Micro Urban Essentials Everyday Carry Kit - Don't leave home without it!
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- Опубликовано: 16 июл 2024
- This video is a review of my micro everyday carry, or EDC, urban essentials kit. This EDC pouch is small enough to carry in a pocket or in any bag and will help you deal with the various daily challenges that come your way in an urban and workplace environment.
My name is Jonathan, I have a passion for all things 'gadget, travel and EDC' which has filled both my personal and work life for many years. This includes sourcing, reviewing and product development and the creation of two UK national retail chains. Find out more here: • About Jon Gadget - Who...
This channel is here to help you find great travel and carry gear on the back of solid and detailed reviews along with years of experience. I also hope to give you ideas and inspiration when it comes to everyday carry gear, travel gear and gadgets, which make life a little bit easier and perhaps more fun.
I welcome any feedback on my videos or the channel in general. Thank you for taking the time to read this.
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Contents of this video to help you navigate:
00:00 Intro
00:17 Size and weight
01:10 The pouch
01:37 The powerbank bank
03:23 Lever Gear
05:00 Thin Optics Emergency Glasses
05:56 Flashlight Rovyvon A8x
08:37 Charging the flashlight
09:20 Gorilla tape
09:45 Micro Cord
10:30 Victorinox Manager
12:20 Plasters and antiseptic wipe
13:03 Rite in the Rain Notepad
13:19 Meds and Titanium Tube
13:49 Emergency cash and BIC lighter
14:43 Superglue
16:08 Packing away
16:25 Bellroy Mini Sling
17:00 Facemask
17:42 Outro
Amazon Links:
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Lever Gear CableKit geni.us/5Mwi2
Thin Optics geni.us/r0qMlM
Flashlight Rovyvon A8x geni.us/Tj4c
Gorilla Tape geni.us/4zAVk
Micro Cord geni.us/IKAmz3r
Victorinox Manager geni.us/Or50R
Credit Card Plastic Sleeve geni.us/Jk6s
Rite in the Rain Notepad geni.us/KyB9wz
Pack of Superglue geni.us/sA06k7S
Bellroy mini sling geni.us/eKxbufE
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Titanium Tube www.banggood.com/Titanium-Eme...
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Comments:
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"have you ever been trapped in a lift for 3 hours without power?? Well I haven't...but this would help" that is such a perfect little quip. You need to do that more, your delivery was spot on.
Ha! Thanks - I think as I relax a bit more in front of the camera some more humour will start to show! Really appreciate the feedback. Also, congrats on crossing the 3k sub mark - your channel is really growing 👍
Outlaws did and father in law had to go. You know. Worst sort.Mother in law had to wait another 2 hours for rescue from the lift with you know what on floor. They left it behind. Ha. I'm still cracking up even though a few years ago. Was a bank holiday Monday in nursing home of all places. Carry loo roll people in your edc. Ha :)
@@waynehendry9782 😳OMG worst lift experience ever 😂😂😂
Well...just 2 weeks ago some workers got trapped for 2.5h arrouns midnight in the goods elevator of an exposition center (was there working but outside...)
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I have to apologise John. When I saw the title I thought “oh no, another EDC video”. I was wrong! You have some really great ideas there and an amazing little kit. Thanks so much for sharing - my Amazon cart is now full!
Thanks David for the feedback - really nice to hear 🙏
@@JonGadget i have a few things with me the whole day..
2 knives
1 multitool
Patches for wounds
Tissues
Carbines
Flashlight
Survival book
Plant book
Nature medicine book
Ir camera
Air sensor
Bags
2 Powerbanks (small with me ..20k in car )
Cable
Long cord
Tactical pen
Switzer knife (smaller one)
Medicine for 10 days
I don't use one bag ..but multiple attachments ..
Most stuff is in my daily bag ..the other on my belt ,in my jacket and some in a under wear bag
@@JonGadget also..I use a ffp2 face mask with additional wires around to get a better air tightness
@@AndroidFerret that list is seriously prepared!
You glossed over the most important part - the “cap lifter.” I’ve never been stuck in a dark elevator for three hours, but there have been many times I’ve had a beer and no way to open it. Oh the humanity!
good point!
