I do something kind of like this. I have things purchased for special occasions. Father’s Day. Anniversary. It helps remember special days 😊 hope you have an amazing day❤
I have 4 of this Arc small boulder wallet and I put many small EDC items in the wallet and just clip all 4 wallets horizontally to my belt, it sits perfectly over my belt, you can hardly notice it's there! This is the most useful wallet for EDC items that I have ever used!
I’ve been using your dangler trick for all of 2023 (Rovyvon A8 + keysmart magnet + 58 mm Victorinox) and it’s been so great that I have no reason to change it up in 2024, at least not yet!
Those keysmart magnets are super strong, I carry one on my keyring just to use as a magnet, I don't tether off of it, I use TEC Accessories Stainless Steel Python Clips instead.
I don't have the same budget as this EDC, but the concept and types of tools are pretty much what I am aiming at for my own EDC. With two major differences: I don't pocket carry and my wallet will be something stand-alone. My backpack goes literally everywhere with me, and I have a lot of tech concerns I prepare for, so organization is a huge thing for me.
EDC is what works for each individual....There is no right and wrong. Most people have keys, wallet...and after that anything goes. A lot of my older friends still don't own a smart phone. I carry one, and hardly use it. I like a watch. I carry a multi tool and Knipex Cobra...but rarely seem to use. But...Super handy when needed! I could probably get by with a folding knife...and my SAK Rambler...and a couple of flashlights, and be good...but carry things "just in case"....For a pen on work days....it has to be a one handed one...with no removable cap to lose.
I've been carrying a Redeemed Creations front bi-fold now for a few years and admittedly, I forgot the companies name. Thanks to your video, I remember! Great video. Keep rocking.
About UV-light…I have a small Rovyvon on my keychain, it has UV and I use it to charge the lume on my watch. This is especially useful during these dark winter months 👍 Great video btw! Really enjoy your channel.
Outstanding job summarizing your EDC, and choices. My favorite watch, hands down, is my Vortic Boston 470 model, which is a piece of history, with a Leatherman Tread watchband. Although it is a little on the heavy side (off-wrist) once you put it on it is very comfortable and gives me 17 additional backup tools.
Just received a Nitecore MT2A Pro flashlight today as I was busy watching this video. Initial impression is good - will be tested on the evening dog walks. It can use two standard AA batteries but comes with a special USB-C rechargeable battery that provides a higher output.
17:50 it has a dull, thicker "spine" because it is a Bushcraft-style. You need that for hitting it with a large stick to use as a wedge. Usually Bushcraft isnt EDC unless you're in the boonies/Bayou.
Full-size Multi Tool isn't necessary for me to carry everywhere I go every day, I know it is for some but I'm having a growing urge to start designing a custom EDC knife/light duty multi tool. You have been nothing but inspiration!
Good call out. I think tools like the sog flash MT need to be explored more. For a long time pliers have been the main focus of a multitool. The knife needs a little more focus again.@@maxlvledc
I have a $15 casio walmart special that I use (and replace) for beater applications, and a decent fossil mechanical watch for classier situations. just added that casio lineage to my "collection" because it seems like a good middle ground, so thanks
My current EDC is quiete simple. Leatherman Free T4, O-Light Warrior Nano, an uncool bison leather wallet, a box with bandaids/Neosporin, small pill container with a couple of NSAID and benadryl. Watch is a Garmen Instinct Solar. Cellphone of course and for self defense pepper spray, a pistol with one spare magazine. I carry additional items depending on requirements.
@@MJCarrilloCastro i have it's big brother the Warrior 3 S which is too big for EDC and the Nano fits into my preference low signature items. I have reduced what I carry to what I actually use on daily basis and add things I need for a specific purpose.
Would love to see you review walking sticks, especially linger "trekking poles." I use a 55" stick, 1 1/2 diameter, with a pick up tool and a 90 degree angle light zip tied to it. VERY handy, and adds another flashlight to the ensemble. Can't have too many! I also attach a small Fenix 360 lmen light to a wrist band I wear. Comes in real handy to just be able to touch your right hand to you left and have a light on that is already pointed ahead.
That Fenix flashlight is hands down the best work light edc light I've ever owned. My only complaint is I wish they designed the pocketclip to sit a little deeper. Hard to do but I do get scared it'll fall out.
G'day Maestro.! Great updates & comparison. That Factor will be added to our collection hopefully soon. A great subject for mods. Merry Christmas & safe New Year mate. Cheers from Australia.
