe they have been rollin for 5 years now. Seems so short, chatting with Paul on the streets of KSU, about some combined senior project that had slowly gone awry. For every bag they sold, it got them more and more orders.

When I lived in Chicago (and when I move back in May), it is almost an absolute neccesity. I normally leave around 7am for the trains and don't get back until 7-10pm...so whatever I need for that day...plus constant iPod/headphones, notebook, current book I'm reading, etc.

In Oklahoma, everyone drives everywhere so I use it a lot less...