Nice to see that the practical purse is being brought back in fashion. Purses are really convenient and much more comfortable than filling your clothes' pockets with stuff.
Wow Cliff, that is the most comprehensive and practical kit yet for someone with your occupation and lifestyle. And some of it would work great for anyone. Thanks for sharing and it's great to see you back.
I love your videos. My favorite part is that you include a PDF for all of them. I've already bought a few products and have new favorite companies I support thanks to your knowledge and shared sources. Keep up the great work!
Why haven't I discovered your channel before? Info, details, clear explanations, pdf. I don't know what everyone else wants. Thanks for the videos!!!!! GOD bless you!
If there was an YOU TUBE OSCAR for conent, editing , and Visual appeal...you would win ..all your videos are not only comprehensive and spot on, they're educational and REAL life practicality. Great video and now I got to spend some money cuz I'm missing some of these...
How much does the bag weigh in at? Consider the potential damage to your body taking the strain everyday. Great video though, thanks urban prepper! I will be getting me some of those cables as the cheap one I just bought is rubbish 😂👍🤙
I felt a thumbs up was not good enough. I have been Prepping before it became a thing, over 20 years now and have to say well done on your EDC bag, well done! You have the items that work for you and your location and one of the first I have seen with a map and real tools in there bag. I say you can never have enough and if you can carry it go for it. two thumbs up!!!
Sorry for the delay. Busy times with a recent home purchase/move/renovation. I finally feel settled and able to dedicate time each week to making new videos.
Urb: Good to see you again. I am retired now, so mostly stay w/in 20 miles of home. My daily back pack is smaller, much smaller, but being so close to home I can walk in two days easily. That must be pretty heavy, but you have it if you need it. I do fill up the trunk of the car w/ two other bags of everything I an think of, and decided to leave whatever I did not absolutely require in the car. More stuff at home so the loss would not hurt me. But I really like the messenger style bags.
Glad to see you back! Outstanding! I so appreciate your thoughtful, logical, unbiased videos. I've gleaned so much from these videos over the years. You produce some of the best content I've found... Thanks so much and happy to hear you're well...
Awesome welcome back-!!! This is funny to me because I just switched from a sling bag to a backpack for edc- I found the imbalance of the sling bag was beginning to effect my posture and was just not providing me with quite enough room to carry all of the things I need on a day to day- just went to the direct action ghost for my edc bag-i know it's a bit big for that but I literally just got it this week so we'll see how it goes. Another thing I found funny is I've been using pencil cases as organizers since I started prepping as a budget friendly way to keep organized and cut down on weight and space as well. Anyhow, really glad to see another video from you. Always a pleasure
Love the new kit. I've gone to a pocket-sized EDC and then a get home bag in my truck. I've used a lot of what you mention in my pocket EDC. My new job has also allowed me to become a CPR/AED instructor which is nice.
My pocket EDC revolves around a NiteIze Steel Key rack with:Photon Freedom Micro light, a small ferrocerrium rod, titanium Bogota lock picks, a handcuff key, a key to the removable hard drives on our computers, a P-51 can opener (the larger one), a NiteIze Doohickey, and a Leatherman Squirt Ps4, and a Benchmade folding knife. I also carry: a CPR pocket shield with latex gloves and CPR card, keys, Burt's Bees lip balm (can be used with ferrocerrium rod and tinder to start and extend fires), Apple headphones, iPhone with $20 behind case, Trayvax Ascent wallet, at least $2 in change, and a US Government Skillcraft pen on my work lanyard. As I've mentioned before, this is really intended to get me to my truck that has everything that I need to get home if I need to, whether it be in the truck or walking.
Cliff I’ve spent the last month re-watching your entire back catalogue, it’s great to see a new video, please keep entertaining and educating us all! I’ve been subscribed since the beginning and I just wanted to say thanks for the enjoyment, Best wishes from the UK John Kellyman17 was my old username
I'm using this bag as my daddy diaper bag. I'm using the Vertx Gamut (mentioned in your review I thought it was the coolest bag and I got it) as my EDC for now. After kids, I'll switch it over. I've fallen in love with the professional look of the Vertx bags. Also, I see what you did with the back pocket being for "ballistics shield." Kudos, with the new youtube stuff, don't want to demonetize over some small word or detail.
