Maxpedition Tool Kit Part 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ค. 2024
- I am sharing my Maxpedition Tool Kit. This is NOT a car repair kit nor is it a survival kit. It is a small kit with limited space mostly comprising of micro tools. It is not for the minimalist. This kit is only for mending things and making minor repairs. This configuration is not for everyone, nor is it designed for big repairs. It is designed for perhaps working on a fishing reel, crossbow, scope rings, swivels, sling, portable gas stove, tent, tarp, canopy, backpack, luggage, coats, boots, snowshoes, computer case, tripod, headlamp, holster, rifle rest, sled, harness, bike rack, locks, goggles, assembling gear, etc... It is not something I would carry in a backpack. It is obviously too big, bulky and heavy. It rides best in a truck or boat. It is EDC from the sense of vehicle carry only. A smaller kit can be customized for a snowmobile, ATV, motorcycle, boat or aircraft. There are a million and one tools out there and I’m sure the kit you build will be the right one for you. Below contents are listed below.
Maxpedition Beefy Pocket Organizer (khaki) $27.95
Overall Dimensions:
(Height) 8.75 inches or 22.2 cm
(Width) 6.25 inches or 15.9 cm
(Depth or Thickness) 2.5 inches or 6.4 cm
Total weight as outfitted:
4.5 lbs.
72.6 ounces
2060 grams
Total cost as configured: $614.73 (US Dollars)
Contents:
1 Streamlight Microstream flashlight $24.95
1 Wescott 5 inch Non-Stick Titanium Bonded scissors $8.16
1 Ultimate Survival Star Flash Ultra Signal Mirror $9.99 w/case $5.95
1 Pro-Knot Outdoor Knot cards $4.95
1 Fisherman's Ultimate Knot guide $4.95
1 Survival Resources 4X Fresnel Magnifier $1.00
1 60 inch / 150 cm plastic tape measure $2.99
1 Six inch plastic ruler $0.00
1 Rite in the Rain 3"x 5" note pad $4.10
1 Slim-Pak Orange Duct tape $1.95 and Reflective Duct tape $1.95
1 Cuff key $0.00
2 Paracord monkey fists $6.99
1 Sun Triple Gage -- thermometer/compass/magnifier $9.95
1 Maratac Micro Grappling Hook $26.95 (not for climbing)
1 Howler Whistle $1.49
1 Corona Sharpening Tool (aka Ultimate Striker) $7.95
1 Mini 4 inch stainless steel hemostat $3.99
1 Stainless Screw Top Vial $5.50 with assorted needles $6.00
1 Titan Micro Ratchet handle $12.95
1 Mini 5 piece socket set (metric) $4.49
1 Mini eyeglass screwdriver $3.99
1 T-Driver set $14.95
1 Kershaw Torx Tool $7.95
1 Miniature Screwdriver set with 5 drivers $16.95
1 Large Needle File set with 6 files $14.95
1 Tops Folding Survival Saw $4.95
1 Elastic hair band $0.00
1 Micro Drop Pinpoint Oiler pen $16.95
1 Telescoping magnet $2.99
1 Solid graphite pencil (cut in half) $1.25
1 Zebra F-701 stainless steel pen $6.95
1 Fisher Bullet Space Pen w/clip $19.50
1 Stainless Steel Sharpie Marker $7.95
1 Micro Widgy 4 inch pry bar $11.75
1 Hank of 3/32 nylon tether cord $1.00
1 Orange lanyard $0.00
1 Velcro One-Wrap cable/wire ties $0.00
3 Heat Shrink Tubes for repairing wires $0.00
1 Piece of Fatwood $0.00
6 Assorted zip ties $0.00
1 Stanley 3/8" chisel $2.50
2 Stainless steel wire cable rings $1.75
1 Piece of shock cord $0.00
1 Benchmade Mini Griptilian $85.00
1 Irwin 5 inch Vice Grips $10.99
1 Master Mechanic 4 inch wrench $6.99
1 Leatherman Squirt $23.00
1 Cattleman's Cutlery Ranch Hand Multi-Tool $21.50
1 Gerber EAB (Exchange-A-Blade) pocket knife $12.95
1 Revlon nail clippers $1.99
1 Allen wrench $0.00
1 Binder clip $0.00
