Urban EDC Backpack (v3.0) by TheUrbanPrepper (1/2)
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The items in my Every Day Carry Backpack were selected to suit my needs as an urban commuter. I work in downtown Seattle in the software engineering field, so many of the items included are used with this career in mind. There are not a lot of items that one might see in a backpack tailored for a rural environment, however I still do carry certain emergency preparedness items that I feel are universal to both urban and rural kits.
I feel that an EDC backpack should “compliment” ones personal EDC (aka, "the stuff you carry in your pockets") and not necessarily to provide 1-to-1 redundancy matching. For example, I carry a multi-tool as part of my EDC. Rather than include a second multi-tool in my EDC backpack, I’ve chosen to include other tools such as a multi-bit screwdriver, adjustable wrench and precision cutting blade. Another example is for illumination. Rather than include a larger flashlight in my backpack, which costs money and might not ever be used since I already EDC one, I have included illumination gear that compliments my flashlight (e.g., small lantern, magnetic work light).
As always, this “version” of my EDC Backpack is a timestamp of what it looks like today. Tomorrow, I will probably have many a minor changes to it. I am in a constant and never ending search to create the perfect gear setup for “me”. It will never be achieved, as my needs and mindset are constantly shifting. I believe that your gear setup should constantly evolve over time, to avoid becoming stagnant or obsolete. “Be not afraid of going slowly; be afraid only of standing still.” ~Chinese Proverb
In an effort to maximize the organization of the supplies in my EDC Backpack, I use specific color coordination for the various modules included in this bag. These colors were determined based on the results of a survey I conducted on TH-cam called “The Color Of Prepping”. By labeling and color coordinating the various modules based on the majority of peoples most likely color association, I believe that this will aid someone to quickly find a particular item in the EDC Backpack by instinct during an emergency situation.
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I just wanted to say this is by far one of the most thorough EDC Setup's I've seen on youtube, and although we do not share the same line of work I absolutely love the organization and the thought process behind. I just started looking into this whole EDC thing and I love looking at what other people have and how they carry it. As for the PDF's, that is just going above and beyond. I rarely type out comments, but felt obligated because of the work, dedication and passion you share for this community. I want you to know it doesn't go unnoticed and that it is truly appreciated. Your insight has been extremely helpful, and much of what you said will go into account when I make my own. Thank you again!
Everytime I watch your vieos I find myself furiously scribbling notes and spending hours online searching for stuff. So many great ideas.
ryunin69 That is awesome! I do that too while watching videos.
I have settled on my favourite youtube prepper, thank you very much for your time and effort and organizational skills. You are the best bar none. Going to have to look at what a rural backpack may look like. I go home to my parents house, I am at my girlfriends, on campus. I have so many different environments to think of and not the kinda cash you older guys have to pay for it all. Oh well, just got to do the best with what you got.
I've also discovered it's best to have everything in modules for efficient storage. I enjoyed this video and it gave me some ideas. Thanks.
I suggest the Res Q Me tool be on your ignition key (if your car requires an ignition key). In an accident, the bag may be knocked from the seat and the tool inaccessible and/or out of reach. The ignition switch is right at hand on the dash or steering column.
Cliff, I have always enjoyed your videos. I really appreciate how easy you make it to follow with PDFs. I'm a FF and I bought the Vanquest Trident 20 a few weeks ago, off of your recommendation. It works great as my "ditty bag" I carry on the fire truck with me. It is just the right size to carry all of the extra gear I have. Thanks for all of the great videos.
Fifteen Buckeye Thank you so much! I am glad that they have been useful to you. The Trident 20 is a great bag. I like that it forces me to scale down what I carry due to its size. It makes my overall backpack weight much lighter than it was before.
For an EDC pack, that is sooooooo prepared. I love it. So many things to consider for my own EDC.
Armed Rogue Thanks! I hope you like Part 2. Lots of goodies there.
by far one of the best youtube prepper video guys. pdf?!?! excellllllent!
+IIGeminII Wow! Thank you very much!
I've never ever watched someone so thorough and I'm suggesting that you slow down you have plenty of time
This is a great video with lots of great stuff. It's cool to see your use of the Vanquest organizer and the TRIDENT-20 backpack. This is one of my personal favorite backpacks. I tend to switch back and forth between the TRIDENT-20 and the FALCONER-27 more than any other bags that I own.
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holy crap! I've seen soldiers carry less into war
T Ank
Bugging out means to most people is fuck you jack I'm alright.
