My min-maxed pocket EDC kit! Smoll! Fits in a pocket! No fluff! Just what's important!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ค. 2024
- This is my new and updated everyday carry kit. It's much much much much smaller than before but in many ways far more effective. I cut out a lot stuff after doing my own experiments with them. Here is my kit! ^_^
00:00 Introduction
00:21 Fenix E03R v2.0 and OLIGHT I1R 2 Pro-iMorse
00:30 Chums Wallet capacity demonstration
00:52 Victorinox Rambler
1:17 Alpaka Hub Pouch
1:31 Big Idea Design Bit Bar II
2:19 Wera Rapidator and Topeak Driver
2:40 Fisher Space Pen with Uni Style Fit cartridge
3:02 Mini Sharpie
3:09 Quiet Carry IQ in Elmax steel
3:43 Measuring tape
3:48 Pioneer X Alox
5:27 Alox vs regular (it's totally different)
6:03 My favorite pry tool is on this thing
6:45 Knipex pliers VS Leatherman pliers VS SOG Powerpint pliers
9:06 Zip ties and duct tape
9:12 Slice 10515 Mini Box Cutter
9:51 Honorable mention: Olfa Scissors
10:02 Honorable mention: Paracord
10:21 Honorable mention: Bic Lighter Mini
10:56 Honorable mention: Prybars
11:23 Honorable mention: Rite in the Rain notebooks
11:51 Rhodia notebooks
12:03 Hair ties?
Products featured in video.
Not all products 'made it' in the pouch.
Only a select few were chosen.
Products chosen are given asterisks. But I provide reasons on why or why not something was chosen.
Fenix E03R Version 2.0 **** (chosen because it's lightweight and pocketable)
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0B...
Olight Imorse **** (chosen because it's lightweight and pocketable)
olightworld.com/product/imorse
Chums Wallet *** (chosen because of tremendous capacity and versatility)
www.amazon.com/Chums-18401103...
Mini Sharpie ****
www.amazon.com/s?k=mini+sharp...
SOG Powerpint (did not make the cut, the side tools are horrible, great pliers though)
www.amazon.com/SOG-Multitool-...
Alpaka Hub Pouch **** (chosen because it's a fantastic pouch, imo better or on par with Mighty Pouch)
alpakagear.com/products/hub-p...
Bit Bar II **** (practical, minimalist and beautiful)
bigidesign.com/products/bit-b...
Leatherman Bit Kit Set (did not make the cut)
www.leatherman.com/bit-kit-se...
Leatherman Ratchet Driver (did not make the cut)
www.leatherman.com/ratchet-dr...
Leatherman Wave + (did not make the cut, too much of a Goliath)
www.leatherman.com/wave-10.html?
Leatherman Curl (did not make the cut) (I explain in the vid)
www.rei.com/product/198772/le...
Olfa Scissors (fantastic scissors, I use these everyday, doesn't fit in that pouch though, not pocketable)
www.amazon.com/OLFA-Scissors-...
Leatherman Bit driver (did not make the cut)
www.leatherman.com/bit-driver...
Civivi Altus (did not make the cut but I love this knife, had to put another knife in there instead)
www.amazon.com/CIVIVI-Folding...
Wera Rapidator **** (fantastic and effective little tool, lightweight, pairs well with Topeak driver)
www.amazon.com/Rapidaptor-Uni...
Topeak Ratchet Pocket Lite DX Tool **** (small lightweight and effective ratchet tool, pairs well with Wera Rapidator)
www.amazon.com/Topeak-TT2524-...
Wera Toolcheck Plus (Strongly recommended but not quite pocket sized)
www.amazon.com/dp/B00I8MYMT2?
Rhodia notebook **** (a great alternative to Rite-in-the Rain notebooks)
www.amazon.com/s?k=rhoida+not...
Slice 10515 Mini Box Cutter **** (lightweight, small footprint, sharp and capable, I have 6 of these)
www.amazon.com/Slice-10515-Po...
Pioneer X Alox *** (complements the Victorinox Rambler perfectly)
www.victorinox.com/us/en/Prod...
Rite in the Rain notebooks (did not make the cut) (Many many many great pens do not work on this notebook, you are VERY VERY limited to the pens you can use with it)(99% of the pens that 'work with it are unenjoyable pens)
www.amazon.com/Rite-Rain-Weat...
Fisher Space Pen **** (Replaced with a 0.38 Uni Style Fit cartridge)
www.amazon.com/Fisher-Space-B...
Knipex Pliers Xs *** (imo Knipex make the best pliers)
www.amazon.com/KNIPEX-Cobra-1...
Uni Style Fit Multipen **** (placed into Fisher Space pen)
yosekastationery.com/collecti...
Fisher Space Pen hack
• Upgrade your Fisher Sp...