1 Folding utility razor $1.50
1 Pocket Survival Saw $3.95
1 P-51 can opener $.50
1 Gerber Diamond Knife Sharpener $7.75
1 Uncle Bill's Sliver Gripper Tweezers $5.95
1 Mini-Match Magnesium Fire Starter with striker $2.95
1 Misch metal firesteel $2.99
1 True Utility Eye Glass 5X magnifier $9.92
1 Gerber BG Micro Torch Light $8.95
1 Sandisk Cruzer USB 16 GB (mini thumb drive) $15.00
1 Vivitar RW-50 50-in-1 Card Reader/Writer $21.99
1 Clamp $0.00
1 Pair ear plugs $0.00
1 Grade A Button Compass $4.50
1 Magnesium Pencil Sharpener $1.95
1 Vial of Crazy Glue $.99
1 Cord lock for lanyard $0.00
2 Line Locks for tightening lines $0.00
3 Cord Tips for paracord and 3/32 cord $0.00
1 Maratac Stainless Steel Peanut Lighter $14.50 (replaced Peanut with Numyth Tohil Lighter $23.95)
1 Waterproof Delrin (polymer) Locker for AAA battery $9.99
1 Military Sewing Kit w/Kevlar thread added $8.95 (ASE $13.95)
1 Emergency Fishing Kit $10.95
2 Wetfire cubes $0.00
2 Tinder Quick fire tabs $0.00
1 Small hank of non-residue duct tape $0.00
1 Small hank of high temperature electrical tape $0.00
1 Small piece of 0000 steel wool $0.00
3 Rubber Bands $0.00
3 Cloth Patches $0.00
1 Small baggie with hardware (nails, screws, safety pins) $0.00
2 Wet Ones wipes $0.00
Items added to kit after the video: JB Weld, BernzOmatic mini torch, solder, vinyl repair patches with glue and hair bands.
The following stores were used to build this kit: Auto Zone, Cabela's, County Comm, CVS Pharmacy, DD Hammocks, EMS, Going Gear,Mil-Spec Monkey, REI, Sears Hardware, Staples Office Supplies, Survival Resources, Supply Captain, True-Value, ACE, The Pathfinder School, True Utility. - กีฬา
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Yes, I agree, I should know them in my head, but unfortunately I’m not perfect and I still use a calculator and sticky notes from time to time. The issue is when people get stressed in an evacuation situation they sometimes tend to forget simple things like leaving a note behind, turning off the gas or grabbing their medication. This is why pilots with 30 years of experience still use check lists. If someone is hungry, stressed and exhausted, the problem is compounded even more. Enjoy the fall:)
Well i have to say every kit you have so far is pretty amazing and well organized ! looks like youve thought about every scenerio! ready for anything.
amazing kit.i have a few of your items already but i love gettin' new ideas and you have gave me a lot.thanks for the great video.
Tanks for the video! Very nice tool kit, very good quality tool and you show me the important thing for upgrading my kit. Thanks again.
Outstanding! Very nice kit with A LOT of items I've never seen before!
Video starts here 3:08
Outstanding ! Excellent video and kudos for the itemized information. My take is that you need to carry whatever will allow you to get multiple UNEXPECTED repairs done. Given the number of items I would image that additions are all replacements. Even so, I would consider some electrical tape, graphite lubricant, small sized multimeter or circuit test pen, wire, military grade parachute rubber bands, wire tooth brush, plastic bags and several types of resin based glues with a drying clap.
Hi mark cogdell, thanks for sharing the tip about the Zebra Pen refill option with me and the viewers. This is what TH-cam is all about, sharing ideas. Much appreciated.
