Bonus points if it a randoms as hell tool. Got told we weren’t aloud to use chainsaws so great grandads old bucksaw came in handy, and they stopped laughing at me for having it on a wall
I think some belts have built in plier holders (I have no idea I’m not a dad yet). If you’re putting on a belt to hold yer pants up and it’s got a plier holder ye might as wale have it on you
I used to have a Gerber multi-tool as my every day carry. One day I had a car accident and was brought into a hospital. Two nurses came into the room to change the infusion needle of the guy laying next to me but they couldn't do it. I was laying there, watching them, still in my work clothes and with my multi-tool in my pocket. I whipped it out and asked "would that help?". They took it and were very grateful. Felt pretty good.
-Glock 43X and a spare mag -Kershaw assisted opening knife -Bic lighter I've put alot of thought into this, and I'm pretty sure I'm ready for whatever.
Same. Think that's part of why other countries are scared of us? EDIT FOR THOSE WHO CANNOT READ BETWEEN THE LINES: THE SECOND SENTENCE WAS A JOKE. Also, to those who say you're not scared of the US's military capabilities, you should do some research. Feels like it's too much concentration of power- for anyone.
Edc is more than just gun. It's the things you grab every day and put in your pockets or on your belt. Phone, wallet, keys, watch, knife is a good example. Add or subtract where necessary, just don't overload yourself where it's not everyday.
A man who walks around with a regular ass pair of pliers in his pocket is a straight G. That dude is McGyver incarnate. He has the wiring diagram and torque specs for every American made car from 1955 to 1993 memorized by heart.
Tools your friends don’t have are great. I do woodworking so I have a chainsaw, circular saws, reciprocating saws, jigsaws, a table saw etc and my buddy who’s a mechanic has impacts, torques, polishers, a lift and obd reader and it works perfect because he just gives woodworking projects to me and I have him fix my cars and trucks
I completely agree on the Plano tackle box. When I was 4 my father bought me the predecessor to that Plano tacklebox for my legos. I still have it full of legos and now my son and I build legos together.
I'm the guy in the neighborhood with every damn powertool/handtool under the sun. Everyone comes walking up, "Do you happen to have *insert random tool* ?" It does make you feel good, not gonna lie.
My dad (RIP❤) had me fishing since age 2, and I'm a lifelong Minnesotan. He had tackle boxes everywhere and we also went to Fleet Farm on a regular basis. Remember Knox Lumber too? 😂 anyway, he had all these things you mentioned in this video. Lol. But I remember using one of his many tackle boxes as a makeup organizer. Hey, it did the job. What can I say. 😅
Can confirm, personally I use my tackle box to sort out arcade stick parts and specialty tools for arcade stick building. Great way to keep things organized for said projects. Also, never leave home without a buck-knife of some sort. Too useful a tool to not have handy at all times. As for the tool everyone wants to borrow, idk why, but my 10 ft step-ladder seems to be it.
1. Should also include a pistol 2. I only lend tools to people who return without being asked. Start small something like a screw driver and work up to power tools. 3. Tackle box is great for many organizational projects. I keep gun cleaning tools in one of my many tackle boxes, screws, nails, bolts, nuts and yes others for fishing.
I prefer a swiss army knife. Bought mine in Switzerland 20+ years ago, and still carry it. As for tools? Yes. Only thing I don't... no, I have wire strippers I just never use them because my pocketknife is faster. Tackle box, though, could go either way, depending on what you have that needs sorting into tiny containers and how. I have one for electronic components, but for screws I'd rather use a set of shop drawers. Nothin worse than having that box get shaken up and all the screws come out of the compartments, and now you've got a screw loose. Really, though, reminds me I need to find a set of JIS screwdrivers.
Hell, I'm a woman and I EDC a folding Kershaw AND a Leatherman. I'm constantly loaning out my hedge trimmer. As far as tackle boxes go, did you know that the iconic '90s Caboodles cosmetics organizers are just pink plastic tackle boxes? The company was founded by a dad who realized a tackle box was what his daughter needed to organize all of her lip glosses and mascara. So my tackle box is a sparkly pink Caboodles. It's still a tackle box, dammit!
If you ever wish to update the Kershaw, Benchmade is a great blade. My EDC is one of their fixed blades, but my EDC when I was military were their auto blades. Those were issued. Still have it, works perfectly to this day.
