I thought I was the only person in the world obsessed with my bags and how they are organized. Getting the most stuff in the smallest bag or just something that won’t break my tiny 95lb self. Everyone makes fun of me for my giant bags and the backup bag in the truck, yet when they need something, who do they run to? Yep, the crazy bag lady. I do use pouches and organizers too. I really like these. I also change bags almost daily according to what I’m doing. I have different bags, backpacks etc for different purposes.
Great video. Your video made me realize that I want all my pouches to have windows. You've convinced me to get a FAK pouch, and I'm intrigued by that bic lighter case.
Really useful Taylor! Will definitely be adopting some of these ideas. I also prefer this approach rather than having a lot of organisation within a bag itself.
That's the thing... I used to use internal organization on bags, but then when I'd switch from bag A to B to C to XYZ... I'd realized I lost a pen or something during one of the switches. Now, you never have to worry about that issue!
awesome video! I'm currently using a one-pouch-for-all (Evergoods CAP 2L) and looking at your video, i'm just weighing the pros and cons of a single pouch for all, versus multiple pouches...might have to give it a try one day!
Amazingly helpful video... already adopted your modular approach with some tweaks. Thanks for making your hard-won experience & organizational system available in a video format that also includes pouch and product recommendations!
Some really great ideas in there! Here's another one for you; empty mio bottles work perfect to store hand sanitizer or shampoo in. The lid being connected makes them extra convenient
Black Ember X Carryology! A striking blue or orange exterior (instead of usual dull black) ! Dyneema shell, x-pac interior with insane amount of fidlock modules!
As an Israeli , it makes me very proud to see the "Israeli bandage" in your first aid kit. I hope you never have the need to use it. Thanks for the great video.
@@CarryologyTV I think that, from next week, Israel will be lifting travel restrictions for travellers from the USA and UK. So we will be happy to welcome you back 😊
I love the video, thank you. I need to figure what pouches I can use, and just get some. Also something very useful, good electrical tape. I've used it for a 100 different things. In layers it's strong, even used it in a pinch as bandage tape.
Two questions: 1. Given that all your stuff is in pouches, what do you do with organizational panels and pockets in bags? 2. What if you’re going on a day trip or even shorter. Just about town for a few hours. Would it make sense to have a pouch that crosses some of your categories and has a smaller amount of gear? Eg, a pouch with a small external phone battery, a few first aid/healthcare items but not what you’d need for an out of town multi-day trip...
Great question! I've never been stopped once. Reason being, or so I'm told anyway... there was a somewhat recent bust of a ring of agents who were stealing pills from luggage and reselling them. Now the policy is that TSA agents cannot even look at our touch pills of any kind. Unless you have a few thousand pills in your luggage, as long as you have a small amount of personal medication, they're required to turn a blind eye. Remember, they're strictly looking for items that are dangerous for flight, they're not the police looking for evidence. All that being said, I have photos of the prescriptions on my phone in a photo folder, just in case :)
Wish I had a brand/model to share, but I just grabbed this at the grocery store for about $2. I replace it about every 12 months since it doesn’t get used as frequently as my stay at home toothbrush.
Excellent video! I love Nite Ize stuff, but somehow hadn't heard of the Runoff Waterproof Travel pouch before this. I'm now building an EBC pouch based on one. One note: Tenacious Tape is an awesome thing to carry for EBC -- but it comes in two main types, with plastic and ripstop nylon base. My vote is to carry a bit of each, since each type has its own advantages / disadvantages "in a pinch." Another note: if folks don't want to color-code pouches with S-Biners, skinny (3/32" / 275 lb) parachute-type-cord makes great replacement zipper pulls. Because, colors! And it's fantastic for travel clothesline, too.