I have one on my keychain, they are small and simple. Also it is worth to learn to open a bottle cap without an opener. I.e. With another bottle, a lighter, backs of cutlery, side of a wooden bench etc.
Instead of a ziptie on my lighter, I like to use a tough, long twist tie (from packaging). Then, I don't need a knife to cut it off, don't waste zipties and have a handy bit of wire just in case 😊
Thank you so much! After I saw this video I swapped my tiny altoids tin for a small soft pouch and I LOVE it!! The pouch is so much more practical and I can fit more practical items! I thoroughly enjoy your videos! Cheers!
I'm so pleased it was useful 👍
The mylar bags are a game changer in all my little kits... perfect! Hiking, car, backpack... all of them.
This is the most useful and realistic kit I've ever seen! Great vid
Genuinely impressed by the thought thats gone into the EDC idea and content and no fuss delivery in the video
Thank you for the kind feedback Bill 🙏
Excellent video, I am a regular follower of yours. I really like the approach you have of the EDC, it is how I understand it should be, preparing yourself for the things that happen to you in the day-to-day life of an ordinary civil person, but always ready. Greetings from Tucumán - Argentina.
Thank you Ricardo and greetings Argentina 🙏
Love your well thought out videos. This micro kit is no exception. Thank you!
Thank you 🙏
This is indeed a great addition to any EDC setup, very compact, very lightweight. I wanted to make some EDC setup for my wife, who teaches in an elementary school btw, but she doesn’t want to carry something heavy. And I think this setup that you have presented is perfect for her. Thanks so much Jonathan. Keep the good stuff coming! Hope you could say Hi to her in your next video, her name is Cherry. Thanks, once again!
thanks for the great feedback Atong 🙏
A video that is pretty much purpose-built for me. I love the pouch!
grea to hear 😃👍
I have had that exact same penkife on my keyring for over a decade, used the pen today!
Always useful and handy stuff, I didn't even know of the existing of most of the items, great. Just watched your video from last week and got notified with this one. Great job and the channel is growing. Take care.
Thanks Storn - much appreciated 🙏
Excellent choice, really well thought of.
Thank you very much for your work.
thank you for taking the time to feed back 👍
First of your videos I’ve seen. Most sensible kit ever. Instant subscribe!
Thank you 🙏 and welcome to the channel 👍
Great video and kit. I carry a small survival whistle with me also as part of my mini edc.... but otherwise a lot of the same stuff. Love the thin optics. But also have the credit card size lens as well. Both are good.
thank you for the feedback 👍 I carry a whistle in the outdoor version but great suggestion if it will fit
Agreed....that flashlight (torch) is amazing. Thanks for the video
When you started with a small "topo" bag I knew this had to be decent. This was an excellent video of essential EDC gadgets! You have a new subscriber. (I carry a small square shape topo bag with smaller items, cheers!)
Great to hear - welcome to the channel 👍
Thanks for the great video. I carry a fresnel credit card size lens as my emergency lenses. But I love the Thin Optics glasses and I have ordered a pair. I prefer to carry my mini-light on the keyring as I always have keys with me.
I'm going to check out the fresnel options - thanks for commenting 👍
I love your energy!
Stay happy healthy and fluid
Thank you 🙏
Great setup, love how compact the pouch is.
thank you
You're very prepared Jonathan -awesome kit.
Thanks for the feedback 🙏
I’ve been reading your posts for a bit , your choices are interesting , your reasoning in re: you choices is well thought out !
Excellent video with fantastic advice/gear!! And I agree with all of it! Thank you for sharing! 😁 (I also love the video set up, great quality and love the background!)
🙏 very much appreciated
I got those emergency glasses brought them to my eye doctor and had them change to my eye prescription so i lose my real glasses....no worries I got my backup! Thanks Jon another great video.
Nice. Your vids are always helpful with great recommendations. Thanks!
thank you 🙏
Us viewer here. Thanks for the inch’s and ounces.