If anyone has been in a situation where society breaks down I would say carry plenty of ammo
And feed yourself with with what you can steal.
Survival has become a business .
This is fairytale land.
In 1929 did you know 85% of livestock was wiped out of the Yellowstone park.
Bearing in mind the USA had population of 76 million.
If you want to learn lessons of survival go Japanese where a beaten population was nuked.
But I'm not anti prepping just a realist.
If you want to survive bug in,prepare with food water and a will to live.
Peace to all.
Quality organization here, look forward to the PDF I know what you are up to with your down time at work ;) That stainless steel sharpie is nice, right when I thought I had it all! Looking forward to part 2!
Canadian Prepper Thanks for watching, CP! Yeah, I need to squeeze in TH-cam videos in all of my spare pockets of time throughout the day. :)
As always, Cliff, thanks for a great video. So thorough and thought-provoking. One thing made me scratch my head then chuckle when I figured it out was the "ginger" craft scissors. When I saw the logo on the sheath, I knew you had an excellent pair of scissors made by Gingher [pronounced GING-er, with hard G's like "gingham"]. Those are indeed a favorite among crafters everywhere, not to mention quilters, tailors and seamstresses. Excellent choice.
Whoozerdaddy Thanks for the clarification! I should have researched how to pronounce the scissors. Dang! Mr. MonkeyMan50 originally recommended these to me several months back, and they are AWESOME!
Great video again. Ok, I dislike paracord, especially braided. Cord is for everyday use, so it doesn't make sense to braid it up; just today I used my cord loop to get water from a river with a bucket to water my field. Last time, to hang some stuff to take photos - cord is for countless uses. BD carabiner - I've had exactly same ones for years for carrying misc stuff; not person-bearing, but smaller than certified ones, I usually carry at least one wire-gate climbing carabiner. The wrench looks a bit large, but I've too noticed that a medium wrench is often needed for many things from bike repair to attaching a laundry machine.
I've been watching some of your videos here and you're seriously obsessed with fresh breath.
Great vid!
FYI TIP for everyone: Whether you have an EDC, Go, Bug Out or Get Home bag - you ALWAYS NEED to add/make a small (multi-function) low-profile cover for it. Under "some" (public, adverse or Grey Man, Urban) circumstances, you don't want to overtly paint a target on your back for the opportunist or criminal that can easily identify an "expensive goodie bag" from 100" away. Think about it...
Just looking out for you bro. As always, Keep up the good work!
Outstanding! I carry the Vanquest Javelin (sling version of your backpack). You have given me some great ideas for modifying what I carry and how to organize it.
Awesome! I'm glad this video was useful for you, Dave.
Your years of research, testing , and using equipment is truly appreciated..thank you ;-)
Kanzee Thank you so much! It certainly has been a long journey. I am happy that people have enjoyed watching my prepping journey over the years.
Love your videos Urban Prepper. They really apply to me and the situations I find myself in.
and can relate to a lot of your choices for EDC. I think your the best prepper on you tube.
I'm impressed of how MUCH stuff you have with you all the time...
I really think that in an urban environment you do not need all of that at all. For me, a EDC consists in a wallet, keys, phone, 1 small multi-tool or Swiss army knife and maybe a flashlight. That's it and this is all you need in a city.
But you seem to be a big stuff lover and that's cool. :)
Dude, your organisation is next level. Well thought out, and the attention to detail in your preps, vids and pdfs is excellent.
Only issue I'd have with this set up is the water bottle flapping/swinging about on that grimlock. It would drive me nuts. I'd have to attach a bottle holder to the webbing on the side of the pack, but that's just me.
Subscribed. Well done. Carry on.
He should be able to keep that bottle from swinging with a little bit of shock cord.
I thought I was an organization freak you top me. I have just started watching you and very impressed I really like all the hard work you are doing. Please keep it up and thank you for all you do.
learningtoprepper Haha... Thank you. I'll keep cranking out new videos. Welcome aboard!
I never seen those little cubes and just ordered a set to try out. I am so used to garbage bags and zip locks from all the oversea tours. Keep up the great work.
Love this pack. I originally had a standard style of bag, various makes, and was always frustrated at having to dump it out to find an item that inevitably would be at the bottom. I seen this video, and ordered the vanquest trident gen 1, with ccw holster, and extra dividers. I also ordered the quarter cubes from another vendor. While my loadout Is different then yours, I followed your style. Absolutely love the system. Thanks for producing such great content and showing us the gear you use.
