My Car Bag (EDD - Every Day Drive kit?)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 มิ.ย. 2021
- This is the bag that I carry in the driver's door of my car. Hopefully you enjoyed the demonstration.
Below is an Amazon list of the items seen in this video.
- Vanquest Husky 2.0 amzn.to/3cU7VtP
- Plainsman gloves amzn.to/34pKK6I
- Titan paracord amzn.to/30v7Gk5
- Boker Tactical pen - amzn.to/3dlkEXP
- Repellant spray - amzn.to/3h0x2Pg
- WD-40 pen amzn.to/34jhj6k
- UCO matches amzn.to/36vogE6
- Tops Buck CSAR-T Knife - discontinued on Amazon. :/
- Universal socket - amzn.to/3h9Crm7
- Gorilla tape amzn.to/3y0oKOy
- Nitecore flashlight amzn.to/3cVQ85F
- P38 Can opener amzn.to/3l96sCF
- Gorilla USB drive amzn.to/3l7o9CI
- Whistle amzn.to/3n8TV4d
- Kershaw spork amzn.to/33nSsPA
- Toothbrush amzn.to/3u83Vjj
- Mini Sharpie amzn.to/3d2zbqc
- Wire saw amzn.to/34naK2M
- True Utility fingernail clippers amzn.to/3imsdxa
- GU energy gel amzn.to/3imsosk
- Swiss safe thermal blanket amzn.to/2EXbEKx
- Soap sheets - amzn.to/3AdCiqn
- Rite in the Rain notepad amzn.to/2SlAgzB
- Pro knot instructions amzn.to/3jxj3iM
- Anker power bank amzn.to/2EWEHhk
- USB cable amzn.to/3lby1LS - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
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Below is an Amazon list of the items seen in this video.
- Vanquest Husky 2.0 amzn.to/3cU7VtP
- Plainsman gloves amzn.to/34pKK6I
- Titan paracord amzn.to/30v7Gk5
- Boker Tactical pen - amzn.to/3dlkEXP
- Repellant spray - amzn.to/3h0x2Pg
- WD-40 pen amzn.to/34jhj6k
- UCO matches amzn.to/36vogE6
- Tops Buck CSAR-T Knife - discontinued on Amazon. :/
- Universal socket - amzn.to/3h9Crm7
- Gorilla tape amzn.to/3y0oKOy
- Nitecore flashlight amzn.to/3cVQ85F
- P38 Can opener amzn.to/3l96sCF
- Gorilla USB drive amzn.to/3l7o9CI
- Whistle amzn.to/3n8TV4d
- Kershaw spork amzn.to/33nSsPA
- Toothbrush amzn.to/3u83Vjj
- Mini Sharpie amzn.to/3d2zbqc
- Wire saw amzn.to/34naK2M
- True Utility fingernail clippers amzn.to/3imsdxa
- GU energy gel amzn.to/3imsosk
- Swiss safe thermal blanket amzn.to/2EXbEKx
- Soap sheets - amzn.to/3AdCiqn
- Rite in the Rain notepad amzn.to/2SlAgzB
- Pro knot instructions amzn.to/3jxj3iM
- Anker power bank amzn.to/2EWEHhk
- USB cable amzn.to/3lby1LS
You know that mask dosnt protect you from a fart let alone coronavirus?
@@rafewheadon1963 😂😂😂 For sure...
02:07 or just buy a spark plug for a few dollar. 🙄
@@soton5teve 😅👍🏻👍🏻
@@James-to7pi Definitely a good idea.
That’s it. That’s exactly what my EDCs have been missing all these years. A mini harmonica!
😅 It's a novelty EDC item for sure.
i really appreicaite you testing and showing your stuff more in depth, most people just say hey look at this cool thing and put it aside
I am glad that you appreciated that. I hoped that it would help.
Just the other day we were at a pizzeria that had no forks…. I was bummed I didn’t have one in my kit. I do now!
@@enriquediaz7547 Nice!
Major Props to you man, as somebody who has a deep passion for EDC, I can tell you did tremendous research on what you carry and even shocked me with some new cool stuff! Loved the vid.