@@ramtough4384 I just really like the way Kershaws fit my hand. :) My buddy, a bouncer, brought over a box of 100+ pocketknives he'd confiscated, whose owners never returned for them. He told me to pick out a couple for myself. I sorted the wheat from the cheap Chinese chaff and held each good knife in turn. All of my favorites turned out to be Ken Onion designs. :)
I personally have a tackle box to hold extra military ribbons for my troops. I've collected a fair amount of the common ones from the freebie thrift store on base
I have a cantilever tackle box and I had no clue what to do with it but you just smacked me in the head with an obvious use. An organizer for fasteners during automotive jobs! Thanks man.
Love the way he says, “you’re gonna have to borrow it to your neighbor.” I was “stuck” living in South Dakota in the early 2000’s and they really say this! The word, “loan” isn’t used there! You “borrow” somebody money! I asked a coworker to explain why banks have “LOAN OFFICERS” and not “BORROW OFFICERS?” His head almost exploded. Poor guy. It truly is a different world back there. I was raised in California. Talk about culture shock! 😳 This was the first time I experienced true racism also. It’s pitiful. 😢
Hey plano makes the best tackle box lunch boxes.. in had enough room for a couple can drinks in the bottom no fancy cooling block its a sandwhich bag with ice cubes from the freezer i got nutty buddys in there a can o potato sticks some beef jerky..dont know if there is one in the cheese state but if you are ever near knoxville Tennessee stop by crocket creek beef jerky store youll never wanna another brand and lastly a pack o wet wipes n roll of tp in there too in case mother nature starts naggin me
I got a multitool I carry always, drywall life I've loaned out to probably everyone I know, and the tacklebox that holds all the tools and accessories for my sewing machine.
Future son In law called me this weekend and asked to borrow some tools and nothing like saying “want me to show ya how to use these” or “you man enough to run this!” Is absolutely Mantastic!
I’m a woman but I own 4 tackle boxes. One is for our main tool chest and keeps small things organized with the exception of my Dremmel. One is for my beading and jewelry supplies (I learned jewelry making from my mother and grandmother) my Dremmel lives in this one since I use it most in jewelry and the third and forth are for my art supplies. They organize my paints and pens and pencils and charcoal and whatnot quite well. I’ve been doing art nearly every day for 30 years. I’ve acquired a lot of stuff. Tackle boxes work great for organizing large numbers of small things.
I once figured out that my jean pockets could stretch just enough to fit a full 3Ds game in its case with the manual. My everyday carry is Pokémon moon.
My ex used to carry his 3DS in his pockets too. Plus his phone, billfold, keys, and occasionally a water bottle or Gatorade. Meanwhile a dime falls out my pockets if I lean over fifteen degrees...
@@jeff____ Well I did swipe a pair of his jeans that he was gonna throw away because he said they were too small. I think it was actually because the stitching looks too girly, which suits me just fine. And they have pockets!
@@Brievel THATS SO HYPE! We seriously need to normalize having woman’s clothes with pockets, everytime I hand something to my girlfriend I’m like hey hold this and she just blankly stares at me because her inventory is full and she never had a hey slots to begin with.
I was in the US Army and would carry on my belt on all deployments a Leatherman multi tool and a Gerber Gator folding knife. They got me through 90% of the stuff that I ran into down range. Now; as a civilized homeowner, I’d say the 3 must haves at a minimum are a good pipe wrench, a drill, and a basic mechanics tool kit.
The first rule of EDC is that the more you can have without it being cumbersome, the better. A real man buys cargo pants to have more stuff Also, report the porn bots in these comments sections. Man, they're getting bad
@NateFord I live in the north and have cowboy boots. Wear my work boots more, but if you don't own some cowboy boots, you should probably pay extra attention to videos like this.
I love america for this, you can carry your tools arround freely. If you carry a small buck knife im switzerland, you better have a deam good reason, like haunting or fishing. Without license your instant criminal, even if you didn't do shit. Just carrying arround is enough.. 😢
@@reidkemp yes, just stupid laws to make you criminal over here. But our police are incompetent and cant do anything right. Wish we had american cops....
As a carpenter and part time mechanic. It is incredibly rewarding when anyone needs to borrow a tool and they call or text I can say “ohh yeah bud I got one swing by pick it up” usually how I get most my beers.
Not gonna lie I went to an outdoor show once and the guy at the benchmade booth asked what was in my pocket and I felt like the biggest swingin pair in there when I whipped out a battered bugout, a pair of pliers, a pair of pocket sized vise grips, a 4” crescent wrench, a multi screwdriver, a flashlight, a spark plug gap tool, a tire pressure gauge, and a coin my grandfather gave me that said “tuit” on it (so that I can always just get a round tuit). Feller at the desk was floored and asked why? So I told him if you can’t fix it with what’s in my pockets might as well trash it.
