Switching to analog and appreciating real life instead of being chronically online has been a trend lately—and honestly, it’s even a privilege. So in this video I decided to test it on myself: I went fully analog with my everyday carry for a while in 2026. This isn’t me being anti-technology or romanticizing the past. It’s a personal experiment in simplicity, attention, and presence—using physical tools instead of screens. I walk through my 100% analogue EDC piece by piece: my keys (with a custom keychain I made for this exact set), a small leather wallet that was a gift from my wife years ago, and the most important “phone replacement” in this setup—a tiny pocket notebook. I use it as a commonplace book: a paper junkyard for thoughts, ideas, lists, quotes, recipes—anything that shows up in my day. I pair it with a telescopic pen and a binder clip so the pen never disappears in my pocket. I also show my Altoids-style EDC tin for urban situations (it’s a bit heavy, so I don’t always take it), and of course my everyday Victorinox knife—yes, the one I mention in every goddamn video because it actually saves me all the time. If you want a full breakdown of what’s inside the tin, tell me and I’ll make the next video about it.