Always carry a Swisstool x, the Emisar d4v2, a Kaweco Sport and a Eickhorn GEK esc knife, a Clipper lighter. All very good stuff that never disappoints me.
Instead of an Arkflex, I just went Boruit v20 and then dog walks and outside in general I stopped using the Olight Seeker 4 Pro and just use a cheap Wurkkos TS22. I'm finding these cheaper options work 90% as well for 30% the cost.
Hey Dom, nice video, I like solar watches too and have been carrying the Casio solar for 10 years and have had no issues with it. It has had a lot of hard use, but it still ticks so I still wear it. My knife and multitool hasn’t really changed with carrying an old Leatherman PST that my dad gave me and carrying the Victorinox Camper which has recently upgraded to the ROXON KS2 which is great since I wanted a multitool that gave me scissors without becoming much thicker. Thanks for all your work and am looking forward to those watches to get a nicer one for different purpose.
The deep dark color of that Vaer diver is amazing 👍😲 38mm is the sweet spot for your wrist. Watch content is great, but you can get lost in it. You've got a pretty heavy upload schedule as it is. As an occasional feature though it would compliment well.
In addition to this, keep it to tool watches (and mostly quartz if possible). Most of the content out there seems to be mechanical watches that are super inaccurate and more expensive to boot...
@@edwardfletcher7790 I beg to differ. Reputable swiss and Japanese movements do ±15 a day, when quartz does that in a month, or even a year for some high accuracy quartz
@@lucajames3850 Ummm you're not well researched. I've got 5 Vostoks, and most of them manage +-5sec/day. Seiko 7S26 are really ordinary from factory though. Have you heard of COSC ?
I stopped carrying a load of stuff on my person. I keep a Vanquest edcm huge maximizer pouch in my car's console, loaded with goodies. For long trips, it's a Vanquest trident 21 backpack that's more of a 72-96 hour survival pack. On my person are keys in a Northwall leather organizer, open sea leather wallet, folded cotton bandana (something you're missing), folding knife (choice of over 70), Roryvon aurora a3 flashlight attached to my keys as well as a Victorinox sd classic, and a firearm in my right front pocket. M&P bodyguard .380 or 9mm shield. Retired and living in Florida, I'm in shorts most of the time. Tru-spec or LAPG tactical shorts which are just cargo shorts made of a stiffer material than regular cargos.
The OCLip really surprised me. It's smaller than I realized and does everything I need day to day. Having the clip and the magnet is so useful. It lives in my pocket now
Clearly the star here is the Wire Keychain Cable, I have a tendency to lose things and get unorganized. Personally, I everyday carry the uniball vision elite 0.8mm pen, and the Milwaukee inkzall fine point marker. Those are the best pens and permanent markers in my eyes. I don't find myself using a pencil much anymore, but my favorite is the Pentel Sharplet-2 0.7mm. I also EDC lysterine spray, and Altoids mints.
I recently upgraded to the Arc and love it. I also have the same swiss card in my wallet. I have a small flashlight that I carry in my leatherman pouch. for a watch, I have the Garmin 7X smartwatch with a builtin flashlight. I honestly use that more than any of my other flashlights.
Keyport looks like they are worth checking out. The Wazoo Viking spark and victorinox explorer are my favourite recent additions/replacements to my EDC. Also really liking the Acebeam Pokelit AA.
CPM CruWear is the absolute bomb…I had the same revelation last year with the CruWear PM2. Starting to think that middle of the road edge retention and high toughness is the ticket for pocket knives…at least for the way I use them.
Always enjoy your content. As I have said in the past I am a minimalist when it comes my baseline EDC. The tool set that cover 90%+ of daily needs are a blade of some sort. Philips and flathead, scissors, file and bottle opener. Anything, else on the multitool is extra. Add a flashlight, pepper spray and some very basic first aid stuff and that rounds it out. I fill out my kit based on need of the day. I have a backpact full of stuff including a full first aid kit in my car. You hinted at a knive for possible self defense use but I don't advise that unless have no other option and you are well trained. Few people are. If you have self defense concerns and you live in most States a firearm is a far superior option.