Yeah if you can't legally carry in your location or for some reason don't feel comfortable or compelled ATLEAST carry POM or Sabre Red spicy spray... From homeless crazies in the city to stray dogs at your house or in the park there is NO excuse to not be prepared, especially if you have a child/spouse with you... Even if you carry concealed spicy spray should also be part of your EDC... Turns many chances of possible legal charges into non issues... Spray is a much better alternative to junkies busting into your vehicle or a neighborhood dog that got loose when ventilating either would probably land you in a squad car or another confrontation... But pepper spray can't solve everything... Like extreme criminal violence or abduction or rap3... Look out for the ladies in your life, they are more likely to be targeted than you in most environments, so make sure they are trained and equipped to deal with such possibilities...
@@max_the_tand it’s not to make me feel like more of a man or feel safe if that’s if anything happens and I absolutely have to I could put an end to the threat at hand
Tackle boxes are the best for storing table-top gaming gear in. Dice, minis, those tiny bottles of paint, all the -repurposed doll house furniture- super cool dungeon/battlefield scenery...
HEY !! You listen and you listen good. You dont BORROW your friend anything. You lend your friend things. Your friend borrows things from you. Got it ?!! Do not make me come back here again. 👀.
Honest to God I keep needlenose pliers on me most of the time because I might be prying something, I might be pulling something, or I might be unhooking a bass. You never know.
I'm not biologically or psychologically a man, but I fuck with this video 🤟. My closest Fleet Farm is a ways out though, so think I'll check my local Menards first. My arbitrary tool would probably be the powerwasher, power auger for posthole digging, or maybe the soldering kit. Ooh or the hole puncher for leather belts. Special compound level specifically for lining up posts? Lots of weird stuff in the garages. Or maybe one of the special chisel x pry bar tools that're made specifically for beekeeping. Ours are like 15 years old at this point and the thing about them that's a giveaway that they're not brand new is how they're chronically covered in beeswax and honey. They have NOT been well taken care of but they even have their original paint. Those things are made to LAST. A
My tool that I really only lend to friends is a pole saw. I've used it probably 5 times for myself, but I have taken it to help friends probably 20 times and lent it out even more
I love carying a pocket knife everyday, but even a modest knife can be a bit jarring to others when you pull it out, so a small set of WISS electrician's scissors is another fantastic EDC item to carry along. Slip it into an EDC pouch that you put into your pocket, or even a simple leather pouch you put on the belt, and they're built to last.
Real shit. The best portable tool box will almost always be a good quality tackle box. I use one for all my firearm and blackpowder stuff, my mom has a huge one for her sewing stuff, my dad also has one for black powder, i use one for fasteners. Just get a couple, and dont mix usages.
Used a table box to make my home-made first aid kit. Only used it a couple of times but when i did it worked great. Held everything i needed and it was all easy to find and get.
Thank you for the tackle box screw idea. I have plenty of tackle boxes I don't use. And plenty of room to make a screw organizer box and put the tackle in a different box. 😅
Also, 50 cal ammo cans. Get 2 or 3 of them, bare minimum. The operating minimum, on the other hand, is always all the ones you can fill, plus one empty
My everyday carry: >Ibuprofen, antacids, and throat lozenges >Phone, earbuds, spare battery, type C charging cable >Lighter >Sword >Wallet >Keys and hairtie on a carabiner on my belt loop >BDU belt (it's ugly but a good simple strong design, been wearing the same one since high school pretty much every day)
Truth, im 37 , ive olvy fished a couple dozen times as a child , never as an adult but i have a fully stocked tackel box in the garage. It was my grandpas when he passed i took his tools and his tackle box , one day i will have some free time to fish , i imagine i would enjoy it
I'm having a hard time with that 2nd one everytime I get a tool that I think I'm only going to use once I end up being like wow I'm really glad I have this it's been so useful
I had the tackle box. Won it a some event I can't remember anymore. Kept my model paints in it for planes and ships. Then when I became a father I gave it to my son to keep his hot wheels in. Was a nice moment in life.
When he said "screws", I nodded sagely. I work in home repair. Have about three or four tackle boxes of assorted screws ready to go at all times. Because when a customer loses a screw "checking that everything's there" (i can tell when you tried to assemble the thing yourself and got in over your head), the tendency to save everything I get my grubby hands on saves my butt in return.
