The current EDC set up
I don't try and over complicate my EDC. The wallet is thin and doesn't take up too much room, the Sig P365 is about the perfect balance between compact and a reasonable carry capacity. I haven't tried all the carry holsters out there but have had good luck with C&G and have no need to change. I keep my keys on me at all times. The knife is probably bulkier than it needs to be but honestly it's really a pretty slick little blade. I've thought about upgrading for some time now and nothing seems to want to replace it. The INPAX pen is not your typical tactical pen, Sam and his team have done a good job protecting you both during and after an incident. The light is slim and pretty bright. When clipped into my pocket I barely notice it and it is way quicker than trying to find it the light on my phone. The phone is just that, the phone. I am trying to spend much less time on that damn thing these days but it's the obvious necessary evil. The miss here is no spare mag for the Sig. I've thought about this often and for some reason have not prioritized that accessory at this point.
I will confess I am a big fan of the new Sig P365. It is tight, compact, shoots well, and of course you get those ten rounds. For me, this was a no brainer to add to the EDC kit and thus far I'm very happy. As I have mentioned I have had good luck with C&G holsters. Thus I have no real reason to switch. With this rig I have switched from a 4:00 carry position to appendix carry. That has been an adjustment however the gun conceals, in my opinion, a ton better in appendix versus behind the hip.
This is my slim wallet from TUMI that has the RFID chip blocker. I like the wallet regardless of the chip blocker but do see that as an added benefit. About 22 years ago my grandmother gave Sheryl and I that $100 bill in a time when we really needed money. We vowed to never spend it and it has ridden with me everyday since. Plenty of times we thought we needed to spend that $100 but now I am thankful everyday. It reminds me of discipline, my grandmother, and to be thankful for the blessings we have. There was a time when we were less fortunate.
Nothing fancy with my knife. This is a Benchmade and it's been with me for some time. The thing I like most is that it has the spring assist technology and for some reason that appeals to me. Other than that it is simply a utility blade for everyday use. I am contemplating getting a slimmer knife for everyday carry but until then 'Ol Faithful will just have to keep on working.
The INPAX pen is an awesome utility pen. There are some patents with it that really help the user if they ever have to use the pen. This is worth researching and understanding but in a nut shell it's a nice non-lethal option. The 5.11 light I think I picked up at some freebie give a way deal but it works well and fits nicely in the pocket when clipped in. I prefer to have my lamp separate from the gun, that's just my preference, so this goes with me wherever I go.