EDC at Work in a hospital - in reply to  

For EDC, the rubber really meets the road at work. At work,we have responsibilities which need to be accomplished efficiently and so our EDC items can really be put to the test in this setting. Are they efficient? Lightweight? Accessible? Are they really answering the needs of the job?
I work in a hospital and I carry some items that tend to gather a lot of attention when other people notice them! in this video, I will share these find with you.
Coach pouch: Couldn't find anywhere on Coach's website! It's old, but it's not impossible that it's a knockoff.
CRKT KERT: A nice portable oxygen wrench and prybar but let's just hope that you don't have to cut more than 2 straps!
At Amazon US: a.co/d/bracIJq
At CRKT: www.crkt.com/k...
Seiko 5 SNK: An automatic watch that won't break the bank - but it looks like it is no longer being produced! Still available online. The link below is for the blue one, which is currently the cheapest:
Amazon US: a.co/d/3c93amK
Leatherman Raptor Rescue: Amazing multitool for first responders (including police, IMO):
Amazon US: a.co/d/0pICNhn
Leatherman: www.leatherman...
Leatherman Raptor Response: A bit better for in- hospital use, with smaller finger holes and no glass breaker or strap cutter:
Amazon US: a.co/d/1WXWrmc
Leatherman: www.leatherman...
Victorinox Swiss Card Lite: Amazing multitool card with high-quality tools.
Amazon US: a.co/d/0gmiSrx
Victorinox US: www.victorinox...