Rogue Industries Front Pocket Wallet

With all their varied shapes and sizes, sometimes getting all our gear, accessories, and apparel to work well together is an exercise in forcing a square peg down a round hole. Take wallets, for example, where the common rectangular shape is meant to fit a rectangular pocket, and for many pants—especially the front pocket of jeans—the shape doesn’t quite line up. To solve this square wallet, round pocket dilemma, Rogue Industries produced and patented their Front Pocket Wallet. With its unique shape, premium materials, and US-made construction, the wallet provides a sleek and comfortable option for your everyday essentials.

A smooth, rounded edge gives the Rogue Front Pocket its distinct form factor. The design allows the wallet to sit flush against the rounded contour of its namesake, your front pants pocket. The shape, paired with a 0.25“ thickness, gives it a slim and discreet profile, minimizing bulge while maximizing its utility. It’s compact at 5” x 3.4“ and lightweight at only 1.6 ounces, making it a solid EDC option.

You have the option of two designs for your Front Pocket: 6 slots that can hold up to 12 cards, or 3 slots that hold 6 cards along with an ID window on the right panel, with the billfold and stash pocket up top. Either option can be made from your choice of American Bison or Moose Leather. Wallets from the Bison and Moose collections in particular are made in Maine, USA, to boot. Both materials have exceptional durability that will develop a patina unique to its user over time, with the added bonus of RFID protection.

The Rogue Industries Front Pocket Wallet’s thoughtful design, robust fit and finish, and craftsmanship gives you a sound everyday option that solves a common everyday conundrum. Build your perfect Front Pocket Wallet in your choice of style, material, and initial customization at Rogue Industries’ site at the link below, with a special offer of 15% off your order with code EDC15.

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Hazard 4 Hibachi Sling

A good bag is an essential part of many EDC’s, but sometimes even daypacks can become cumbersome to carry around all day. When you need to keep it light and versatile a sling might be the way to go, but most slings aren't made to carry anything bigger than a wallet and your keys. That's where the Hazard 4 Hibachi sling sets itself apart. Not only is it tough enough to handle most harsh conditions, you can also customize the main compartment to fit your needs.

The Hazard 4 Hibachi sling pulls no punches. It features a Cordura 1000D nylon construction and YKK zippers meant to take a beating in the field, so you know it can survive EDC. The molded exterior helps it to maintain a “no-flap” aerodynamic shape perfect for motorcycle riders while also providing even more protection for the gear inside. Most slings have a thin strap that can get uncomfortable with heavier loads. That isn't the case with the Hibachi's wide, padded shoulder strap. A second cross-body strap gives you even better stability when you need it, and best of all it doesn't get in the way of functionality. You can still swing it from back to chest to access your gear in a pinch thanks to a quick-access side zipper.

The outside of the bag might feature MOLLE-compatible webbing for further customization, but the inside of the bag is just as versatile. It has a velcro backing so you can attach as many pouches and organizers as you can fit while still having room for up to a 15-inch laptop. Specialized accessory pouches are sold separately and allow you to carry everything you’d need from a photoshoot to a day at the range. By default, the Hibachi sling comes with a solid multiple-use EDC divider that should be perfect for most people. You can use it to organize smaller accessories like pens, tablets, or multitools in a way that keeps it accessible and separate from larger items.

Slings are becoming more popular, but few are improving on functionality in the way that the Hazard 4 Hibachi sling does. If you’re in the market for a versatile way to carry everything from shooting gear to photography equipment and then some, make sure to pick one of these up for yourself by clicking the link below.

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Trending: Casio Wave Ceptor

For Timepiece Tuesday, we take a look an often-overlooked but always-dependable digital quartz. And no one does it quite like Casio. With reliable retro models going back decades and modern versions taking on the latest tech, there's something for everyone at an affordable price. The Wave Ceptor WV-59DJ-1AJF is a modern example of Casio's mastery over the everyday digital watch, featuring a versatile retro style and feature-rich display. All the information you need is at a glance, from a large time readout to day/date/year displays. Casio's standard four-button system takes care of adjustments and modes including timers and a world time function, and a Multi Band 5 radio keeps the Wave Ceptor accurate thanks to 5 radio stations around the world automatically correcting its time. Add this sleek, timeless, and affordable watch to your EDC rotation at the Amazon link below.

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Gerber Center Drive Plus

When it comes to EDC, some of the best gear you can carry is the result of feedback-driven design from within the community. That ear-to-the-ground approach is exactly how Gerber improved upon their Center Drive multi-tool, now in an upgraded 'Plus' variation that has a new set of features that's even more suited for everyday carry compared to the original. But not everything is new: the Center Drive Plus retains the easy one-handed operation that made it a favorite choice in the first place.

The new Center Drive Plus features a combination straight- and serrated edge knife that's more versatile than the original plain blade featured on the original, especially if you find yourself cutting through rough material like thick ropes on a regular basis. And it's still a full-sized 3.25" blade, which is longer than knives on many other multi-tools in its class. When you need precise cuts and a knife won't do, the new Plus model now also packs a pair of spring-loaded scissors.

Like the original, the new Plus model allows you to access all of the tools with a single hand, without having to fumble with the handles like on a traditional butterfly-style tool. This includes the pliers themselves, which pop out of the handles, ready to go. And the long-extended bit driver flips out easily as well; now augmented with a set of common bits as part of the package. It retains its namesake centered positioning, making driving screws comfortable and efficient.

With the new Gerber Center Drive Plus multi-tool in hand, you can take on bigger and more varied tasks compared to its original incarnation. It’s a great choice whether you’re in the market for your first multi-tool or looking to upgrade from the original. You can pick one up in your favorite of three colors available at the link below.

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Trending: Leatherman Charge+

It's the start of the week, which means it's time to get some work done. And nothing gets the job done for Multi-tool Monday like a solid tool. Leatherman's hardworking Charge+ is also one of their most popular, thanks to its full loadout of 19 tools balanced inside their signature buttefly-style opening and closing design. Make no mistake: the Charge+ is a full-sized tool equipped with pliers (with replaceable wire cutters in this upgraded version), three types of blades, and two bit drivers among other useful, everyday tools. But the unique folding design, outside-accessible tools, one-handed operation, and carry-friendly 4" closed profile and 8.3-ounce weight makes it an easy option to EDC. Pick up Leatherman's everyday-ready workhorse at the link below.

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