Great video and showing lots of possibilities. Only thing I would recommend would be to put your nitrile gloves in a pouch (maxpedition makes one) or loksak to prevent punctures. One hole and you might as well not even use them.
Living Survival Thanks for the tip! I'll be sure to do that.
That's why i switch my gloves to the dollars store dish washing gloves. They could be use for other use then medical ( riots for example) and can be reuse if need be ( by disinfecting them. And since you won't need the dexterity to start IV or anything the thickness is actually a plus not a minus 8)
TheMountainRN That's a good idea. I was going to suggest he keeps the gloves with the tourniquet. If you need the tourniquet, you'll definitely need the gloves and you'll need them fast! Also, check out ITS Tactical's channel for the "flat fold" method of packing that Sof-T Wide.
just a suggestion, maybe keep those latex gloves in the pocket with the tourniquet. In case of a emergency you'll have everything right there.
Thank you so much for your contribution. Always really appreciated by the community !
TheBEUBEUZ You are very welcome!
Dude I love your videos, and hold everyone else that wants to make these to your standard. Glad you came out with 3.0 version.
What a excellent bag you have here.my complements to you. We life in a highly populated country in europe and
I started about a year ago with a get home bag,and watched a lot of video's but this ones are the best that suites for me and my family.
Especialy your colour recognations are also for my little kids understandable .
+Frank Kreijfelt Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed it, Frank. :)
When I first saw the Trident I didn't care for it, but when I bought it from their fire sale, it was love at first sight when I got my hands on it and realized just how freaking flexible it was. I am jealous that you got two rings on the shoulder strap tho', lol
The bug out bag for a minimalist includes:
- One cyanide pill
- second cyanide pill in waterproof housing
- one hand gun in case previous pills are lost or damaged.
Edgy...
I really enjoy your setup. And the fact that you can cover it all under 15 minutes is outstanding.
That was part 1
TheRooftopSHOUT Thank you. Well, the 15 minutes may be deceiving. Part 2 is closer to 20 minutes.
Great presentation. Thanks for introducing me to that Vanquest pack. Nice organizational pocket design. As others have noted, it would be good to put your nitrile gloves, mouth shield and tournaquit all in the same pocket for efficiency in a first aid situation. Looking forward to Part 2.
Random Button Pusher Thanks for watching. Yeah, I will move them to the same location as the other Trauma items. Makes sense. I originally found that top webbing to perfectly store them, but I agree. They should all be in the same location.
BTW, I love packing cubes, too. Now you have me thinking about color coding for contents. When traveling, I usually use sets matched to the luggage to keep my stuff separate from my wife's stuff. Sure makes packing go faster.
Extremely informative and useful video alongside episode 2/2. The pdf is pure genius, much appreciated !
As ever, incomparable planning and execution.
1967AJB Thank you so much. These kit videos take a tremendous amount of effort, so it's great to hear from folks who enjoy them.
This is fantastic stuff. I am just getting into this, thanks to your videos. I have downloaded all PDFs and put in a binder. Great info, a lot of work....thank you!
I have to say, while I would not include a lot of what you do in your bag (keeping it lighter), I love your system.. lol.. I have a slight case of OCD and it drives me insane not to be prepared and organized.
I just thought about this question: how much does your pack weigh with everything in it?
You sir, are a model of efficiency! Well done. Always enjoy your videos. Thanks very much.
stg04562 Thank you very much! This was a fun video to make.
Awesome, you're in Seattle too! I recognized Lake Union instantly.
Sandro Munoz Nice! We should get together and talk prepping!
noooooooooo I was really looking forward to the 2nd video. have to wait a little longer! Great video, love your detail and well thought out items.
Commissar Gamza Haha... Part 2 is up now. I hope you enjoy it!
watching now! Thank you very much :)
Well thought through. Great video, thanks for sharing.
I can't believe I have to wait for part 2!! Great video :)
Joe Betts LOL! Sorry and thanks!
"I work in sofware engineering, so the tools are more geared toward that". I also work as a software engineer and I can't remember any time ever needing a wrench, just a keyboard for programming.
+Les Dressmont Haha... I was referring more to the precision screwdriver. Yes, a mouse and keyboard are my primary tools. :)
sometimes those 0 and 1 get stuck.....
Love it. What a great foundation to build on. Gotta make a couple of changes for my situation, but appreciate the head start your vids provide.