It'd be cool to see some basic emergency medical items in there. Bandaids take up little space and might be used frequently, and a strap-style tourniquet would be used infrequently (hopefully never) but could save someone's life (though, a belt can work). There are probably other reasonable things to include I'm not thinking of.
What do you actually do in your day job when not reviewing gear? I always wonder what people do where they really do use all this stuff daily, since that's so removed from my daily experience. (Work from home computer stuff.)
I used to be a chemist, then teacher, then worked in Parks and Rec (used edc a ton) now this is my only job basically. Which is why things look very pristine
The only things I've added to my edc last yr was a Nitecore NU33 and a Klarus XT1A and recently replaced that with a Klarus XT1C Also got a Klarus HM3 but I don't like it much. There's no safety for it, it'll turn on easily in your pocket/pouch/bag If they can upgrade it so you have to fast click 3x to lock/unlock and then long press to turn on/off it would be better. It only has blinking red no solid red, no SOS, no beacon mode either. If they can jam pack all those features in that small headlamp that would be great
Very impressive. As an active paramedic I have to carry wide variety of items. I do not carry a multi-tool while working. I do carry a folding knife at all times, flashlights (2) and various medical items. Off duty, I always carry a hard use folding knife, flashlight, and SOG powerpint. Of course a pen, and notepad, and pocket reference. Nice video, love your channel and respect your recommendations. Thanks!
Looks interesting, I like how you can clip it to the back of a phone. If my Vext ever wears out (doubtful), that would be one that I would definitely consider.
Not sure if this is a european thing, but I like the Victorinox better. The quality is better than Leatherman. But I must confess that I worry about scratches and damages much more and even dropping it scares me for a second while a Leatherman feels like you can throw it under a train. Didn’t know about the clip for the Spirit and will try to get one for mine. So far I just saw the additional corkscrew.
"Made in the USA" is about the same as "Made in China" for most Europeans. We don't connect American made stuff with quality unless it's an artisan made object.
Does the thumb opening tab on the spirit MX ever catch on things as you’re cutting? I love the idea of the one-handed open, but worry about the reduced usable blade length due to that tab getting in the way. What is your experience?
I want to organize some useful trunk stuff like first aid, basic cleanup, sleeping stuff if stranded, food and water maybe. Just not sure how to organize it all.
The Arc Company Bolder XL is my jam! Mostly I went with the XL because I want my cash folded once. I can't stand trifolding bills. Inside I currently carry cash in the back slot folded in half (I like to have cash for tipping servers and such) and cards in the front two slots (I think 7ish between license, credit cards, and insurance cards). On the front I have a Rite in the Rain Pocket Pen on the left (though you have to be careful since no clip it can slide out when the wallet is open but I've just gotten used to being careful of that) and a RovyVon Angel Eyes E3 on the right (though that might change to an Olight). In the back slot I have a few bandages and business cards. I can't say enough great things about Arc Company stuff. So well designed and made! I also just got The Marksman case to use as an EDC writing kit and have a notebook, Rite in the Rain pen, Rite in the Rain pencil, eraser, and small ruler/template guide in it. It's been just as fantastic as the wallet.
Re Wallet: What would you suggest to look at, if you carry a Victorinox Explorer, a Pen, and want to carry cards as well? The Explorer makes it hard to find something, that doesnt leave me wanting for more.
I think an Arkflex Pro should be coming. Three lights and angled. I hope it is technically possible. And an usb c would be awesome. As for 2024, i tend to resize my EDC, make it smaller, but more capable. I'm thinking Victorinox MXBS with a clip, TS25, fixed blade, slim wallet, Casio GW B5600BC.
I feel like a food prep knife is necessarily separate tool to all other tools, especially the dirty knife, and especially when cooking for not only yourself. It you want to take this concept to the extreme, carry kosher dairy and meat knives 😉
Streamlight Stylus Pro USB has been a great flashlight for me for over a year.... Oh... Yeah... a S&W M&P pistol with 2 spare mags is good for EDC too!!
I've got a Victorinox Manager on my key chain, but with a Nite Ize carabiner connector. Trying to use the small tools while keeping the rest of your key chain items out of the way is a pain in the ass. I have a magnetic connector for my Rovyvon.