Ooh pouches, who isn't addicted to pouches? Really, anyone? I currently use trakke's small packing cubes one each for tech and tools and edc (mask, hand sanitizer, keys, tiny flashlight, etc), used to use Bellroy tech kit but was too large for my use, a bellroy standard pouch for first aid, 2 x Trakke's Laggan, my favourite pouch, one for pencils, sharpeners, erasers, glasses and other sundries, and one for mic, audio interface, cables etc, Bellroy dopp kit, and a lihit lab small pencil case (book style) for sewing kit and extra pens. I'm a writer and starting out with voice over, hence the mic and preponderance of writing gear! This is the latest iteration, like you I swap out between a few bags every week and this system works for now. I obviously have a few others, who doesn't! But that's for another time! Loving the content, keep it up!
Any idea if 2 medium pouches would fit in Synik 30 vertical side pockets? Have idea to store 2+2 in each vertical side pockets and 3-1-1 pouch in bellow pocket
You know I started doing the same. I have been carrying E.D.C. Pouches. I love the pouch. I figure. If I have a backpack on I need a front pouch. It is a great complement to the backpack. Also just even using pouches around the house. It is nice. You can grab what ever you have and take the pouch with you. I have chest pouches and waste pouches and I love them. Yea. I am starting to make e..C. Kits out of the pouches. If you can wear a backpack than using a pouch is that much more practical, and also I am so tired having to carry things in my pockets wearing a pouch is the best thing you can do for yourself. I also got a money belt. Still have my wallets, but my new money belt is nice too. I never actually put stuff in my shaving kits but just shaving stuff but i really thought about this one and though it over. Nice to have pouches and the shaving kit was what started everything.
That tip with the Gorilla Tape around an old credit (making it a Tape Dispenser) has got to be one of the best tips for EDC I've ever seen. I'm making this in a few minutes. Thanks for the tip!
Great question! Many of these are for "emergency" situations. I've used many of these things while traveling and was super happy I had them when I needed them. Basically in one way or another, everything gets used (except for the first aid stuff, which one hopes to never have to use!).
@@CarryologyTV Thanks for the answer. I tend to over carry and think WHY do I carry all this crap and never use it? But then when I have what someone needs it feels so good! I guess I will always be an over packer.
I have been looking everywhere for a battery case like that to hold AAA batteries… Does anyone know where to get them? I’ve searched all over the Internet but no luck. Thanks for the great ideas!
This is not in any way a negative comment but I am curious if you are still comfortable while eating? Great video and sought inspiration how to categorize my stuff. Thanks man!
Would it be possible for you to leave a link for the little doughnut cordage organizer? I've been looking everywhere for this one, but none of my searches seem to be giving me the results I want.
Love these new series of videos! Was about to order the road warrior travel adapter but can i use it if my chargers are the UK 3 flat pin heads. Cant seem to find any information on this. Is this adapter only for US chargers?
Does the transparent material of a pouch leave any marks , scuffs due to the content in it like from sharp objects? I had something similar before and in use the transparent material became permanently marked and shaped due to content in it. How quality is the material on long run? Yours looks like new so my guess is you just got them for a video? Thank you for answer.
I've been using their pouches for about 2 years now. I got new ones just before I shot the video because they just released the slightly different size with fully clear window. However, I totally know what you mean about the windows getting messed up. On the ones I used for years, they're still in great condition and I suspect these new ones will be too :)
Do you keep all the things in the pouches (which effectively means you have to have all the things twice - one in the pouch and one (for example toothbrush) outside of it) or do you empty an re-populate the pouches as you need them?
Ahh good question! I use every single thing in the pouches. So for my Dopp Kit- that toothbrush I show... that's my toothbrush that I use. I have my "home" toothbrush left at home. Everything that is in these pouches, stays in these pouches forever. I have whatever else I need at home. But when I travel, the contents of these pouches are all I use.
Great video. I’m slowly growing an addiction to pouches. I’ve got the Evergoods pouch on order, won’t be here until April, but I have been looking for a good Dopp kit. Going to need to check out the pouches you’re using with the clear window. I’ve been using Ziplocks which work fine, but it would be nice to have a little more structure to the pouch. Thanks again for the video, looking forward to the next one.
Hey Taylor, have you ever brought this setup to Japan? I'm curious how their customs would look at your first aide kit since they're pretty strict on drugs from what I remember.
