Nice kit. I am torn about an "EDC" survival kit and what it includes. For EDC (where I don't spend time in the outdoors that much), I would not carry 4 Fire Starting items. I might carry a Lighter and a light sparker or matches (for example). In a wilderness kit, I'd surely carry a fuller range of options for fire, but not for EDC. Always fun to see what other people choose.
That's a really well thought out kit. It may be in the tin, and we didn't see it, but maybe just add some good Gorilla Tape to patch up that one liter water bag if it gets a hole in it. Keep up the great work.
I love how he's BUDGET bugout (dont get me wrong i love the guy) but this kit as a whole if you were to buy everything would be almost $400!! XD Love it
To be honest though for the amount and quality of the stuff in there that's probably not too bad, especially compared to some way more expensive but less useful edcs I've seen floating around
A nice, comprehensive and well considered kit comprised of good quality components. Survival kits are paying forward one's ability to overcome adversity and survive, therefore the best of each type of addition should be considered. Dollar/Euro/Pound store contents aren't the thing, this kit uses the best type and quality of contents, the owner rightly values his prospects of survival by investing in the tools to assist that aim. Subscribed.
Best video and kit I've seen. Straight and to the point. I've seen far too many EDC videos that linger on for 15-30 minutes that bore me out. Well thought out kit too.
You need some medicine: painkiller, fever relieve, anti allergy, anti diarrhea and antiseptic. sometimes a fever or a infection from a small cut can bring you down really fast, a allergy from a insect bite can potentially kill you, a diarrhea can bring you to a severe dehydration in no conditions to address it properly and pain can make you think less clearly and make bad decisions, besides bringing your morale down. 2 pills of each medicine a little antiseptic don't add much weight or volume and can save your life. I would also recommend a little of sunscreen: sun burn and insulation can also jeopardize your survival chances in a emergency and small tubes of the lotion will easily fit on your kit. Consider a little of duck-tape (maybe around your lighter) since it can fix a lot of things and it is flammable. For last, if this was my kit, i would give up on some of the fire starters replacing it with a portable water's filter (like sawyer)
Caffeine pills & lots of sugar. If you need to move fast for a long time.. It may take a week to recover, but no-doze & jelly beans can fuel a marathon if need be
Id drop the box of water proof matches since you have storm proof 2 spark tools and a bic lighter and replace them with an emergency blanket fire is very important but you definitely need some sort of shelter
Greetings from the UK. fantastic no bull film good strong basic advice , I carry a printed waterproof survival guide have done for years just like yours , tell any one i teach if things go south - STOP DO NOT CARRY ON sit under a tree ` if you got erm light erm` as we say over here take a breath and read great film
Right? Seems like most people go for a straight off the grid situation when in reality you’re most like still goin to beable to use your cell phone to call for help
Outside pocket would be great to stash a CAT. That and I’d throw in a mini fixed blade but overall pretty comprehensive! (Long as that first aid kit is always present). I’d say a pick kit but it looked like that card included one.
Love the kit. Would love to see a kit that is TSA compliant. The alternative to carrying a knife is a problem I would like to see solved for air travel.
I think edc videos should have a backstory or fantasy as to why you carry it like what fantasy do you have in your head that you are goin to need half of the trash in a edc kit
What kind of early 2000’s hot topic Tripp pant pockets are you shoving that Goliath into??? I think outside of strapped to a pack there’s no way I’d carry something that big.
Overkill on fire makers, imo. I'd add some cash in small bills, US & local if abroad, superglue, narrow duct tape, sunblock,mini first aid kit (med tape, neosporin, small amount of your pref OTC pain killer, caffeine or B-complex pills, imodium),100lb test or stronger fishing line, a camo poncho as well as the orange one, phrasebook if traveling abroad, waterproof hat/cap.
@BudgetBugout Yeah, I'd agree, it's bit much on the fire. I carry a 2 lighters, a few matches and a ferro rod when I go into the back country. I carry extras in case something gets wet, and even then I do my best to waterproof everything. That being said, I'd personally include a pen and paper. Electronics fail and important instructions, directions, etc are nice to write down. If your lost, you can draw a map of the area. A small map is actually also a good idea to have.