Hi Alex, thanks for the feedback - I will endeavour to do this on all future videos - good to know it's appreciated
Love this. Found it inspiring to up my EDC game. Would suggest adding a safety pin. Takes up no space, and is useful to fasten and stab blisters etc!
good plan 👍
I've put a zip tie on my backup Cricket as well! Brilliant idea.
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I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve rewatched this video. It’s inspired a similar set up I put together in a chums wallet. I’m in West Australia where the nanny state doesn’t allow ANY knife to be carried for the purpose of “having a knife”. But I’ll risk a Leatherman Squirt. No room for a power bank sadly, I’ll have to carry separately. I cut a piece of a small flat sponge to the size of the space. Everything sits on it and stops things moving and grinding together while compressing and not really taking up space. Also I have a piece of 7mm glue stick instead of superglue, a trick from another of your videos Jon and one that has worked brilliantly for me. Thanks 😊
Finally! Yes, a change purse works a treat + Gerber Dime + pocket clip knife with a tool or two. Still need an adjustable with a pocket clip.
I fail in the fire dept, need to put a match head or two in something. Safety pins on every shirt tail.
Good show, thank you.
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Having a basic kit is quite effective and affordable.
Well done good sir! 😎👍
Thanks 👍
Will start building this kit for myself as soon as possible.
great 👍
Very interesting little kit thanks for sharing it with us 👍🏻
It’s no coincidence that this EDC style vid is one of your best. You should do a few more EDC set ups / themes!
Thanks for that. I have lots of ideas 😁
Absolutely brilliant channel. Found this while looking at powerbank reviews.
this is the best small edc kit i have seen so far
Good simple common sense items in there. I love that torch... you are costing me money!😆👍💰
This is really precise and helpful, cheers from India…. Thanks
you're welcome and greetings India
My most effective part in my micro EDC is a cleaning wipes for clothes. It is effectively removes dirt, spots without need to wash clothes in water. Very useful.
Exactly, cleaning wipes, tissue and some extra cash are essential. Next comes small power bank and compact scissors, maybe flashlight. Knifes and prybars are not really useful on day to day basis, specially in the city. Prying edc tools are just a gimmick anyway.
Hi Jonathan.
Great video. Really useful urban EDC.
Thank you 🙏
Alright, you’ve got me. This was the perfect video to watch, and I’ve just started ordering stuff to fit in my own little EDC pouch. I’ve decided to go with Defy’s x-pack pouch and a leather man style ps4, so that I can keep the pouch as my rotating coat edc, rather than something always on my person. I carry a pocket knife, wallet, keys, etc already, so this is the perfect way to organize all the stuff that is otherwise loose in my coat pockets.
That's great to hear - I am really pleased it was useful 😃
Leatherman PS4 is amazing, no pen or tweezers, but to have pliers and wire cutters is incredible for the size and weight.
This is a great kit and extremely informed explanation.
This is stuff that would be "actually used" and probably is actually used. You can tell who really does things. Coming frrom the UL backpacking community I can attest to the usefulness of many items like the ones here and the economy.
The UL guys and girls are part of my interest and inspiration 👍
@@JonGadget They really know what they are doing having lived it. Experience is knowledge.
Excellent! Well thought out. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you Michael 👍
Great kit John and well explained too
Thanks James 😊
Great daily carry kit. I want to build one as well soon.
thank you 🙏
I've been trying to find an edc/gadget youtuber who is not only showing useful items, but who naturally funny with charm. I didn't fast forward through this video once, because I was laughing and taking notes of what I want to buy. Your eyes just have a sense of warmth that made me want to continue watching until the end. I love mini pocket knives and was thinking about the victorinox swiss mini champ, but the manager one looks cooler. Keep up the great work and I'm liking/subscribing now! God bless you sir 🙏🏿
Edit: Actually, the victorinox mini champ has more functions it seems, but I still plan on buying that multi functional flashlight.
The best micro kit in a very long time no nonsense just a micro « possible pouche » thanks 🙏
thank you 🙏
@@JonGadget whenever someone makes a good job you must tell him
Excellent video Jon, I would add a sewing kit (just awl, buttons and some wires), a paper clip, and a small magnet that can be tied to the string you already have to grab metallic things fallen in some spot difficult to reach with bare hands.
great feedback 👍
Each to his own of course, but I would leave out the lighter and maybe add a few safety pins for clothing and other repair. Many options there for personalization.