@@CarryologyTV th-cam.com/users/TheUrbanPrepper He does systems. A bag of a particular color for each aspect of the system, such as red for medical and blue for hydration. He does EDC and prepper systems. Not like the crazy preppers, more about natural disasters and unexpected events. He is very systematic in his planning and organized in his thinking. You will probably like him.
Here are the links! www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07XYTHCXV/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0861Y5LF6/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Wow Dude ...you're a legend No ...I'm from India ..Daka's aren't available here yet I have a basic design for a bifold wallet that's should be completely waterproof ... But I don't know how to go about it. Can I give you the design?
Great video Taylor, exactly what I was searching for, I will gladly subscribe. One small detail, I once was held up at the Oman border for 2 hours as my friend was carrying his various medication in little zip locks without any clue as to what they were, obviously he knew. Small tip, photograph one of each kind of tablet, loose, next to its original box before storing them together as you did. If you are challenged it will make life a lot easier. Getting back into hiking recently after many years, I have noticed zippo lighters seem to have fallen out of favour with guys on youtube, is that because of weight?
Weight is part of it. The big issue with a zippo lighter is fluid. They’re great if you smoke, but otherwise every time you need them they’re bone dry. Gotta worry about flints as well. Easier to just use a bic. They strike damn near everytime, they’re cheap (lighters tend to grow legs), and they weigh next to nothing.
using only one kind of pouch definitely makes it easier in an emergency for finding the first aid kit. But dont u find it boring when all of the pouches are basically the same ? for toiletry and first aid kit i dont see any problem but why dont u use a tech kit with a little extra organization for stuff like ur little USB-A to USB-C adapter ? i kinda get anxieties seeing how u got all the pills in the same bottle hahaha
Hahhaha fair enough! I like having everything uniform, for me, it makes it super clean. Some folks love the built-in organization of tech pouches, but I see it as additional weight and volume that I can reduce by using a simple pouch. That's just me though... and I'm weird.
@@CarryologyTV we are all weird here haha. I mean its definitely a nice pouch and i am all for wateresistance thats basically the whole reason why i bought the aer tp2 in xpac and not cordura haha. Will you make a follow up video about other pouches you used before, apart from the ones you designed urself?
Dopp kit is a term particularly in use in the US for toiletry bags. The name derives from the early 20th century leather craftsman Charles Doppelt, whose company designed the case in 1926.[1] Toiletry kits had been issued by the US military services during World War I.[2] "Toiletry" and "Dopp" kits became synonymous when the military issued them through World War II.[3]
When he said "let's address the elephant in the room" I thought he's gonna continue with "how do I eat?"
Easy. One bite at a time.
I thought I was the only person in the world obsessed with my bags and how they are organized. Getting the most stuff in the smallest bag or just something that won’t break my tiny 95lb self. Everyone makes fun of me for my giant bags and the backup bag in the truck, yet when they need something, who do they run to? Yep, the crazy bag lady.
I do use pouches and organizers too. I really like these. I also change bags almost daily according to what I’m doing. I have different bags, backpacks etc for different purposes.
Wow - I've found my tribe at last! Though I was the only person in the world with a pouch fetish. Great video.
Welcome to the madness! We're all nuts here :)
just a tease on this mainsplaining of what is in every purse. jokes aside, i always appreciate more tips!
Beauti of the system is goodness to use
Great tips that I never thought of. Thank you
Ooooo! Mystery Ranch AND Evergoods! That sounds very interesting indeed! Great video, thank you for sharing!!
Excellent! No other word describes it!
This got me thinking for sure.
Great as always. Many thanks.
Great video. Your video made me realize that I want all my pouches to have windows. You've convinced me to get a FAK pouch, and I'm intrigued by that bic lighter case.
Ok, so, FAK means First Aid Kit. For those, ITK.
Please provide link to the gadget with the Leaf USB drive
These are well-thought out kits. I wonder: Would you like to add a tourniquet and possibly chest seals?
