@wtr7 I've been carrying the True Utility Telepen on my keychain for the past month. It's worked out fairly well, although it doesn't fit in the business card case. I'm glad you enjoy my approach to this topic.
I've been looking into doing a v2 for this slim version. I have been carrying the Altoids tin the majority of the time lately, although it would be nice to do an update. I'll work on it for 2013.
@Mikemaladar I am working on a PDF on ALL of the items included in my BOB. I should hopefully have a 1st draft finished in a few weeks. Do you think it should just include the items or also the place to purchase them too?
@doomcannon445 Yes it is. I think "Survival" is kind of a generic term anyways for these kinds of topics, but it is the one that most people use. Plus, normal "survival" kit contents can also be referred to as "convenience" kits. If in the middle of no where, it would be really "convenient" to have a mini fishing kit with you. "Urban" survival/convenience gear is what I was hoping to achieve. I hope you enjoyed it anyways. :)
@UKfamilyprepper Hmmm.... Good point on the bandaid! I'm going to test mine out right now to see if they've dried out. I have not had to do any strenuous work with that little key. I always have my main tools with me. Perhaps this tool would make for a fun review? I can see if it breaks. I'm glad you are enjoying the videos. Please keep me posted on your Kids BOB.
@vention4wh For casual attire, it isn't really a problem. However, if I am wearing a suit or business attire (or even trendy jeans), I do not like anything bulging out in my front pockets. Neither does my wife. If I am wearing a jacket with my suit, I will carry the Altoids tin. I'll check out your card reader recommendation. Thanks for the comment and ideas!
@oolcat1 Good point and nice alternative. After using my Swiss Army Knife for over a week, I am finding that I don't necessarily need a huge blade for my normal tasks, although I definitely prefer it. Do you keep the survival card in your wallet?
I've seen so many rural type kits, this is really great and seems way more relevant to most of us urban dwellers! Well done, I think I will be doing something similar, thank you!
@96mrluke I guess this would fall into Tier 2 for me. It's so small that it just slips into one of my front pockets. I still carry my normal Urban Survival Tin if I am wearing a jacket (Northface of Sports Coat).
@TheUrbanPrepper No problem, I know from experience that trying to put a button back on with a safety pin is near impossible, but if you have some heavy nylon thread you can repair any clothing. Another tip, since you dont want to wrap p-cord around your kit, just switch out your shoe laces with black, or brown p-cord and you have it in a pinch if you need it.
Salt. Instead of alcohol pads or ointment. Salt is an antiseptic you could fit probably 2+ of the little flat packs of salt in. Yes it burns but it works. And the thin floss picks multi functional pick/floss/chew to freshen breath. I want to get one of those keys for several of my kits and key ring. Great vid.
How about adding: 1. a single edge razor blade for cutting 2. short length dental floss for hygiene and cordage 3. small, thin birthday candle for light/firestarter
I know this video is older, but perhaps a light like the mini-photon light would fit? You would have to allow for an entire zone just for that, I don't think you could add any thickness to it. It may be a thought, you may want to try to integrate something that way.
Very cool little tin you have there! When I saw the pic of your son, I assumed it was an essential thing to have in case he got lost (which I pray will NEVER happen). But I did like what you said about having that pic as motivation to live! lol.
You really should have your own Amazon store.....every single time I watch your videos (which are great, BTW) I go directly to Amazon and spend some money!! Keep up the good work!!
Is imprinting a problem? I carry a rugar LCP 380 in a pocket carry holster. It imprints big time but no one has ever remarked on it. For your SD card, there's a tiny card reader that's not much bigger than the card itself. Google this: microSD/SDHC USB Reader It's the first result. I keep my micro sd card in my smart phone. It has non encrypted things like service manuals and mp3 files as well as a highly encrypted section for scanned credit card bills and other sensitive data.
Ear Plugs! I created a similar system, inspired by this video a few years back. Thanks! When you carry this slim case, most likely you're dressed up, usually attending a party or some formal function. Often, hearing protection needed for loud music or AV systems which are present on such occasions.
This was very good just made one myself after watching this I added a prepaid credit card and a razor blade under my tape for my my knife ( I prefer the folding razor knifes) and I use a foil tape. So glad I found your channel.