The tackle box is rather dubious, I'd be behind a broader statement like some form of tool chest. Personally, I have my home toolbox, the portable toolbox For when a buddy or family need roadside assistance, and the woodworking tool chest. There is also the workshop which is the room full of tools that won't quite fit into boxes.
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"nothing will make you feel like a man more than having a tool that your buddies don't" that's the truth right there
BIG FACTS
Bonus points if it a randoms as hell tool. Got told we weren’t aloud to use chainsaws so great grandads old bucksaw came in handy, and they stopped laughing at me for having it on a wall
The satisfaction derived from telling your buddy “oh yeah I’ve got one that you can use.” And watch the envy on his face. Unmeasurable!
next step is having a tool your father doesn’t.
That feel when they go and buy one themselves.
Snacklebox
God damn it, you beat me to it
I was gonna say thay
I'm stealing that!
Ahahahha!!! The internet always.wins!!
And now. I'm getting one
Pliers as an everyday carry is the funniest shit i have heard all year
Ey bro a plumber carries Channellock pliers at all times - part pipe wrench, part hammer.
I think some belts have built in plier holders (I have no idea I’m not a dad yet). If you’re putting on a belt to hold yer pants up and it’s got a plier holder ye might as wale have it on you
My dad did that every day standard pliers
Knipex makes a tiny version of their cobras, super useful
That’s a man who’s doing fencing all the time
I used to have a Gerber multi-tool as my every day carry. One day I had a car accident and was brought into a hospital.
Two nurses came into the room to change the infusion needle of the guy laying next to me but they couldn't do it.
I was laying there, watching them, still in my work clothes and with my multi-tool in my pocket. I whipped it out and asked "would that help?". They took it and were very grateful.
Felt pretty good.
-Glock 43X and a spare mag
-Kershaw assisted opening knife
-Bic lighter
I've put alot of thought into this, and I'm pretty sure I'm ready for whatever.
@ianmedford4855 My list is the exact same, but add a pen flashlight and pack of Marlboros😂
This is the way.
You are a great person
Do you feel this qualifies you for a "man card?"
When he said everday carry i assumed a pistol
Don’t leave home without one!
That Too 😁
Same. Think that's part of why other countries are scared of us?
EDIT FOR THOSE WHO CANNOT READ BETWEEN THE LINES: THE SECOND SENTENCE WAS A JOKE.
Also, to those who say you're not scared of the US's military capabilities, you should do some research. Feels like it's too much concentration of power- for anyone.
Edc is more than just gun. It's the things you grab every day and put in your pockets or on your belt. Phone, wallet, keys, watch, knife is a good example. Add or subtract where necessary, just don't overload yourself where it's not everyday.
That’s only for citizens in proper countries. English peasants need to carry stuff too.
A man who walks around with a regular ass pair of pliers in his pocket is a straight G. That dude is McGyver incarnate.
He has the wiring diagram and torque specs for every American made car from 1955 to 1993 memorized by heart.
This gave me the best laugh I’ve had all week, thank you
So just the good ones? I can respect that.
Tools your friends don’t have are great. I do woodworking so I have a chainsaw, circular saws, reciprocating saws, jigsaws, a table saw etc and my buddy who’s a mechanic has impacts, torques, polishers, a lift and obd reader and it works perfect because he just gives woodworking projects to me and I have him fix my cars and trucks
That's awesome
That's not a friendship, that's a symbiosis 😂
I have all of those tools and I’m not a carpenter nor a mechanic. I have a problem.
@@jayquick6520 😂😂😂 wish I had the space
@@jayquick6520nah bro, you have hobbies
I have a tackle box that I keep all of my gun cleaning supplies in, brushes, solvent, oil, etc among other gun paraphernalia.
That should get you a gold star on your man card.
I have one that I keep my AR tools and extra parts for building them in
I have a coin collection in a tackle box
@@Eli_ahlemeier I’m sure your coin collection is much nicer than mine. Mine is in tin box that a Carhartt wallet came in lol
@@appalachiangunman9589Well I’m 16 I like to buy one nice coin every summer so if you ever bought a nice coin you produce nicer ones
Fleet Farm should start selling Man Cards
I would totally buy mine back!
I'm a tomboy, can I get an honorary man card? 😁 I'd be happy to take a test involving carpentry, lawn care, and/or car maintenance.
The receipt is your man card
@@WhammytapAs a representative of the council of dudes, we have decided to grant your request.
@@Chevelled Hell yeah brother! Thanks!!
