Single Pouch EDC Survival Kit
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- Full breakdown of a medium-sized single pouch EDC kit which also contains a few "lost in the "woods" items.
The gray and black pouch featured in the video is available here (Amazon): Birugear Case: amzn.to/1gEQRdd
If you liked this kit, check out the even smaller Micro EDC Kit: • Going Micro, EDC and S...
I've just discovered the world of these types of videos, and I find it very very fascinating. From the extreme wilderness survival kits to the ever day carry urban jungle kits, the lengths of people's imagination and ingenuity never becomes boring. There's one item though I've not seen in the many I've watched, and that's water purification tablets and also a mini EPIRB. Sorry I've not seen all of yours if you have mentioned them.
+Honey Ryder There is something fascinating about the kits, I agree!
He did address your water tab issue specifically in the video. My take is that the tabs are SO small that I would still fit them into this pack. Plus acts as redundancy. This redundancy saved my butt recently when I LOST my water items on a hot canoe trip. My little water tab allowed me to be chugging cold water in no time.
i fell you, i have discovered this one month ago and since then i have been spending multiple hours a day watching videos about survival, bugging out, prepping, bushcrafting all the way to world expedition and expedition vehicles. it's very addictive.
You did a terrific job of packing a lot of usable stuff in a small package. Thanks for sharing.
FYI: dental floss can be used to suture most any wound *waxed is my personal preference
(a small curved suture needle is a must, and multi-tool pliers)
You can get old sutures on eBay. They won't be sterile anymore, but if you have to suture yourself in an EDC situation, you likely won't be squeaky clean either. Sutures come with the needle attached. So you won't have to worry about threading a needle while you're bleeding.
So I realized that I may be a little late on catching this video, but I just scrolled through every comment and not one person mentioned that your peanut lighter even after it runs out of fluid, may be used just as effectively as the spark wheel. So by adding an extra Flint into the filling of the lighter you can 86 the Flint wheel and gain a little bit more of that precious real estate! Just now catching up on all of your older stuff, I like the old and I like the new :-) keep it up dude!
You address something I have a problem with. There are so many different types of kits or tins today. There's no way I'm going to have a collection of different kits for different purposes. I also have an all-in-one kit, ranging from urban EDC to more survival items. Simple. Really nice kit you have.
in the medical parts of my edc and survival kits i have a tube of cyanoacrylate (super glue).
it can serve as a crude temporary suture and close cuts in awkward places where band aids just aren't going to stay on
like between your fingers.
if you fray the jute rope you can use that as a tinder as well.
Love these kinds of videos! Thanks for sharing!
Nice EDC mate. Very well thought out. Just my two cents, 2 fishing hooks and 2 sinkers. I know u can use the safety pin but I think hooks and sinkers will fit.
Thats a nice container for gear. Nicely packed out too.
Also, oven roaster bags(for turkeys and such) make very good compact, sturdy, water containers, that you can also use to boil your water in with caution.
That is an awesome little kit. You really optimized the space that's for sure. Thanks for sharing.
Jerome Kukurugya Thanks, and thanks for watching!
Thanks for your videos. they're so informative. I'm currently building my EDC toolkit and your videos are helpful.
+Natureally Jenius Thank you for watching, so glad I could help!
This very well supplied kit must be at the very top of the utility/unit weight range. Nice job.
This is such a great kit in my opinion.
Screw duct tape. It was called Duck Tape originally because it was made from water resistant, cotton duck fabric, like Carhartt Jackets.
I'm still calling it the traditional name.
Who in HVAC still uses Duck Tape?
You should try an avalanche cord... It has 1,9mm diameter and it can holds 41kg at minimum.
Great video :D
10:00 can also be used to leave notes via burning words into materials like wood or paper, and can be used to extend the throw distance of 2:22 light. Likewise, make a pencil with a twig with solar. I would add a magnetized needle on the F.lens edge. Maybe a zip lock bag for either to keep the first aid items dry or to collect water.
