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EDC (Everyday Carry) - December 2025

 December 2025 Everyday Carry (EDC)

My Everyday Carry has stayed remarkably consistent since 2024, with just one major update: I now use the iPhone Air as my daily phone. The biggest shift actually happened back in March 2024, when I switched from a full-size wallet to the Coach Card Wallet. 

That change made a noticeable difference in comfort and pocket space—as long as you keep it snug in your pocket. I’d hesitated to use a card wallet before because I’d had it fall out more than once, but after adjusting how I carry it, it’s been trouble-free.

Since then, my EDC setup has remained simple, lightweight, and pocket-friendly.

Current EDC Items (December 2025)

  • Apple iPhone Air
  • Casio G-Shock 5600
  • Victorinox Classic
  • Victorinox Huntsman
  • Coach Leather Card Wallet

I still enjoy rotating between my Victorinox models—especially the Huntsman for its versatility. And depending on mood or occasion, I switch between my G-Shock 5600 and the classic Casio A168.

Future Considerations

One possible change is moving to a Hermes Calvi Card Wallet as the exposed design of the Coach Wallet has caused damage to my credit cards.  I'll evaluate and decide maybe in 2027 as it retails for $435 in 2025.  My reason for considering a premium Hermes wallet is its authenticity of materials and build quality as I'm anticipating it could last as long as the Coach Wallet, if not longer.



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