There are lots or options as you say - there is still some room in there too! I've just added a couple of safety pins - great suggestion 👍
Why would you leave out the lighter?
@@snapdragon2441 in an urban enviroment as a non smoker there is no need for a lighter in the EDC, if you are not a scared prepper who believes the world will collapse in the verry next minute.
Also, even in minor emergency situations, most urban areas have either enough places that sell lighters, no firematerial or the situation requires you to get out intsead of creating a fire... maybe keep one in the car or bagpack, but unless your smoking there is not realy a need for a lighter in the pockets...
@@snapdragon2441 Have you heard of Ron Hutter? He survived because he lost his lighter :D
Seriously though, a lighter can be a very useful item but its utility strongly depends on you and where you are.
Wow! Your edc is very well thought out. Could add some elastic bands and a sewing kit.
Best regards!
Good additions - thanks for commenting 🙏
This is actually a perfect setup for cyclists and bikepackers where weight is important!
Also, I've been struggling to find a perfect pen to include in my EDC - I had no idea about the Victorinox Manager... Looks like I might have to consider swapping out my Leatherman Micra! The number of times where I wish I had a pen on me to fill in a form or sign something... certainly makes it worthwhile!
great feedback - I am glad it was of help
Another fantastic video!
Thank you Ozzy
Very well thought out kit.
thank you 🙏
Well done sir!!! Bravo!!!
Thank you 🙏😊
Thank you, very practical! Great content. 👍
You're very welcome!
Nice kit sir, clever and useful decisions all around.
😊🙏
Whoa! I just discovered your channel and subscribed immediately. Your videos look great and I'm looking forward to discovering some cool new EDC gear.
Thank you 😃 and thanks for the sub 👍
@@JonGadget the thanks should be for you for making the effort to make the videos for us to enjoy. Wish you the best!
Some great ideas there mate. Good work 👍
thank you 🙏
Nice video. Love the setup. 👍
thank you 🙏
MAYBE the best urban kit I've seen.
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I like carrying a 4" Vice Grip with wirecutter in such a kit. Also a 4" Crescent wrench or a Knipex slip-joint pliers.
Great little kit! 👍😎
Thanks 👍
Awesome video! keep on the good work!
thank you 👍
Great video, just subscribed and looking forward to going through all your videos to help me put together my first EDC kit. 👍🏼😎
Fantastic, and thanks for the sub 😊
👍 .. now that is a compact and practical kit .. best I've seen in a while. Thanks for sharing.
I carry most (all .. depending ..) of that shown but not as compact. My Mini-Torch and Cash Tube are together with my Leatherman Micro on a Leather Cord fastened to my belt and housed in the pocket. Incidentally, the Cord is 50+ years old and with the occasional Dubbin Treatment, still in good nick. Has great Sentimental Value as it was the 'Riempie' that I used on my first Swiss Army Knife, bought just prior to commencing with my Basic Military Training in 1968. Still have the knife .. it goes with me into the Outdoors.
Some great food for thought .. will have to look into that Power Bank and associated USB Cable .. if available here in Switzerland. Once again, thanks .. take care ..
Wow! some great feedback 👍 thanks for sharing Thomas 🙏
@@JonGadget 👍
This is reminds me of the Top Gear Bolivia special. James had the emergency pouch. This is so James May. I Approve.
Nice comprehensive tour Jon. You've inspired me to make one myself.
Thanks for the great feedback Sam 😁
Thanks for a very useful video 👍
Will be checking out a couple of your suggestions (glasses & multi-cable) to add to my own EDC pouch.
A few things you might like to add to your kit, which have helped me out (and weigh almost nothing):
- elastic bands (ranger ones even better)
- three safety pins
- needle & thread
- couple zip ties
great suggestions thank you 👍
Great kit! I just can't do it often.
Good kit there, well done.
Thanks 👍
Great carry kit, useful items!
