Clem on Nostr: Ooo! Exciting! I’ve got three in my collection. - My retired one (sentimental ...
Ooo! Exciting!
I’ve got three in my collection.
- My retired one (sentimental don’t want it lost)
- My Wave, that I purchased brand new and have taken extreme pains to take care of.
- My EDC WAVE that I found driven over on the highway and fixed into a useable condition. I carry it in a leather man leather case, with some modifications for not getting lost or falling out.
This includes the placement of a key ring on the back that I can half hitch a piece of para cord to, the paracord also has two sliding button knots, which additionally act as a locking mechanism to keep the wave in the shorty if the primary snap pops open during everyday activities. Slight paranoid on loosing it, but they’re expensive and I’d rather have the locking mechanism than not.
I can post photos of my setup if you’re interested.
Additionally, I carry a flint in one of the side pockets.
Life in the remote mountains of Canada can be dangerous, and having the bare minimum of a knife / multitool + flint for fire is something I take seriously when out and about. Car or bike breaks down or accident and can’t move, help sometimes can take hours to days to arrive. It’s my lifeline / tool to make staying alive much easier.
I’ve got three in my collection.
- My retired one (sentimental don’t want it lost)
- My Wave, that I purchased brand new and have taken extreme pains to take care of.
- My EDC WAVE that I found driven over on the highway and fixed into a useable condition. I carry it in a leather man leather case, with some modifications for not getting lost or falling out.
This includes the placement of a key ring on the back that I can half hitch a piece of para cord to, the paracord also has two sliding button knots, which additionally act as a locking mechanism to keep the wave in the shorty if the primary snap pops open during everyday activities. Slight paranoid on loosing it, but they’re expensive and I’d rather have the locking mechanism than not.
I can post photos of my setup if you’re interested.
Additionally, I carry a flint in one of the side pockets.
Life in the remote mountains of Canada can be dangerous, and having the bare minimum of a knife / multitool + flint for fire is something I take seriously when out and about. Car or bike breaks down or accident and can’t move, help sometimes can take hours to days to arrive. It’s my lifeline / tool to make staying alive much easier.