Nice little set up. One thing I have to point out, by taking the bandaids out of the wrapper the antibiotic cream is more prone to drying out, it may be beneficial to replace these every so often. I had one of them tool keys, Mine snapped / split when I used the bottle opener, have you tried yours yet? Great Video's Please keep them coming. on a side note: You inspired be to redo my Kids BOBS, Thanks.......
there are SD cards that you can fold in half to expose a usb connector so you can both use it in a SD slot aswell as a standard USB socket, and still its small and thin as a SD card.. real handy
I love this kit. The only thing I thought you could put in there is maybe a flat razor blade and a small baggie with a lengeth of dental floss in it. You have the best vids out there for urban survival stuff. Keep them coming. Thanks
TUP: excellent video; since you've created your v2 of the full sized altoid urban survival kit, do you plan on updating this slim kit to a second version? been thinking about something similar for a while.. definitely would like to hear your thoughts on a new version.
Not even close to what I was expecting but enjoyed it none the less. I could not care less about fashion so my choice of survival gear is very different. But then I live in the country so that does make a difference. I use a (hold on to you hat) fanny pack which has all the little things I might need now and then like a sewing kit, utility knife, lighter (I don;t smoke either), change and a small keychain sized wind up flashlight. I also carry my wallet and keys on days I wear sweat pants. Lately though I wear a jacket with hidden pockets all over it that has those same things in them. Makes life simpler to have a small pack of baby wipes when you need one.
I really liked this idea and made my own. I had some extra tools from the Victorinox Swiss card classic bc I replaced mine a few years ago when the plastic broke. So mine has: Pen Toothpick Nail file/flathead screwdriver (good surface for striking matches) Paper clip Safety pin 2 bandaids Alcohol wipe Stick of trident gum Pepto chewable Immodium Benadryl Alieve Ibuprofen Piece of paper Cash Qtip (hate itchy ears) 4 matches Wow, lots of useful stuff! Plus the outside of the case acts as a mirror. Might add a piece of tape too. Thanks!
Might also add one of these button lights to the outside but not sure yet, might not fit well in my pocket anymore. smile.amazon.com/dp/B0721NYMJN/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_FNSzFb93WZWAN
@TheUrbanPrepper :O Thanks for replying! Love your videos, been watching aaaaall of them! Doing lots of research before I start buying & assembling my BOB. I think I remember you mentioning an item list in your video "Introduction: Building a BOB", are you planning to release that list?
@seekortry Yes, the prescription pills is tricky. I have been carrying the pill bottle labels for each prescription with me in my wallet. If I was carrying something like Oxycodone I would be more worried about being harassed since that's more of a pill that could be abused (or illegally sold). Every old lady that has one of those Sunday-Saturday pill organizers is "technically" breaking the law. I would rather take the risk and have my blood pressure pills. Great comment!
This was amazing, is there any chance that you could do a 2.0 video on something like this in the future, because sometimes when going to the hospital or to certain offices it's not prudent to carry a monster Maxpedition kit, where you'd would excel!
i think you may be able to improve on the knife and tools in your small kit. you can order this thing off amazon called a swiss card and if you do buy one make sure that you buy the real one so do some research on that
man I´m loving your videos...I´ve been doing research, and I´m making a list to improve my EDC, i have the esentials, but im missing a few important items, got nice ideas from your videos. Thanks a lot. I´m also doing some research for a BOB, I live in the Caribbean so mine would be more directed toward hurricane and tsunami situations. I´d love some help on this matter. Don´t think it would be much diferrent than a normal BOB but theres a few things that i might have to change or add.
@urbn4ked Nice idea! I tried having floss in my Altoids tin, but I never ended up using it. I always found using the toothpicks easier, especially when driving.
Hey, I keep meaning to leave a comment, hopefully I haven't already done this in a "half-asleep" state: Have you considered a cigarette tin. Thin, stylish or plain. I've carried one for a companion of mine in the vest pocket of a sport jacket without ever looking bulky or lumpy, you could even keep a cigarette in it to "keep it on the downlow". Look up cigarette cases on Amazon, think you might be surprised as to the variety and availability.
love the idea of the sd card instead of a usb card, but did you know you can get a credit card sized slimline usb ( usb flips out of card), and instead of the key you can get a 11 in one tool that is also a credit card shape you'll find both of them on eBay or Amazon. thanks for the idea though, my brother is the most difficult to buy presents for but this would be ideal for him in the business setting and by putting it together my self it becomes a more personal gift instead of store bought.