Thanks Dan! Things are going really well. Just SO busy lately. I am looking forward to finishing the editing process of my other videos that are in the works.
Yay!!! So glad you're back!!! Great video as always. All the gear in the messenger bag makes sense. I hope you will be making more videos soon. Thank you for being really thorough and putting out quality videos.
Another great Detailed EDC video. Thanks for the PDF file as that is always quite helpful. Vertx bags are really great and I also have this particular Vertx Carrier bag for specific purposes and does a great job for me as well. But that said, I would also highly recommend as another future EDC messenger bag option = the Maxpedition Skylance 28L messenger bag which provides a little more room and organization. But with this bag you do need to add (more expense and weight ) a water pouch, or 2, like the Maxpedition XBP Expandable Bottle pouch or even the Vanquest Hydra Water Bottle Holder. I actually use both of those Bottle holder options on my Skylance and both work great with it including holding all sizes of nalgene type bottles. The one thing i like about the XBP bottle pouch, is the extra zippered pouch besides the water bottle holder which is great for extra organization like putting utensils and snacks in.......
If I were to add two things, because you are in a major urban environment, a silcox key for the water facets you see on buildings in the city and a charger for your enloop batteries. Great kit!
Thanks! Yeah, I thought about including the charger, but I just keep it on my desk and they don't often need to be charged. I like the silcox key idea. I include one in all of my emergency bags.
Hey Im just reading through your pdfs while I listen. Excellent work and 2 thumbs up for your preparedness. I'm getting there, you inspired me to get organised and make a checklist. It is a lot of stuff you carry but everything has its purpose.Thanks again
Thanks, there are some great ideas in here. The smoke mask never occurred to me. I work on the 12th floor so if we had to evacuate it might be through smoke. Will put that on my list to order.
It's good to see that you're still uploading videos! I followed you years ago under a different TH-cam name. Good to see you! I'm going to recommend your channel! 😘😘😘
Thank you for watching! Now that I'm setup again for creating videos, we need to collab on a future video. Sorry that I haven't been able to do it yet. Let's sync.
Extend your tourniquet to full length before you fold it up ...if you ever need it, you will need it right NOW and won’t want to fumble with it under stress. Put it on high on the extremity and snug it really TIGHT before using the windlass. Add a pair of medical gloves. If you’re thinking of using a TQT, there will be ALOT of blood. Take a first aide course. You might expand your IFAK (Individual First Aide Kit) to include a battle dressing, an Ace bandage and a roll of Kling. Consider adding a few 4 x 4” gauze pads, neosporin ointment and band aides to your Pharmacy module. Consider a Sawyer Mini water filter instead of the UV water sanitizer. I trust them much more!
I guess the obvious question is why do you carry all of that? Do you really anticipate the need for your “hygiene kit” during the commute. What scenario would have to happen for you to need to brush your teeth between home and work. Yes, I keep a similar hygiene kit AT WORK, but even if the a zombie uprising happens and I am thrust into an escape the city to my home scenario I can probably skip one or two brushings during that experience. It just doesn’t seem worthwhile to carry that everyday to that minute scenario. I use my EDC a system for things I encounter during the day when I am out or when commuting OR to facilitate me getting home...tools etc.
Awesome review...really like the pdf files you attach to videos to use at for referencing items used. Thank you for taking the time to share all the information with us.
"It has so many applications for use." Sure, but have you ever used that space blanket? I carried one with me since I began flying in 1992. It's 2021. Never even opened it.
Very good setting. I love it. Best setting I know. SD Card Reader is a great tip! My Ideas from me to Add: 1. Money (Best EDC is money!). 2. Important Data and Telefone Numbers encripted on a MicroSD Card (If mobile phone gets lost/breaks). 3. Water 4. Sunglasses. 5. 2 Candy Bars. I hope you like my ideas.