Thanks a bunch! Glad that you appreciated the video and the kit. 👍🏻👍🏻
I can appreciate this pack because it’s just an everything pack. People keep saying it needs to be more EDC or survival focused, but why? It’s just a pouch with a bunch of things you may need for any sort of situation.
Yes! Thank you! Glad that you understand!
@@FittoSurvive This is a very well packed bag, it is very similar to the bag a carry with me back and forth to work, filled with essential items that could also serve as "survival" gear, if I would have to leave my car and walk home, but just as useful when things are going well in life.
@@Jim-zs8vy Thanks! Yes, exactly. 👍👍
A lot of the time I watch videos like these to see what kind of stuff other people carry in their vehicles. Makes me feel less crazy lol. My truck always has an axe (or 2), tow straps, booster cables, shovel, lighter, tinder, first aid kit, bumper jack (jackall), socket set, couple knives, multi screwdriver, crescent wrench, pump pliers and a folding saw. Majority of this stuff is there because I’ve needed it at one time or another.
The one time my wife cleaned out the back of my truck. She took out the bumper jack, axe and shovel. I didn’t know. I went hunting and got stuck. I was there for 5 hrs trying to use a small hand axe and the jack that comes with the truck. After I buried the front end of the truck I had to swallow my pride and call my father in law to pull me out. The next day I got stuck again because I don’t learn. I had all my gear this time. I was out in 5 minutes.
LOL! Glad I could help you not feel as crazy.
Oh yeah, it's Murphy's Law, as soon as you don't have "all that gear" is the moment when you will end up needing it. 😅 Funny story by the way. 👍🏻👍🏻
That’s how I feel. I always get called paranoid but I would rather always have it. I do hope I never have to
Use it but if I do my chances of survival or even just getting out of whatever stupid predicament I put myself into go up. But I am getting new piece of kit for my car. In my trunk I have everything from medical/Survival and gear to fix my car. I still have a ton of room for just everyday things like groceries. I’m making sure to pack what I need and what will give me better odds. But I’m adding a Henry AR-7 to the car as I travel nearly 1000 miles twice a year to visit family back In Iowa. I’ve been on the route multiple times and never had issue when riding with my family but if I do get into a issue where I can’t fix my car or can’t stay with my car I have gear to keep my survival rate up. Plus a .22LR take down is also comforting to know you have something that can help you in a bad situation whether it’s sending yourself or having to hump it in the wilderness
@@bloodwintertales5984 Exactly! I get it very often, you'll notice a bunch of comments saying that I am paranoid or hoping something goes wrong. 😅
I'd rather have the gear and not need it, than need it and not have it.
But also, usually the people who call you paranoid know who to go to when they a tool or something else while out and about.
Happykal11 - If my wife had done that, she would be my ex. You have a good tool kit for realistic truck problems. It wouldn't hurt to add visegrips, duct tape, a file, johnson bar and a fire extinguisher.
@@ScorpionRegent we had words her and I. She cleaned the mud out of the truck interior so It’s all good. I have an axe file and axe puck I keep on the truck. Never thought of keeping a Johnson bar in the truck. Makes a lot of sense now that I think about it. I stopped carrying duct tape because every time I’d go to use it the heat would turn it into a useless sticky mess. For some reason it never bothered my roll of electrical tape.
Excellent kit. Covers all the bases of things you can, and probably can’t think of. I’ve kept random things in my car and they came in handy at the most unexpected times. Time to go through my garage and make a serious EDC kit.
Excellent Kit!! And Thank you for showing us how the gear works!!
Thank you! Hope it was helpful. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Great job. Fantastic kit. Hated to see you open so much, I know that was expensive, but very glad you did. Opening everything was very helpful. 👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you! Yes, it was a bit expensive, but I am glad that it was helpful.
Awesome kit!!! I really appreciated you actually using a few things, especially the waterproof match. That thing was amazing!
Thank you! Glad to hear you appreciated that. 👍🏻👍🏻😁
Love the demonstrations. People always show you the gear, but you used a lot of it which was cool. Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed that! 👍🏻😘
I love watching these videos. Yours triggered me much more than others. I loved how organized all that stuff was for sure. I had just purchased front and back seat storage organizers for a similar purpose. I have never seen that cord that you used. Also that knife with the socket feature. I look forward to watching your other videos and will subscribe. I also like that you did not edit out the lighting of the match and the lighting of the cord. Definitely getting that cord!