Try to divide the items in 3 categories: - what you NEED (eg, what you use on regular basis) - What you MAY NEED (eg, what you usually don't need but you may need in some circumstances) - what is a NICE TO HAVE (eg, what you don't strictly need but that can make things easier). Then pack the items in this way: - One main thing + one backup of things you NEED (a third backup may be an option, but only if it is very small and light) - One main thing of everything you MAY NEED (a backup may be an option, but only if it is very small and light) - One thing of whats is a NICE TO HAVE (no need a backup if is not strictly needed!) BTW, if you have items you use on a regular basis (what you NEED), you can carry the main items on your person and leave in the bag only the backups and the less important other (basically the things you MAY NEED and what is NICE TO HAVE). Starting a fire may not be the best solution....in this scenario a small hand warmer may be helpful.
I started to carry a bunch of stuff on me 8 year's ago but my everyday carry started getting smaller and smaller to just a very few thing's I know I'm going to use.
Yup!!! That's why an Altoids sized tin is considered ideal! I carry a Fisherman's Friend tin with tinder and a Magic Match, as well as a Haida Tyee knife(made by Basic Tools) a Gerber multi tool and a Bic lighter
I have a bit of the same stuff but in the maxpedition beefy pack. All of our “EDC kits” are geared toward our individual needs.. I have toothpaste and a toothbrush in mine, flashlight, water straw, Mylar blanket w/bank line and some other tools like a CRKT spork, wrench and pen screwdriver/-and a WHOLE LOT OF FIRE MAKING ABILITY, and a lot more. I highly recommend women keep these kits in the car or in a bag.. you never know.... plus why do men get to have all the fun lighting shit on fire?? Ha! Get yourself some kit and go have some fun!
I would loose the high visibility gear.... if you have to use that stuff you most likely don't want to be found. Besides you can make your presents known in lots of other ways.
@@nathanadrian7797 I understand that, but it's an every day carry kit to be used to aid in getting out of trouble. Packing high visibility gear may easily draw unwanted attention to yourself therefore defeating the purpose of having a survival kit. A soldier carries the same gear but it doesn't stand out , therefore increasing his chances of survival . Making a successful survival kit is having gear you can use to survive with, having high visibility gear won't keep you warm and you can't eat it, it will only draw fire on your position or aid thugs and search parties to find your cold and or dead body.
good god, what do you expect is going to happen to you on your way to work every morning that you are willing to drag a bag of survival gear around that you are never going to use. over here in the U.K we only carry our mobile phone, some cash and a credit card - thats it
They can go anywhere that has MOLLE or whatever you decide. There are no limitations (and most people don't walk around with plate carriers outside of folks on duty during a deployment... and even then some people try to take them off...)
Not a bad start, but if you get out into the back country and actually use this kit, you'll find out what you do or don't really need, and modify accordingly. Also, just a bit of constructive criticism: lose the "Mr. Radio Announcer" voice, and just speak in a normal conversational tone. You'll present better.
Good kit, but not exactly a pocket kit. I hate to be the harsh person, but there's a lot of problems with this kit, but good things too. Just way too much for the everyday person. I would rather have a few key items I carry always than a ton that I would rarely have on me. Altoids size max. Anything else goes in a bag, home, or work.
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Nice kit. I am torn about an "EDC" survival kit and what it includes. For EDC (where I don't spend time in the outdoors that much), I would not carry 4 Fire Starting items. I might carry a Lighter and a light sparker or matches (for example). In a wilderness kit, I'd surely carry a fuller range of options for fire, but not for EDC.
Always fun to see what other people choose.
Edc is YOUR every day.
This is pretty excessive for a kit.
Nice well thought out kit Marty. Practical and not just loaded up with whatever items you can fit in each nook and cranny.
That's a really well thought out kit. It may be in the tin, and we didn't see it, but maybe just add some good Gorilla Tape to patch up that one liter water bag if it gets a hole in it. Keep up the great work.
Love how you break down everything in your video item by item, step by step! Keep up the amazing content!
Thanks! I appreciate the feedback and the support!
Your method of presentation of the product is awesome. Very informative. Love the video.