Have you thought about using one of those credit card tools? It's the size of a normal credit card and would probably take up less space than the key tool you have and had more features. I personally like the bottle opener on the credit card tool because class coke and Pepsi bottles don't come with screw off caps and I'm always cought without a bottle opener.
I liked the video and your philosophy on what and how to carry gear in a low key manner. The SwissTech tools are great. I have the same one you have and carry it daily. You might want to look at a Pico pen (I think that is the name) which would fit in the case. You are probably carry a pen any way. I use a Rite In Rain pen, it has a Fisher space cartridge. The pen is made of aluminum and can be used as a weapon if needed, but will not fit in your case. Thanks, wtr7
Have u ever considered the swiss card its like a swiss army knife but the size of a card it contains sciccors knife straight pin pen tweezers toothpick and ruler size of a credit card look it up its great
About the papper clip: "No multi-tool is going to have something like this". Actually, the almost all the Victorinox has it, it's call "tooth pick", and you should know it since you're carrying the Victorinox Classic for the 14 Day Swiss Army Knife Challenge :p
I keep medication/pills in their original strip, cut off the amount I need (aids recognition) and write on the strip with permanent marker the expiry date. As the business card holder is quite flat and pills that can be wrapped are limited by their size/height, I only use thin Imodium melts (w/ expiry date on the back) in this. As I only carry this when my 'fisherman's friend' tin is too big, I could do for a few hours w/out antihistamine, headache or heartburn relief tablets, not for imodium!!
The MBI CoreTi would fit it easily. It is the thinnest flashlight in the world, only 4,2mm! But obviously it has a price, and it is not as small as the flashlight. It goes for something around U$65.
Interesting video- how about cutting short the ink holder (cartridge) refill without the outside of pen - tape open end shut--or tape refill pencil lead to toothpick -- And a razor blade-- and a unclothed thumb LED light, just use tape.
@ToniSin1 Haha.... That is funny. Sorry for impacting your wallet, but I hope they end up being good purchases. I do the same thing as you when I watch other peoples TH-cam videos. Having an Amazon Prime account has been really handy for me, due to the free 2 day shipping.
@noonsight2010 Thank you for the kind words and the support. :)
@wtr7 I've been carrying the True Utility Telepen on my keychain for the past month. It's worked out fairly well, although it doesn't fit in the business card case. I'm glad you enjoy my approach to this topic.
Thanks for the reminder. I've added it to my TH-cam "To Do" notebook. It's so cool that people are still interested in this ultra thin tin.
Not that often anymore. I've made modifications to my EDC since this video.
I've been looking into doing a v2 for this slim version. I have been carrying the Altoids tin the majority of the time lately, although it would be nice to do an update. I'll work on it for 2013.
@Mikemaladar I am working on a PDF on ALL of the items included in my BOB. I should hopefully have a 1st draft finished in a few weeks. Do you think it should just include the items or also the place to purchase them too?
@gabyro770 I'm glad that you are enjoying my videos and finding them useful! I would love to see your Caribbean BOB video!
@doomcannon445 Yes it is. I think "Survival" is kind of a generic term anyways for these kinds of topics, but it is the one that most people use. Plus, normal "survival" kit contents can also be referred to as "convenience" kits. If in the middle of no where, it would be really "convenient" to have a mini fishing kit with you. "Urban" survival/convenience gear is what I was hoping to achieve. I hope you enjoyed it anyways. :)
@UKfamilyprepper Hmmm.... Good point on the bandaid! I'm going to test mine out right now to see if they've dried out. I have not had to do any strenuous work with that little key. I always have my main tools with me. Perhaps this tool would make for a fun review? I can see if it breaks. I'm glad you are enjoying the videos. Please keep me posted on your Kids BOB.
@vention4wh For casual attire, it isn't really a problem. However, if I am wearing a suit or business attire (or even trendy jeans), I do not like anything bulging out in my front pockets. Neither does my wife. If I am wearing a jacket with my suit, I will carry the Altoids tin. I'll check out your card reader recommendation. Thanks for the comment and ideas!
@Mikemaladar Good idea! I'll try to get to that this week. Thanks!
@Lemonbrah I've been thinking of getting one of the Lacie iamakey's for my keychain. They look really cool. Perhaps for a future EDC video...
