8 Ultralight Knives for a Lightweight EDC

Ultralight pocket knives for EDC, a modular backpack for every mission, the latest deals on our Amazon influencer page, and more… View this email in your browser Easy to carry, hard on everyday tasks. 8 Ultralight Pocket Knives for EDC Your typical EDC knife is likely the heaviest part of your kit. You might think that's just the price you have to pay to carry a competent pocket knife. After all, good steel has to weigh a ton, right? Actually, there's a category of knives that tip the scales in the other direction. These lightweight knives give you the features and ergonomics you'd want from an EDC while measuring under 3 ounces, with some designs shaving grams into ultralight territory at under 2 ounces. To help you navigate this world of ultralight everyday carry knives, we've put together this guide with some of our favorite examples for you to choose from. See the Full List 5.11 Tactical AMP12 Backpack From our sponsor: 5.11 Tactical's AMP12 25L Pack offers more advanced modularity in a design that weighs less and blends in better to your surroundings compared to their already successful past designs. When you need your kit truly dialed, the AMP12 25L features versatile organization inside and out to cover your bases. Check It Out MecArmy's CPL Flashlight sports a unique form factor designed to slip onto a watch band or similarly sized tactical webbing, available on our Amazon influencer page! Marc is a freelance artist in Pittsburgh and his color coordinated EDC does a little of everything, including helping him with creative work. A lawyer in France, Setrak is looking to make some changes to his EDC by adding a more efficient way to carry his daily essentials. Facebook Twitter Pinterest Instagram © 2019 Everyday Carry • 1956 Larkin St., San Francisco, CA 94109 • All rights reserved. We periodically send e-mails to our followers who opt-in to our mailing list, such as when entering a giveaway on our website. unsubscribe from this list    update subscription preferences