Jon, last weekend I made my EDC. Bigger than yours - I used a red fabric 2-compartment make-up case 21cm long, 11cm wide and 7 deep. (Somebody gave it to me years ago.) The 2 zip-up compartments have clear plastic fronts and in between them individual slots for pencils and a tiny little sleeve. I made a mod or two with velcro and my glue gun. Being female I put a fair amount of toiletry stuff (including a lipstick, a toothbrush and toothpaste tabs). This thing must be magic because just to experiment I stuffed everything into it that I could lay my paws on. And it just kept loading! It currently has more than 80 'things' in it and I want to put in one or two more things including a power bank and tiny torch. I finished it off by wrapping a TINY little hand towel around it and fastening it with a couple of elastic bands. The finished product hefts nicely in one hand and drops neatly into the bottom of my handbag. If I go hiking it will come out and go into my backpack. Anyway, as I dropped it into my handbag I smiled a little wryly to myself and wondered if I would ever have ocassion to use my new toy. Jon - 24 hours later I was being picked up by an ambulance and carted off to hospital. (Stomach pain - I'm fine now.) It was 12 o clock last night and I had enough get-up to put food down for the cat and grab my handbag. WITH my new EDC in it. This morning while waiting for the doctor I was able to:- 1. Wash my face with an antibacterial wipe. 2. Clean my teeth with a toothpaste tab and the brush. 3. Comb my hair. 4. Apply a lick of lipstick. But DEFINITELY a small power bank because my phone passed out... Thank God all those EDC videos I watched!
Very practical EDC. Subscribed!
Thank you and welcome to the channel 🙏😄
A very smart EDC! Hello from northeastern Mexico...
Hi 😃 🙏
yt algorithm just landed me here and im stoked! you're cool dude!
thank you 🙏 and welcome to the channel
Ove carried a small Swiss Army Knife with me every single day for about 30 years. I cannot count how often I’ve used it and for how many different things.
At one small office, our printer had paper jams several times a month and I used the knife to take the printer apart and get the ripped paper bits out.
Their size makes them easy to lose (I lose about one a year), so I buy a handful every time I visit Switzerland or find a good deal somewhere.
Great to hear 👍 thanks for sharing.
Great video Jon!
Thanks Ben. I’m really enjoying your reviews too.
One of my essential and favorite EDC items is the Nite Ize Quik Stand which is a credit card size and thickness phone stand that will hold your phone at any angle for easy viewing or use. I have several around the house and never leave home without it in my EDC case or wallet. Available from REI or Amazon in the US for about $9.00.
great feedback - I have seen this before and must try and get one 👍
Great kit.....well thought out....subscribed.
thank you and welcome to the channel
Finaly found and EDC'er without guns.
I'm only 4 minutes into your video, but I've already subscribed. Keep up the good work.
A small USB EDC tip:
There are usb bracelets (which i also use), in paracord finish, leather look, luxurous version, etc.
Mine kept up for about 2 years of continuous wearing it 24/7 (except under the shower).
Hi Rayanne - thanks for the feedback, info and the sub which is appreciated 👍
Some very good ideas here.
thank you Gary 🙏
Hi John, After watchingoneof yor other videos, I finally ordered the Tbin Optics. They are a much better solution to lost glasses than using a Frenzel lens. Now I am going to have to get the Lever Gear cord. Thank you.
I'm pleased it has helped - Thin Optics do work great in emergency 👍
Great idea s thank you
Crackin recommendation for a small power bank Jon. By far the smallest one I've come across, grabbed one from Argos the other day. Always nice when something seen in a RUclips video can be easily picked up on the high street!
Hi MeDiPY - yes, I still havent found anything to beat this yet for size and power - shape is a good option at this size too 👍
Omg this background shelf is awesome.. i wish i had the money, time ans space to build one .. officially jealous 🙀🙈🥳🥺
Thanks - this has been my home office long before RUclips 😊
Nice to see an actually realistic EDC kit......
thank you 🙏
I have the thin optics that stick on to the back of my phone case. If I forget or leave my reading glasses on the seat of my car prior to walking into a store , those thin optics are a great back up pair to read a label or operate the automated cashier kiosks.
good plan 👍
Informative and interesting-thank you!