Just got a gerber center drive this holiday season, love it so far, I was thinking about pairing a SAK with it like the huntsman, farmer, or ranger. So I can have a saw and scissors. Any suggestions? I just want it for edc and just overall preparedness. Thank you ahead of time
I really liked the wallet section of this video as I have been considering the Arc Bolder myself. I'm just curious what do you do in your day job? I've been watching your videos for a year or so now and have bought some great gear you have recommended but I'm curious how you actually find need for it in real life. Perhaps you made more videos on this topic earlier in the channel but I haven't seen much mention of that recently. Just curious.
I'm always getting asked to help with this or that from family members or just people I know. That is part of it. I've always loved having a spectrum of tools on me, as it came in handy for most of my past jobs. Atm this is full time so they get less use..but I still try to work on making it more and more efficient.
I never much cared for fixed blades myself due to the bulkiness of them and being hard to hide on my fat body. Also working at a college makes me weary of carrying a knife.
Let’s get these big ass knives with the newest steel out. The “coolest” scales amd keep them brand new but carry them in case I have to help out with food prep hahahahaha. Whst color skirts do you prefer to wear?
I have never had trouble going g through airport security in the US and Europe with my Jetsetter. Last week Disneyland security stopped me. The Jetsetter and titanium whistle were not allowed.
I definitely carry a watch everyday, being prior service on top of growing up in a military household, punctuality was beat into me as early as 3rd grade. At this point I don’t want to know what happens if I don’t wear a watch. No flashlight for my EDC, my eyes are great and if I need one it never has to exceed a few hundred lumins. Gerber Center drive in a kydex sheath with a bit cart and a Gerber StrongArm in a custom kydex sheath on my belt. I use a rigger belt from Wolf Tactical and it’s going on 2 years of every day use and it’s holding up fine. Gerber 06FAST for my pocket knife and a Gerber Lockdown Pry for a pocket pry bar. I have a magpul EDC essential wallet, a Columbia PFG or PHG hat and Twisted X boots. That’s my Appalachian Soldier EDC.
That's a lot of redundancy in your kit at the end. I count 2 scissors, 2 pliers, 3 screwdrivers, 3 blades (I think the arc has 2 or 3?)... Seems like you could ciut a third of it out without losing any functionality. Like, you have 3 multitools alone. (Arc, jetsetter, keyring.) Just seems unnecessary weight.
Hmm, I built the wallet keys as a layer, the multitool is another layer...I do agree to some extent though. I try to only add redundancy that gives different functions. Blades: utility knife, saw, magnacut blade (don't think there is another)
I agree with the complaint, but I also find redundancy tends to happen because tools have minimal configurability. Better to have a little waste in redundancy than to be missing something that comes in handy frequently.
Why does no one consider a flame source as useful for edc? I’m not a rural or survival type, I’m quite urban. But having a little torch lighter is a game changer. Burn off a stray thread, warm up something rubber, loosen a tight bolt with some heat expansion. Not to mention lighting things on fire….
You're not alone. Many people carry a lighter EDC. Hey, 80 years ago everyone did just for a smoke. Speaking of that, I'd live to see a quality flashlight with an arc lighter on it (though, yes, they aren't usable for all applications a gas lighter is).
I bought myself an orient mako ll for one year of sobriety and I’ve been loving it ever since❤
That's a cool idea, you should get some dope piece of EDC every year on your sobriety anniversary
I do something kind of like this. I have things purchased for special occasions. Father’s Day. Anniversary. It helps remember special days 😊 hope you have an amazing day❤
Thumbs up and 100% agree on the Swiss Tool MX Clip, such a complete and comfortable tool to use and carry in your pocket!
That was a great video, brother! Keep up the stellar work!
I have 4 of this Arc small boulder wallet and I put many small EDC items in the wallet and just clip all 4 wallets horizontally to my belt, it sits perfectly over my belt, you can hardly notice it's there! This is the most useful wallet for EDC items that I have ever used!
I’ve been using your dangler trick for all of 2023 (Rovyvon A8 + keysmart magnet + 58 mm Victorinox) and it’s been so great that I have no reason to change it up in 2024, at least not yet!
Those keysmart magnets are super strong, I carry one on my keyring just to use as a magnet, I don't tether off of it, I use TEC Accessories Stainless Steel Python Clips instead.
Awesome!
I don't have the same budget as this EDC, but the concept and types of tools are pretty much what I am aiming at for my own EDC. With two major differences: I don't pocket carry and my wallet will be something stand-alone. My backpack goes literally everywhere with me, and I have a lot of tech concerns I prepare for, so organization is a huge thing for me.
