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Pocket Dump: August 2023 | Image

Pocket Dump: August 2023
Every man knows the importance of having the right tools at their fingertips. Whether it is dealing with everyday necessities or potential emergency scenarios, having the right gear can make all the difference. That is why we have compiled the definitive list of must-have EDC items for men in our monthly Pocket Dump roundup. This month�s Pocket Dump features a range of EDC items designed to help you tackle any situation. From multi-tools and whistles to wallets and watches, we have got you covered. Here are some of the standout products in this months roundup.



Hodinkee, the renowned online watch magazine, has partnered with micro watch brand Unimatic to reimagine two of their popular designs using forged carbon fiber. This rugged material graces the casings, lending them a blend of lightweight durability. Titanium inner casings further enhance water resistance, extending it to 300 meters.
BUY | $2,900




The distinctive transparent design of Nothings Ear(1) and Ear(2) earphones is now accompanied by a new black option for those who prefer a more classic look. The earbuds are entirely black, while the stem maintains its see-through shell but with black internals. This change extends to the charging case as well. Enhanced noise cancellation comes with an adaptive mode that adapts to ambient noise levels, a fit test for ear tips, and sound personalization.




Introducing the Premium EDC Pouch, a meticulously crafted pocket organizer designed to enhance your everyday carry experience. Constructed from robust 500D polyester, this pouch is built to withstand wear and tear while maintaining its sleek appearance. Featuring a practical 4-pocket design, this organizer offers three slots of varying sizes for your tools and a spacious pocket for notebooks. Its compact dimensions make it an ideal slim EDC companion for your daily essentials.




Discover the Fulcrum Mini Titanium Pocket Tool: a fusion of a pry bar, bit driver, and bit holder, all meticulously crafted by Joseph Vero. This debut pocket tool showcases Veros ingenious design approach and engineering prowess, promising to become a timeless companion in your everyday carry. 
BUY | $90



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HEX CAMERA SLING
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Mystery Ranch EDC Backpacks
Since 2000, Mystery Ranch has been manufacturing packs and load carriage systems for military, hunting, wildland fire and mountaineering customers, with a focus on use-specific designs and hand-built quality. They craft some of the toughest packs the world has ever seen, and while the military remains their largest client, Mystery Ranch has taken all that know-how, in-field feedback from their toughest users and have created a killer line of best-in-class packs for ...
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LEXDRAY WHISTLER PACK
Lexdray have presented a new double duty pack aimed at both outdoor enthusiasts and bicycle commuters in mind. With snow season around the corner, the Whistler Pack is perfect to carry your precious gear down the slopes, it features water-repellent fabric and zippers, and discreetly stores a waterproof cover for extra protection in harsh weather. The bag also features plenty of pockets and compartments, plus some handy compression straps that can lock down your snow...
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