Wow Dude the power to make or fix just about anything in the palm of you hand. Cool, Thanx
Some awesome stuff in your kit that I need to add to own tool kit
Best toolkit ever Seen here! Thx!
Smart thought process, put a kit together with what is available and upgrade as you can.
Great video! I got some really good ideas. Thank you!!
I've been looking at putting one of these together. Good video, gives me some good ideas.
I DON'T UNDERSTAND??????? I'VE TRAVELED THE WORLD NEVER NEEDED ANY OF THIS STUFF EVER. HILARIOUS.
liked the stainless sharpie.. really neat.....liked you get up
I really appreciate the use of cm and grams as well as in an lbs
That grappling hook is sweet
Cool EDC set!
very nice, good video, congratulations. a complete EDC. TOOL KIT
Great Kit, no question.
I myself have separared the two kits, so it's a small tool kit and a bigger rep kit.
Thank you for the video and the itemized list. Also I realized you make MacGyver look like a bitch. LOL !!!
I think its great...good job
Outstanding!
thanks men¡¡ im going to start collecting all of those items too¡¡
You've built a great kit and I got a number of great ideas from your video. I'd like to suggest a Leatherman Wave, Charge (AL, ALX or TTi) to replace the following to save you weight. Scissors, eyeglass screwdriver, driver bits, saw, file and more. I carry a Leatherman Charge TTi and a Led Lenser M3R flashlight (220 lumen rechargeable AAA or Alkaline AAA ) to reduce weight and expand my sight field. Absolutely superior to the Streamlight flashlight.
Good job on the kit. It is obviously an EDC tool kit, not a survival kit. I agree with a previous post that you can eliminate about 30% of your tools with a Leatherman wave multi-tool and bit-kit. A leatherman has a lifetime warranty as well.
Just like to start off by saying I LOVE your videos, I've given ALL of them a look and they have helped with my b.o.b. and e.d.c. as well. One thing that I've noticed in most every e.d.c. video on youtube is everyone carries the "write in the rain" notebook, but nobody addresses the fact that it can be your lifeline. I for one use a few pages in the back to write very important info for myself in case of emergencies, writing things like your medical info blood type, allergies, etc. could save your life if hurt and unable to communicate, contact info for first responders (basic of course) is vital. also I have in mine local plants and edibles with drawings of them, locations in my area i know of, trap designs, bugout plans and maps,paracord braid designs, known animal locations and the propper way to skin and process the meat of said animal, complete breakdowns of my firearms and locations of parts, etc. anything that can help you in a crisis when under stress works and is an invaluable tool to have stored, only takes up a few pages in the back and takes no more room for possible life saving information. Hope this advice helps you guys and once again thanks for the awesome videos!
Wow, you said "handy" so many times that I needed one by the end of the video, lol. Cool kit though!
Love the pens
Joker: Where does he get all those wonderful toys?
Thanks! for itemizing your tools, cost and where purchased.
The zebra pen takes Fischer space pen refills. Great video
great pens!
I liked the hand trick with the camera, never though about that.
Perfect. Pocket Screw Drivers Dot Com has them for $10.99. That seems to be the lowest price I’ve seen. Thanks again.
Just a little tip on that zebra F701, you can use a space pen refill in it and you have a nice space pen for about $16. Only mod to the pen is taking out the plastic sleeve in the tip of the pen.
Christ. Thats a collection of tools. Nothing practical.
It seems that you have never done any precision work
Actually, I have done a lot of precision work. Theres not even a pair of cutters, needle nose or strippers in your kit. You clearly enjoy collecting widgits.
mark rogge Hi folks, as indicated in my write-up this kit is not for everyone. What
tools one person finds practical another finds unimportant. This is true with a
lot of gear and equipment. Bottom line, this kit will not address every minor repair.