EDC is what works for each individual....There is no right and wrong. Most people have keys, wallet...and after that anything goes. A lot of my older friends still don't own a smart phone. I carry one, and hardly use it. I like a watch. I carry a multi tool and Knipex Cobra...but rarely seem to use. But...Super handy when needed! I could probably get by with a folding knife...and my SAK Rambler...and a couple of flashlights, and be good...but carry things "just in case"....For a pen on work days....it has to be a one handed one...with no removable cap to lose.
Those are smart older people.
Thank you for all of the great content. I discovered your channel recently and I have really enjoyed your stuff. Keep up the great work!
I've been carrying a Redeemed Creations front bi-fold now for a few years and admittedly, I forgot the companies name. Thanks to your video, I remember! Great video. Keep rocking.
About UV-light…I have a small Rovyvon on my keychain, it has UV and I use it to charge the lume on my watch. This is especially useful during these dark winter months 👍
Great video btw! Really enjoy your channel.
Outstanding job summarizing your EDC, and choices. My favorite watch, hands down, is my Vortic Boston 470 model, which is a piece of history, with a Leatherman Tread watchband. Although it is a little on the heavy side (off-wrist) once you put it on it is very comfortable and gives me 17 additional backup tools.
Just received a Nitecore MT2A Pro flashlight today as I was busy watching this video. Initial impression is good - will be tested on the evening dog walks. It can use two standard AA batteries but comes with a special USB-C rechargeable battery that provides a higher output.
17:50 it has a dull, thicker "spine" because it is a Bushcraft-style. You need that for hitting it with a large stick to use as a wedge. Usually Bushcraft isnt EDC unless you're in the boonies/Bayou.
And for Multitools, I currently like the G.O.A.T. I used to carry the SOG Powerlock, but it doesn't have a clip and hang low in my pocket
Full-size Multi Tool isn't necessary for me to carry everywhere I go every day, I know it is for some but I'm having a growing urge to start designing a custom EDC knife/light duty multi tool.
You have been nothing but inspiration!
what do you think of the SOG Flash?
Good call out. I think tools like the sog flash MT need to be explored more. For a long time pliers have been the main focus of a multitool. The knife needs a little more focus again.@@maxlvledc
Realise when people who carry EDC are always the helpful people, always prepared to help someone
I unironically love end-of-year roundup season on RUclips!
I have a $15 casio walmart special that I use (and replace) for beater applications, and a decent fossil mechanical watch for classier situations. just added that casio lineage to my "collection" because it seems like a good middle ground, so thanks
My current EDC is quiete simple. Leatherman Free T4, O-Light Warrior Nano, an uncool bison leather wallet, a box with bandaids/Neosporin, small pill container with a couple of NSAID and benadryl. Watch is a Garmen Instinct Solar. Cellphone of course and for self defense pepper spray, a pistol with one spare magazine. I carry additional items depending on requirements.
How are you liking the warrior nano? I was going to buy one but I had just got the arkfeld pro so I couldn't justify getting a new light this soon.😂
@@MJCarrilloCastro i have it's big brother the Warrior 3 S which is too big for EDC and the Nano fits into my preference low signature items. I have reduced what I carry to what I actually use on daily basis and add things I need for a specific purpose.
You use your pistol and pepper spray on a daily basis? @@johnshepherd9676
This is called a purse. Women carry them them. Adapt and overcome, you do not need any of those things.
Would love to see you review walking sticks, especially linger "trekking poles." I use a 55" stick, 1 1/2 diameter, with a pick up tool and a 90 degree angle light zip tied to it. VERY handy, and adds another flashlight to the ensemble. Can't have too many! I also attach a small Fenix 360 lmen light to a wrist band I wear. Comes in real handy to just be able to touch your right hand to you left and have a light on that is already pointed ahead.
Thanks
Smart!
You are now 10% robocop.
Just starting wearing a watch again, I just got fed up of digging my phone out, just to see what time it is.
That Fenix flashlight is hands down the best work light edc light I've ever owned. My only complaint is I wish they designed the pocketclip to sit a little deeper. Hard to do but I do get scared it'll fall out.
Same issue here...I can tolerate it though because it's so good
Love how you grown during years. Was subscribed from early Multiforce days. All the best and keep up the good work!