After some experimentation, I've downsized to a Victorinox jetsetter thst I wear all the time, a Keysmart for keys and a few other tools, and an altoids tin that is mostly meds and such. I am considering switching out the jetsetter for a Manager, as then I can drop the micro pen from the tin and the nail file in the key smart. That should get my keys down enough to retire the Keysmart and just make my own mini organizer with a shackle and some leather, or similar. The concern is the mini blade, as I am always wary of public carrying a blade, even a small one. I've not decided about getting the midnight manager with the light. It seems like an upgrade, but I've heard bad things about the Victorinox flashlights. I'm all about light and efficient carry. Stuff I can forget about until I need it, and doesn't hurt the lines in my pants. :-)
I own 2 Spydercos and would never have thought to own another, but you're such a darn good salesman that I'm thinking about that Para 3 now. Also, I was taunted by your question mark taped-up package.
They flashlight attachment for the key organizer is brilliant. I've been wondering why combo flashlights are so rare or else awful, like the few Victorinox knives with mini lights. For casual minute or so usage, most EDC flashlights are major overkill. But something attached to a key organizer or SAK that's actually, you know, good would be perfect to always have on you.
I wish they would have some type of light like this for the Roxon Flex so I can get rid of my keychain light and just carry the Flex. If Roxon would add an SAK-type pen, I could get rid of my EDC pen as well.
Generally speaking the smaller you make something the less durable and replaceable the parts are for that thing because you're trying to minimize space used. So a lot of tiny flashlights end up using button/wafer/watch style batteries have locked pressfit construction and stuff like that which are a pain in the ass or impossible to replace and have the longevity of wet paper. In contrast even the shittiest "overkill" edc flashlights can usually have their batteries replaced if they burn out and will last for years at the minimum. Even lights that are known for proprietary charging like Olight with their magnetic charging can largely have the battery easily removed from the casing.
About flashlights: I've been looking for a nice 90° angled flashlight to hook on my collar and have hands free lighting (since I never wear hats). The arkfeld flex looks great, as well as wuben x3, but unfortunately budget is low. Any recs?
I work in psychiatric care at a hospital. For safety reasons, carrying a knife, something I always have on me outside of work, is not an option. One of my responsibilities is ordering supplies for our unit, and so I open a lot of packages. That Nite Ize Doohickey has come to be one of my most useful and most used tools. That edge is just sharp enough to open boxes easily, but not sharp enough to break skin.
...Just the other day, I was driving to work and realized I needed to adjust a pivot screw. I pulled over, pulled the Allen wrench from my wallet, and adjusted the pivot screw. Gosh was I glad I had that in my wallet. 😅
I think Cruwear is good but doesn’t seem to be as rust resistant as Magnacut. Because I’m near salt water a good bit of the time I prefer Magnacut. I just got the PM 2 version of the Salt with Magnacut so I’m curious to see if it’s as good as the CRK in Magnacut. If it is then I’d prefer it to the Spyderco Cruwear.
Right now I’m EDCing a tourniquet. How likely is it to save someone? No idea. Have I accidentally cut myself, almost framing nail gunned my bosses foot, and see people enter a sidewalk without looking? Yes. I’m using the snakestaff edc tourniquet, it’s not one officially recommended by CoTCCC, but it’s sort of not their job to do that either. It’s not the best tourniquet if weight and size aren’t an issue, but it’s the one I’m actually willing to carry everywhere
On the subject of convenient flashlights. i have a flashlight on my watch and it's like the most convenient thing ever. not even the BS things that apple does where it just makes the screen brighter but an actual light. its a garmin instinct 2x solar which great because as long i spend enough time hiking or going out on runs/walks its basically always charged and even on cloudy days i always have a usb cable to charge with. Its specifically the instinct because it has a black and white lcd like a my old casio so its really energy efficient and i typically get over a month on a charge and according to garmin "infinite" battery which doesn't apply to their flagship models since the color screen is such a battery hog. Anyway onto my real question. The major con is that its a $300 watch. i was wondering if you've come across something more budget friendly that might be nice as a beater or backup? something with a rechargable light/led built into a watch or even a watch strap. im thinking if a company ditched all the "smart watch" features and just kept it bare bones watch and light with possibly a separate battery for the light bit maybe even cut out the solar charging they could easily keep it under 100 bucks. hell it would probably be under 50. some of the casios in my watch collection were like 10-15 bucks from walmart.
I don't mind an occasional watch video......I also hate that most watches seem to be designed to be worn by NFL Linebackers. Way too big. I hope watch makers start offering smaller sized cases.