I completely agree on the Plano tackle box. When I was 4 my father bought me the predecessor to that Plano tacklebox for my legos. I still have it full of legos and now my son and I build legos together.
I'm the guy in the neighborhood with every damn powertool/handtool under the sun. Everyone comes walking up, "Do you happen to have *insert random tool* ?" It does make you feel good, not gonna lie.
Do they give it back tho ?
Always. All are pretty good neighbors.
@@chriswindberg5010 fucking a
@@chriswindberg5010and if they don’t, you can tank the “extended borrower’s” reputation to the entire neighborhood💀
I’m here for this positive masculinity. Very refreshing to see a man being manly.
Flashlight is also a good one. More options, the better, flash 2 store and laser pointer, it's a winner. Good stuff
In today's world I cannot tell you how much I appreciate the masculinity, humor or not...I am comforted by this channel. You betcha
I sort all my deer jerky in those tackle boxes. 😂
This made me audibly laugh 😂
@@UpTheIrons12 your comment made me audibly laugh!
@@carolynwilliams9310 your comment about my comment making you audibly laugh made me audibly laugh!
I've walked outside without my keys, but I always remember my Leatherman.
My dad (RIP❤) had me fishing since age 2, and I'm a lifelong Minnesotan. He had tackle boxes everywhere and we also went to Fleet Farm on a regular basis. Remember Knox Lumber too? 😂 anyway, he had all these things you mentioned in this video. Lol. But I remember using one of his many tackle boxes as a makeup organizer. Hey, it did the job. What can I say. 😅
No, nothing feels better than having a tool that a buddy needs… A friend in need is a friend indeed
I own those and always felt stupid. Now I feel manly and stupid. Thanks man.
Deadass a non minuscule percentage of the population of my towns men carry pliers in a leather holster on their belt. Oddly comforting.
Edc: swiss army knife
Borrow tool: 2800 lumen spotlight, nothing hides from it.
Tackle box: truck fuses, nuts, bolts and other small truck bits.
I feel so proud of myself! I have all of these! I feel…. Good.
Can confirm, personally I use my tackle box to sort out arcade stick parts and specialty tools for arcade stick building. Great way to keep things organized for said projects. Also, never leave home without a buck-knife of some sort. Too useful a tool to not have handy at all times. As for the tool everyone wants to borrow, idk why, but my 10 ft step-ladder seems to be it.
1. Should also include a pistol
2. I only lend tools to people who return without being asked. Start small something like a screw driver and work up to power tools.
3. Tackle box is great for many organizational projects. I keep gun cleaning tools in one of my many tackle boxes, screws, nails, bolts, nuts and yes others for fishing.
I prefer a swiss army knife. Bought mine in Switzerland 20+ years ago, and still carry it. As for tools? Yes. Only thing I don't... no, I have wire strippers I just never use them because my pocketknife is faster. Tackle box, though, could go either way, depending on what you have that needs sorting into tiny containers and how. I have one for electronic components, but for screws I'd rather use a set of shop drawers. Nothin worse than having that box get shaken up and all the screws come out of the compartments, and now you've got a screw loose.
Really, though, reminds me I need to find a set of JIS screwdrivers.
i used to carry a knife, until i realized a key can be used for most of the stuff i used a knife for.
Hell, I'm a woman and I EDC a folding Kershaw AND a Leatherman. I'm constantly loaning out my hedge trimmer. As far as tackle boxes go, did you know that the iconic '90s Caboodles cosmetics organizers are just pink plastic tackle boxes? The company was founded by a dad who realized a tackle box was what his daughter needed to organize all of her lip glosses and mascara. So my tackle box is a sparkly pink Caboodles. It's still a tackle box, dammit!
If you ever wish to update the Kershaw, Benchmade is a great blade. My EDC is one of their fixed blades, but my EDC when I was military were their auto blades. Those were issued. Still have it, works perfectly to this day.
@@ramtough4384 I just really like the way Kershaws fit my hand. :) My buddy, a bouncer, brought over a box of 100+ pocketknives he'd confiscated, whose owners never returned for them. He told me to pick out a couple for myself. I sorted the wheat from the cheap Chinese chaff and held each good knife in turn. All of my favorites turned out to be Ken Onion designs. :)
@@Whammytap I'm glad you found ya a blade that works for ya. Stay safe, happy 4th weekend ma'am.
@@ramtough4384 Back atcha! 🇺🇸🎆
That's freaking awesome! I never put it together with the caboodle though! 😂 I'll be getting my kids Milwaukee packout organizers!