G'day Maestro.! Great updates & comparison. That Factor will be added to our collection hopefully soon. A great subject for mods. Merry Christmas & safe New Year mate. Cheers from Australia.
I like your set up.
Thanks!
My favorite multi-tool for the past couple years has been the Leatherman Signal. It's a great go to one.
It'd be cool to see some basic emergency medical items in there. Bandaids take up little space and might be used frequently, and a strap-style tourniquet would be used infrequently (hopefully never) but could save someone's life (though, a belt can work). There are probably other reasonable things to include I'm not thinking of.
Excellent as always, thank you!
What do you actually do in your day job when not reviewing gear? I always wonder what people do where they really do use all this stuff daily, since that's so removed from my daily experience. (Work from home computer stuff.)
I used to be a chemist, then teacher, then worked in Parks and Rec (used edc a ton) now this is my only job basically. Which is why things look very pristine
The only things I've added to my edc last yr was a Nitecore NU33 and a Klarus XT1A and recently replaced that with a Klarus XT1C
Also got a Klarus HM3 but I don't like it much. There's no safety for it, it'll turn on easily in your pocket/pouch/bag
If they can upgrade it so you have to fast click 3x to lock/unlock and then long press to turn on/off it would be better. It only has blinking red no solid red, no SOS, no beacon mode either. If they can jam pack all those features in that small headlamp that would be great
Very impressive. As an active paramedic I have to carry wide variety of items. I do not carry a multi-tool while working. I do carry a folding knife at all times, flashlights (2) and various medical items. Off duty, I always carry a hard use folding knife, flashlight, and SOG powerpint. Of course a pen, and notepad, and pocket reference. Nice video, love your channel and respect your recommendations. Thanks!
Awesome! Love hearing from those that depend on tools every day.
I'm a man who switched to metal wallets long ago, I had the og trayvax wallet, and currently use the XSTO by akenni and love it
Looks interesting, I like how you can clip it to the back of a phone. If my Vext ever wears out (doubtful), that would be one that I would definitely consider.
Not sure if this is a european thing, but I like the Victorinox better. The quality is better than Leatherman. But I must confess that I worry about scratches and damages much more and even dropping it scares me for a second while a Leatherman feels like you can throw it under a train. Didn’t know about the clip for the Spirit and will try to get one for mine. So far I just saw the additional corkscrew.
Agreed. My leatherman is high quality, but my victorinox is the best crafted piece of metal I've ever touched.
"Made in the USA" is about the same as "Made in China" for most Europeans. We don't connect American made stuff with quality unless it's an artisan made object.
Genuine question. How often do you use these things?
multi tool and flashlight every single day..the rest...rarely.
@@maxlvledc Understood, thank you. Appreciate the response
Does the thumb opening tab on the spirit MX ever catch on things as you’re cutting? I love the idea of the one-handed open, but worry about the reduced usable blade length due to that tab getting in the way. What is your experience?
Only application where that really comes into play is food prep..and yes it does get in the way somewhat
I want to organize some useful trunk stuff like first aid, basic cleanup, sleeping stuff if stranded, food and water maybe. Just not sure how to organize it all.
Nice watch. I use a Casio Rangeman (not the GPS version), the barometer is really useful but it is a chunky watch.
Some cool goodies there, thanks for showing those to us!
All hail Winterblade!! 💜💜💜
Just bought an Arkflex and really enjoying the adjustablity, although I really wish they'd use USB-C charging
Love that Victorinox Compact with back phillips. I really need one!
Strange question but when you say you edit with your phone, what is software you are using,
Kinemaster
The Arc Company Bolder XL is my jam! Mostly I went with the XL because I want my cash folded once. I can't stand trifolding bills. Inside I currently carry cash in the back slot folded in half (I like to have cash for tipping servers and such) and cards in the front two slots (I think 7ish between license, credit cards, and insurance cards). On the front I have a Rite in the Rain Pocket Pen on the left (though you have to be careful since no clip it can slide out when the wallet is open but I've just gotten used to being careful of that) and a RovyVon Angel Eyes E3 on the right (though that might change to an Olight). In the back slot I have a few bandages and business cards. I can't say enough great things about Arc Company stuff. So well designed and made! I also just got The Marksman case to use as an EDC writing kit and have a notebook, Rite in the Rain pen, Rite in the Rain pencil, eraser, and small ruler/template guide in it. It's been just as fantastic as the wallet.