Not even close. It is simply how I chose to outfit one of my mini kits. Kindly build
your own kit your way and show it to us so we can get some tips from those who
practice precision tool work. Please contribute and share your kits, all the
best
Hi Dreamhawke, they can be a bit difficult to acquire. I’ve only seen them on Survival Resources for $16.95. You can find a cheaper substitute at ACE or True Value hardware stores. These are plastic oil pens (Super Tube) and not as nice as the stainless steel Micro Drop Pinpoint Oiler, but will basically do the same thing. I prefer the micro oil pen over Rem Wipes, because I can place a precise drop of oil exactly where I want it. Moreover, it is refillable and will probably last a lifetime.
awsome setup man it could be very useful for edc
nice video...
Thanks a lot for sharing the contents and suppliers. I see you like pen shape type products. I've been searching products that are credit card and paper thickness like. I will post a video asa I have a good number of stuff to fill up my EDC. Great Video bro.
Thanks for the thoughts you have shared here.
I love your kit! Great video, has given me lots of ideas for myself, and to start a kit for my dad. I love the little fixed blades with sheaths you showed! Could you provide more info on what they were and where to get them? All I could make out were Pocket Bravo and PSK. Thanks, keep up the great vids!
I feel sorry for these guys that make these videos. They go such lengths to be organized and ready, then they do these videos and have to take everything out and make a big mess. But I appreciate what they teach me about being prepared for any situation.
Super!
Hello IIIottoIII, I am very familiar with Knipex. They are premium cutters. I have a pair of Knipex bolt cutters as part of my 72-hour tool kit. They will go through 8 gauge commercial grade fence, the top guard and concertina wire too. The con is they are heavy and like you said, expensive. Nothing in their line is cheap, but like with most things, you get what you pay for. I will do a review of my 72-hour tool kit one day. Thanks.
A tool you really should add is a Knipex. It will be the most versatile tool in your kit.
They're made in Germany and are rather expensive but once you own one you're hooked.
I suggest the Knipex 7-Inch Pliers Wrench its a awesome tool.
Nice
Good Day David Smith,
The pivoting t-handled driver is simply called the T-driver. It costs $14.95. The other one that looks like a blue clip-on pen is called the Miniature Screwdriver Set. This one comes with 5 different screwdrivers and cost $16.95. The larger blue tool is actually a file set. It’s called the Large Needle File Set and comes with 6 files and costs $14.95. All can be obtained at Survival Resources. Please see my detailed write up in the comments section. Enjoy.
i've watched this video a dozen times, great kit. where did you get the stainless steel vial from? i keep looking for small containers like that, but never find them.
+scrimpyanimal Hi, here’s a link to that item. It’s called the Stainless Steel Screw Top Vial for $5.95 at Survival Resources. They have other containers as well for kit building. Respectfully
www.survivalresources.com/Products/Misc_Containers.html
@@TheAmericanOutfitter
I would rather click affiliate links I the description to buy stuff; it's only fair since we get to learn about the items from you. Please consider it. Thank you for this video.
Great video my friend. Really good stuff. Does your channel have more videos on the contents? I wanna know more of what you think about the tools you chose.
Hi, I have a detailed write up of the items listed within the description section. Like most people, I also have full size tools for tackling large repairs, but for small items, gear and equipment this kit can be very handy. If I had to do it over again, I would include more tools for working on firearms, watches, replacing watch batteries or bands, repairing eyeglasses, smartphones
and other electronics. I’m also thinking of adding a small soldering tool to the kit to make it more complete. Perhaps a MagTorch Micro Flame Pro, Dremel Versatip or Bernzomatic Micro Torch. Respectfully
out of curiosity, what do you do for a living? I really like your choices
The grappling hook shown in the video is the Micro Grappling Hook by Maratac. Caution: this thing is not designed for any type of climbing. It is only designed to retrieve small items or to start a rope lead or hang food from a tree. Also, please use caution around any electrical wires. This thing has a tendency to grab onto almost anything. This can be both good and bad. I have used it to retrieve decoys, ducks and geese, as well as to lower items from my tree stand. Happy Trails!
