Vintage Every Day Carry - Old School Survival Gear from the 40s-80s
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- Опубликовано: 8 фев 2025
- In this video, we dive into the world of vintage every day carry (EDC) gear, showcasing old-school survival tools from the 1940s to 1980s. Perfect for prepared citizens, first responders, and outdoor enthusiasts, this collection of vintage survival gear highlights the enduring reliability of tools that have stood the test of time. Whether you're a hiker, camper, backpacker, dirt bike rider, adventure rider, hunter, or overlander, these classic pieces of gear are built for durability and practicality in any emergency situation.
We explore iconic items like the vintage multi-tool, pocket knife, fire-starting equipment, and compasses, all designed to provide essential survival functions. Learn how to incorporate these timeless tools into your modern-day EDC setup, blending the best of retro survival gear with today’s cutting-edge technologies.
If you’re passionate about survival preparedness, DIY projects, or simply love the history of survival tools, this video is for you. We also discuss the importance of selecting high-quality, reliable gear for outdoor adventures and emergency situations. Check out the product links in the description for more recommendations on vintage survival gear and EDC essentials. Stay prepared and explore with confidence!
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What vintage items and gear do you collect or use with your every day carry?
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I have a few items that have been passed down as well. It is really fun to hear you talk about them.
@@davidconnolly4292 They definitely hold sentimental value and make for some good stories! Thanks for watching!
Greetings from Northern Ireland, enjoyed the video....subscribed
@@georgeohwell7988 thank you for watching and for your support!
Thanks for the info on the Leatherman, my grandfather passed away last year and I inherited the same one , it already had sentimental value but now it’s just that more special.
@@bss6356 I’m sorry for your loss. These tools that have been passed down, really do have a lot of stories to tell. I’m having a good time learning more about them and sharing the info with my family. Thank you for watching!
Great video. I am a smaller channel myself and only watch other smaller channels because they have better content and this is right up my alley. Subbed
@@MedicUp2024 Thank you for your support! I will check out your channel as well
I have that same wet stone.
@@xX_mx22_Xx Right on! Thanks for watching!
Old timer ? I resemble that remark 😀 You might be interested in knowing a bit about your swiss army knife.
The model of your knife is “The Huntsman,” probably bought in the 1960’s you have the rarer version it would
have had a long narrow file & nail cleaner on the back side where there is an open slot now. on this model
the saw & scissors hinge from opposite ends, where the normal Huntsman they both hinge from the same end
opposite the main blade. Your knife looks well loved The Huntsman is one of Victorinox’s most popular models.
All though it changed over the years, it’s still readily available today
@@hitchpost5822 Thank you for that information! I will have to find some pictures of what that file and nail cleaner would have looked like on this model originally! Thanks again for tuning in! I will have more vintage gear videos coming soon!