Three examples of urban EDC survival gear from Spanish explorers

In the field of survival, there are different types of equipment depending on the needs of each situation.

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The most basic survival gear is the so-called EDC, which stands for "Everyday Carry," an expression that refers to those utensils that are usually carried in daily life. These utensils are what we may need to deal with unforeseen events in our daily lives, so they depend on each person's profession, personal situation, and lifestyle. In recent days, several Spanish explorers have shown their urban EDC equipment through YouTube videos. I'll start here with the video published by the channel Aventuras Entresierras, well known to readers of this blog and which shows us an elementary but very complete EDC (the videos are in Spanish, you can activate automatic English subtitles in the bottom bar of the player):

Below we can see the video published by El inquieto naturaleza. In this case, it is a broader EDC:

Third and last, we have the video of Ayala, Senderos y Vivacs, with an EDC that fits in a tactical bag:

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