I love these videos! Just got off a long busy day with angry patients so it’s nice to chill out have some pizza and coffee and see what others do for prepping haha.
I personally carry my stuff in a canvas, messenger bag. It looks normal in almost every setting and I don’t carry as much as you do so it is convenient. I don’t carry anything outside of it other than a whistle and pepper spray
I like the Eagle Creek packing cubes and colour coding, will check out part 2 for the loadout.
Yes! I have been looking forward to this for a long time.
Wow you have come a long way since I watched the first video.
Congratts!
I am going to "borrow" your idea of storing an external whistle on a retractable cord. It is a great idea!
Prepper Potpourri Haha. Sweet! It works really well. I recommend getting the carabiner style retractable cord if you can.
Im glad to find this awesome channel. Nice video!
"These are my tools [...] I work in software engineering" Ever heard the maxim 'beware of programmers who carry screwdrivers'? :-)
JoseCamoesSilva LOL!
i respect it, dreamt of that lil notebook last night... and woke up to the note book on my page hahahaaa
I wish I had someplace that sold modules like yours around here. I'm improvising though and you are giving me great ideas.
+Cristina T Great! While I was looking for actual modules, I was just using ziplock style bags with colored paper inserts.
Hi. I would add shockcord to the molle webbing. I attach my rainjacket to my edc bag with it. It can dry out and i got quick access. Great Upgrade. Greetings from germany.
Thanks so much, the pdf is a great idea. Great information.
subscribed,becoming one of my favorite preppers.i have gotten many great ideas from your videos. still working on getting my wife into prepping, shes coming around lol
Great job. I've been struggling to get myself organized and here you've done the work for me. Thanks!
ProdigalPiscator Thanks for watching! I'm glad this video helped. :)
Hi! I really enjoyed this video, although I do have a really small suggestion: at one point you mentioned the glasses cleaning cloth is good for the camera as well as glasses. I'd suggest having a cleaning cloth for glasses, and one for the camera. If you use one for both, something could scratch the camera lens or glasses. I need to start actually putting together a kit like this myself, thanks for all the effort you put into these videos!
+Katelyn Games Good recommendation, Katelyn! I'll make that improvement. Thanks!
What an effort to make the PDF as well. Well done.
+Robert Scumaci Thanks Robert! I try to provide viewers with all the information "I" would want in this type of video.
Great video as always. I enjoy how you break down everything on all of your videos
nice work! I really enjoy your videos. Keep up the excellent work. Greetings from Belgium, Europe
Man, you are awsome. I love the PDF idea. I've actually learned a lot from you. thanks again
I also like having a zebra F-701 pen on person at all times. Especially after finding out that after a small mod it would hold a fischer space pen refill. Might have to see about getting the stainless steel sharpie so that it matches
Shannon Waldhauer Yeah. That's a GREAT plus about the pen. They are the best pen in their price range.
I've tried looking at other preper videos but never am I as satisfied with them as I am with these videos due to the unequivocal amount of organization! Keep up the amazing job! (BTW the Sea Hawks were robbed of the Vince Lombardy this year!)
Your videos are awesome, keep up the good work.
Hey, great video with great information. If I could give one friendly suggestion though, As a Firefigher and EMT, i would recommend trading your CPR mouth barrier for a CPR "Pocket Mask". They offer a better seal for giving respirations, but most importantly, they offer a one-way valve that keeps from body fluids going into your mouth. Something they don't teach you in CPR class.... cardiac arrest victims will often exit blood, vomit or other fluids during CPR. Just a real would tip.
Thank you so much for the tip, Steven! I just ordered two on Amazon. I appreciate it! ~Cliff
No problem. Glad to help. Keep up the great videos.
Awesome Cliff, can't believe I haven't seen these videos yet. Your first EDC backpack was the first video I watched of yours :D Enjoying this series and am off to watch part two :D
Chris Lee Thanks for watching, Chris! My backpack sure has evolved since 2011.
Really liked both parts. Thanks for the ideas!
Very nice, I'm really enjoying your videos. A thought, most people suggest including a sharpie marker and it's always black. I also include a silver paint sharpie as well, in case what I'm writing on is black or very dark. Silver and gold are readily available, white can be had for a price. I saw the section where you were packing maps, almost everyone includes a compass in some capacity, I think yours was the first I've seen that includes maps. I also make extensive use of my smart phone and have several apps for navigation with locally cashed maps, I like Garmin U.S.A. with the entire US cached. I have several Topo Map Apps I'm playing with, where I've cached Texas. I'm looking forward to your smartphone apps video, if it has not been done or seeing it if it has been.