Hi djrn2005, the fixed blades that I showed in the video were the Bark River Pocket Bravo for about $123 and Bark River Personal Survival Knife (PSK) for about $130. Both are tough little fixed blades for someone looking for a compact knife. Another good option is the Bark River Emergency Preparedness Knife (EPK) for about $83. The EPK is the smallest of the three. All can be obtained online by searching the web for Bark River distributors. Enjoy.
Hi. This is a great video. I was wondering if you made a video for what is in your Fatty Maxpedtion bag. You said that you converted it to a range bag and I was interested in doing something similar. Thanks!
Hi Joe Smith, you are correct. I did convert my Maxpedition Fatty into a range bag. It is a basic set up consisting of the usual suspects. It contains an HK tool, Swiss Army knife, Pocket Gunsmith tool, one miniature allen wrench for adjusting laser sights, chamber safety flag, Choke wrench, Cabela’s boresighter, duct tape, telescoping magnet, Q-tips, Swarovski lens cleaners, hex wrench, small hank of 550 cord, extra staples for my staple gun, oil pen, Microstream flashlight, Nikon Lens Pen, red and black Sharpie marker for scoring targets, ear plugs, batteries (AAA and CR123), Loctite, 6 inch plastic ruler, whistle, small magnifier, Micro SD cards, small hemostats for changing SD cards in my Bino’s, patches and part of an Otis cleaning kit. I’m sure I have a few other knickknacks, but that’s the bulk of it. Enjoy.
Hi Hugh Chapman,
It’s there, simply click on show more at the bottom of the comments section to see my write up in the exploded view. It’s a very long and detailed list of all the items. Thanks and enjoy.
Can you mention the brand of the t-handle pivoting screwdriver, as well as the modular pen screwdriver set(s)?
Thanks for all the great data.
Все клево, но такой органайзер понадобится только для кругосветного путешествия.
Great pack. Really really needs hyperlinks to the items list
It called by pocket organizer because it's full of pockets to organize your stuff! Not to put it in your pocket.
Hmm, I think that originally there WERE/(still are) smaller models that fit in a pants/jacket pocket. But your explanation still makes sense. :)
It *WILL* fit in a cargo pocket if it is a well built cargo, or better yet BDU pant. I used to carry 2 liter bottle of soda in my BDU pants all the time, so I think that will fit without a problem.
cool
that's a grate portable tool kit.........i wouldn't call it an EDC i would class this as a tool kit for the car or for when you have to go somewhere to fix something and you don't need or want to carry a tool box.
***** Yes, car carry would be a realistic application or in the storage
compartment of a boat. Thanks.
You can find the T-Driver at Survival Resources. They have a boat load of micro tools. Enjoy.
I like the stanless storage pen. Where could i find one? Enjoyed your video.
Hi johnenapier, if you are referring to the small stainless steel vial, it can be obtained from Survival Resources. I use it to store assorted sewing needles. It is called the Stainless Screw Top Vial and cost about $5.50. It measures 3 ¼ inches in length and the diameter is about 3/8 of an inch. See my write-up in the description section. Thanks.
Hey, cool kit. Where did you get that little grappling hook?
+Ross Burt Hi, I got the grappling hook from County Comm. Respectfully
+TheAmericanOutfitter I would like to say awesome kit as well!! I would like to steal some of your ideas if you dont mind. I am finding County Comm is an easy place to spend money on cool stuff! Thanks for making the vids!
Great kit, but do all the MICRO tools come in handy often? Just curious as compared to a few normal sized tools? Just me personally I rarely would ever need micro tools on a weekly basis. Nice video!
Hi that reallt a nice video. Can u please inform me where did you get the needles case and the needles from? Thanks in advance!!
I found the case at survivalresources.com and needles at Tandy Leather.