TheUrbanPrepper : yes, sir. I miss our chats. Back during 2018 SHOT SHOW, I shrank down my EDC bag and tried putting together a kit that’s mostly true everyday useable items and not as many items that could be used as survival/emergency items (however, there are a few of those things still). I truly enjoyed your video. Thank you for all of your help.
@theUrbanPrepper, very well thought out video, i like how you have uploaded a PDF documentation along with the video much respect. I have even ordered the vertex bag after watching your video.
Good to see you back Cliff! One thing worth noting is that some of those Anker cables (maybe not the ones you show, specifically) are only for charging and will not transfer data. There's definitely a benefit to having a cable like that if you charge your phone with random USB ports in hotels, rental cars, airports, etc, but I prefer a cable that can handle both tasks (charging and data transfer) and I will with use a USB condom like the PortaPow Data Blocker or I just won't charge from unknown sources (that's what a battery bank is for!).
Thanks for watching! I have not had any problems transferring data using these cables. I do it all the time. I'll need to look into this more to find out which ones specifically you are referring to. Thanks for the heads up.
Working downtown you might want to carry a silcock key to access water on the side of buildings if you need to walk out of the city. Very nice messenger bag.
Awesome video! I’m glad you’ve tested the Seatbelt cutter, I have the same one. I thought I was the only one that daily carried N95 masks lol. Between wildfire seasons here and surviving the Mount St Helens eruption I have masks in my cars, EDC, go bags etc
“... and 50 walnuts, 93 feet of rope, a fossilized shark tooth, a gallon of mayonnaise, a map of Oslo, Norway bus routes ....”
Is 49 walnuts okay?
Don't forget your thermos, paddle ball game, glass ashtray and parlor chair.
No ladder? No life jacket? Dangerous!!
@@Page-ex6km Don't need a ladder if you carry a grappling hook
And yet someone like you will always need to bum off of someone like this
Nice to see that the practical purse is being brought back in fashion. Purses are really convenient and much more comfortable than filling your clothes' pockets with stuff.
Wow Cliff, that is the most comprehensive and practical kit yet for someone with your occupation and lifestyle. And some of it would work great for anyone. Thanks for sharing and it's great to see you back.
Thank you so much! It's good to see you again (virtually).
I love your videos. My favorite part is that you include a PDF for all of them. I've already bought a few products and have new favorite companies I support thanks to your knowledge and shared sources. Keep up the great work!
Missed your videos!! No one is as thorough in their presentation on TH-cam as you.
Wow. Thank you so much!
Finaly a new video.great as allways
Thanks! It felt to get this one finished.
Why haven't I discovered your channel before? Info, details, clear explanations, pdf. I don't know what everyone else wants. Thanks for the videos!!!!! GOD bless you!
Glad to have you on board!
If there was an YOU TUBE OSCAR for conent, editing , and Visual appeal...you would win
..all your videos are not only comprehensive and spot on, they're educational and REAL life practicality.
Great video and now I got to spend some money cuz I'm missing some of these...
WOW! Thank you. I don't ever watch the Oscars, but I would be honored to have a nomination in the Hypothetical TH-cam Oscars.
“Conent” no hate ,that word just made me laugh seriously say it out loud 😂😂😂😂
Perfect timing. I carry a messenger bag now too for the same reasons.
Wow, that's a lot of stuff to carry around every day!
Yep. It kind of is. Fortunately, it mainly sits in the car during my commute or next to my desk.
How much does the bag weigh in at? Consider the potential damage to your body taking the strain everyday. Great video though, thanks urban prepper! I will be getting me some of those cables as the cheap one I just bought is rubbish 😂👍🤙
TheUrbanPrepper You *drive* into Seattle every day? 😬
@@TheUrbanPrepper Ah, makes sense. I was thinking bike/train commute for some reason.
@Adnan Haddad Absolute madlad.
I really enjoyed this review of your EDC bag. Missed your videos, great job as always, welcome back!
Thanks Shaun! Glad you liked it. More videos to come, and with not quite the delay as recently.