I personally have a tackle box to hold extra military ribbons for my troops. I've collected a fair amount of the common ones from the freebie thrift store on base
I had the Pocket Fisherman by Popeil to carry around and I used a tackle box to hold my collection of Hot Wheel cars.
You got a real good point with the tackle box
I wish we had Fleet Farm on the Looney Left Coast. Then again that pretty much explains why there aren’t any.
I have a cantilever tackle box and I had no clue what to do with it but you just smacked me in the head with an obvious use. An organizer for fasteners during automotive jobs! Thanks man.
My 3 must haves
1. Faith in God
2. My loving wife
3. My two sons
Everything else is just superfluous
Love the way he says, “you’re gonna have to borrow it to your neighbor.” I was “stuck” living in South Dakota in the early 2000’s and they really say this! The word, “loan” isn’t used there! You “borrow” somebody money! I asked a coworker to explain why banks have “LOAN OFFICERS” and not “BORROW OFFICERS?” His head almost exploded. Poor guy. It truly is a different world back there. I was raised in California. Talk about culture shock! 😳 This was the first time I experienced true racism also. It’s pitiful. 😢
Hey plano makes the best tackle box lunch boxes.. in had enough room for a couple can drinks in the bottom no fancy cooling block its a sandwhich bag with ice cubes from the freezer i got nutty buddys in there a can o potato sticks some beef jerky..dont know if there is one in the cheese state but if you are ever near knoxville Tennessee stop by crocket creek beef jerky store youll never wanna another brand and lastly a pack o wet wipes n roll of tp in there too in case mother nature starts naggin me
This is all true and perfectly presented!
Thank you ❤
Sending this to my 2 sons. ❤
I got a multitool I carry always, drywall life I've loaned out to probably everyone I know, and the tacklebox that holds all the tools and accessories for my sewing machine.
Future son In law called me this weekend and asked to borrow some tools and nothing like saying “want me to show ya how to use these” or “you man enough to run this!” Is absolutely Mantastic!
I’m a woman but I own 4 tackle boxes. One is for our main tool chest and keeps small things organized with the exception of my Dremmel. One is for my beading and jewelry supplies (I learned jewelry making from my mother and grandmother) my Dremmel lives in this one since I use it most in jewelry and the third and forth are for my art supplies. They organize my paints and pens and pencils and charcoal and whatnot quite well. I’ve been doing art nearly every day for 30 years. I’ve acquired a lot of stuff. Tackle boxes work great for organizing large numbers of small things.
I once figured out that my jean pockets could stretch just enough to fit a full 3Ds game in its case with the manual. My everyday carry is Pokémon moon.
My ex used to carry his 3DS in his pockets too. Plus his phone, billfold, keys, and occasionally a water bottle or Gatorade. Meanwhile a dime falls out my pockets if I lean over fifteen degrees...
@@Brievel you gotta rock men’s clothes that’s just where it’s at
@@jeff____ Well I did swipe a pair of his jeans that he was gonna throw away because he said they were too small. I think it was actually because the stitching looks too girly, which suits me just fine. And they have pockets!
@@Brievel THATS SO HYPE! We seriously need to normalize having woman’s clothes with pockets, everytime I hand something to my girlfriend I’m like hey hold this and she just blankly stares at me because her inventory is full and she never had a hey slots to begin with.
@@jeff____ I prefer skirts to pants, generally speaking, and have started making my own - and making sure to include at least one pocket!
Swiss army knife, cigarette lighter, pocket magnifier glass, a pen, a set of tweezers -- and CASH of course!
🤣🤣🤣🤣
The second one is so right.
I was in the US Army and would carry on my belt on all deployments a Leatherman multi tool and a Gerber Gator folding knife. They got me through 90% of the stuff that I ran into down range.
Now; as a civilized homeowner, I’d say the 3 must haves at a minimum are a good pipe wrench, a drill, and a basic mechanics tool kit.
The first rule of EDC is that the more you can have without it being cumbersome, the better. A real man buys cargo pants to have more stuff
Also, report the porn bots in these comments sections. Man, they're getting bad
I always report them. I have no idea if it actually removes them or does anything but I like to hope so.
My edc includes a mini channel lock, 3 pocket knives, a leatherman, and a Swiss army knife multi tool
#1 buck 110
#2 shotgun
#3 good pair of cowboy boots.
lol cowboy boots? Maybe in those warm baby states. Up north with the real men, those things are as impractical as they are mockable
Well work boots would be the solution in the midwest/Northern states @@NateFord
@@MeakH1up there those queers dont know how to work the hell😂
@NateFord I live in the north and have cowboy boots. Wear my work boots more, but if you don't own some cowboy boots, you should probably pay extra attention to videos like this.