Great idea and very nice bag
Really useful Taylor! Will definitely be adopting some of these ideas. I also prefer this approach rather than having a lot of organisation within a bag itself.
That's the thing... I used to use internal organization on bags, but then when I'd switch from bag A to B to C to XYZ... I'd realized I lost a pen or something during one of the switches. Now, you never have to worry about that issue!
I have been using ZIP LOCK BAGS to get organize
Whenever I head back home I’ll keep a lookout for one of those stickers.
awesome video! I'm currently using a one-pouch-for-all (Evergoods CAP 2L) and looking at your video, i'm just weighing the pros and cons of a single pouch for all, versus multiple pouches...might have to give it a try one day!
I tie different color cord ties to differentiate items with colors. 👍 nice stuff
Amazingly helpful video... already adopted your modular approach with some tweaks. Thanks for making your hard-won experience & organizational system available in a video format that also includes pouch and product recommendations!
Some really great ideas in there! Here's another one for you; empty mio bottles work perfect to store hand sanitizer or shampoo in. The lid being connected makes them extra convenient
Black Ember X Carryology! A striking blue or orange exterior (instead of usual dull black) ! Dyneema shell, x-pac interior with insane amount of fidlock modules!
Categorising and separating things out is something I'm doing.
Excellent video!
Just found your channel. Love the ROAD WARRIOR Universal Travel Plug Adapter. Just ordered it.
NIIIICE!!!
Great ideas for quick getaway or whatever your adventures.
Found a similiar way of organising my pouches in lockdown ! You gave me good ideas as well 👉🏽
Taylor, it's of course, to see you again being an awesome human being of your reviews. I actually have an Nite Ize pouch myself and love that thing.
Thank you for the kind words, my man. Appreciate you 🤘😎
Thanks for the run down! That was awesome.
Really enjoying these... this one is useful for me for sure, thanks Taylor!
Thank you Maggie!
Awesome video with great ideas. Can’t often say I learn something new on these videos but I did today 👍
Thanks man! That’s the goal :)
My zip ties were taken before we flew out of Johannesburg. Dunno why but happy I didn’t need them in Zimbabwe! Great video - thanks!
Awesome video. I really love all of the Anker products; I’m a huge fan of all of their stuff.
Very good review. Would have been great to see you store the bags you would use for each carry.
Great video.
That was super helpful as I've been trying to make a first ad kit.
Cool Video 👍
Thank U for the Info and the Links 👍
U got a new subscriber...
Greetings from Austria Vienna ✌️
Well done. Any chance you can put a name or link on the small plastic spool for the cord?
I’m having so much trouble finding the name of that thing! If I find it, I promise I’ll update! :)
@@CarryologyTV They are called Beadsmith tangle free Bobbins, I think.
I need kits like these! Nice!
Great video Guys, it’s always nice to see other pouches setup 😎
Great video. I always keep a tube of Tide stain remover, about the size of a pen.
Oh nice, great rec. Thank you!
As an Israeli , it makes me very proud to see the "Israeli bandage" in your first aid kit. I hope you never have the need to use it. Thanks for the great video.
I loved when I got to travel to and visit your beautiful country (about 10 years ago). Can’t wait to come back again someday!
@@CarryologyTV I think that, from next week, Israel will be lifting travel restrictions for travellers from the USA and UK. So we will be happy to welcome you back 😊
Awesome!
I love the video, thank you. I need to figure what pouches I can use, and just get some.
Also something very useful, good electrical tape. I've used it for a 100 different things. In layers it's strong, even used it in a pinch as bandage tape.
Two questions:
1. Given that all your stuff is in pouches, what do you do with organizational panels and pockets in bags?
2. What if you’re going on a day trip or even shorter. Just about town for a few hours. Would it make sense to have a pouch that crosses some of your categories and has a smaller amount of gear? Eg, a pouch with a small external phone battery, a few first aid/healthcare items but not what you’d need for an out of town multi-day trip...
Thanks to comments like yours here… I actually just made a day pouch! Video coming soon :)
Great video and thanks for the tips!
You don’t get stopped for your medication bottle since it not in original packaging?