Old school camera cases work well for this purpose also, available for cheap at thrift stores OR online sometimes
I love how he's BUDGET bugout (dont get me wrong i love the guy) but this kit as a whole if you were to buy everything would be almost $400!! XD Love it
To be honest though for the amount and quality of the stuff in there that's probably not too bad, especially compared to some way more expensive but less useful edcs I've seen floating around
A nice, comprehensive and well considered kit comprised of good quality components.
Survival kits are paying forward one's ability to overcome adversity and survive, therefore the best of each type of addition should be considered.
Dollar/Euro/Pound store contents aren't the thing, this kit uses the best type and quality of contents, the owner rightly values his prospects of survival by investing in the tools to assist that aim. Subscribed.
Good video , practcal kit ! Great breakdown of the kit , very informative !!
A nice sensible kit for actual every day activities.
Similar to my EDC water bottle carrier
Lol whatcha got on that water bottle carrier? Is there a few good pockets for some mags on it? Hahaha
Nice kit I like it. Myself I would add an emergency blanket. Well done.
Solid kit. When I think EDC, I think of something I can fit into my pockets
Best video and kit I've seen. Straight and to the point. I've seen far too many EDC videos that linger on for 15-30 minutes that bore me out. Well thought out kit too.
You need some medicine: painkiller, fever relieve, anti allergy, anti diarrhea and antiseptic. sometimes a fever or a infection from a small cut can bring you down really fast, a allergy from a insect bite can potentially kill you, a diarrhea can bring you to a severe dehydration in no conditions to address it properly and pain can make you think less clearly and make bad decisions, besides bringing your morale down.
2 pills of each medicine a little antiseptic don't add much weight or volume and can save your life.
I would also recommend a little of sunscreen: sun burn and insulation can also jeopardize your survival chances in a emergency and small tubes of the lotion will easily fit on your kit.
Consider a little of duck-tape (maybe around your lighter) since it can fix a lot of things and it is flammable.
For last, if this was my kit, i would give up on some of the fire starters replacing it with a portable water's filter (like sawyer)
Caffeine pills & lots of sugar. If you need to move fast for a long time..
It may take a week to recover, but no-doze & jelly beans can fuel a marathon if need be
I know it's kinda off topic but does anyone know of a good place to watch newly released series online?
@Pedro Nikolas try Flixzone. You can find it by googling =)
@Harley Braylon definitely, have been using Flixzone for years myself =)
@Harley Braylon thanks, signed up and it seems to work :) Appreciate it!!
Short and simple video & just a suggestion.. maybe you can put a pack thin hand warmer & wet wipes. Have a great day
Super cool and realistic, but I do wish you had broken down the Altoids kit too. Keep these helpful videos coming please!
Thats the best EDC I have seen in a very very long time
This its really one of the best edc pouch i ever seen
Id drop the box of water proof matches since you have storm proof 2 spark tools and a bic lighter and replace them with an emergency blanket fire is very important but you definitely need some sort of shelter
Greetings from the UK. fantastic no bull film good strong basic advice , I carry a printed waterproof survival guide have done for years just like yours , tell any one i teach if things go south - STOP DO NOT CARRY ON sit under a tree ` if you got erm light erm` as we say over here take a breath and read great film
finally someone remembered we all carry help in our pockets 24/7 a phone
Right? Seems like most people go for a straight off the grid situation when in reality you’re most like still goin to beable to use your cell phone to call for help
Have room for an emergency blanket in that front pouch. Great for shelter, warmth, signaling, water collection.
I was expecting an emergency blanket in the kit too
Outside pocket would be great to stash a CAT. That and I’d throw in a mini fixed blade but overall pretty comprehensive! (Long as that first aid kit is always present). I’d say a pick kit but it looked like that card included one.
Nicely organized, I like that you have the cell phone in the EDC
Love the kit. Would love to see a kit that is TSA compliant. The alternative to carrying a knife is a problem I would like to see solved for air travel.
Awesome I think I’ll make the same exact thing and a few tweaks!! Thanks for a great video
I really just want to use this unique time to bring Fanny Packs back in style. lol
Nice kit!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
nice kit. I will have to look into that SOL poncho. I like the size and it might be better than my disposable poncho i keep in my kit.
Very efficient very compact
Great psk. One of the best I’ve seen. Works for edc, hiking, etc.