Thank you!! I greatly appreciate that. Glad that you were able to find something new and interesting for your kit. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you for the in piece-by-piece rundown. As for the wire saw, if you attach the rings to the ends of a branch, it makes a good bow saw.
You are very welcome! Thanks for that tip.
Those UCO matches are incredible. I lit one and stuck it in a bucket of water, blew on it, and even buried it in the ground and the only thing to put that flame out was it burning all the way to the bottom of the match.
I know right? It's insane, and I love them! 🤣
I am impressed that you can actually play that little harmonica!
It can be hard sometimes to only hit one note... 😋
My father played the harmonica while my siblings and I danced and sang. He also played the mouth harp. Thank you for the memories. ❤
That is really cool. I'm sure it is an awesome childhood memory to have. 👍🏻👍🏻
I love the idea of the Pro-Knot cards being thrown in there. Also the Rite-in-the-Rain is something every EDC should have. I suggest to throw a reasonable multi-tool in there, esp. if the thing lives in your car. Also the small things in there are a great EDC addition, like the nail file, the tooth brush or the soap. A hand sanitizer may be a good complement to those.
Thanks. Yeah, a good multitool will definitely come in handy.
Great kit! I have several of the same items in my kit but will be adding the bug spray and wipes. You might want to consider adding a hanky. Also, I keep a pair of nitrile gloves in a plastic zip-lock baggie.
Thank you!
I have seen that hankys are really popular, haven't gotten into them yet, but would like to.
Oh, I used to have nitrile gloves in this kit. I used them and forgot to get a new pair.
Thank you!
I keep a whole box of nitrile gloves under the seat.
Fantastic EDC and a fantastic review. Thanks for testing the different items. 👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you! Glad that you enjoyed the video!
Just got a couple Maxpedition pocket organizers for my EDC pack and car. And here i am for ideas on what to put in them! Thank you for sharing yours, sir!
Awesome! You are very welcome.
Hello! A great piece of kit - lots of good ideas - my complements on this video...l knew the lighter was made in France....Bic also makes pens, one in blue and white in 4 color inks and another in gray and white in 4 color inks and a mechanical pencil - great for EDC, I think...btw, how is the large knife(the one you dismantled) project coming along? Also, belated congrats on hitting 1000...Good job!
Hey! Thank you.
The XAVT is still in the process, I have decided to find a super rare Victorinox Swissflame and remove the butane lighter from it and add it to the XAVT. So, that is going to take some time.
That wire saw is a POS in real survival situations. It's heavier but doesn't''t take up too much more room, but a replacement chainsaw blade is pretty awesome for cutting wood. It has holes on each end that you can put sturdy keyrings on and just grab a short piece of branch to put in to grab so it doesn't tear up your hands
I have never tried the chainsaw blade before, but I will definitely give it a try. Thanks. 👍
I agree with A of G. Those small survival cable saws have a reputation for being unreliable; iffy is unacceptable in a survival situation. Another alternative is to make a handle that will hold Sawzall and/or saber saw blades. Be sure to test it so you know it won't fail.
Great video! Included so much in your little kit! Awesome!
Thank you! Glad that you enjoyed it!
The fact that you can actually play harmonica is a mega skill by its self
☺️ Thank you.👍👍
Cool! Enjoyed the video, I'm in the process of optimizing my EDC pouch. Tip for the ferrocium: try pulling the rod backwards instead of the striker forward. I find it helps me when lighting tinder so it doesn't fly around. Also, my vote is for the trauma kit! Been adding to mine as much as I can.
Glad that you enjoyed the video.
I will definitely try that out with the ferrocium rod. My biggest problem was the camera tripod in my way. I was concerned that I would knock it over. 😂
OK, looks like most people are for the trauma kit.
@@FittoSurvive hahaha yeah I imagine that would really get in the way. Looking forward to watching!