Never seen The Jammer before. Handy and simple. Just ordered a couple for my EDC.
I felt a thumbs up was not good enough. I have been Prepping before it became a thing, over 20 years now and have to say well done on your EDC bag, well done! You have the items that work for you and your location and one of the first I have seen with a map and real tools in there bag. I say you can never have enough and if you can carry it go for it. two thumbs up!!!
Glad to see you back, Cliff. Hope you’re well, & enjoying the summer.
Welcome back. I have missed the information and inspiration to organize and carry essential gear more effectively.
Thank you so much! I'm honored to have inspired you. So cool!
Concerning the bit set-There is nothing worse for a prepper than to have someone ask for something and not have it-keep up the great vids!
Yep! It's a fear of mine. I don't want to be "that Prepper". People love to say "I thought you were supposed to be a Prepper?!".
Great video, I like that inner velcro concept, all top notch gear, thanks for the quarterly video!
Thanks CP! One of these days I need to properly leverage all of this velcro as it's originally intended. Glad you liked the 2018 Q3 video! ;)
been waiting for months! Thank you!!
Sorry for the delay, Rachel. This one took me a while to film and edit.
Welcome back I miss your videos and content because I live in urban areas in az and ur videos help me plan my edc and bugout options
Sorry for the delay. Busy times with a recent home purchase/move/renovation. I finally feel settled and able to dedicate time each week to making new videos.
I still watch this video.... like alot of times. Great job with the bag, video and the PDF
Urb: Good to see you again. I am retired now, so mostly stay w/in 20 miles of home. My daily back pack is smaller, much smaller, but being so close to home I can walk in two days easily. That must be pretty heavy, but you have it if you need it. I do fill up the trunk of the car w/ two other bags of everything I an think of, and decided to leave whatever I did not absolutely require in the car. More stuff at home so the loss would not hurt me. But I really like the messenger style bags.
Thanks for the update, Randall. Yeah, it's probably heavier than most, but parks somewhere nearby after walking to and from the office.
Glad to see you back! Outstanding!
I so appreciate your thoughtful, logical, unbiased videos. I've gleaned so much from these videos over the years. You produce some of the best content I've found...
Thanks so much and happy to hear you're well...
I like how you don’t overthink your edc.
Hi from Holland, glad to see you back and hope you are well!
Thanks for watching!
Another (possible) prepper from the Netherlands? I don't see those too often haha.
What an incredibly well put together EDC bag - it’s awesome! Great video :)
Thanks Joe!
I am so happy. Welcome back. Wonderful video, as always. About to watch it again. You are second to none.
Thank you so much, Jeff!
Y’all, I had a dream that Urban Prepper posted a new video...
And it came true!!
Awesome welcome back-!!! This is funny to me because I just switched from a sling bag to a backpack for edc- I found the imbalance of the sling bag was beginning to effect my posture and was just not providing me with quite enough room to carry all of the things I need on a day to day- just went to the direct action ghost for my edc bag-i know it's a bit big for that but I literally just got it this week so we'll see how it goes. Another thing I found funny is I've been using pencil cases as organizers since I started prepping as a budget friendly way to keep organized and cut down on weight and space as well. Anyhow, really glad to see another video from you. Always a pleasure
Great well thought out and put together kit. Thanks for sharing!
"Bo Knows Prepping". Thanks for watching!
Love the new kit. I've gone to a pocket-sized EDC and then a get home bag in my truck. I've used a lot of what you mention in my pocket EDC.
My new job has also allowed me to become a CPR/AED instructor which is nice.
Very nice! That is so cool that you've become a CPR/AED instructor. My Pocket EDC video is next in line for release.
My pocket EDC revolves around a NiteIze Steel Key rack with:Photon Freedom Micro light, a small ferrocerrium rod, titanium Bogota lock picks, a handcuff key, a key to the removable hard drives on our computers, a P-51 can opener (the larger one), a NiteIze Doohickey, and a Leatherman Squirt Ps4, and a Benchmade folding knife.
