Are these the best EDC tool options?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 พ.ค. 2024
- After some time adapting my EDC load out, I thought I'd share my current kit.
What do you think? Would you carry similar or different items?
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very nice kit. I too created a keychain "multitool" which is significantly lighter than a traditional multitool. It's interesting to see each person's EDC kit customized to their need. That's the great thing about the keychain multitool concept. Carry on my friend.
I much prefer carrying tools in this way.
I have been looking recently to put together an EDC as a first timer. While a lot of the American videos are very good for ideas I was very happy to find a fellow Sussex resident doing one. 😊
Glad you found my channel!!!
Americans tend to edc a lot of things that go boom!
@@trikyy7238 yeah and a few things illegal in the UK like locking knives with beyond 3” blades. Makes it interesting to build my own “relevant “ to me edc. 😀
Always nice to see what other people are carrying. Great video, buddy!
Thanks as always, I appreciate your support.
Good ideas
Thanks, appreciate that.
Nice kit, Ant.
Love that Fox Livri!
Good stuff as always👊🏻
The Livri is one of my absolute favourites
Great video Ant!
Always interesting to see what other people carry👍🏻
As it should be, nicely tailored to meet your needs. It’s all a process that evolves (or should be), finding what works and what doesn’t. Then of course there’s always something new to try 😀
Personalisation is the key I think, but great to get ideas from what others are carrying.
So my edc (for work)…
A Victorinox, model varies. Climber, camper, Alox farmer alox pioneer or soldier
Main blade…Options ( x1)
Real Steel Luna
Taylor’s eyewitness lambsfoot
Qsp Penguin slipjoint
Boker Tec 1
Stockman (Buck 301 currently)
Kershaw Culpepper
Case Trapper
(These are currently most carried on rotation)
Multi tool……
Leatherman Rebar with bit kit
Small first aid pouch
Small tour has (LED Lenser…..can’t remember model)
Classic SD and RoseCraft Awanata on keys
Cheers brother 😎🙏🏻
Aw man, your EDC list is making me drool. Some sweeeeeet gear there.
Hey, I just ordered that bit pen! For pocket organizer I prefer leather. Very nice kit you have.
I subscribe every small edc channel that I can find. Everybody should, just to support the hobby and the community!
Thanks for the sub!
An awesome compact selection! Really cool!!
Thanks Fi.
This non leatherman style EDC is what i like most. This style forces you to create your own "multitool" , what a nice vid.😊
Really appreciate that.
It's cool to see an EDC that doesn't involve a multitool, and is tailored to daily use rather than 'what if'. I mostly use pliers, a knife and a torch, so could boil my EDC down to those I guess. If I could stop thinking 'what if' that, is : -)
Yeah, those items are definitely the 'go to' options. A knife, knipex and torch would serve me well.
With a knife, light, pliers, wrench, bits, fire, pen, pry tool - I would say you are sorted! I pack pretty much the same, but my lighter always leaves me.
Thanks mate.
Nice compact kit Ant. Love the knife. interesting to see how your EDC is evolving.
It's a nice little pouch now. Covers most bases.
Very nice pocket sized kit! That Boker pen is really neat.
Thanks my friend. Yeah, that Boker pen is great.
That Fox is a lovely looking knife!
Great ECD 👌🏻
I love it! One of my favourites.
That’s a beautiful knife. Another great video.
Thanks buddy.
great vid mate. didnt know there were so many options
Glad you enjoyed it my friend.
A whole lot of useful gear there Mate 🛠👍😊
Thanks my friend. I knew you'd approve.
A nice little selection Sussex . For me your selection is lacking a saw , but as you say we all tailor our carry to our needs . Keep up the brilliant content my friend , A T B , Tony . 🐴🏴
Ooh, that's something to consider 🤔. Not sure it'd get enough use though.
Nice kit mate
Thanks 👍 I appreciate that.
I would add a magnetic bit extender, could extent the rachet for more leverage, and also extend the bit.
Great tip. I'm gonna look into that.
Nice kit. I think you could DIY a case for your extra bits from a plastic straw. I personally hate using tiny plastic bags as I feel they always rip a hole just when you least need a hole.
Great tip. Thanks for sharing that.
The Bic lighters are better than a Clipper if you don't smoke and use them several times a day. The reason being that they are filled in the factory, presumably in a sealed unit under pressure, and hold much more gas than a Clipper. Speaking from experience, I had a full size Bic last 4 months being used every day, but I have to refill my Clippers every month. Also I found out after that Bic was empty and I took the flint out, the flints on them are way bigger than those in the Clipper. So Bics are better for survival kits etc. or for occasional use.
As to the tools since I bought the Knipex Cobra XS that has become the mainstay of my EDC as it's so useful and unless you need to cut wire it's better than the needlenose pliers on multitools as you can grip nuts and bolts with it or other things, like the fuel cap on an oil lamp which is too tight to open, for example.
I've got the Sealey ratchet/driver like you but find it a bit heavy in the pocket so more often than that I carry the Wera 813 bit holder/handle, it's about the size of a full sized Bic or Clipper lighter, and featherlight. But the Sealey ratchet is more versatile.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts on the lighter. Food for thought.
I'm a huge fan of the Knipex Cobra XS and that sealey wrench is the best solution I've found for my needs so far.
I love everyone's solutions to similar problems and needs.
Nice portable tool kit. I keep a Leatherman on my person everyday a small kit in my backpack. There are more comprehensive kits that are kept at work and in the vehicle.
Nice one!!! It's great to have different options.
I am recently showing an interest in watches and am interested to know what in your opinion is the ultimate edc watch?
It depends if you want it for dress or activity. I still think the G Shock is one of the most durable and resilient watches for activity. For dress watch I wear an Omega.
I'm sporting the Citizen Promaster Tough. In fact I have two. One on a Junghans titanium mesh bracelet and one on a Bonetti Centurino 330 rubber strap. Excellent watch. Alternatively, you can't go wrong with a Casio 'Duro'. A solid, great bang for the buck watch. 🥊
That's a smart looking watch. The duro looks interesting. I have worn Casio watches for years as they offer so much for so little money and I know that if I am wearing it on a daily basis I am going to damage it in no time.
I did however get a smart looking Timex Q Diver over Christmas which I am looking forward to wearing.
Not a Rolex or investment type watch but it looks smart.
no multitool?
No need with all these individual tools. It's more versatile for my needs this way.
I like your setup, only thing I might add is a prethreaded needle and thread, a little bit of duct tape, and a little nub cut from a hot glue stick. All very low bulk, and you can use the pliers and the lighter to melt the hot glue if needed.
Great ideas there!!! Thanks for sharing, I'll look into those.
what a strange hobby
Not any stranger than any other I guess.