@@NateFordI love that nobody took your beyond obvious troll comment seriously.
Hope you’re doing better today, bud.
Right in the gut.. my parents made us move out of Wisconsin back in 07. Life’s never been complete with out the fleet..
A snackle box
Those clear flat cases with the adjustable sections for tackle are perfect for organizing any small shit
I love america for this, you can carry your tools arround freely. If you carry a small buck knife im switzerland, you better have a deam good reason, like haunting or fishing. Without license your instant criminal, even if you didn't do shit. Just carrying arround is enough.. 😢
Isn’t military service compulsory in Switzerland? Ironic how you can’t carry knives around everyday
@@reidkemp yes, just stupid laws to make you criminal over here. But our police are incompetent and cant do anything right. Wish we had american cops....
As a carpenter and part time mechanic. It is incredibly rewarding when anyone needs to borrow a tool and they call or text I can say “ohh yeah bud I got one swing by pick it up” usually how I get most my beers.
I have a tool I carry with me every single day since birth! 😏
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Not gonna lie I went to an outdoor show once and the guy at the benchmade booth asked what was in my pocket and I felt like the biggest swingin pair in there when I whipped out a battered bugout, a pair of pliers, a pair of pocket sized vise grips, a 4” crescent wrench, a multi screwdriver, a flashlight, a spark plug gap tool, a tire pressure gauge, and a coin my grandfather gave me that said “tuit” on it (so that I can always just get a round tuit). Feller at the desk was floored and asked why? So I told him if you can’t fix it with what’s in my pockets might as well trash it.
Snackel box
my daily carry is a Leatherman Micra. most useful multitool I've ever had.
Stay strapped at all times
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Tow strap that is
Not having a tackle box and an EDC is simply unthinkable
Gun man every man well everyone needs to own a gun as long as your mentality capable
Nothing more manly than needing a weapon to make yourself feel safe
99% of self defense can be accomplished with pepper spray
Yeah if you can't legally carry in your location or for some reason don't feel comfortable or compelled ATLEAST carry POM or Sabre Red spicy spray... From homeless crazies in the city to stray dogs at your house or in the park there is NO excuse to not be prepared, especially if you have a child/spouse with you... Even if you carry concealed spicy spray should also be part of your EDC... Turns many chances of possible legal charges into non issues... Spray is a much better alternative to junkies busting into your vehicle or a neighborhood dog that got loose when ventilating either would probably land you in a squad car or another confrontation... But pepper spray can't solve everything... Like extreme criminal violence or abduction or rap3... Look out for the ladies in your life, they are more likely to be targeted than you in most environments, so make sure they are trained and equipped to deal with such possibilities...
@@max_the_tand it’s not to make me feel like more of a man or feel safe if that’s if anything happens and I absolutely have to I could put an end to the threat at hand
But I understand both of y’all’s opinions that’s what’s great about this world we don’t all think the same we can have our own free opinions
I had a snacklebox when I was kid. My Opa made it for me for the pinewood derby. Had graphite, slim Jim’s, screws, weights, nuts. Love you Opa.
Shotgun, rifle, and a pistol.
and 4 wheel drive
Tackle boxes are the best for storing table-top gaming gear in. Dice, minis, those tiny bottles of paint, all the -repurposed doll house furniture- super cool dungeon/battlefield scenery...
Don't forget about a pistol 👍
Great vid, straightforward and clear, keep it up!
HEY !! You listen and you listen good.
You dont BORROW your friend anything.
You lend your friend things.
Your friend borrows things from you.
Got it ?!!
Do not make me come back here again. 👀.
Honest to God I keep needlenose pliers on me most of the time because I might be prying something, I might be pulling something, or I might be unhooking a bass. You never know.
Daily carry of pliers: every farmer I ever saw growing up in NW Iowa.
This is pure positive masculinity. I love it. It's not about being, not a woman. It's about being a man. It's not biology.
I have muscle cars, and I use a tackle box to take along small parts that I can use for roadside repairs. It’s really handy.
I’ve got a workshop full of tools and machinery none over my mate have. I’m Always happy to offer my services to help them out.
I'm not biologically or psychologically a man, but I fuck with this video 🤟. My closest Fleet Farm is a ways out though, so think I'll check my local Menards first.