@@iamsmashy Thanks for the support! 👍🏻👍🏻
I love the pouch setup! Thank you for sharing. Here is a quick tip that might help with that mini fire starter... Firmly post your hand holding the scraper close to the tender and pull the ferro rod back and away from the tender. I find this technique especially useful when using the mini survival ferro rods because you have to be so close to your tender that striking towards always hits the tender. Any time I've tried to do it like you did in this video I find myself using non family friendly words. Hope that helps.
Hey! Thanks for the advice. I will try that and see if it works for me. 👍🏻👍🏻
The mini harmonica!😂 Never underestimate the power of such morale booster when SHTF!
The Hohner Little Lady is great and easily fits in a pack.
Great harmonica playing Thank you 🇺🇸🤘☘️
LOL You are welcome. Glad you enjoyed!
Great video! Interested in your trauma kit since that’s what I’m currently working on but can’t wait to see your bottle kit as well!
Thank you! OK, I haven't decided which will be next either. We'll see.
Suggestions: Tiny travel tube of unscented Lume deodorant makes you smell like nothing. Put lighter into a balloon tie in loose knot will keep it dry. Also any other items you’d like to keep dry. Use white balloons & sharpie to label what’s inside.
Excellent ideas. The white balloons are simple but brilliant. 👍🏻👍🏻
I have all of this too, and more, in a 40L bug-out box that I leave in my car... as someone who has lost everything in a bushfire, been stranded in the desert for a whole day, and loves EDC. I also have a week's worth of clothes in a vacuum sealed bag, heavy-duty zipties, a survival blanket that's a tarp with a reflective side, a folding solar panel to charge my powerbanks, camping cookware like a stove and pot, utensils and seasoning. I also have a small esky, to keep 4 bottles of water, coffee, jerky, snacks and protein bars.
Nice! Sounds like a great kit you have set up!
Thank you, very nice compilation of your EDC. I got some new ideas again. Greetings from Austria.
You are very welcome! Glad to hear that!
This is great! I would suggest you get a lever gear cable kit. It’ll save some space and time in an emergency. But this definitely a dope carry!
Thanks! I will be sure to check that out
That's a well thought out kit and I hope you get around to showing all your kits
Thank you! Absolutely, I will get around to showing them all.
YES
The best edc kit I have seen. And I have checked out quite a few!
Thank you! Glad to hear that.
this is the first kits i see without an actual torchlight
The Nitecore that I have in this kit works both as a flashlight and as a lantern. It depends on if you open it up all the way or not.
Dude, the knife with the bit attachments is way cool. May need one!
It really is an amazing knife. When it's open, it feels like a fixed handle blade. 👍🏻👍🏻
Was the name of the knife
@@hidude9123 Tops/Buck 090 CSAR-T
Nice job. I would also include a stick or two of jerky and a Lifestraw or Sawyer mini.
That's really good idea. Thanks. 👍🏻
Good kid thanks for sharing. I myself have also been busy for years, to make a good EDC Set up. But I have discovered that you can collect whatever you collect. you never have enough with you. from a mini kit to a shoulder bag of 5 KG. where I now walk more round 24/7. heavy to lift
You are welcome! Yes, you are right. An EDC Kit is never complete. There is always something more that you could add. Just have to find the right balance between comfort and usefulness. 👍🏻
Best EDC car kit I've seen, and I've seen a lot!! Great video!
Wow, thanks!
Awesome vid and gearlist! Thank you for the vid and demo. However, I would update the power bank to solar chargeable version. I have mine for over 2 years with no issue, and it charges itself to any source of light, & just like you I carry C & mini USB cables.
Thanks. Glad that you enjoyed. Solar version of the power bank is a great idea. 👍🏻👍🏻
@@FittoSurvive Thank you, Sir!
John Lone - Battery banks with solar panels are a great idea, but they are limited. They take forever to recharge, which is fine if you set them in the sun for long periods of time and only use them occasionally. If the solar panel as the primary source of recharge it should not be packed away, it should be sitting on the dashboard. For everyday use off the grid, a larger separate solar panel is the ticket.
funny things is-you can exchange a lot of items which are separate with a swiss army knife. However it's a complex and mulitasking set with a lot of pragmatic indications. Personally I would add some patches and super-glue (I've been using super glue as first aid on small wound on hands inceadibly often) Very waluable content.