Honestly this kit is excessive as hell.
Thats a really nice setup by far 💪👍👍👍👍
I have one that's very similar but I keep occlusives, hemostatics and tourniquets inside
Still, good stuff bro.👍
Probably has that stuff in his dedicated first aid kit.
Veterans day !Thank you for your service sir
A suggestion: Think about the injuries you can incur if you fall on your ass/back with that kit centered on your lower back....
John Sanford lol I haven’t fallen on my back in a long while and it’s common to carry things that way in the military 🤷🏻♂️
I made one using a mini tiny micro waterproof box from dollar store there is also some in 99 cents store
I think edc videos should have a backstory or fantasy as to why you carry it like what fantasy do you have in your head that you are goin to need half of the trash in a edc kit
I don't understand why you have all that stuff for every day carry wtf if you live in the city or suburbs WHY?
What kind of early 2000’s hot topic Tripp pant pockets are you shoving that Goliath into??? I think outside of strapped to a pack there’s no way I’d carry something that big.
Nice choice on your Watch!
Love the written comments. You would make a great model!
Great video!! Thank you so much for the help
That's a really good kit!
Thank you!
Nice but a tourniquet and combat bandage are my 1stn2 required items. Everyday, kids birthdays, Christmas, Honika, ect.
Overkill on fire makers, imo. I'd add some cash in small bills, US & local if abroad, superglue, narrow duct tape, sunblock,mini first aid kit (med tape, neosporin, small amount of your pref OTC pain killer, caffeine or B-complex pills, imodium),100lb test or stronger fishing line, a camo poncho as well as the orange one, phrasebook if traveling abroad, waterproof hat/cap.
it seems like u went real heavy on the fire starters.
Exactly my thought...
What would you replace them with?
@@BudgetBugout I just think for an "EDC" do you really need more than a bic and a couple waterproof matches? This is an EDC not a bugout, right?
@BudgetBugout Yeah, I'd agree, it's bit much on the fire. I carry a 2 lighters, a few matches and a ferro rod when I go into the back country. I carry extras in case something gets wet, and even then I do my best to waterproof everything. That being said, I'd personally include a pen and paper. Electronics fail and important instructions, directions, etc are nice to write down. If your lost, you can draw a map of the area. A small map is actually also a good idea to have.
Try to divide the items in 3 categories:
- what you NEED (eg, what you use on regular basis)
- What you MAY NEED (eg, what you usually don't need but you may need in some circumstances)
- what is a NICE TO HAVE (eg, what you don't strictly need but that can make things easier).
Then pack the items in this way:
- One main thing + one backup of things you NEED (a third backup may be an option, but only if it is very small and light)
- One main thing of everything you MAY NEED (a backup may be an option, but only if it is very small and light)
- One thing of whats is a NICE TO HAVE (no need a backup if is not strictly needed!)
BTW, if you have items you use on a regular basis (what you NEED), you can carry the main items on your person and leave in the bag only the backups and the less important other (basically the things you MAY NEED and what is NICE TO HAVE).
Starting a fire may not be the best solution....in this scenario a small hand warmer may be helpful.
Cool kit!
That looks like a pretty handy little kit 😊😎
very nice edc kit! i have a lot of kits same like yours. hugs from Brazil
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Thanks for share, Budget bug out. Borderline to "Bat man in boon docks". LOL.
I just want to know where your going to plug in that usb port
Really useful information
Amazing this vid is good
Very nice kit
Features r nice
Great kit, what is the weight?
I LOVE THIS VIDEO.
Awesome 👍👍👍👍thanks for sharing
Super!
I carry a similar kit in my EDC backpack. 👍
Can u make a suvivle kit out of an elf bar vape ? Its sonthing ive wanting to see happen
I remember this guy when he broke that knife and got a ton of hate I didn't think he still had a channel
So, your saying you actually carry that bag everywhere you go, everyday? I find that incredibly hard to believe.
mine is similar, carried in my glovebox or backpack when I am hiking
I carry bigger...
I started to carry a bunch of stuff on me 8 year's ago but my everyday carry started getting smaller and smaller to just a very few thing's I know I'm going to use.
