Compare EDC Gear
Side-by-side comparison of every EDC Gear product we've reviewed — price, rating, and pros/cons at a glance.
| Product | Price | Rating | Pros | Cons | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $55.95 | — | 7000 lumens with a 650m throw | Uses the less-common 26800 battery | Read review | |
| $49.95 | — | 2000 lumens with a 600m beam | 18350 runtime is short | Read review | |
| $84.95 | — | 21,000-lumen triple-LED flood | Large and heavy for its class | Read review | |
| $74.95 | — | 4000 lumens with a 458m beam | Uses the unusual 26800 battery | Read review | |
| $94.95 | — | — | — | Read review | |
| $49.90 | — | Sandvik 12C27 stainless blade, heat/cold treated | A folding lock isn’t as rigid as a fixed blade for hard tasks | Read review | |
| $34.90 | — | Pliers plus scissors, screwdrivers and a saw | Bulkier than a keychain multitool | Read review | |
| $39.90 | — | Aerospace-grade titanium body, IPX6 and 1.5m impact rating | 200 lumens is modest next to bigger tactical lights | Read review | |
| $69.90 | — | Rigid fixed blade — better for batoning and heavy tasks | Not pocketable — sheath carry only | Read review | |
| $24.90 | — | Titanium — light, waterproof, corrosion-resistant | Holds a sensible number of keys, not a huge bundle | Read review | |
| $19.90 | — | Titanium — light, strong and corrosion-resistant | One tool, not a multitool | Read review | |
| $24.90 | — | Machined titanium — light and corrosion-resistant | A tactical pen is still, mostly, a pen | Read review | |
| $34.90 | — | Telescopes into a mini pry bar, folds to pocket size | A grab-bag tool — no single job it’s the best at | Read review | |
| $24.90 | — | Titanium — light, strong, corrosion-resistant | Small capacity — for a few items, not bulk storage | Read review | |
| $69.90 | — | Cree LED with a 400-metre beam | The priciest light in the range | Read review |
