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Cool video dude! Found it as I am getting this pouch. Has it held up ok for you?

Awesome video and kit man. Do you have a larger multi tool that you tend to use? I’ve always had the first Gerber Suspension and have never understood the hate they tend to get online.

Congrats on 400! Never seen that one… I like it. Good stuff brother 👊🏻

I was looking for something about the glow rhino compass. Tritium is my preference for "glow-in-the-dark" tech, especially for when it counts. 👍

I have that pouch and never used it. You’ve given me some good ideas.

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I've got that same Slim Select 112 and I think it's safe to close one handed. You'd have to flick it really hard to get the blade anywhere close to the danger zone where it would close all the way on your hand. Also, I don't think the studs rotate, but it just feels that way because of the grooves in them.

Congratulations!😊

Great video! Thank you for the mention and congrats!!

good content but what's with all the children's toys in the background???? might wanna change this my friend. Thanks

Congrats on the subs !

Thank you and congratulations! I think it's fair to say and I speak for all of your subscribers we all appreciate and are thankful also for the Gratitude you pocess. You're channel will go far'

Congratulations on 400!

Congratulations! Way to go!

Congratulations on 400 subs! Well deserved.

Your nails look fabulous.

I really like how you use the ranger bands to hold the bits together. Gonna go look for a old bike tire in the garage

Thats a pretty functional set! I've been mulling over the idea of carrying a first aid kit for a while. I've bought a couple premade ones for my cars, but I've never built one myself. For basic sliver solving I carry a victorinox compact (which includes scissors, a tiny pen, and a stainless steel pin), a set of victorinox nail clippers, and the uncle bill's sliver grippers. Between those items I can usually take care of hang nails, slivers, and tiny tasks. I carry a small set of bandaids and a couple alcohol wipes in my backpack usually as well. I wish I could find a way to daily pocket carry a slightly more substantial first aid kit. I work outside sometimes and I sweat a lot, so I worry about ruining a kit in my pocket but maybe a waterproof pouch would work? Have you come across any pocket sized waterproof pouches in your travels? Also, love the idea of keeping an inventory sheet and personal medication information sheet for it! Great idea!

Hey Ashton, I enjoyed your video! I have a suggestion on the screwdriver. I carry the Wiha 38090 14 in One stubby. The double sided wiha bits fit in the leatherman ratcheting bit driver, and the racheting bit driver fits in the stubby handle. (it only holds if you have it in the correct orientation, just note that if you buy it). Since I work with security cameras I bought a couple "13 Piece Double Ended Security Bit Reload for 26-in-1 Ultra Driver" sets to go with that. The flat/Phillips combo is particularly excellent. The end result is that I can carry 14 unique bits and I can choose whether I use the stubby or the wave+ as my driving handle. If I use the stubby, I can use the wave+ to hold a nut on the other side, or I can use the wave+ to get more length if the task requires that. Its incredibly handy and compact! I actually carry all of that in a viperade pocket organizer in my pocket, and my wave+ on my belt in its sheath. I also carry a pry tool, a Klein Tools 32933 (6 piece double sided socket set), wire scissors, and a milwaukee 4 in 1 phillips and flathead precision screwdriver in the viperade. I'd love to hear any opinions or questions you have on the wiha stubby!

Very nice. Thanks for sharing.

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The Climber has a fantastic toolset. I keep a Mountaineer in my bag which is a Climber with a metal saw/file. I had to use the file one time to trim down the tweezers so I could use them as a makeshift precision flathead so I could fix the toilet paper holder in my son's dorm room during moveout. The toilet paper holder didn't need to be sturdy, just good enough to pass inspection. :) Day to day EDC; however, is typically a common Pioneer X on a P7 dangler hanging in my left pocket.

Man that's a nice collection. I have a solid black micro 1050 case as well that I took the rubber insert out of and covered with random EDC stickers. Those are really nice little cases. Regarding my lights, one of my favorites is my orange I3 EOS UV light. It's such a cool little light and will charge a glow-in-the-dark patch really quickly.

Really nice video. One of the better videos I've seen that shows off the Alpaka Admin pouch. I'm going to have to watch your other videos now. Quick question, do you happen to remember where you got your bracelet?

Hey Ashton nice kit man ! can u tell the name of the tape measure and its brand PLZ ? thanks

I have seen these pouches several times They come in packs of three But I have never purchased them Another great idea the next time I am at Home Depot I guess I'll have to buy them now!😂 Great idea Thank you!

Great kit! Lots of great stuff..love the fob you made and the GITD one..great idea!! Thank you for the tag!!

Hey Ashton nice kit' As far as the screw driver choice just try out different ones until you find the one that's comfortable for that particular bag im changing mine on a regular basis. And have a fun putting the stuff back in the kit bag that's the fun part and probably 75 percent why we do this. Great bag by the way I love my maxpedition products .Thanks again for another awesome video Friend Have a good Memorial Day weekend

Thank you for sharing !

Nice duo you got there

Nice pocket dump and a really solid looking light. Thanks for sharing it!

Cool light..love Thrunite..I have a few

Great video bro!! Cool dump !Thank you for the tag!

Thank you great video keep them coming we're glad you're back and refreshed

Great vid Ashton! Subbed.

You should dump two of your bandaids and replace them with a wet wipe to clean a wound, plus a small pack of neosporin (perhaps made from a length of soda straw sealed with a lighter). That would make it a much more useful wallet first aid kit.

I have a set too and I really wish they would produce these. I have people ask me all the time where I got them.

Good looking trapper keeper! I used to use a Gondek pocket organizer - I really liked that, but wanted a zippered pouch, too, so I got a Dickinson Trading Post Pocket Pouch V2.

That looks very similar to a lochby billboard cover that I paid way too much for. Great find!

Nice little cases and kits

Awesome kits my friend! Thank you for sharing.

Cool kit setup

Great kits!! I have to catch up on your vids, I got behind as usual lol😊

Thanks for sharing about your really cool EDC kits, you have some really great options. ☺👍Take care and Cheers!

Such cool little card pouches. Thank you for sharing

Really nice, comprehensive emergency kit, thanks for sharing it!

One thing you might add is a spare set of your glasses. If you lose your original pair or they get broken it would be handy to have a backup pair. Don't know how your eyesight is but if I lost mine I would be alright with up close items but I wouldn't be able to see anything in the distance. Just a thought. Keep up the good work.

Nice emergency bag. Very comprehensive.

just a question are you able to do higher quality than 360p? the video looks a little choppy and blurry, unless its on my end.

Those Pokemon editions are so cool and cute! My favorite for the longest time was Corphish, but was recently beat out by Tinkaton. I've not tried Platinum, but I've been grooving my Pilot Prera and Kukuno quite a bit. My collection is still very small so far 😅