Finally finished my EDC loadout.

This loadout is…unique. It’s a very tool-focused, utilitarian aesthetic, leaning heavily into a tradesman/construction worker vibe. The sheer number of knives clipped to the belt is the defining characteristic, suggesting a need for readily available cutting tools. It's a bold statement, prioritizing function over subtlety.

Pros

The primary advantage is obvious: readily available cutting tools. Having multiple knives provides redundancy in case of breakage or loss, and potentially different blade shapes/sizes for various tasks. Milwaukee tools are generally known for their durability and quality, suggesting these knives are built to withstand hard use. The belt itself appears robust and capable of supporting the weight.

Suggestions

This loadout is extremely redundant. While having multiple tools isn't inherently bad, the sheer quantity of knives is excessive for most everyday carry scenarios. It could be perceived as intimidating or even attract unwanted attention. A more balanced EDC would include items addressing other common needs like illumination, writing, first aid, or digital access. Consider consolidating to one or two high-quality knives and adding items to cover other bases. The tape on the belt is a temporary fix and should be replaced with a more permanent solution.