Yup!!! That's why an Altoids sized tin is considered ideal! I carry a Fisherman's Friend tin with tinder and a Magic Match, as well as a Haida Tyee knife(made by Basic Tools) a Gerber multi tool and a Bic lighter
This is cool
Nice kit
If this is your "survival" kit you would die. But it's great for edc, to buy a bunch of stuff you won't use, yet is impressive.
nice.
I was supposed to be part of the group in this video. But things outside of my control prevented me from being there. :(
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Where can I find the fishing kit?
0:18...what bag are you taking your survival kit out of here? Looks to be vanquest but I dont recognize it.
Did all the things in the kit come with it or did he put them in their by hand?
By hand
Anyone else notice what looked to be a guitar pick?
Is that just for a man? I think you mention that in the beginning but I think it would benefit myself also.
I have a bit of the same stuff but in the maxpedition beefy pack. All of our “EDC kits” are geared toward our individual needs.. I have toothpaste and a toothbrush in mine, flashlight, water straw, Mylar blanket w/bank line and some other tools like a CRKT spork, wrench and pen screwdriver/-and a WHOLE LOT OF FIRE MAKING ABILITY, and a lot more. I highly recommend women keep these kits in the car or in a bag.. you never know.... plus why do men get to have all the fun lighting shit on fire?? Ha! Get yourself some kit and go have some fun!
About as pocket sized as the original gameboy :)
Cool kit, though.
what happens if you forget survival kit
2:36 "I never leave home without a full **thing** of water." 🤔
I would loose the high visibility gear.... if you have to use that stuff you most likely don't want to be found.
Besides you can make your presents known in lots of other ways.
Most people needing a survival kit are lost, not trying to escape or hide!
@@nathanadrian7797 I understand that, but it's an every day carry kit to be used to aid in getting out of trouble. Packing high visibility gear may easily draw unwanted attention to yourself therefore defeating the purpose of having a survival kit. A soldier carries the same gear but it doesn't stand out , therefore increasing his chances of survival . Making a successful survival kit is having gear you can use to survive with, having high visibility gear won't keep you warm and you can't eat it, it will only draw fire on your position or aid thugs and search parties to find your cold and or dead body.
Those insect repellent bands don’t really work
Actually those are the wipes, they are just made by the same company. So far they work in this location (Europe).
What size is the vanquest edc maximizer
*Antibacterial... *Antimicrobial... Hand sanitizer 😁👊
TP? Or left hand dude?
where did you buy med pouch ?
good god, what do you expect is going to happen to you on your way to work every morning that you are willing to drag a bag of survival gear around that you are never going to use.
over here in the U.K we only carry our mobile phone, some cash and a credit card - thats it
LOL that's not "pocket sized", still a well thought out kit though. Thanks for sharing.
No flashlight though.
Not even a cheap poncho or large plastic bag for cover?
What is that Exotec starter?
Hi Marty. 😆.
Yeah these go on your plate carrier,they cool in your bag but come on just put it on your plate carrier lol.
They can go anywhere that has MOLLE or whatever you decide. There are no limitations (and most people don't walk around with plate carriers outside of folks on duty during a deployment... and even then some people try to take them off...)
You're lacking zombie repellent
Those solar chargers are pretty awful. I highly recommend just buying two smaller chargers.
Not a bad start, but if you get out into the back country and actually use this kit, you'll find out what you do or don't really need, and modify accordingly. Also, just a bit of constructive criticism: lose the "Mr. Radio Announcer" voice, and just speak in a normal conversational tone. You'll present better.
Survival kit without first aid?
He keeps a separate first aid kit with him, you can see it on the other side of the backpack
@@TheSnaare oh ok thank you :)
You may wish to carry your stuff in a normal bag. The ops bag will attract the wrong attention and you will lose it
Thats a comfort kit not survival. Still looking for an actual survival kit review...all I find is comfort.
Way to much kit wasted on fire one lighter and ond ferro rod is enough
Good kit, but not exactly a pocket kit. I hate to be the harsh person, but there's a lot of problems with this kit, but good things too. Just way too much for the everyday person. I would rather have a few key items I carry always than a ton that I would rarely have on me. Altoids size max. Anything else goes in a bag, home, or work.
The giant phatasine rod is stupid