I also carry: a CPR pocket shield with latex gloves and CPR card, keys, Burt's Bees lip balm (can be used with ferrocerrium rod and tinder to start and extend fires), Apple headphones, iPhone with $20 behind case, Trayvax Ascent wallet, at least $2 in change, and a US Government Skillcraft pen on my work lanyard.
As I've mentioned before, this is really intended to get me to my truck that has everything that I need to get home if I need to, whether it be in the truck or walking.
I can't find your email. Can you hit me up? I'm coming to Seattle next month and want to say "hi" in person if you don't mind.
Cliff I’ve spent the last month re-watching your entire back catalogue, it’s great to see a new video, please keep entertaining and educating us all!
I’ve been subscribed since the beginning and I just wanted to say thanks for the enjoyment,
Best wishes from the UK
John
Kellyman17 was my old username
Wow! So cool. Thank you for your long time support, John! You have been here since the very beginning and I really appreciate it.
I'm using this bag as my daddy diaper bag. I'm using the Vertx Gamut (mentioned in your review I thought it was the coolest bag and I got it) as my EDC for now. After kids, I'll switch it over. I've fallen in love with the professional look of the Vertx bags. Also, I see what you did with the back pocket being for "ballistics shield." Kudos, with the new youtube stuff, don't want to demonetize over some small word or detail.
Thanks Jeff! I'd love to see a photo of your Daddy Diaper Bag.
Speedy Delivery just what I needed.
Glad to see you back in action!
It's good to be back, Brian!
Dude, you must be the most well prepared guy in the world! Absolutely awesome video! Thank you so much for taking the time!
Excellent set up messenger bag and perhaps back pack if required thanks for the idea 😊
Phew, glad to see you back. Was worried that the channel had died.
Things have been so busy lately with non-TH-cam life. Thank you for being patient with my absence.
I love how much info you provide. The pdf files are SO helpful!
welcome back my old friend. Missing your videos
Welcome back, TUP. You are at your best when doing these EDC bag and module videos. Thanks.
Thank you so much, Todd! I just try to make videos that I would enjoy watching with lots of close ups and details. I'm glad you enjoy watching them.
Alright! Another pdf for my Cliff collection. Cheers!
Haha... I still like making those PDF's to go along with the videos. Good to see you, gundog4314!
Great video as always! Happy to have you back. I have modeled much of my own EDC after some of your systems. Keep them coming.
Glad to see a new post! Your videos are always so carefully thought out and well organized. Always a pleasure!
Thanks for watching it. I'm glad you enjoy my videos!
Been re-watching your older videos, hoping for a new one! Glad to see you back and a cool video as usual!!
Always a joy to see your videos. Also thanks for the PDF. 👍🏼
Nice to see you back; thank you for the backpack/messenger bag combo tip. Love the PDFs.
Thanks Danny! Glad you enjoyed it.
real nice bro i like how you did the pdf thing please don't stop great work,i'm puttin eveyone else on the back burner,your review rocks.
Great to have you back Cliff. Keep 'em coming
Thanks! Will do.
I LOVE you videos! That's an axreaordinary amount of gear you carry around every day. You are the PREPPER MAN!!!
Cliff! Great video! Good to see you're doing well. Thanks for always creating high quality content.
Thanks Dan! Things are going really well. Just SO busy lately. I am looking forward to finishing the editing process of my other videos that are in the works.
Yay!!! So glad you're back!!! Great video as always. All the gear in the messenger bag makes sense. I hope you will be making more videos soon. Thank you for being really thorough and putting out quality videos.
Thank you Jade! The next video won't be too long at all.
Welcome back! Enjoyed the video and your reasons for changing from the backpack to messenger back. It makes sense.
It's good to be back. Now I just need to finish the updated GHB video to show it with the EDC Messenger Bag.