@tmunds1 Yes, I am planning on keeping one at the top, although I didn't want to put it on this TH-cam video. :)
@TheRock3609 I have one of those. Maybe I'll do a review sometime. I am still trying to find the best way to utilize it for me.
@seempark Do you know of a thin enough flashlight that would fit? Unfortunately, I don't know of one...
@oolcat1 Good point and nice alternative. After using my Swiss Army Knife for over a week, I am finding that I don't necessarily need a huge blade for my normal tasks, although I definitely prefer it. Do you keep the survival card in your wallet?
I've seen so many rural type kits, this is really great and seems way more relevant to most of us urban dwellers! Well done, I think I will be doing something similar, thank you!
@96mrluke I guess this would fall into Tier 2 for me. It's so small that it just slips into one of my front pockets. I still carry my normal Urban Survival Tin if I am wearing a jacket (Northface of Sports Coat).
@doomcannon445 No worries. I totally get where you are coming from.
Very cool little kit. Thanks for sharing your ideas.
@TheUrbanPrepper No problem, I know from experience that trying to put a button back on with a safety pin is near impossible, but if you have some heavy nylon thread you can repair any clothing. Another tip, since you dont want to wrap p-cord around your kit, just switch out your shoe laces with black, or brown p-cord and you have it in a pinch if you need it.
@MobFrenziedHomicide Nice idea for the razor and sewing kit! I'll give that a shot.
Salt. Instead of alcohol pads or ointment. Salt is an antiseptic you could fit probably 2+ of the little flat packs of salt in. Yes it burns but it works. And the thin floss picks multi functional pick/floss/chew to freshen breath. I want to get one of those keys for several of my kits and key ring. Great vid.
I love your Vlogs...they're so helpful...keep 'em coming!! :D
Awesome! Thanks!
you can also use one of those thin candy tins for like gum but thin like the business card holder
@SurvivalWisconsin101 Nice recommendation. I'll give it a shot.
How about adding:
1. a single edge razor blade for cutting
2. short length dental floss for hygiene and cordage
3. small, thin birthday candle for light/firestarter
+Mike70005 Great recommendations, Mike!
I know this video is older, but perhaps a light like the mini-photon light would fit? You would have to allow for an entire zone just for that, I don't think you could add any thickness to it. It may be a thought, you may want to try to integrate something that way.
What about some type of flashlight? You had the streamlight in your altoids tin.
You can take the SD and flashdrive out of both and get something like the Lacie Iamakey or a TAC Drive.
Very cool little tin you have there! When I saw the pic of your son, I assumed it was an essential thing to have in case he got lost (which I pray will NEVER happen). But I did like what you said about having that pic as motivation to live! lol.
It sure is slim. I would not have so many different pills together though. Wouldn't want to take antihypertensive when what I need is a Tylenol!
Very great idea.. I'm in the process of putting together an urban survival tin and this vid helps out alot
Do you have a pdf for this 1. Thank you
Thanks for all the mindset you put into your videos. It sure does make like easier for me (just copying your knowledge and hard work)!
if you put ina button cell battery and a white led you can tape htem together to make one
You really should have your own Amazon store.....every single time I watch your videos (which are great, BTW) I go directly to Amazon and spend some money!! Keep up the good work!!
Would you recommend something like that business case survival kit for a College Student living in an urban environment?
***** I might go with something larger as a student, as most students don't need to wear business attire daily. More pockets available.
You should put links up to where you buy all this stuff
Great thinking. Thanks so much for sharing!
Is imprinting a problem? I carry a rugar LCP 380 in a pocket carry holster. It imprints big time but no one has ever remarked on it.
For your SD card, there's a tiny card reader that's not much bigger than the card itself. Google this:
microSD/SDHC USB Reader
It's the first result.
I keep my micro sd card in my smart phone. It has non encrypted things like service manuals and mp3 files as well as a highly encrypted section for scanned credit card bills and other sensitive data.
Ear Plugs! I created a similar system, inspired by this video a few years back. Thanks! When you carry this slim case, most likely you're dressed up, usually attending a party or some formal function. Often, hearing protection needed for loud music or AV systems which are present on such occasions.
This was very good just made one myself after watching this I added a prepaid credit card and a razor blade under my tape for my my knife ( I prefer the folding razor knifes) and I use a foil tape. So glad I found your channel.
Nice little set up.
One thing I have to point out, by taking the bandaids out of the wrapper the antibiotic cream is more prone to drying out, it may be beneficial to replace these every so often.