Great question! I've never been stopped once. Reason being, or so I'm told anyway... there was a somewhat recent bust of a ring of agents who were stealing pills from luggage and reselling them. Now the policy is that TSA agents cannot even look at our touch pills of any kind. Unless you have a few thousand pills in your luggage, as long as you have a small amount of personal medication, they're required to turn a blind eye. Remember, they're strictly looking for items that are dangerous for flight, they're not the police looking for evidence. All that being said, I have photos of the prescriptions on my phone in a photo folder, just in case :)
Outstanding!
Thanks man!
Great stuff. Info on that folding brush
Wish I had a brand/model to share, but I just grabbed this at the grocery store for about $2. I replace it about every 12 months since it doesn’t get used as frequently as my stay at home toothbrush.
Excellent video! I love Nite Ize stuff, but somehow hadn't heard of the Runoff Waterproof Travel pouch before this. I'm now building an EBC pouch based on one.
One note: Tenacious Tape is an awesome thing to carry for EBC -- but it comes in two main types, with plastic and ripstop nylon base. My vote is to carry a bit of each, since each type has its own advantages / disadvantages "in a pinch."
Another note: if folks don't want to color-code pouches with S-Biners, skinny (3/32" / 275 lb) parachute-type-cord makes great replacement zipper pulls. Because, colors! And it's fantastic for travel clothesline, too.
Ooh pouches, who isn't addicted to pouches? Really, anyone? I currently use trakke's small packing cubes one each for tech and tools and edc (mask, hand sanitizer, keys, tiny flashlight, etc), used to use Bellroy tech kit but was too large for my use, a bellroy standard pouch for first aid, 2 x Trakke's Laggan, my favourite pouch, one for pencils, sharpeners, erasers, glasses and other sundries, and one for mic, audio interface, cables etc, Bellroy dopp kit, and a lihit lab small pencil case (book style) for sewing kit and extra pens. I'm a writer and starting out with voice over, hence the mic and preponderance of writing gear! This is the latest iteration, like you I swap out between a few bags every week and this system works for now. I obviously have a few others, who doesn't! But that's for another time! Loving the content, keep it up!
Any idea if 2 medium pouches would fit in Synik 30 vertical side pockets?
Have idea to store 2+2 in each vertical side pockets and 3-1-1 pouch in bellow pocket
You know I started doing the same. I have been carrying E.D.C. Pouches. I love the pouch. I figure. If I have a backpack on I need a front pouch. It is a great complement to the backpack. Also just even using pouches around the house. It is nice. You can grab what ever you have and take the pouch with you. I have chest pouches and waste pouches and I love them. Yea. I am starting to make e..C. Kits out of the pouches. If you can wear a backpack than using a pouch is that much more practical, and also I am so tired having to carry things in my pockets wearing a pouch is the best thing you can do for yourself. I also got a money belt. Still have my wallets, but my new money belt is nice too. I never actually put stuff in my shaving kits but just shaving stuff but i really thought about this one and though it over. Nice to have pouches and the shaving kit was what started everything.
we need more videos !!!!!!!!!!!!!! lets get some special guest. see some other perspectives.
That tip with the Gorilla Tape around an old credit (making it a Tape Dispenser) has got to be one of the best tips for EDC I've ever seen. I'm making this in a few minutes. Thanks for the tip!
Isn't that a killer one?! I think I learned this back in the Boy Scouts. Enjoy!
I love all your gadgets. How often do you find yourself using these things on a daily basis?
Great question! Many of these are for "emergency" situations. I've used many of these things while traveling and was super happy I had them when I needed them. Basically in one way or another, everything gets used (except for the first aid stuff, which one hopes to never have to use!).
@@CarryologyTV Thanks for the answer. I tend to over carry and think WHY do I carry all this crap and never use it? But then when I have what someone needs it feels so good! I guess I will always be an over packer.
Jeez I´m hipnotized by your beard color so ginger and bright.
