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Hi @prtitam043, thanks for the feedback! I absolutely love the idea of an altoids stationery kit! A few years ago I bought a micro office stationery set from Tiger and I found it very useful (this is it rb.gy/vfxjm ). It even has tiny scissors! You can also see similar here - t.ly/lG6LN 1 - for the glue, the best solution I can advise and think of is maybe get a small squeezable tube container (something like this - rb.gy/j1qbx ) and fill it yourself according to the needs and usage. There are different sizes available, so you can see the free space you have and buy the needed size; 2 - for the tape, any tape that is like semi-opaque (aka "invisible" tape) is easier to cut than a regular transparent tape. You can always either get a micro tape cutter/dispenser like this one tinyurl.com/temu-tape or remove a tape cutter from an old tape dispenser and glue it to the side of the altoids tin (maybe the lid), or get a micro tape dispenser (as shown in the Tiger stationery set); 3 - as for the stapler, check this one - tinyurl.com/temu-mini-stapler OR this one - tinyurl.com/temu-micro-stapler Hope this helps! Please let me know if you have any questions ☺ Kudos, Tania ✴

@@theeverydaytechie Thank you for replying. However the links of Micro Office Stationary Kit and Squeezable tube container are not working. They are taking me to a link which says "Paste your link and shorten it" Please give working links.

Hi @Pritam043 sorry about that, must be a glitch on the mobile YT app bc I tested them on my laptop and worked fine. I already updated the links, tested them on both mobile and web and they seem to be working fine. Please let me know if you have any more quesitons. Thanks, Tânia

@@theeverydaytechie Thank you so much. Now links are working fine. Seem very useful product

I agree with you, the black nib would turn the whole think slicker 😎

I check them every month to guarantee they are working and have charge 😊

Glad you liked it! Thanks for the support! KR, Tânia

Thank you 🤗 Glad you liked it, thanks for the support! KR, Tânia

Hi Michael, I'm sorry fir the delayed response but I was certain I replied to you. Hope that you are well. Thank you so much for the recommendations. As mentioned, this is merely a urban get-me-out-of-trouble kit with simple gear that I might need for my day-to-day life, I don't plan to use this in a survival situation since I have another kit for that. Also, some of the things you mentioned I already carry with me in my pocket EDC kit, namely a SAK. The chapstick tube also works as a tape dispenser for now, I plan to change it to the lighter instead as well as some microcord. The reason I use a Clipper (I recently replaced it with a mini clipper plastic one) and not a Bic lighter is because Clippers are refillable and you can change the flint stone - that also works as a sparkler, if needed and I find that it's easier to light when it's windy. The metal Clipper also has an adjustable flame wheel, which neither the mini Clipper or Bic have. Regarding the tampon, it's for myself - since I am a lady, I might need it sometimes 😉 or some other lady might need it. The fan is mostly for my mother or aunts, they find it useful sometimes. Kudos! Tânia

​@@theeverydaytechie I only saw hands and gear so did not realize that you were a lady. There is something called the Forever Match also known as a Matchless Lighter. Something that I suggest to goggle search, as there are several styles including one sold by BUDK. It is even more useful than a clipper lighter IMO. On a more personal but relevant topic, one of my Ex's was a microbiologist, another was a nutritionist, both were strongly against using tampons for health reasons. Just a FYI. Glad to hear this is only one of many kits that you have, again something I did not know for sure, but thought it was likely you did.

Hi! Thank you so much for the support 😁 I'm currently looking to buy a Leatherman Signal + the double sided bit kit set precisely to fill that gap. I love the Climber version of the SAK and I plan on getting that one too in the future. Appreciate the feedback! Tânia

Hey! Thank you so much for the positive feedback! It was hard to wait for all of it to be released so I could film it all together, I admit 😂 But I hope it's worth it and I hop it gets those million views! Stay tuned for more to come. Kudos, Tânia 🔺

Hiii! Appreciate the feedback and thanks for the support :D KR, Tânia

Hi Michael! Wow, thanks a lot for the feedback and the tips! My favorite was the bellow one, really haven't thought of that, but great idea 🤯 As mentioned in the description, this is focused on a urban environment. I do have another one more suited for outdoor activity/emergency/bugout, that has more heavyduty gear and all the things you indicated, but I'll definitively take your recommendations and put them in good use :D Do you have a video of your car/truck EDC? Would love to see that! - Stay safe, Tânia

@@theeverydaytechie For Uban, i would add a GPS, USB Flash Drive (have encrypted with your personal info, health records, medication history, Home auto & health insurances info, financial info), a mini walkie talkie, and a older smart phone that has no service plan that you can still use to call 911 and for browsing Wi-Fi hot spots, and a Map and compass. I edited a few suburban Survival books in the past, and was a former professional wilderness survival writer myself. Feel free to pick my brains for upcoming projects...