Well done PDF Doc.!
Great video. Looking forward to part 2. Also loving the colors, lots of green and orange, get a bit more white in there for the Irish lol
Excellent high quality scissors choice. One nit tho... it's pronounced "ging-her" like "swing-her". Not "jin-jer" like the spice.
I did the retractable whistle thing. Thought it was a great idea until first time I tried it...... The retractable came off my pack and hit me right in the eye! Painful as hell
In an urban environment an ambulance and hospital wouldn't be very far away, so you don't really need a tourniquet... right?
+Catherine White If there was ever an emergency that it was needed, when seconds count, I want to be prepared to help save a life by stopping blood loss quickly before the first responder professionals arrive. Who knows how traffic will be or if they will be backlogged with calls (e.g., post earthquake).
Have you looked at the Timbuk2 messenger bags? I like them because they are waterproof. They last forever I have had mine since 1996. Now they come in all sorts of styles/sizes.
Great video! You always do a good job! Just a minor side point that caught my attention.....you mentioned the Rescue Me would be easily accessible if needed? Well there is a good possibility that unless you secure it to the seat, that in a situation where you need to extricate yourself......it might not be. Funny things happen in wrecks and things get thrown about. I am not bad mouthing you cause you are always so thruough and do such a Great job on your review I was just wondering if you had ever considered that? Maybe having an additional one attached to the visor or dash in easy reach would be a good addition?
I agree. As an EMT I've seen my share of car accidents and unless its nailed down it moves and things end up all over the place. Definitely consider putting it on your key ring for your car keys.
were is the mini WD40 in the tools pack ?
I hate the wait for part 2. :-(
Excellent video as always bro.
would love to see the pc that has bolts big enough for the channel lock, must be a beast of a system ;)
Great video Cliff you rock this one as always…I need to get that Wiha Screwdriver with bits and the Channel Lock wrench.
phillipzz1 Thanks Phillip! Those are my two favorite items. The Wihi Screwdriver is SWEET.
I would totally go crazy if I would attach my Watherbottle like this, having it bouncing and swinging around all the time when I'm on the move D:
At least for me, that isn't the way to go... I'm going by Bike and Public Transport (or foot) a lot (Cause I have no car or something :D) and it would just... no. just no :D
Totally understandable. It doesn't really bother me that much, but I originally thought it would. I find that it mainly sits in my car cup holder or on my desk at work. I don't really like externally mounted bottle holders. Hopefully Vanquest will add a bottle pocket in the next version. :)
On the other hand there are SO many attachable Bottle Holders that are not very expensive...
But Yes, If you just have your bag going from your house into the car and from the car to the office and back... I gues in this case it wouldn't bother me either
TheUrbanPrepper You might change your mind on that if you had an awesome looking detachable custom paracord bottle holder made to fit that Guyot Designs bottle.
TheUrbanPrepper I made a bungee shock cord loop thru the pals webbing at the bottom of my pack. It retains a water bottle great and is a snap to use.
Given the critical state of NorthKorea can you do a video on things to stocking he event of war. Not so much for survival as for items that will become hard to get. Food, Toilet Paper and condiments are some thing that come to mind . Do you still have caches of items?
Excellent kit. I didn't see any pocket knife in here. Did I overlook it? Or are you using the multi-tool as an alternative? If so, what made you choose that instead of a pocket knife like a Swiss Army knife?
Wow. Just: wow. EDCing is a science and you, sir, are Einstein😄 I've stolen many of your ideas before and I'll keep doing it as long as you keep making videos!
Instead of carrying gum or mints, have you considered xylitol in gum or tablet form? Protects the teeth instead of damaging them. My three kids (now in their teens) have NEVER had a single cavity and they were brought up on the stuff. Dunno about availability though. Should be well known among health savvy Americans. You can get in ny grocery store here in Finland.
Great bag layout. I appreciate your organization and the PDF, I am politely and unashamedly going to use some of it for my own!
Also a thought, if you work in a building with more than 2 stories do you have a small "get down/get out" of the building cache? Perhaps a length of rope long enough to get down, a heavy duty carabiner, and a swiss seat rope? Maybe some leather gloves? It may be too much prepping to think about it, but as a former PNW'er if you working in a high rise, I suspect that the ways down may become blocked. Of course this won't work if your on the 5th floor or higher but it's a thought. A concept I am mulling over aside from an EDC is a GTW and GH bag. A bag to get to work, and a bag to get home. Perhaps a bit costlier than a single bag but less of a pain to carry.
