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Started in 2022, EDC Edge was created to find and review some of the best EDC products out there. Products that will last and last and last... and you get the idea. 

Products that are reviewed on this blog are either very highly rated, or have be carried by one of the writers here for a minimum of 30 days, and tested and really used. No pretty EDC tools here - These are unapologetically user tools, tools that are meant to be used. 

And that is the EDC Edge.

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