I have always enjoyed your content. That said, and I don’t know about the rest of the folks watching, but carrying a $160 pocket knife to abuse does not resonate much. I get that you don’t want the stuff dying on you when you need it the most but I am sure you can still find something that would perform the same (probably will not look so cool and classy) under $30. Apologies if I offended you or someone else
We evolve over time, 2 years ago I felt the same way. However, I still put huge value into budget knives...if you want an insanely good budget knife that can take abuse check out cold steel air lite.
you have a completely new setup every video and every new setup is the best somewhere along the way, EDC has lost its meaning just call it what it is. collecting cool looking toys, and going out of your way to justify carrying them
1. He has owned several of these items for over six months, so your statement is incorrect. 2. After using a tool for just an hour or so, one usually has a very good sense of how good the tool is.
Someone who engages with 1000’s of products / year can evaluate a product more in a week than most of us in a year. Perhaps durability is the only thing that would be missing here.
@@johnbrowning7722and owning it and actually using your shit is a different story. If he’s even used any of his Leathermans it was to cut a tag off his skirt and carry it in his pocket book. None of those things have been thru any use. Yall carry all this shit around all day for what???? To never pull it out or a what if situation like Ricky needs to open a can of beans so let me pull out my Leatherman please I have the new arc please let me use it once rickkkkyyy
Naah mate,I don't have the skills to play with knives.I like my fingers where they are and not allover the floor.I collect knives for their beauty and engineering and leave the playing to others that know how to.
Please don’t do anything about watches. Those watches are a wash. They are essentially a Rolex submariner/gmt knock off. The one you are wearing is a basically a cloned jubilee band. Do yourself a favor at least get a omega if you can’t do the Rolex and get a quality watch
Nope...I won't pay for overpriced jewelry. In fact I am very against mechanical. I have 4 very nice ones I refuse to pay the insane repair and upkeep costs on. Between that and accuracy... I will say that the digital Omega Mars watch does interest me.
Always carry a Swisstool x, the Emisar d4v2, a Kaweco Sport and a Eickhorn GEK esc knife, a Clipper lighter. All very good stuff that never disappoints me.
Forgot: a old-school golden Casio watch, my keys are on a simple s-biner from nite ize and my cards in a cheap knockoff cardholder.
Thanks, Dom! So glad you like the Murphy!
I was just about to order one but I live in Scotland. Shipping was $39 for a $45 wallet. 😟
Would love to see more videos on watches
Thanks Dom, nice usefool tips !
Thanks for the content. Talked me into the pm3 .
You won’t regret it. It’s a great knife.
Nebo slim mini. Magnet back. Usb C. Has clip but easily fits in pocket. Side switch so no accidental turn on. Don't sleep on Nebo.
Instead of an Arkflex, I just went Boruit v20 and then dog walks and outside in general I stopped using the Olight Seeker 4 Pro and just use a cheap Wurkkos TS22. I'm finding these cheaper options work 90% as well for 30% the cost.
Thank you for the links!!!!!
Hey Dom, nice video, I like solar watches too and have been carrying the Casio solar for 10 years and have had no issues with it. It has had a lot of hard use, but it still ticks so I still wear it. My knife and multitool hasn’t really changed with carrying an old Leatherman PST that my dad gave me and carrying the Victorinox Camper which has recently upgraded to the ROXON KS2 which is great since I wanted a multitool that gave me scissors without becoming much thicker. Thanks for all your work and am looking forward to those watches to get a nicer one for different purpose.
That pst is super class 👌, awesome to hear about the casio
The deep dark color of that Vaer diver is amazing 👍😲
38mm is the sweet spot for your wrist.
Watch content is great, but you can get lost in it. You've got a pretty heavy upload schedule as it is.
As an occasional feature though it would compliment well.
Good point
In addition to this, keep it to tool watches (and mostly quartz if possible). Most of the content out there seems to be mechanical watches that are super inaccurate and more expensive to boot...
@@lucajames3850 Only cheap trash Chinese mechanical watches are inaccurate. ..
@@edwardfletcher7790 I beg to differ. Reputable swiss and Japanese movements do ±15 a day, when quartz does that in a month, or even a year for some high accuracy quartz
@@lucajames3850 Ummm you're not well researched. I've got 5 Vostoks, and most of them manage +-5sec/day. Seiko 7S26 are really ordinary from factory though.
Have you heard of COSC ?
I like the setup you can’t go wrong with having a bunch of multi tools
I stopped carrying a load of stuff on my person. I keep a Vanquest edcm huge maximizer pouch in my car's console, loaded with goodies. For long trips, it's a Vanquest trident 21 backpack that's more of a 72-96 hour survival pack. On my person are keys in a Northwall leather organizer, open sea leather wallet, folded cotton bandana (something you're missing), folding knife (choice of over 70), Roryvon aurora a3 flashlight attached to my keys as well as a Victorinox sd classic, and a firearm in my right front pocket. M&P bodyguard .380 or 9mm shield. Retired and living in Florida, I'm in shorts most of the time. Tru-spec or LAPG tactical shorts which are just cargo shorts made of a stiffer material than regular cargos.