Keep on going :)
True about the Swiss Army Knife. 👍🏻 Super glue is a great idea.
Nice EDD setup, I think everybody should have one. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you! I agree. 👍🏻👍🏻
Very good. Love the soap leafs idea
Thanks! 👍🏻👍🏻
Excellent content and presentation. Great presentation on the saw, changed how I have thought about that tool. I would appreciate seeing the trauma kit first.
Thank you! I was concerned that the vice was going to come loose from my table while I was sawing. 🤣 You can see it move a bit in the video.
OK, looks like trauma kit will be next.
I was going to add something about those saws they will eventually fail, to get them to last longer make a frame , I ditched my wire saw in favor of my Victorinox Huntsman.
YES
I need to put together an Every Day Drive kit. Thank you for taking the time to show us all of your gear!
You are welcome! Glad that you enjoyed the video. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Superb review video bro. Was waiting for this video from you. 👍
Thank you very much! I hope you enjoyed. 👍🏻
Excellent presentation! Keep up the good work!
Thank you! I will try my best.
This is great, but it costs $400 plus the knife! (The knife isn't available on Amazon anymore.)
It does come up to be rather expensive, I agree.
Nice video. I made bags like this 44 years ago in Boy Scouts. May I suggest an 4 items that I keep in mine. Sunscreen lotion wipes, a packable sharpening stone for the knife, a simple compass, and sunglasses.
Thanks. Excellent advice! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Love it! Great kit, great video!
Thank you! I appreciate that.
When I went to Maine High Adventure with the Boy Scouts, I made use of those soap sheets. Super useful, and really brings back some great memories.
That's great! They really are convenient to use and carry. 👍🏻
I worry about keeping a bag like this in the car because of the summer & winter temps damaging the EDC contents. What do you recommend? In the summer months the inside of a vehicle can reach 100 degrees F and in the winter it can be as low as single digits. Great video! 👍
Most of the gear will be absolutely ok with the heat and cold. Anything with a battery, like the power bank, could get damaged, any edibles can go bad, and of course I always remove all of my emergency water from the car in winter. But other than those items, the rest will be fine.
Inspect that WD40 tube every so often. I had 2 of them and the WD40 liquid in both evaporated over the course of a year.
A wow... I will keep an eye on it. Thanks.
@@uiopuiop3472 Interesting, I will try that.
Ima fan of this whole set up
Thank you!
Great stuff! Thanks for making this!
Thanks! Glad that you enjoyed!
I would choose to make this kit either geared to survival, or geared to car edc. The kit seems 50/50. Which means it's not great and not bad for either situation. I would rather have a kit that's amazing at just car edc. And another that's just survival especially since neither carry a large footprint. But nice vid!
I get that. Makes sense. Thank you.
@@FittoSurvive yes, i agree with the comment, it doesn't seem to be optimized for a car, its more a general EDC, with some nice ideas, but not very helpful in the specific situation
@@federicotomassetti9434 Gotcha, I will try to optimize it. 👍🏻👍🏻
This is kit for people who HOPE Something happens ..... ✌&💙
😎 LOL
Its not hoping. It's called prepairing
*Uses knife to pop tire unnecessarily* oh no 🙆
Better to have than not
Great video and tutorial. Thanks!
Thank you! Glad that you enjoyed it.
Love your vids, always super informative! I'd like to see both the trauma kit vid and the survival water bottle kit vid, but I'm especially curious about what you do with a water bottle kit. You often have unique and amazing ideas. Keep up the awesome work!!!
Thanks! I have already uploaded both videos and even have a 2nd version of the water bottle kit. In the second version I upgraded the water bottle to a single wall metal bottle and I upgraded some of the contents.
Nice video. I just ordered a few things that you showed. Thanks!!!!!
Thank you! Glad that I could help! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
you're super easy to listen too and follow through with - Thanks for the video. subbed :)
Thank you! Glad. That you enjoyed the video! 👍🏻👍🏻
Good practical video with actual usable items in an everyday carry thank you I've watched many of these videos but the items in the bags do not seem very practical so thank you for shining Above the Rest
Thank you! That really means a lot to me. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you for the description of this bag. Philippe P.
You are very welcome! 👍🏻👍🏻
Enjoyed the video and the demonstration of how some items work.