Thanks for the tips. The USB I have in my small EDC Muji pouch, you can check it here, if you want - th-cam.com/video/RWZCYuL_FIg/w-d-xo.html. I added a compass and whistle with a built-in magnifier and thermometer to this car bag not long after shooting this video and I have the map in my car. The walkie I have in my bug out bag. But which GPS do you advice? I saw some Garmin ones that looked proper and were kind of affordable... Suunto also launched a smartwatch that has offline maps and says the battery can last up to 60 days. It's called Vertical, if I'm not mistaken KR, Tânia

@@theeverydaytechie I have a Garmin GPS in the truck and I also have another Garmin that is waterproof that I use for camping and kayaking. I believe in redundancies, so my Cell phone also has a GPS app , Star map app, and Driving directions app. To answer a previous question, although I took photography at Brown University, & later videography & editing, I haven't yet gotten into being a TH-camr, and only just professional wilderness survival writing. I do have all the equipment and hardware and software to do TH-cam videos, just haven't gone that route as of yet. Currently my work is on online magazines, E-Commerce sites, and Gear Reviews websites. I also have a few blogging sites.

Hi Yukia! This multi-tool is very limited and the screwdriver is for standard sized screws. I wear glasses with small screws, so the small screwdriver is for that. Also, since it has a knife and a saw and I take this kit with me when I travel and I usually travel with a backpack only, I remove it from the pouch - so no multi-tool overseas. The clipper is a lighter and a lighter is very handy. The multitool only has a flashlight. Hope that this helped! Let me know if you have further questions :) - Tânia

Heya, thanks for the feedback! ;) Believe it or not, the insect bite stick is the item I use most 😂 I'm prone to getting mosquito bites even during cold months, so I got used to carry one around. As for the redundancies, the prepper saying goes "two is one and one is none", so I prefer to have double of some things. As I mentioned in the description, this is mainly a "get me out of trouble bag" for an urban environment, and it stays mainly in my car in case any of those things is needed :) What would you change? KR, Tania

I think this one's paired with the Zippo's fuel canninster is a must and perfect EDC pair www.zippo.com/products/fuel-canister

Hi Dean! Thanks for the support😀 This one's great, I put in water to test the insulation and even left it in the heat/sun to see if the liquid would evaporate and it still lit up perfectly.

Hi Julie, thank you so much for the feedback and support! ❤️ I'm actually a bit clumsy and prone to getting small cuts and, since I have an iron deficiency, they can take a while to stop bleeding 😅 also pimples. Let me know if you want to know about anything else! KR, Tânia

@@theeverydaytechie Gotcha! Thanks! 👍🏻

Hi Benjamin! Hahaha I thought no one was gonna ask...! So basically, this is the insert of a roll of paper - instead of having the cardboard roll, they replaced it with this itty-bitty travel roll. But you can also get camper/RV's travel toilet tissue, like this - www.coghlans.com/toilet-tissue-2-pack-9177 Hope it helps and thanks for the feedback and support! 🌞 Tânia

@@theeverydaytechie top man! Thanks

Hi! Thank you so much, I appreciate the feedback

Thank you! ✌️

That seems like a great idea! I'm gonna try with those packed towelettes that expand with water - just bought a packet of them and I think they'll do the trick. Thanks for sharing!

@@theeverydaytechie that’s a good idea, I have some of those, going to give it a try too

Hi! Thank you so much for the feedback and support 😁 Believe it or not, I actually bought a super extra tiny dental floss last week and put in there. I know it has many uses, I've even seen people stitching stuff and doing sutures with it, as a last resort. Yes, she's a baby allright 😆 Is there anything more you'd change or add? KR, Tania

Hey Bob, thank you so much for the feedback and support! 😃

Heya @rossclynes773, thanks for the feedback and support! They're pretty nice 👍

Hi @Surviving the Daily, thank you so much for the feeback! I discovered your channel through @ConansEasyDadCarry and I like your content very much. I saw yesterday the Pokka pens, great of them sending those for you to check it out! Any feedback/advice is appreciated. Thanks!