What a beautiful blade!!! Amazing sword!!!
It might be a little controversial but I love my P2. great edc carry. Functional and no bits to lose.
It may be Discontinued...possibly
Tape over the Keys is a good idea, not gonna lie!
Love to see a Leatherma K4 in Magnacut. I'd carry that and a Cobra XS only
How come the baton 4 wasn’t in your final choice? I see you chose the Arcfeld instead.
It's what I carry the most these days...and the arc makes...3 arcs for the pic lol
nice. thanks for sharing!
Hey!! What is the camouflage scales on your arc? I can’t find anything in your other videos explaining what this is
woops! I'll add a link!
Do you have a video of the scale install on the jet setter? What mods are necessary to the tool structure to accommodate the screws?
Do you keep the wallet/mini tool holder in your back pocket?
Gerber Center drive is the best multitool all around hands down.
Hey mate what have you done to the scales of your arc ?
They are laser cut scales, link in description
They are laser cut scales, link in description
Cheers mate
Do you know of a flashlight slim enough to fit in the Tok? I really like it but I never carry a pen.
Hmmmm, a reylight mini pineaple would work
@@maxlvledc now that is the info I was looking for. Thanks man!
Re Wallet: What would you suggest to look at, if you carry a Victorinox Explorer, a Pen, and want to carry cards as well? The Explorer makes it hard to find something, that doesnt leave me wanting for more.
Explorer is too thick for a wallet imo
The xl Bolder will work though
Really well above average for any EDC channel video, including yours. Only thing I see missing is a smart tracker for the key ring.
I think an Arkflex Pro should be coming. Three lights and angled. I hope it is technically possible. And an usb c would be awesome. As for 2024, i tend to resize my EDC, make it smaller, but more capable. I'm thinking Victorinox MXBS with a clip, TS25, fixed blade, slim wallet, Casio GW B5600BC.
I've my eye on those casio lineage, looks like a perfect travel watch to go with a G shock 5610.
Cheers 🍻
I feel like a food prep knife is necessarily separate tool to all other tools, especially the dirty knife, and especially when cooking for not only yourself. It you want to take this concept to the extreme, carry kosher dairy and meat knives 😉
Hey Dom, how did you customize the scales on your Arc?
Special laser cut stickers. I added a link in description
Where did you get the Swiss army jet Seeger
It's a kit on Ali express
Awesome EDC! I went with the Casio pro Trek for my watch
Streamlight Stylus Pro USB has been a great flashlight for me for over a year.... Oh... Yeah... a S&W M&P pistol with 2 spare mags is good for EDC too!!
Arkfeld Pro - Flex would be the flashlight of my dreams
I've got a Victorinox Manager on my key chain, but with a Nite Ize carabiner connector. Trying to use the small tools while keeping the rest of your key chain items out of the way is a pain in the ass. I have a magnetic connector for my Rovyvon.
Swiss Tool is very good. Its high quality and everything works so good. 😊
Just got a gerber center drive this holiday season, love it so far, I was thinking about pairing a SAK with it like the huntsman, farmer, or ranger. So I can have a saw and scissors. Any suggestions? I just want it for edc and just overall preparedness. Thank you ahead of time
Farmer X is probably the thinnest one and makes the most sense to me.
I really liked the wallet section of this video as I have been considering the Arc Bolder myself. I'm just curious what do you do in your day job? I've been watching your videos for a year or so now and have bought some great gear you have recommended but I'm curious how you actually find need for it in real life. Perhaps you made more videos on this topic earlier in the channel but I haven't seen much mention of that recently. Just curious.
I'm always getting asked to help with this or that from family members or just people I know. That is part of it. I've always loved having a spectrum of tools on me, as it came in handy for most of my past jobs. Atm this is full time so they get less use..but I still try to work on making it more and more efficient.
I never much cared for fixed blades myself due to the bulkiness of them and being hard to hide on my fat body. Also working at a college makes me weary of carrying a knife.
At my age, I'm starting to have to consider my reading glasses as an EDC item, lol.
Wo kann ich die Leder gürteltasche für Leathernam bestellen ? Du hast kein Link eingegeben ?
How are those RGT skins holding up?
Well!
Zebra pens are so underrated IMHO. I've been using a F-301 type pen for decades.
Can you give me a link to the jetsetter titanium scales?
And a happy New Year, btw...😊
You need to search "58mm vic scales" on Ali express
@@maxlvledc no matching results. Don't know...