1.20 on the corner maybe a pencil sharpener for added redundancy
fun fact: actually 'duck tape' is also valid as there actually is a brand called 'duck' that makes that kinda tape.
that's the same as "cheques" somehow evolving into "checks"
Bandaids are made by the brand Bandaid
The original version of that tape actually WAS called duck tape. Developed to use for waterproofing military ammunition cans.
Thirt33n 13
Duct tape
I have to say..your the best thing since Skippy peanut butter :)
***** Thanks home slice!
Key point early on (1:18) “standardize length of the long stuff... flat stuff on the other side. “I waste so much space on short items in my maxped pouches. Thanks for the tip
Welcome!
fox40 makes a slightly more compact whistle. have you thought about bankline as a way to increase your cordage?
Back in my day all we had was an Altoids tin. We didn’t even like altoids either but ate them to survive.
very helpful. just finish making my own DEC kit. thanks.
Nice video. Your kits are very well organized.
Actually, duct tape used to be called 'duck' tape because of its slightly water resistant side. (like a duck's back)
Very nice well thought out little pouch.
instead of paracord use #36 bank line high strength small diameter and multiple uses wraps just like the jute
+Tom Greco I will check it out
Awesome video inspired me to build my own lil kit I might have to make a video on thanks a bunch!
You could always add paracord as a zipped pull.
I really like these! Hope to see more in the future!
Eli Weekley Thanks, stay tuned!
great EDC/prep kit, perhaps attach the pen to the paper with some low tack tape for ease of use.
Nice micro EDC!
Lol on "you can't cure cancer out in the field ". Oh come on I was hoping there was small EDC size cancer cure kit. Me and my broken heart. This one of my favourite mini kits. Thanks for sharing.
Twinkle eyes LOL thank you for watching
Wrap the whole kit in paracord, then you also have a way to put it on your belt. MeZilch has some vids where he wraps altoids tin kits with paracord
a tip, if you turn around your batterty in your flashlight it wil not get empty if the flashlight gets on in the kit
Both yes and no, an led does have a small leakage of power when the polarity is reversed, (if the switch does get activated accidentally) so it will still drain the battery, if slowly. Personally if you're going to take the battery out to turn it round I would just add in a thin insulator (little disc of plastic) instead. with my edc I don't do either as its used at least a couple of times a day. I carry a spare battery for mine, it's a single AA battery after all, so it's pretty small.
it will have more battery if you would turn it around (and it is turned on)
Very nice! Most kits you did are small. Are you planning to cover bigger kits, like a backpack system to put inside a car, for example?
PowerMadHeadBanger Yes, I'm going to do one that fits in one of those military surplus three-pocket medic pouches, eventually.
Cool kit very well done man 2 thumbs up love your channel keep em comin
maybe add a prepaid simcard?
i would add some bankline its compact and strong
Thanks for sharing your ideas!
LearningToBePrepared Welcome!
hey may i know the details of each items you shown? thanks
I was going to watch this but, I will NOT be FORCED to watch a F-ing COMMERCIAL first!
great info man!!! thanks. you give some good ideas!!! saludos from Guatemala!!!
+William Godinez Awesome, glad it helped!
What brand is the orange knife and saw one?
Is fire important in survival? Throw the toys away and get a Bic lighter, save fumbling around. Instead of ferro rod, a second Bic? I start fire everyday hate zippo or anything else unreliable, even in ideal conditions.
Never Feed the Roaches, a good idea. After the fuel is gone the lighter can still be a spark wheel.
Where can we buy that kit?
Very good!
Thank you! Cheers!
Cool little kit, for sure. But I can't fathom why anyone would EDC emergency fire starting stuff unless your commute involved traveling through the wilderness. I'm really racking my brain to see how you'd use that in an urban setting. Still, I guess better to have and not need...