Again great video, well organized, edited and filmed. I appreciate it all.
M Ba Good idea on the rope! I will need to look into that. Do you have a recommendation on something climbing worthy but still affordable/lightweight?
TheUrbanPrepper Wow I opened a barrel of worms with that descent comment. There are all kinds of super expensive emergency descent kits out there. Large crane operators, tower workers, etc. Those kits are rated for about 10 or less descents before they may become unusable. First find out how high up you are in your office. Less than 60 feet up I would go with surplus Army rappel rope. Lots of online surplus stores have it and for a 120 foot roll its about 100 dollars. Pricey but research climbing rope and the price goes up considerably. So if you tie off the rope securely and you have it doubled, you should have enough rope to descend 50 feet. It's rated for single line use but I would double it for a safer, more controlled descent. Do not buy a hip harness for this, make a swiss seat (www.wikihow.com/Tie-a-Swiss-Seat-Rappel-Harness) and have a large descent carabiner. You could use your gloves from your EDC or buy a pair of leather gloves. Also remember you are just going down the rope, unfortunately there isn't a way to untie it from the bottom.
If you are higher than 50-60 feet then you might want to get with your employer about the company purchasing the larger emergency descent kits, they have some that are rated to 1000 feet out there but effectively out of the normal persons budget.
With the big earthquake "problem" in the greater Seattle/Tacoma area that was recently on the news, getting your employer to buy into some emergency training/supplies might be a good option.
if the gloves main purpose is the be used with the first aid then you should consider putting them in a ziplock bag for sanitation.
Need to do an updated video on your Bugout bag its self
Really great i like ure videos and ure pdfs keep going!
You put a lot of effort into your videos. Good work.
YES!!!!!!!! This ROCKS!!!!!!! Sooo happy!! LOL
Z0mbiehntr Haha.... Thanks Joel. :)
wow has a lot of gear
i like it great job
I have not seen anybody include a simple dust mask. Good against germs, dust and debris.
Great need oriented stuff to compliment your pocket carry. Love'n the Trident 20. I noticed you have a little room left over. Will you resist the urge to fill it up? ;)
05generic Haha.... I'm TRYING not to fill the rest of it up. I have a real problem with overpacking.
Love the effort you put in man.
Just got the Trident 20 gen 2 on sale for 128 dollars on Vanquest site. They're having a Black Friday sale.
Nice price!
Sure do wish you lived in Richmond, Va. I could learn a lot from you.
3:34 For easier/faster access, have you considered having the pepper spray attached to one of the shoulder straps, in the front (instead of the side of the bag)?
10:12 How about including a pair of nitrile gloves?
12:40 Oh, ok; here they are :-) Just a quick question: why not keep them in the same compartment as the other quick access first aid items (CPR shield & tourniquet)?
10:16 There's a new -it's actually been around since 2008- "CPR" method that foregoes the breathing part. From what I've read, continuous higher frequency compressions should suffice - the oxygen already in the blood apparently is enough for the first few minutes, until the ambulance arrives.
12:53 Hmm... I would've expected to find the business card holder in one of the pockets/sleeves of the admin compartment.
13:36 Wow! The access to those modules seems to be very easy!
I carry a sling bag; inside I keep a small umbrella, a face towel, my compact camera, and two large pencil cases (one for tools and one for medicine & first aid items). The problem with my setup is that the only item that's readily accessible is the case closest to the zipper; if I need to reach for any of the other ones, I have to remove everything that's on the way :-/
great video, i also saw your maxpedition riftcore review. may i ask, in your opinion which has the better layout and which carries better? thanks a lot and more power to your channel 👍👍👍
Like the Zebra F-701 pen and like it better with the Fisher Space Pen Refill ! Thank you for your great idea. Have you had your pen engraved so it does not walk away ? Any pen as long as it takes the Fisher Space Pen Refill ! ! ! Do you have a link to your Maxpedition Pocket office maniger (looked before and could not find) ? Do you have a computer survival kit ? Thank you for a great video. Remember "The Ten Essentials" By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail-Benjamin Franklin
Eyes UP and lights down, tjl Sent by Win7Pro64 w/ADSL
Tim Lipinski The organizer is a Vanquest. They are available on Amazon, although they will be cheaper if you purchase them directly from Vanquest. Love the F-701!