Never seen your videos before. Some great ideas for things I don't have in my pack. Going to get a smoke mask. Thanks bro 👍🏻
Love from the 🇬🇧
Another great Detailed EDC video. Thanks for the PDF file as that is always quite helpful. Vertx bags are really great and I also have this particular Vertx Carrier bag for specific purposes and does a great job for me as well. But that said, I would also highly recommend as another future EDC messenger bag option = the Maxpedition Skylance 28L messenger bag which provides a little more room and organization. But with this bag you do need to add (more expense and weight ) a water pouch, or 2, like the Maxpedition XBP Expandable Bottle pouch or even the Vanquest Hydra Water Bottle Holder. I actually use both of those Bottle holder options on my Skylance and both work great with it including holding all sizes of nalgene type bottles. The one thing i like about the XBP bottle pouch, is the extra zippered pouch besides the water bottle holder which is great for extra organization like putting utensils and snacks in.......
If I were to add two things, because you are in a major urban environment, a silcox key for the water facets you see on buildings in the city and a charger for your enloop batteries. Great kit!
Thanks! Yeah, I thought about including the charger, but I just keep it on my desk and they don't often need to be charged. I like the silcox key idea. I include one in all of my emergency bags.
Glad you are back, Cliff. Nice bag kit- great idea with the pencil cases. I look forward to seeing your next video. Be well.
Hey Im just reading through your pdfs while I listen. Excellent work and 2 thumbs up for your preparedness. I'm getting there, you inspired me to get organised and make a checklist. It is a lot of stuff you carry but everything has its purpose.Thanks again
Thanks, there are some great ideas in here. The smoke mask never occurred to me. I work on the 12th floor so if we had to evacuate it might be through smoke. Will put that on my list to order.
Great EDC. Love how you provide PDF's!
It's good to see that you're still uploading videos! I followed you years ago under a different TH-cam name. Good to see you! I'm going to recommend your channel! 😘😘😘
No snack module? 😂 Great video!
Haha! Not on this one. I'm trying to cut back on EDC snacks, although I do have a stash in the car. :)
Love your bag and everything thing in it. I thought I was only person that carry a lot stuff with me. Thanks for sharing.
I still use the Vertex Gamut backpack I won from you years ago. Great EDC bag.
SO COOL! That is awesome. Their gear is top notch.
Btw it's great to see more content from you. Have always loved your videos and how thorough and efficient they are.
Thanks a bunch. I wish I could crank out videos much more rapidly. Unfortunately, my Prepping OCD takes a lot longer to produce.
I like your idea of using the pencil bags for different things.
Cool. Thanks, Janna!
Great to see you back!
It's good to be back, Eric!
WOW, I've had to watch this vid a couple of times to get all the info. You are well organised.
TheUrbanPrepper puts a video out, todays a good day.
I'm soooooo excited to see that you can buy those zippers separately! My new lunchbox has them and I'm addicted. I need them for everything now!
Wonderful to see you well.
Nice...glad to see you back on YT! Great video as always!
Thank you for watching! Now that I'm setup again for creating videos, we need to collab on a future video. Sorry that I haven't been able to do it yet. Let's sync.
fo' sho. i'll send you an email.
I'm dying to know how much this thing weighs.
Call it 30lbs in weight, and I bet he couldn't do more than a mile, maybe two with it lol.
@@pirateowlfitness17 if he dailies it, you never know
Oh cool, Cliff is back. Well, there goes my pocket money for the week, who needs food anyhow.. You make it too easy with those sweet PDFs.
Best edc vid I have seen I awhile
Wow! Thanks Nick. I really appreciate that.
Great set up. As usual it’s given me ideas for my EDC work bag. Great to see you back!
Extend your tourniquet to full length before you fold it up ...if you ever need it, you will need it right NOW and won’t want to fumble with it under stress. Put it on high on the extremity and snug it really TIGHT before using the windlass. Add a pair of medical gloves. If you’re thinking of using a TQT, there will be ALOT of blood. Take a first aide course. You might expand your IFAK (Individual First Aide Kit) to include a battle dressing, an Ace bandage and a roll of Kling. Consider adding a few 4 x 4” gauze pads, neosporin ointment and band aides to your Pharmacy module. Consider a Sawyer Mini water filter instead of the UV water sanitizer. I trust them much more!