Hahaha thank you! 😂🤘
I have been looking everywhere for a battery case like that to hold AAA batteries… Does anyone know where to get them? I’ve searched all over the Internet but no luck. Thanks for the great ideas!
Amazon
County Comm! :)
Hi, great content! What’s the name of the dongle at 10:05 (it’s not listed nor linked)? You said it came from Amazon? Thanks.
You just made me spend a bunch of money. Haha. Great video!
Hahahah we know exactly how it goes my man!
This is not in any way a negative comment but I am curious if you are still comfortable while eating? Great video and sought inspiration how to categorize my stuff. Thanks man!
Hahaha I find a way! No problem... even ramen!
@@CarryologyTV thanks! love your videos!
Bought a Nite-Ize pouch after watching this video. Thanks for the rec and review! Any idea where to find that spool you use for the thread?
That spool I would also be highly interested in. Any info on that would be amazing!
Great video! Inspiring!
I am looking for this kind of pouches.
What camera do you use by the way?
Thanks much! I use a Canon R5!
those nite ize pouches are small or medium ?
Would it be possible for you to leave a link for the little doughnut cordage organizer? I've been looking everywhere for this one, but none of my searches seem to be giving me the results I want.
Sadly I don’t recall where I found that little guy. It was years ago. But I’ll do some digging :)
Love these new series of videos! Was about to order the road warrior travel adapter but can i use it if my chargers are the UK 3 flat pin heads. Cant seem to find any information on this. Is this adapter only for US chargers?
what is the thread?
Vectran!
Want both the nite ize and the magpul pouches but noone will ship them to an apo army address so sick yeah i guess i cant get them
Cool 😎 bro
Does the transparent material of a pouch leave any marks , scuffs due to the content in it like from sharp objects? I had something similar before and in use the transparent material became permanently marked and shaped due to content in it. How quality is the material on long run? Yours looks like new so my guess is you just got them for a video? Thank you for answer.
I've been using their pouches for about 2 years now. I got new ones just before I shot the video because they just released the slightly different size with fully clear window. However, I totally know what you mean about the windows getting messed up. On the ones I used for years, they're still in great condition and I suspect these new ones will be too :)
Do you keep all the things in the pouches (which effectively means you have to have all the things twice - one in the pouch and one (for example toothbrush) outside of it) or do you empty an re-populate the pouches as you need them?
Ahh good question! I use every single thing in the pouches. So for my Dopp Kit- that toothbrush I show... that's my toothbrush that I use. I have my "home" toothbrush left at home. Everything that is in these pouches, stays in these pouches forever. I have whatever else I need at home. But when I travel, the contents of these pouches are all I use.
His mustache hair is longer than my head hair. How does this man eat? 😂
Lots and lots and lots of practice.
Must be very carefully!
But think of the advantages -- no need to get out of bed when you need a midnight snack! ;-)
YOU designed the Daka pouches?? Niicee..! I have one myself. 👍
That was me! I still love those things!
Are the nite ize pouches small or medium size? Thanks
Hey Carolyn, check the link in the description :)
how do you eat
what size are those Travel Pouches?
What backpack is in the background?
Listed in the description with links :)
Great video. I’m slowly growing an addiction to pouches. I’ve got the Evergoods pouch on order, won’t be here until April, but I have been looking for a good Dopp kit. Going to need to check out the pouches you’re using with the clear window. I’ve been using Ziplocks which work fine, but it would be nice to have a little more structure to the pouch. Thanks again for the video, looking forward to the next one.
You’re going to love that Evergoods pouch, man. Definitely look into the 3-1-1 RunOff pouch for a Dopp kit, I’ve been in love since I converted over.
Hey Taylor, have you ever brought this setup to Japan? I'm curious how their customs would look at your first aide kit since they're pretty strict on drugs from what I remember.
Yep, brought this exact kit several times now. They never take a second look!
@@CarryologyTV Awesome, thanks for the heads up. Want to put together something similar.
You learned well from the Urban Prepper.
Never heard of them actually. Website or person? Drop a link and I'll check them out!