Quiet Carry IQ ****
quietcarry.com/products/the-i...
Victorinox Rambler **** the best keychain multitool (all useful tools, no garbage or filler tools)
www.victorinox.com/us/en/Prod... - บันเทิง
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You must be the happiest man alive, by the sound of it
It's the caffeine! :D
I've carried a sak spartan modified to open one handed and a zippo lighter since 1986
I've watched a few of your videos now, and they're great - I like how you annotate your videos with text and media to accompany what you're saying.
Thank you so much!! ^_^
Hair ties are very versatile. Started keeping a handful wrapped around a Bic lighter in my pocket for my girls. Then I started using them to wrap cords like you do. I now have one wrapped around my Cobra XS pliers (at the joint) to keep them closed while loose in my pocket. Works great!
I use hair ties for so many cables. It's replaced all my usual cables. I don't use Niteize anymore, I don't use velcro ones as much anymore. The velcro ones are good for the thicker cables though.
When I see people who carry rubber bands for “the girls’ hair”, I think they must hate their girls 😅 hair bobbles/ties/bands are so much more versatile.
You have some great ideas here! I definitely agree about using hair ties. Awesome video. Thank you for sharing!
For sure! OMG it's Surviving the Daily! I love your vids!! And I love the deals you post! You always post really freaking good deals! You have a good eye on deals!!
Love the black scales on the Rambler - I did the same thing!
I totally forgot these normally don't come in black. Yeah I love this in black! :D
Hey thanks for your video! I've watched a few of yours so far and mostly agree with you on the SAK/Knipex combo, much lighter and overall more versatile. I did find myself wondering at times what thought you put into what you might anticipate using your EDC tools for? I would love to know what your use cases are on a more or less daily basis. I'm not sure I'd feel as confident as you with say just the Rambler and Knipex which you talked about in another video. That's why I was happy to see your kit which you carry close to hand.
I like kits but one I carry with me everywhere is perhaps a bit too loaded out for some but I don't want to have three or four different purpose ones I might forget so I've tried my best to consolidate the common elements of each to come to one kit to carry in my bag.
I suppose we can go on for hours on this topic but I always wondered why you chose a Rambler over a Compact? With the latter you have larger albeit less robust blade than in an Alox but surely more useful than what's on the Rambler. Then you have bigger scissors and a combo tool that can tackle larger Philips heads than the smaller Rambler version. Add to this that you have the very same scale tools and the addition of a pen and a hook/file combo and pin for ejecting SIM cards etc...
I have a Compact too and I seriously gave it a lot of consideration especially after a bunch of praise by JonGadget :P I even have a modded one where the parsel tool was changed into a flathead. But ultimately i went with the Rambler, even after giving the Compact a try, because the Rambler just fits so perfectly in a keychain. Between the scissors of the Rambler and the scissors of the Compact - while larger, they still pretty much do the same things, ie I can use the scissors as a box cutter or to cut things. The Knipex XS I use actually on a lot of random things. It's been incredibly useful but it's not in my pocket but within reach, in my workoffice cabinet, in my car glove compartment, and near my computer desk. (I have 3 Knipex XS around). Ultimately the biggest advantage of the Compact is the knife -- but I think because I've more recently gotten into pocketknives I find I'd rather just have a good pocket knife than a Vic knife. (That said, Baldur's Gate 3 has completely and thankfully killed all my interest in pocket knives so I think I may be done with them) :P
Hi , really enjoy your videos. Can the 5” Knipex fit in the hub pouch ?
Let me check. Give me one second.
It will fit it in but you have to put it in diagonally. imgur.com/a/MQFSDZM
@@Dracomies Thank you for checking . Probably going to use the 4” Knipex
“Um, it’s just a pocket knife” pulls out a $250 Ti frame lock with a super steel blade 😝
Help me! ROFL. I've fallen in the rabbit hole. :D
yeah i envy the pioneer X elegant look but it is missing cork screw, gotta have that as a single guy in 20s, wine dates are OP :D
so i have manager + compact combo instead of pioneer X
Maybe Vic Farmer - got a saw😊
Victorinox Walker could work too if I needed saw
I had to slow down your vid just to understand what you're saying.
I started to think this was a mistimed April fools prank, you modified a space pen into a normal pen, kinda like buying a Ferrari and swapping the engine with a micro car engine 🤦🏻♂️
You can use almost any pen or pencil with rite in the rain paper, except gel pens.
I really hope this is a joke video…
Most fountain pens don't work nicely with Rite in the rain papers. Also I understand - it's strange - but in the end a Space pen writes like a Bic pen to me and I have other pens that have a much more pleasant writing experience.
@@Dracomies I cannot comment on fountain pens, no one I know uses a fountain pen, I don’t think anyone in the 21st century would include a fountain pen in their everyday carry…