Pocket Dumps, Knife Shops & Chaos: Grant and Abe’s EDC Redux EDC-TV 034 (Audio)

Pocket Dumps, Knife Shops & Chaos: Grant and Abe’s EDC Redux EDC-TV 034 (Audio)

In Episode 034 of the EDC‑TV Podcast, Grant and Abe dive into an EDC Redux — revisiting the gear that shaped them, the tools they rely on today, and the stories that made them who they are. From old‑school hardware store knife displays to modern pocket organizers, sliding‑head pliers, nail clippers, and hard wallets, this episode is packed with nostalgia, practical insights, and plenty of laughs. If you love multitools, Swiss Army knives, pocket organizers, or just hearing two gear nerds talk shop, this one’s for you. Topics include: • The “golden age” of knives (and why it wasn’t actually golden) • Legendary knife shops and early collecting memories • Pocket organizers vs wallets — what actually works • Nail clippers: Swiss Army vs German engineering • Compact multitools that punch above their weight • EDC evolution from childhood to today #EDCTV #EverydayCarry #EDCCommunity #Multitool #SwissArmyKnife #KnifeTalk #PocketDump #GearReview #KnifeCommunity #EDCDiscussion #PodcastLife #KnifeNerds #GearNerds #EDCGear #KnifeCollectors

Pocket Dumps, Knife Shops & Chaos: Grant and Abe's EDC Redux EDC-TV 034 (Video)

In Episode 034 of the EDC‑TV Podcast, Grant and Abe dive into an EDC Redux — revisiting the gear that shaped them, the tools they rely on today, and the stories that made them who they are. From old‑school hardware store knife displays to modern pocket organizers, sliding‑head pliers, nail clippers, and hard wallets, this episode is packed with nostalgia, practical insights, and plenty of laughs. If you love multitools, Swiss Army knives, pocket organizers, or just hearing two gear nerds talk shop, this one’s for you. Topics include: • The “golden age” of knives (and why it wasn’t actually golden) • Legendary knife shops and early collecting memories • Pocket organizers vs wallets — what actually works • Nail clippers: Swiss Army vs German engineering • Compact multitools that punch above their weight • EDC evolution from childhood to today #EDCTV #EverydayCarry #EDCCommunity #Multitool #SwissArmyKnife #KnifeTalk #PocketDump #GearReview #KnifeCommunity #EDCDiscussion #PodcastLife #KnifeNerds #GearNerds #EDCGear #KnifeCollectors

Is the Maxpedition Platy Worth Carrying? 033 (Audio)

The EDC‑TV crew is back and this week, Grant, Abe, and Inky put the Maxpedition Platy Front Pocket Organizer to the test. Each of us carried one in the real world, stuffed it with our daily gear, and came back with very different opinions. We break down what works, what doesn’t, and whether this slim front‑pocket pouch actually solves a problem… or just creates new ones. From lanyards and zipper pulls to pocket geometry, knife rub, and “domestic EDC pouch fights,” nothing is off the table. Along the way we also check out a handful of budget knives (including a $9.99 Smith & Wesson fixed blade and a surprisingly solid Ganzo folder), and talk about pocket‑carry habits. If you’re into EDC gear, organizers, budget blades, or just enjoy three gear nerds arguing about pocket real estate, this episode is for you. Topics: * Maxpedition Platy front pocket organizer review * Real‑world carry impressions (comfort, layout, pocket fit) * What we packed in ours * Why the lanyard had to go * Knife rub, pocket bulge, and carry ergonomics * Budget knife roundup: Smith & Wesson, Ganzo, Dispatch * Zipper pulls, paracord mods, and organizer tweaks * What we’d change about the Platy * Should Maxpedition make a left‑handed version? #EDCTV #Maxpedition #MaxpeditionPlaty #EDCgear #EverydayCarry #PocketOrganizer #EDCreview #BudgetKnives #KnifeCommunity #GearReview #MultitoolOrg #EDCSetup #TacticalGear

Is the Maxpedition Platy Worth Carrying? 033 (Video)

The EDC‑TV crew is back and this week, Grant, Abe, and Inky put the Maxpedition Platy Front Pocket Organizer to the test. Each of us carried one in the real world, stuffed it with our daily gear, and came back with very different opinions. We break down what works, what doesn’t, and whether this slim front‑pocket pouch actually solves a problem… or just creates new ones. From lanyards and zipper pulls to pocket geometry, knife rub, and “domestic EDC pouch fights,” nothing is off the table. Along the way we also check out a handful of budget knives (including a $9.99 Smith & Wesson fixed blade and a surprisingly solid Ganzo folder), and talk about pocket‑carry habits. If you’re into EDC gear, organizers, budget blades, or just enjoy three gear nerds arguing about pocket real estate, this episode is for you. Topics: * Maxpedition Platy front pocket organizer review * Real‑world carry impressions (comfort, layout, pocket fit) * What we packed in ours * Why the lanyard had to go * Knife rub, pocket bulge, and carry ergonomics * Budget knife roundup: Smith & Wesson, Ganzo, Dispatch * Zipper pulls, paracord mods, and organizer tweaks * What we’d change about the Platy * Should Maxpedition make a left‑handed version? #EDCTV #Maxpedition #MaxpeditionPlaty #EDCgear #EverydayCarry #PocketOrganizer #EDCreview #BudgetKnives #KnifeCommunity #GearReview #MultitoolOrg #EDCSetup #TacticalGear

032- New CRKT Counterpart (Video)

This episode of EDC‑TV dives deep into the world of everyday carry knives starting with first impressions of the newest CRKT Counterpart Crossbar Lock, designed by the legendary Ken Onion. Grant, Abe, and Inky each bring their own version of the knife to the table, comparing steels, blade shapes, action, ergonomics, and real‑world usability. From budget blades and Walmart surprises to premium design philosophy, the crew breaks down what makes a knife work and what makes it worth carrying. They explore the nuances of blade geometry, handle texture, lanyard hole practicality, and why color matters more than most people admit. Whether you're a seasoned knife nerd or just curious about what makes a great EDC tool, this episode delivers honest impressions, real‑world testing, and plenty of laughs. The team wraps up with their final thoughts on the CRKT Counterpart Crossbar Lock—what they love, what they’d change, and whether it earns a spot in their pockets. ---------------------------------------- KEY TAKEAWAYS * Hands‑on evaluation of the CRKT Counterpart Crossbar Lock * Blade shape, steel choice, and design philosophy * Handle texture, ergonomics, and lanyard hole usefulness * Why knife preferences are deeply personal * The surprising importance of color in knife design * Carry orientation (tip‑up vs tip‑down) and safety considerations #EDCTV #KnifeCommunity #EverydayCarry #CRKT #KenOnion #KnifeReview #EDCGear #GearTalk #KnifeDesign #PocketKnives #MultitoolOrg #BladeTalk #KnifeNerds #OutdoorGear #EDCDiscussion #KnifeCollectors #GearReview #CrossbarLock #D2Steel #12C27 #KnifeEnthusiast