Hey @QuantumSpin, thanks the support! I have a list on my phone of the kits I have and what they contain, but I do plan on buying a Rite In the Rain pad and have it listed there since phones can run out of battery. But thanks for the feedback! <3

Hi @cecilereyna7985 , thank you so much for the positive feedback and the support! Hahahaha yes, I do like knives and lighters and flashlights, but my car is small and the space is very limited, so I prefer the practicality because every item in this video is something that I've used at least once when I was in need. I do have a power bank that I carry with me, but I prefer not to leave it in the car since it can swell and get damaged because of the heat. It's in my urban EDC pouch that I ALWAYS take with me everyhere I go, just adapt a bit when travelling by plane. Care to check it out and give me a feedback? I'd much appreciate it! :) You can see it here - th-cam.com/video/RWZCYuL_FIg/w-d-xo.html&lc=UgxMQMY5qkjYDcYD1QZ4AaABAg Thanks once again! <3

Hi David, thanks for the feedback and support! :) It's always handy to have.

Hi @jakobganske1055, thank you so much for the support and specially the feedback, it's super important for me! :) I did considered leaving the text a bit more, but I was afraid it'd become a bit boring, but I'll definitively keep that in mind for future videos. I do love the pouch - other than those flaws it's great for me and I specially like that it has both horizontal and vertical loops, which means I can arrange gear more easily without them overlapping each other. Once again, thank you!

Olá João, muito obrigada tanto pelo teu apoio como pelo feedback, é muito importante 😊 Sim, as bolsas são óptimas, só me chateia mesmo a qualidade dos cursores porque prendem e torna-se um pouco frustrante, mas também não uso a bolsa assim com tanta frequência e todos os outros pontos positivos acabam por compensar ⭐ Tenho um outro vídeo do meu EDC que levo comigo para todo o lado, se te interessar, podes encontrar o link na descrição. Obrigada mais uma vez!

@coreopolis I laughed way too hard at this 🤣 is it the music or the pouch rubbing? Also, thanks for your support!

Thank you so much for your support! I watched your dumpster dive videos and was amazed at what you could find

Hi Fuad, thanks for the feedback. I've been looking on it actually and I think I'll do a review in the future with both the newer version and the 100W GaN2. Have you tried this charger? What do you think of it?

@@theeverydaytechie Yes i just bought the gan 5 pro 65W and it is awesome. Shorter than the prev 65W version i get in 2019 december.

@@fuadall8961 An does it still get pretty hot or the new GaN has resolved that?

@@theeverydaytechie the GAN 5 Pro version is smaller and has no such heating issues like the previous versions.

Olá Fernando, muito obrigada pelo feedback e pelo apoio! As ferramentas estão noutro kit que não é tão utilizado. Esta bolsa vai mesmo comigo para todo o lado e, sendo que é relativamente pequena e o espaço é limitado, é fundamental que tenha coisas essenciais 😊 brevemente vou lançar um do meu kit do carro, espero que ache esse útil também. Obrigada! ⭐

Thank you so much por the positive feedback and support! 😁

Great! As weight carrying is a matter, the weight of the tripod itself matters to me, should be worth mentioning. Zoom lenses make cameras heavy and balancing the camera and keep it steady on the tripod is also a point to take in consideration. Good job anyway

Hey Mauricio, thanks for the feedback! You're absolutely right, I'll take that in consideration for the future 👍🏼 the tripod weight is 1,530kg / 3,3 lbs. Since it's pretty sturdy and well built, 1/3 of the weight comes from the ball head - overall, it's a really great tripod and has already accompanied me on several trips

Hi! Thanks for the feedback and the support! I do carry a pocket knife and a RovyVon flashlight with me at all times, they just go in my pocket and complement this kit :) I'll do a "EDC Pocket Dump" video soon, be sure to check it out. Also, if you'd like, please see my EDC Car Kit video, I''d highly appreciate the feedback - shorturl.at/kuxRW. Thanks once again! :D

Thank you so much por the positive feedback and the support! 😁

Thanks for watching and your feedback!

Muito obrigada pelas palavras motivadoras 😽

Thank you for your feedback and support!

Hi Brian, really sorry about the delay on the answer. The tip is medium, I haven't done any modification, it's all original. Regarding the brass, it has developed a nice patina and has aged beautifully. I did had a problem with the nib beginning to crook after a while - I was kind of rough with it since I wasn't used to write with a fountain pen, but ordered another one from Kaweco and I haven't had a problem since. Hope that it helps!