Can’t beat Casio watches for the price and quality!
I’m interested in the Boulder XL. Can it fit my Leatherman Arc or Roxon Phantom multitools. I’m enjoying the videos by the way
Yes...but it's bulky If you do that
Let’s get these big ass knives with the newest steel out. The “coolest” scales amd keep them brand new but carry them in case I have to help out with food prep hahahahaha. Whst color skirts do you prefer to wear?
that little olight had ridiculously green tint
I have never had trouble going g through airport security in the US and Europe with my Jetsetter. Last week Disneyland security stopped me. The Jetsetter and titanium whistle were not allowed.
oi!
Dom, I wish you had mentioned the price of each item you covered.
Expensive
There are links to the items in the video notes
I don't think viewers should have to look up such an important stat outside of the video itself.
@@uuuultraWell you knew THAT much from the start, silly. (lol)
The issue is price variation..every time I make these videos, prices go up...and then ppl come back to complain. It just simpler to leave it out.
great carry
I definitely carry a watch everyday, being prior service on top of growing up in a military household, punctuality was beat into me as early as 3rd grade. At this point I don’t want to know what happens if I don’t wear a watch. No flashlight for my EDC, my eyes are great and if I need one it never has to exceed a few hundred lumins. Gerber Center drive in a kydex sheath with a bit cart and a Gerber StrongArm in a custom kydex sheath on my belt. I use a rigger belt from Wolf Tactical and it’s going on 2 years of every day use and it’s holding up fine. Gerber 06FAST for my pocket knife and a Gerber Lockdown Pry for a pocket pry bar. I have a magpul EDC essential wallet, a Columbia PFG or PHG hat and Twisted X boots. That’s my Appalachian Soldier EDC.
Im looking forward to the flex pro, preferably with the clip on the other side
Hey, great video - came here from Cedric and Ada and subscribed on the basis of this.
pete is the man
That's a lot of redundancy in your kit at the end. I count 2 scissors, 2 pliers, 3 screwdrivers, 3 blades (I think the arc has 2 or 3?)... Seems like you could ciut a third of it out without losing any functionality. Like, you have 3 multitools alone. (Arc, jetsetter, keyring.) Just seems unnecessary weight.
Hmm, I built the wallet keys as a layer, the multitool is another layer...I do agree to some extent though. I try to only add redundancy that gives different functions. Blades: utility knife, saw, magnacut blade (don't think there is another)
I agree with the complaint, but I also find redundancy tends to happen because tools have minimal configurability. Better to have a little waste in redundancy than to be missing something that comes in handy frequently.
Where did you get the components to make the Ti jetsetter?
I'd be interesting in a link for those sheaths, too.
Which ones?
I'd recommend checking out my sheath video. I was more specific and point out things of avoid
@@maxlvledceven better! Thanks!
Could you post a link to where you got those scales for the jetsetter? That’s the sak I carry every day and would definitely be interested in those
Sadly those listings rotate too often, just type "58mm victorinox scales" in ali express
I switched 2 years ago to a hard card wallet from pul pularys. It has italian leather, and slim(8-10 cards). I keep cash separate from this
You forgot the fixed blade at the end show.
Wait.....I did?
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EDC Carry Leather ? Name ? Link ? Belt Leather Carry ?
Why does no one consider a flame source as useful for edc? I’m not a rural or survival type, I’m quite urban. But having a little torch lighter is a game changer. Burn off a stray thread, warm up something rubber, loosen a tight bolt with some heat expansion. Not to mention lighting things on fire….
I'm down! A mini bic is awesome
You're not alone. Many people carry a lighter EDC. Hey, 80 years ago everyone did just for a smoke.
Speaking of that, I'd live to see a quality flashlight with an arc lighter on it (though, yes, they aren't usable for all applications a gas lighter is).
How can you carry a wallet, a key fob, a knife, a phone, a leatherman, a flashlight without looking like a Napoleon Dynamite?
Surprised you done have at least lighter. But I like that your approach doesnt have all fit in one case. Dads wear cargo shorts for a reason. Lol
Could you share the link to custom scale kit for jetsetter please?
added to multitool section
is there a link for the titanium scales for the Jetsetter?
Sadly no, search "58mm vic scales" on Ali express. Make sure to only use PayPal
Can anyone tell me where to find replacement Chicago screws for my Bibury 19n1 ?
Hmm, not sure...
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