I had one of them tool keys, Mine snapped / split when I used the bottle opener, have you tried yours yet?
Great Video's Please keep them coming.
on a side note: You inspired be to redo my Kids BOBS, Thanks.......
there are SD cards that you can fold in half to expose a usb connector so you can both use it in a SD slot aswell as a standard USB socket, and still its small and thin as a SD card.. real handy
I love this kit. The only thing I thought you could put in there is maybe a flat razor blade and a small baggie with a lengeth of dental floss in it. You have the best vids out there for urban survival stuff. Keep them coming. Thanks
TUP: excellent video; since you've created your v2 of the full sized altoid urban survival kit, do you plan on updating this slim kit to a second version? been thinking about something similar for a while.. definitely would like to hear your thoughts on a new version.
did u upgrade it?
i have seen the utility key at radio shack
hey wat are u prepping for?
Excellent! Very creative!!!!
Not even close to what I was expecting but enjoyed it none the less. I could not care less about fashion so my choice of survival gear is very different. But then I live in the country so that does make a difference. I use a (hold on to you hat) fanny pack which has all the little things I might need now and then like a sewing kit, utility knife, lighter (I don;t smoke either), change and a small keychain sized wind up flashlight. I also carry my wallet and keys on days I wear sweat pants. Lately though I wear a jacket with hidden pockets all over it that has those same things in them. Makes life simpler to have a small pack of baby wipes when you need one.
I really liked this idea and made my own. I had some extra tools from the Victorinox Swiss card classic bc I replaced mine a few years ago when the plastic broke. So mine has:
Pen
Toothpick
Nail file/flathead screwdriver (good surface for striking matches)
Paper clip
Safety pin
2 bandaids
Alcohol wipe
Stick of trident gum
Pepto chewable
Immodium
Benadryl
Alieve
Ibuprofen
Piece of paper
Cash
Qtip (hate itchy ears)
4 matches
Wow, lots of useful stuff! Plus the outside of the case acts as a mirror. Might add a piece of tape too. Thanks!
Might also add one of these button lights to the outside but not sure yet, might not fit well in my pocket anymore.
smile.amazon.com/dp/B0721NYMJN/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_FNSzFb93WZWAN
@emerybryant Me too. :)
haha very cool. u should consider a writing utensil for the paper
Behind your piece of tape you could have a straight razor blade, and a needle or two with a little thread as a small sewing kit
@TheUrbanPrepper :O
Thanks for replying! Love your videos, been watching aaaaall of them! Doing lots of research before I start buying & assembling my BOB.
I think I remember you mentioning an item list in your video "Introduction: Building a BOB", are you planning to release that list?
@seekortry Yes, the prescription pills is tricky. I have been carrying the pill bottle labels for each prescription with me in my wallet. If I was carrying something like Oxycodone I would be more worried about being harassed since that's more of a pill that could be abused (or illegally sold). Every old lady that has one of those Sunday-Saturday pill organizers is "technically" breaking the law. I would rather take the risk and have my blood pressure pills. Great comment!
Great vid....About the floss... You can wrap a one use strand around your toothpick or toothpicks again ...great vid
This was amazing, is there any chance that you could do a 2.0 video on something like this in the future, because sometimes when going to the hospital or to certain offices it's not prudent to carry a monster Maxpedition kit, where you'd would excel!
i think you may be able to improve on the knife and tools in your small kit. you can order this thing off amazon called a swiss card and if you do buy one make sure that you buy the real one so do some research on that
man I´m loving your videos...I´ve been doing research, and I´m making a list to improve my EDC, i have the esentials, but im missing a few important items, got nice ideas from your videos. Thanks a lot.
I´m also doing some research for a BOB, I live in the Caribbean so mine would be more directed toward hurricane and tsunami situations. I´d love some help on this matter.
Don´t think it would be much diferrent than a normal BOB but theres a few things that i might have to change or add.
@urbn4ked Nice idea! I tried having floss in my Altoids tin, but I never ended up using it. I always found using the toothpicks easier, especially when driving.
Hey, I keep meaning to leave a comment, hopefully I haven't already done this in a "half-asleep" state: Have you considered a cigarette tin. Thin, stylish or plain. I've carried one for a companion of mine in the vest pocket of a sport jacket without ever looking bulky or lumpy, you could even keep a cigarette in it to "keep it on the downlow". Look up cigarette cases on Amazon, think you might be surprised as to the variety and availability.