A new urban prepper video!! Yay!!!
It was fun to finally get this one out.
The king has returned
I'm honored. Thank you.
your edc videos are so so dope. thanks again 👍 for your helpful information. you and your family stayed blessed.
Good to see you’re back. Quality video like always.
I guess the obvious question is why do you carry all of that? Do you really anticipate the need for your “hygiene kit” during the commute. What scenario would have to happen for you to need to brush your teeth between home and work. Yes, I keep a similar hygiene kit AT WORK, but even if the a zombie uprising happens and I am thrust into an escape the city to my home scenario I can probably skip one or two brushings during that experience. It just doesn’t seem worthwhile to carry that everyday to that minute scenario. I use my EDC a system for things I encounter during the day when I am out or when commuting OR to facilitate me getting home...tools etc.
Another groovy vid!
If you’re my huckleberry than my hypocrisy must know no bounds!
Nice to see you back!
Awesome review...really like the pdf files you attach to videos to use at for referencing items used. Thank you for taking the time to share all the information with us.
"It has so many applications for use." Sure, but have you ever used that space blanket? I carried one with me since I began flying in 1992. It's 2021. Never even opened it.
Finally another video. Always good to see your videos. Cant wait for the next one. 👍👍
Thanks Mike! I have more than are in the editing process. I finally feel back up and running after the house move process.
Nice to see back hope all is well
Thanks Jack. All is well. Good to be back.
Very good setting. I love it. Best setting I know. SD Card Reader is a great tip! My Ideas from me to Add: 1. Money (Best EDC is money!). 2. Important Data and Telefone Numbers encripted on a MicroSD Card (If mobile phone gets lost/breaks). 3. Water 4. Sunglasses. 5. 2 Candy Bars. I hope you like my ideas.
And I thought my Wife carried a lot of crap in her hand bag, 🤷🏻♂️
Very excited to see another video
Hey man! We're long overdue for a chat.
TheUrbanPrepper : yes, sir. I miss our chats. Back during 2018 SHOT SHOW, I shrank down my EDC bag and tried putting together a kit that’s mostly true everyday useable items and not as many items that could be used as survival/emergency items (however, there are a few of those things still). I truly enjoyed your video. Thank you for all of your help.
@theUrbanPrepper, very well thought out video, i like how you have uploaded a PDF documentation along with the video much respect. I have even ordered the vertex bag after watching your video.
Another awesome video, Cliff. Your EDC videos are by far my favourite.
Awesome! Thank you so much, Holger.
Good to see you back Cliff!
One thing worth noting is that some of those Anker cables (maybe not the ones you show, specifically) are only for charging and will not transfer data. There's definitely a benefit to having a cable like that if you charge your phone with random USB ports in hotels, rental cars, airports, etc, but I prefer a cable that can handle both tasks (charging and data transfer) and I will with use a USB condom like the PortaPow Data Blocker or I just won't charge from unknown sources (that's what a battery bank is for!).
Thanks for watching! I have not had any problems transferring data using these cables. I do it all the time. I'll need to look into this more to find out which ones specifically you are referring to. Thanks for the heads up.
The DT180 radio is great. I use it all the time. Purchased the radio based on one of your videos a ouple of years ago. Thanks
Very cool. I'm glad it's served you well. Mine has worked great for years.
TUP, great to have another video to watch. Been way too long. Hope you are well!
Working downtown you might want to carry a silcock key to access water on the side of buildings if you need to walk out of the city. Very nice messenger bag.
Nice to see you back
Thanks! It's nice to be back.
Awesome video! I’m glad you’ve tested the Seatbelt cutter, I have the same one. I thought I was the only one that daily carried N95 masks lol. Between wildfire seasons here and surviving the Mount St Helens eruption I have masks in my cars, EDC, go bags etc
Great to see you uploading again. Excellent as always!
Thank you very much!
awesome setup! also great messenger bag, I like it
Thanks Cliff for another cool video !
Thanks a bunch for watching and your long time support.