A Blue Thursday Carry Pairs a Spinnaker Fleuss With a Vosteed Porcupine
The best carry posts are not the ones with the most gear. They are the ones where the choices rhyme. A Wednesday post in r/EDC from user davect01 does exactly that: a Spinnaker Fleuss on the wrist and a Vosteed Porcupine in the pocket, both built around blue.
The Fleuss is Spinnaker's vintage-inspired dive watch, and the Porcupine is Vosteed's Top Liner Lock folder. What ties them together is restraint. Neither piece is trying to be the loudest object on the desk; they share a color and a compact footprint, and the result reads as deliberate without looking curated for a photo.
The Porcupine is the piece most people here can act on. Vosteed sells it in 14C28N with G10 and glow-in-the-dark handles at $72.99, and the TiSlim versions push into titanium and higher-end steels. Reviewers consistently describe it as an easy knife to like: light, fidget-friendly, and sized for a normal pocket rather than a display case.
The watch is the harder sell for a knife community, but that is the point of the post. A dive watch and a budget folder solve the same problem from two directions — durable, low-drama tools that look good after a few years of daily use.
Compare it with the typical EDC grid of six items and three straps, and this is the version that a person would actually carry on a Wednesday.
There is also a budget lesson in the pairing. The Porcupine starts at $72.99, and the TiSlim versions climb from there into the $145 to $189 range. Choosing the 14C28N and G10 model buys the same silhouette and lock for less than half the titanium version's price, which is exactly the sort of trade that makes a carry photo useful: it shows what a person actually chose, not what they could have chosen.
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