Excellent idea.
love the idea of the sd card instead of a usb card, but did you know you can get a credit card sized slimline usb ( usb flips out of card), and instead of the key you can get a 11 in one tool that is also a credit card shape you'll find both of them on eBay or Amazon. thanks for the idea though, my brother is the most difficult to buy presents for but this would be ideal for him in the business setting and by putting it together my self it becomes a more personal gift instead of store bought.
Well, not at all "tactical"; merely incredibly useful and handy. Well thought out.
Have you thought about using one of those credit card tools? It's the size of a normal credit card and would probably take up less space than the key tool you have and had more features. I personally like the bottle opener on the credit card tool because class coke and Pepsi bottles don't come with screw off caps and I'm always cought without a bottle opener.
+trevor dennis try learning how to open bottles with your teeth
+Gabriele Ciciriello why would anyone open a bottle with their teeth?
maybe because they have no bottle opener xD
Hey thanks for this, ive made my own slim survival kit.. YOU motivated me :)
Wow totally amazing!! How do you think of this stuff? Very impressive !
Cool idea. Thanks for sharing.
I liked the video and your philosophy on what and how to carry gear in a low key manner. The SwissTech tools are great. I have the same one you have and carry it daily. You might want to look at a Pico pen (I think that is the name) which would fit in the case. You are probably carry a pen any way. I use a Rite In Rain pen, it has a Fisher space cartridge. The pen is made of aluminum and can be used as a weapon if needed, but will not fit in your case. Thanks, wtr7
Please do a V2 on the Slim Survival Tin!
It's in the works!
I would ditch the utili key and go for a Swiss card lite. It's thin, has alot more tools plus a flashlight.
what if i needed a bussiness card?
Thanks for great video after watch it I have an idea to use me slim cigarette case with built in lighter for my version.
Keep up good work.
thanks, lots of good ideas here
@leakeyboy Thanks! Keep me posted on if your wife likes it. :)
@TheUrbanPrepper Check out the Se 11 Function Credit Card Size Survival Pocket Tool
Have u ever considered the swiss card its like a swiss army knife but the size of a card it contains sciccors knife straight pin pen tweezers toothpick and ruler size of a credit card look it up its great
That slim case sure is more stylish
Thanks to youtube,people see an Altoids tin and think"Survival kit".
Very clever my friend
Awesome! Wish I had one.
About the papper clip: "No multi-tool is going to have something like this". Actually, the almost all the Victorinox has it, it's call "tooth pick", and you should know it since you're carrying the Victorinox Classic for the 14 Day Swiss Army Knife Challenge :p
I keep medication/pills in their original strip, cut off the amount I need (aids recognition) and write on the strip with permanent marker the expiry date. As the business card holder is quite flat and pills that can be wrapped are limited by their size/height, I only use thin Imodium melts (w/ expiry date on the back) in this. As I only carry this when my 'fisherman's friend' tin is too big, I could do for a few hours w/out antihistamine, headache or heartburn relief tablets, not for imodium!!
Excellent!
The MBI CoreTi would fit it easily. It is the thinnest flashlight in the world, only 4,2mm! But obviously it has a price, and it is not as small as the flashlight. It goes for something around U$65.
I was able to load
1 small quick tie
1 forever stamp
1 single edge box cutter blade
1 pre/threaded needle
1 button
Very thought out for an everyday tin & lite weight unlike a ladies purse that has everything in the world that we will never use ...but mite. : D
you're incredible...I like your channel! Very good job
Who'd of thought a business card holder would be the best thing and now you have a mini one
Joe Betts Haha... It's a constantly evolving process.
Interesting video- how about cutting short the ink holder (cartridge) refill without the outside of pen - tape open end shut--or tape refill pencil lead to toothpick -- And a razor blade-- and a unclothed thumb LED light, just use tape.
you forgot the duct tape under the top cover, which is very useful.
Awesome
Love it
@ToniSin1 Haha.... That is funny. Sorry for impacting your wallet, but I hope they end up being good purchases. I do the same thing as you when I watch other peoples TH-cam videos. Having an Amazon Prime account has been really handy for me, due to the free 2 day shipping.
Guitar Guizmo has a multi-tool with a detachable flashlight
It's really small but powerful
It worked fine in my credit card holder =^.^=
@TheIndyghost1 what*