Nice little kit. I usually carry a small (medical) emergency kit with 2 additions, afterbite (for wasp stings etc) and a tick remover. That last one should be mandatory imho, since the disease of Lyme is still uncurable. In the Netherlands about 1 in 7 ticks are infected and there are 1.5 million bites a year.....
The basic kit is equal size to your bag and i think 5 euros. So add a water bottle and the other 2 items, and lastly a toilet roll and a small towel, and you got my walking kit:)
Never leave without your towel;-)
great feedback - I have all those other items in a first aid kit which goes with me on every hike
@@JonGadget cheers, same here
great video! i'd wrap a length od black insulating tape around the small flashlight ( the would be "torch" to you..), a few wire paper clips, twist ties and a thumb drive with copies of crucial documents, contact lists photos of all my id and travel documents and credit cards (password protected of course) etc. and a couple of sandwiches, 100 meters of climbing rope , pup tent...
🤣🤣🤣 that's getting a bit bulky now!
I enjoyed this video. I have a similar pouch that I carry within my EDC bag as well. I like the idea of some gorilla tape and a micro tube of crazy glue. I would suggest a mini sewing kit and some safety pins for your pouch and also a mini nail clipper.
Great shout on the powerbank! There is nothing as annoying as breaking down when you only have only a few % power left on your phone. Happened to me twice which shows you can't teach new tricks to an old dog! 😅
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This is an awesome edc
I highly recommend the inCharge cable. I got it on Indiegogo so availability is forthcoming, but it has ALL of the cables built in, and is similar in size to what you have here
is this a new version as I think is available now?
Being a handy guy… I love having my Chapman Manufacturing Co, mini precision ratcheting screwdriver. Made in USA, feels just like the old craftsman.
Great to hear 👍 thanks for sharing.
For everyone on a budget: There is a similar pouch on Aliexpress for 10€. I bought it, it is perfect for that price. It even has three frontpockets and a hidden sidepocket.
Also I can recommend the M300 keychain light, that you can buy on Ali.
No, not bought opnions. Just another dude with lil budget.
Have a great day people and stay safe. :)
Very nice!
thank you 🙏
Nice kit! I would add a couple of other items:
1. A waterproof pill capsule with blood-glucose meter lancets in it. They are basically single-use microscalpels and are *perfect* for removing splinters/etc. that are under the skin. You can often get a few for free from your local pharmacist.
2. A small bottle or waterproof pill capsule of UV epoxy resin. Unlike super glue which sets almost instantly--which can cause problems--UV epoxy resin only sets when you shine UV light on it, which gives you *plenty* of time to make sure that everything is perfectly lined up. While not the cheapest option, you can get sets of 10x30ml bottles for about $3 per bottle. You can also ask a friend who has a resin-based 3d printer for some.
3. A stick of hot glue. This may seems somewhat strange, but many hot glue sticks contain a high percentage of PCL, which is a tough-as-nylon thermoplastic that melts into a moldable putty at only 60C, only becoming sticky at 70-80C. That means you just need a cup of hot water to melt it. ...or carefully heat it up with your lighter. (You'll want to do some testing first; not all hot glue sticks work the same way.)
4. A strip of self-fusing silicone tape, sealed in packing tape to keep it clean. Essentially, this is autovulcanizing rubber that can be stretched up to 300%. Instead of having an adhesive, it bonds only with itself to form a single piece of silicone that can be removed without leaving residue behind. While originally invented to protect wiring harnesses in naval aircraft, its thermal, electrical, and pressure resistances make it ideal for anything from sealing leaky pipes to wrapping loose wires to adding grip to a tool.
I hope that these help!
Thanks for the detailed suggestions - appreciated
The resin seems like a TERRIBLE idea, as that stuff is extremely toxic and sensitizing. Keep it off your skin :), you need some kind of squeeze tube or similar to apply it. And make sure to cure it properly, for long enough, or it might just hurt you.
@@superslimanoniem4712 It's only really dangerous before it is cured. As long as you are careful and use gloves, you'll be fine.
wow what a great video