Hi Antouan, I got the assorted needles from True Value Hardware, the Pathfinder
Store and CVS Pharmacy. I got the stainless steel vial/container from Survival
Resources. Thanks.
buddy you have taken EDC to the nith degree its a great effort but my advice to you is what ever survival situation you are in hide under a tarp when ever you pull something out cause the way the world is today some punk will knock you out and swipe that $600 bag.
DeTrop EHMB Well, my EDC tool kit is not a survival kit. It was never intended or
designed to be one and it is not something I take backpacking with me, nor
would I ever be caught underneath a tarp with it. My survival system is entirely
different and much more comprehensive and will address criminal activity quite
effectively. Thank you for your concern.
That trouble hook is cool. Where did you get it?
Hi J Doe, I got it at County Comm. It’s the Maratac Micro Grappling Hook. Thanks.
Unfortunately for me, I’m a heavy writer and still take notes by hand and do diagrams and field sketches. I keep two pens and one marker in the kit, but they are not necessary, unless of course I need one. Thanks.
Hey man, please help. I've gotten some super glue on my gerber black blade knife, is there any way of removing the glue without damaging the blade? ??
Kyle Leggott Acetone
or nail polish remover but it may also remove some of the black finish from the
blade. You may want to test a tiny little corner with a Q-tip first. Good luck
I am surprised that you don't have a tactical ink pen in that kit to break glass, and for self defense. That is one item everyone needs in case of emergency when going to or leaving home on short trips.
Hi, I have a glass break and seatbelt cutter, but it is in the vehicle where it is better suited.
If I'm not mistaken I believe the pocket in the name refers to pack pockets more so than pants, at least as far as I understand it.
What is the brand name for the grappler & the 1 drop oiler... where did you get them?
Hi Haloshammerofdawn, it’s called the Maratac Micro Grappling Hook for $26.95 obtained from County Comm, and the Micro Drop Pinpoint Oiler pen for $16.95 obtained from Survival Resources. See my detailed write-up in the description section. I listed all the gadgets, tools and accessories in my narrative. Simply click on show more. Thanks.
Great video ! Where can I get one of the grappling hooks ?
ritesideofthefence 58 Hi, County Comm has the hooks. Respectfully
www.countycomm.com/whatsnew.html
thank you for that information and again thanks for taking the time to share.
That voice cracking tho!
Right now the EDC Beefy Pocket Organizer is $32.99 (and if you buy 2 you get a BOGO deal!) ! What I simply cannot fathom is how everybody on YT seems to have a perpetual erection (lasting more than four hours apparently!) over Malcolm's (Hidden Woodsmen) Survival kit pouch at TWICE THE PRICE! THe only difference I see is Malcolm's use of orange fabric to line the inside with. THAT'S IT though! What am I missing here?
Well, it depends on the type of gear, equipment and machinery you own and of course, the level of usage. Last weekend I had to make some minor repairs to a trailer. I do not use the kit every day, but when I leave it behind is when I usually need it. I am always tweaking my kit and have already improved it since the video, but no kit is prefect and no kit will do everything. In short, it’s about building a kit that meets the specific needs of the user (small, medium or large). Thanks.
Where'd You Get The Pro-Knot Cards... Camping & Fishing Knots??? :) Extremely Cool :) :-) =)
I’ve seen them at a few online stores. Survival Resources carries them. If you know how to tie a Clinch knot, Palomar knot and a Uni-Knot, you should be good for fishing. They are super easy. I don’t use the fishing cards but I do reference the Pro-Knots cards from time to time. They are also good for drawing a straight line and taking small measurements. Enjoy.
TheAmericanOutfitter
Thank You So Much!!! :)
Where did you get the "T" handle screw driver and the s.s sharpie?
Hi lillriko, Survival Resources carries the T-handle screwdriver as well as the stainless steel Sharpie. Some office supply stores like Staples also carry the stainless steel Sharpie.
We're can I buy that stainless steel screw top vial for your needles!? Please help can't find it anywhere
Hi, thy Survival Resources.