My arbitrary tool would probably be the powerwasher, power auger for posthole digging, or maybe the soldering kit. Ooh or the hole puncher for leather belts. Special compound level specifically for lining up posts? Lots of weird stuff in the garages.
Or maybe one of the special chisel x pry bar tools that're made specifically for beekeeping. Ours are like 15 years old at this point and the thing about them that's a giveaway that they're not brand new is how they're chronically covered in beeswax and honey. They have NOT been well taken care of but they even have their original paint. Those things are made to LAST. A
My tool that I really only lend to friends is a pole saw. I've used it probably 5 times for myself, but I have taken it to help friends probably 20 times and lent it out even more
I love carying a pocket knife everyday, but even a modest knife can be a bit jarring to others when you pull it out, so a small set of WISS electrician's scissors is another fantastic EDC item to carry along. Slip it into an EDC pouch that you put into your pocket, or even a simple leather pouch you put on the belt, and they're built to last.
I desperately need more places to put screws. Solid tip man, thanks!
Tacklebox is a lifesaver for tabletop gamers. Especially games like X-Wing. Buddy had two different tackle boxes to hold all his pieces.
Real shit. The best portable tool box will almost always be a good quality tackle box. I use one for all my firearm and blackpowder stuff, my mom has a huge one for her sewing stuff, my dad also has one for black powder, i use one for fasteners. Just get a couple, and dont mix usages.
I refuse to do plumbing work, but I already own and do everything else you stated.
Used a table box to make my home-made first aid kit. Only used it a couple of times but when i did it worked great. Held everything i needed and it was all easy to find and get.
Dude you have trimmed down quite a bit. Looking good keep it up.
Been carrying a leatherman super tool 300 everyday for the last 11 years, not day goes by i dont use it at least once. Cant live without it now
As a man. I agree with this message
When you said every day carry my first thought was that I already daily carry my pistol lol.
We need this to become a series!
Yo straight up using a tackle box to sort/store legos is one of the best fucking ideas I’ve ever wished I heard 15 years ago 😂😂😂
Thank you for the tackle box screw idea. I have plenty of tackle boxes I don't use. And plenty of room to make a screw organizer box and put the tackle in a different box. 😅
Also, 50 cal ammo cans. Get 2 or 3 of them, bare minimum. The operating minimum, on the other hand, is always all the ones you can fill, plus one empty
A tackle box makes an excellent electrical solder kit box.
Room for wire, soldering gun, torch, all sorts of end connectors, heat shrink tubing, etc
I keep extra pocket knives in my tackle box. Keeps them organized and ready for when I want to change my edc.
My everyday carry:
>Ibuprofen, antacids, and throat lozenges
>Phone, earbuds, spare battery, type C charging cable
>Lighter
>Sword
>Wallet
>Keys and hairtie on a carabiner on my belt loop
>BDU belt (it's ugly but a good simple strong design, been wearing the same one since high school pretty much every day)
Truth, im 37 , ive olvy fished a couple dozen times as a child , never as an adult but i have a fully stocked tackel box in the garage. It was my grandpas when he passed i took his tools and his tackle box , one day i will have some free time to fish , i imagine i would enjoy it
Yeah the tackle box does look pretty useful to me
Either for my art supplies or Like you said with the screws thing
I'm amazed that Buck brand folder was so accessible. Nowadays seems like name brands knives are always locked up in some form.
I'm having a hard time with that 2nd one everytime I get a tool that I think I'm only going to use once I end up being like wow I'm really glad I have this it's been so useful
Haven’t seen your videos in a while. Congrats on the weight loss! :)
I had the tackle box. Won it a some event I can't remember anymore. Kept my model paints in it for planes and ships. Then when I became a father I gave it to my son to keep his hot wheels in. Was a nice moment in life.
This is the best sponsor video I’ve ever seen. Great job bud!
When he said "screws", I nodded sagely.
I work in home repair. Have about three or four tackle boxes of assorted screws ready to go at all times. Because when a customer loses a screw "checking that everything's there" (i can tell when you tried to assemble the thing yourself and got in over your head), the tendency to save everything I get my grubby hands on saves my butt in return.
The tackle box is rather dubious, I'd be behind a broader statement like some form of tool chest. Personally, I have my home toolbox, the portable toolbox For when a buddy or family need roadside assistance, and the woodworking tool chest. There is also the workshop which is the room full of tools that won't quite fit into boxes.
Tackle box works great for sorting electrical connectors but not so much for nuts and bolts as it is usually not meant for heavy weight
Awesome video man! 👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