@@CarryologyTV th-cam.com/users/TheUrbanPrepper
He does systems. A bag of a particular color for each aspect of the system, such as red for medical and blue for hydration. He does EDC and prepper systems. Not like the crazy preppers, more about natural disasters and unexpected events. He is very systematic in his planning and organized in his thinking. You will probably like him.
Anybody have the link to the reversable usb a to c adaptor he found on amazon?
Here are the links!
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07XYTHCXV/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0861Y5LF6/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
@@CarryologyTV Thanks, are there links for the string and case that Taylor had too? I tired looking for them but couldn't find
@@Sandash83 look for tangle free bobbins
Why you make it?
Wait ....you designed them dakas?
Believe it or not, yep! That was an incredibly challenging project. But really proud with the way they turned out! Are you rocking some DAKAs?!
Wow Dude ...you're a legend
No ...I'm from India ..Daka's aren't available here yet
I have a basic design for a bifold wallet that's should be completely waterproof ... But I don't know how to go about it.
Can I give you the design?
Great pouches, but they are a bit too expensive for me.
How can I buy this?
What item would you like to buy?
Great video Taylor, exactly what I was searching for, I will gladly subscribe. One small detail, I once was held up at the Oman border for 2 hours as my friend was carrying his various medication in little zip locks without any clue as to what they were, obviously he knew. Small tip, photograph one of each kind of tablet, loose, next to its original box before storing them together as you did. If you are challenged it will make life a lot easier.
Getting back into hiking recently after many years, I have noticed zippo lighters seem to have fallen out of favour with guys on youtube, is that because of weight?
Weight is part of it. The big issue with a zippo lighter is fluid. They’re great if you smoke, but otherwise every time you need them they’re bone dry. Gotta worry about flints as well.
Easier to just use a bic. They strike damn near everytime, they’re cheap (lighters tend to grow legs), and they weigh next to nothing.
How many pouches do you have just for beard maintenance? 😁
I can basically "Taylor" what I need :D
Impossible to find the nite ize runoff 3-1-1 with the 100% fully clear see through and avoid the ugly pattern.
The 3-1-1 only comes with the topo pattern 👍
Hand cuff key.... man!!!
Anyone have great pouch for diapers/baby stuff..seems like they don't have much for the guys out there
Remember when traveling was a thing?
Someday again we can all travel like legends. Be ready! Soon 🤞🤞🤞
hmmm... time to make a ninja/spy pouch. and let's talk about this handcuff key...
😂😂😂
First rule of handcuff key...
We don’t talk about handcuff key.
You have tums but no pepto, if you take a pepto when you start your meal you can avoid needing the tums.
using only one kind of pouch definitely makes it easier in an emergency for finding the first aid kit. But dont u find it boring when all of the pouches are basically the same ?
for toiletry and first aid kit i dont see any problem but why dont u use a tech kit with a little extra organization for stuff like ur little USB-A to USB-C adapter ?
i kinda get anxieties seeing how u got all the pills in the same bottle hahaha
Hahhaha fair enough! I like having everything uniform, for me, it makes it super clean. Some folks love the built-in organization of tech pouches, but I see it as additional weight and volume that I can reduce by using a simple pouch. That's just me though... and I'm weird.
@@CarryologyTV we are all weird here haha.
I mean its definitely a nice pouch and i am all for wateresistance thats basically the whole reason why i bought the aer tp2 in xpac and not cordura haha.
Will you make a follow up video about other pouches you used before, apart from the ones you designed urself?
I am the lorax I speak for the trees, lemme teach you how to EDC
I’m glad you speak clearly, because I can’t read your lips
Promise that they're in there somewhere!
As someone of a mustache of 2 years. How the hell do you eat?😂
Lots and lots of practice lol!
WTF is a dop kit?
Dopp kit is a term particularly in use in the US for toiletry bags. The name derives from the early 20th century leather craftsman Charles Doppelt, whose company designed the case in 1926.[1]
Toiletry kits had been issued by the US military services during World War I.[2] "Toiletry" and "Dopp" kits became synonymous when the military issued them through World War II.[3]
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