With the shape the world is currently taking, it’s important to be prepared for the worst (while hoping for the best). From the risk of natural disasters to terrorist attacks, nuclear war, and even economic collapse, life as we know it can change drastically.
The bullet pencil is the pocket-friendly way to add a pencil to your EDC. It’s small, compact design allows it to be carried unobtrusively, as the design dates back to the 1900’s. It’s now been modernized and perfected, with cheap, overseas manufacturing a thing of the past. See why this Connecticut, USA-made pencil is a great add to an Intentional EDC.
Could a Fisher Space Pen be made even tougher? Meet the new Clutch, which is inspired by roughnecks, who hold one of the toughest jobs there is. Oil field workers need a pen that is reliable, writes in any condition, and is easy to grip.
If you have a passing “ah ha!” thought, are trying to organize your to-do’s, get an emergency phone call, or just get bored, having the ability to write something down at a moment’s notice is important. A writing utensil on your person is foundational to an Intentional EDC. Let’s look at how you can pick the best pen for pocket carry.
The pencil has evolved from the old yellow, No 2 you were forced to use in school. Why should you give a pencil another look? We’re glad you asked. Let’s take a look at 10 reasons to add a pencil to your Primary EDC.
Your EDC is what’s in your pockets, but it’s also any additional gear you own, regardless of where it’s stored or how it’s used. Today, let’s look at your Nightstand EDC and identify 10 items you should consider keeping by your bed while you sleep.