Nice watch ! What is it ?
if you haven't replaced the ratchet yet. look at the Chapman mfg midget ratchet. I've heard good things about them. They're inexpensive(somewhere between $5 and $10) and made in the US
Hello CHeartlyR, I replaced the sockets but not the ratchet itself. It looks like Jay Leno is a big fan of the Chapman line of tools. Much appreciated.
anytime, glad I could help!
Could you share some info on the watch you are wearing? Tks
Kindly see my video titled Luminox Watches. Respectfully
can you do an updated gear review video?
Hiya butty, quick question:
The larger folding saw that you have in your kit - where did you get that from?
Also, is it like a hacksaw and can cut through metal or just for cutting wood/plastic?
Any other reviews in the pipeline??????????????????????
Cheers.
Those little tiny saws can for found at Survival Resources, Going Gear and County Comm. You can also find them on Amazon. There are inexpensive and come in handy for cutting bone, wood or plastic. Caution, the blade does not lock in place. Thanks.
Yes, I will review more stuff.
You spell buddy, butty!
Just put up a quick video on my channel for a how to on the Zebra F-701 to space pen conversion. Turns out that it's actually about $13.50 to make the thing. Way cheaper than any of the metal space pens.
why keep so many micro, tools? I have the condor and it holds full size tools.
What size are those Westcott scissors? Is that the 5 inch ones?
Hi, they are 5 inches overall with a 2 ¼ blade.
Merci
Who makes the Miniature Screwdriver set with 5 drivers $16.95 and where did you get it?
+Landser64 Hi, I'm not sure who makes it, but I got it from Survival Resources. The link is listed below. Respectfully
www.survivalresources.com/Products/Tools.html
+TheAmericanOutfitter Thanks. I found it and got one ordered. They are called The T-Driver.
+Landser64 Oh, I’m sorry, you were referring to the T-Driver. Yes, that’s another great tool. I have two of them. They are compact and allow for extra leverage. Respectfully
Where does that oil pen come from???
Dude it didn't mean put it in your pocket it meant the pockets are organizers
Malcolm Schomas Yes, this has been pointed out before, but it will only fit into the one
of the main compartments. Maxpedition recommends that the Fatty be attached to
the outside of the pack with PALS webbing but this is not a viable option for
me. Too sloppy for me. I like it best as a stand-alone kit for the boat or truck. Thanks
It's a nice edc but, in my opinion it's unimportant to have that many pens in your edc, i only have one pen in my edc, but it's cool, what ever float's your boat
what's the make on the screwdriver with the t handle?
Hi, I got the T-Driver set from Survival Resources for $14.95, but there are others who also sell them like Sabertooth. Respectfully
Can anyone tell me if Cattlemans Cutlery has folding knives that are any good? I've ordered one and now I'm a little nervous because I haven't found any reviews or unboxings whatsoever ;-;
+Rahul Joseph Hi, they are value buy knives. Respectfully
+TheAmericanOutfitter Ah thank you for that, I'm just new to the technical side of knives and I wanted to get myself a good pocket knife to start with :) great video btw!
Where did you buy that lanyard tool? It's awesome
Hi Roy Le Doux, I believe the lanyard tool you are referring to is the Maratac Micro Grappling Hook. I purchased it online from County Comm. Please see my write up in the description section. Click show more for details. Good day.
Who make the T-handle screw driver???
try the t and t, condor
I don't see your list of the items in your kit. I thought that you said you were going to post that in the description. Maybe that was a different video. Thanks
It would have been nice if you would have helped out by posting sources or links to where you found and got these items. Maybe an edit would be a good idea?
Hi, the following stores were used to build this kit: Auto Zone, Cabela's, County Comm, CVS Pharmacy, DD Hammocks, EMS, Going Gear, Mil-Spec Monkey, REI, Sears Hardware, Staples Office Supplies, Survival Resources, Supply Captain, True-Value, ACE, The Pathfinder School, and True Utility