Awesome! Glad that you enjoyed it!
Love your kit. Well thought out
Thank you! I appreciate it.
Great video; gave me some new ideas, thanks!
Awesome. Glad to hear that
great kit, awesome explanation!
Thanks! Glad that you enjoyed.
Awesome content bro keep up the good work my man 🔥🔥
Thank you! I will do my best.
@@FittoSurvive anytime bro
Super list. Thanks.
Thanks!
A very nice assortment of gear !
Thank you!
I would recommend putting in a small bar of soup like the mini bars they give you at motels as a backup to the other item you showed in case they dry up. Any kind of wet wipe or dry wipe can after a while not work at all and a bar of soup is always good, no expiration date.
Gotcha! I was confused at first. You must have made a typo and wrote soup instead of soap. 👍🏻 But yeah, good idea.
Lots of good ideas things I never thought of
Fantastic! Glad that I could help. 👍🏻👍🏻
You should add some aspirin, wet naps and of course some cash or a gift card for emergency. Great video I enjoyed it. I was surprised with some of the items, cool stuff. 👍🏽
Good ideas. Glad you enjoyed the video!
Great kit man!
Thank you!
New Subscriber. Thanks for the pointers and keep the videos coming.
Awesome! Glad that you enjoyed!
Thumbs up for the hornet music!
Hey! Thanks! 👍🏻😀
Both, need to know., thanks you do good work.
Thank you! I appreciate it.
great video, thank you for your effort
You are very welcome!
Great video, thanks for sharing
Thank you! Glad that enjoyed!
I would make paracord handles for the saw, attached to the rings.Makes it more effective, and if you really need the extra cordage you can dismantle the handles.
That's a great idea. Easy to do and adds that extra convenience.
Wow nice organizer bag and gear.
Thank you!! 👍🏻
I have that same Leatherman band, but my watch is on top. That way I’m not having to have more than one use item on my wrist.
Great kit. I have most of them already, but you showed me I could always use a few more things. 😉
Awesome! Thanks for sharing that. 👍🏻👍🏻
Amazing assortment. I suppose most of the fun is assembling the kit. I'm a city dweller. It could come in handy being stuck somewhere. I've always packed that space blanket.
Thanks! Yes, it is actually quite enjoyable putting the kit together and watching it slowly evolve as less used gear gets rotated out for more practical gear.
Cool little kit!
Thanks!
Very cool kit for the car and a great video. That pouch is a tardis!!
Thanks a bunch! Glad you enjoyed it
I did not know it bic's made in france, cool new things learned today, thank you!
Yeah, it's an interesting fact. I've been told that they are made in other places too though
nice kit well thought out. the titan paracord seem very useful
Thank you. Yes, it really is.
Very nice video I learned a lot.
That's fantastic! Glad to hear that!
I would ditch the wd 40 in favor of super glue. Nice video and the demos made it very entertaining! Well done
Adding super glue is a great idea. 👍🏻Glad that you enjoyed the video.
great bag stuff
Thank you!
The previous video also reminded me of my harmonica. Kind of funny how that's what everyone notices in the video, I guess because it is quite out of the ordinary compared to many other EDC videos.
That's cool. Yes, it really is something odd that I carry and stands out from the crowd. 😂
BiC (BIC Group) is a french company, they have been producing disposable lighters since around 1973, greetings to all
Cool! Thanks for sharing that. 👍🏻👍🏻
Serrated edges works really good cutting para cord just a quick tip! Nice bugout bag man !
Thanks for the tip! Much appreciated!
Well thought out.
Thank you Superman! 😉👍🏻
Nice very nice stuff, hello from 🇧🇬
Thank you!
This is like purse reviews for men. Lmao. Subscribed!
😅 LOL! Thanks for the sub!
Blimey! Cool! Thank you so much!
You are welcome!
Something that is up and coming is the crash kit, a grab and go kit with the necessary medical equipment to keep people alive immediately following a car accident: tourniquets, neck braces (for internal decapitation concerns), chest seals, fire extinguishers - things like that.
That is a great idea. 👍🏻👍🏻
nice kits indeed my friend well done
Thank you! I appreciate that.