Rob Babcock I explained that very issue at 1:24-1:44 in the video. Don't rack your brain, just listen to what was said.
WeAllJuggleKnives Ooop! Guilty...I skipped ahead to the point where you opened the case so I could see "the goodies"!
I agtee. Why would I need anything like this? All the roads I travel are in well civilized areas. I never find myself in a backwoods survival environment. My edc is focused on self defense....pepper spray, knife, tactical pen and keychain, and God forbid, a gun. I keep a Gerber dime on hand since it's so small, a larger multitool in my car, as well as a lighter and flashlight, two charged batteries for my phone.
+srg914 Small kits are not the opposite of carrying a gun, because a person could easily carry a gun in addition to a small kit. Small kits are not the opposite of a larger kit, because a small kit doesn't prevent you from making a variety of kits of different sizes to fit different situations.
Trail marker ribbon to leave with notes.
Muy buen kit Saludos desde Argentina
We're do you get it?
He !!!! mister wajk
You no longer talk of edc and stuff like this why ? You are not always talking about it like others so could you make some specially your journey through this world maybe from gear head to minimalist
Or my favorite an update about the 7 blades budget system for preppers you only need
Lately I've gotten more into bushcraft fixed blades as well as multitools and Swiss knives, but I will definitely make an EDC kit type update at some point.
Меня удивляет что они это называют-сурвайвол! Они и
там в городе прямо и
таки ВЫЖИВАЮТ. Мы тут в России живем,таскаем с собой по городу повседневные вещи, с их языка называя это EDC,а они там выживают! :)
+Hob Ho подобные наборы делают люди, для которых это хобби, и которым на 99% случаев ничего такого не понадобится. Просто развлечение.
Is the container the same size as an altoids tin?
It is a bit larger and thicker.
What was the name of the small flash light you said?
Josh Andrade That's the ThruNite Ti3
Thanks!
Very cool
what's the name of the torch again????
The Thrunite Ti3
ok thks
Great ideas, thank you!
+undergroundblu Welcome!
I'd put a paracord lanyard on the zipper
all you need is super glue for lasharations and bandages most deep cuts can be sorted with it
é bom ter junto uma pinça e cortador de unha ok
Good for class )))
Pad no pen No wait it dose have a pen
edc rather
Hey hey hey
+G36Jeff hey buddy
Dude can you send me one
Cordage - look up Micro Paracord and Nano Paracord, you will thank me later.
I have found the microcord since then :]
actually you can cure cancer in the field. nice kit though.
These little survival kits wont really save anybodys life. If you're serious serious get a cheap day pack. You can at least have some food, water, small cheap gas stove or homemade alcohol stove, first aid, an extra pair of socks, underwear, shirt and pants, flash light, batteries and everything you have in a miniature kit plus much much more in a small pack you can keep in your car 24/7. You might as well have something that you can actually survive with.
BennyCFD First, let us get rid of the silly assumption that nothing can be useful unless it "saves someone's life." There is an EDC or "Every Day Carry" side to this kit, which has nothing to do with saving your life. Many of these items are just useful day to day for utility. So, you need to be clear on the terms being used. Second, it has a few items like the firestarting materials that could actually save you, and I will make zero apologies for that. Your assumption that you will always be able to carry a larger kit is not true. And last, your assumption that carrying a small single pouch kit somehow prevents you from also carrying a larger one, when practical, is flawed. It is not an either-or situation.
+BennyCFD Look no amount of materials or tools will ever save anyone, unless you have the know how. A lot of the know how people should learn is adaptability. There are so many things that have multiple uses, most you probably haven't thought of. It's all about using what's around you, having tools to help make other things work. Just makes it quicker and easier. If you really want to survive get a decent knife, that's all you'll ever need. Fire, water, and shelter can all be made from whats around you with a knife.
Lol
first
Is the tinder coated with something? Dunno if it is such a good idea to mix the ibuprofen and whistle with i.e fuel or whatever.