The OCLip really surprised me. It's smaller than I realized and does everything I need day to day. Having the clip and the magnet is so useful. It lives in my pocket now
I love it...I just didn't like the IP rating
Wallet looked very nice. Will have to remember this for later.
Clearly the star here is the Wire Keychain Cable, I have a tendency to lose things and get unorganized.
Personally, I everyday carry the uniball vision elite 0.8mm pen, and the Milwaukee inkzall fine point marker. Those are the best pens and permanent markers in my eyes.
I don't find myself using a pencil much anymore, but my favorite is the Pentel Sharplet-2 0.7mm.
I also EDC lysterine spray, and Altoids mints.
I recently upgraded to the Arc and love it. I also have the same swiss card in my wallet. I have a small flashlight that I carry in my leatherman pouch. for a watch, I have the Garmin 7X smartwatch with a builtin flashlight. I honestly use that more than any of my other flashlights.
Keyport looks like they are worth checking out.
The Wazoo Viking spark and victorinox explorer are my favourite recent additions/replacements to my EDC. Also really liking the Acebeam Pokelit AA.
Great vid! I'd def be down for more watch stuff too
CPM CruWear is the absolute bomb…I had the same revelation last year with the CruWear PM2. Starting to think that middle of the road edge retention and high toughness is the ticket for pocket knives…at least for the way I use them.
Always enjoy your content. As I have said in the past I am a minimalist when it comes my baseline EDC. The tool set that cover 90%+ of daily needs are a blade of some sort. Philips and flathead, scissors, file and bottle opener. Anything, else on the multitool is extra. Add a flashlight, pepper spray and some very basic first aid stuff and that rounds it out. I fill out my kit based on need of the day. I have a backpact full of stuff including a full first aid kit in my car.
You hinted at a knive for possible self defense use but I don't advise that unless have no other option and you are well trained. Few people are. If you have self defense concerns and you live in most States a firearm is a far superior option.
I never consider it a primary purpose...in other words...it's OK for something to do it also, but never primary function.
After some experimentation, I've downsized to a Victorinox jetsetter thst I wear all the time, a Keysmart for keys and a few other tools, and an altoids tin that is mostly meds and such.
I am considering switching out the jetsetter for a Manager, as then I can drop the micro pen from the tin and the nail file in the key smart. That should get my keys down enough to retire the Keysmart and just make my own mini organizer with a shackle and some leather, or similar. The concern is the mini blade, as I am always wary of public carrying a blade, even a small one. I've not decided about getting the midnight manager with the light. It seems like an upgrade, but I've heard bad things about the Victorinox flashlights.
I'm all about light and efficient carry. Stuff I can forget about until I need it, and doesn't hurt the lines in my pants. :-)
The manager is my absolute favorite sak
I own 2 Spydercos and would never have thought to own another, but you're such a darn good salesman that I'm thinking about that Para 3 now. Also, I was taunted by your question mark taped-up package.
make sure to get the lightweight, the ergos are SOOO good.
Yea I agree the para 3 LW is great, I carry it more then my yo jimbo or pm2 or others
Great video, big fan 👍
They flashlight attachment for the key organizer is brilliant. I've been wondering why combo flashlights are so rare or else awful, like the few Victorinox knives with mini lights. For casual minute or so usage, most EDC flashlights are major overkill. But something attached to a key organizer or SAK that's actually, you know, good would be perfect to always have on you.
That would be awesome! The light in the key organiser is great, pointing down key and not being in the way of a key
I wish they would have some type of light like this for the Roxon Flex so I can get rid of my keychain light and just carry the Flex. If Roxon would add an SAK-type pen, I could get rid of my EDC pen as well.
Generally speaking the smaller you make something the less durable and replaceable the parts are for that thing because you're trying to minimize space used. So a lot of tiny flashlights end up using button/wafer/watch style batteries have locked pressfit construction and stuff like that which are a pain in the ass or impossible to replace and have the longevity of wet paper. In contrast even the shittiest "overkill" edc flashlights can usually have their batteries replaced if they burn out and will last for years at the minimum. Even lights that are known for proprietary charging like Olight with their magnetic charging can largely have the battery easily removed from the casing.
@gnomersy1087 the LED flashlight on my Midnite Minichamp lasted for 20 years and only stopped working because I got the whole thing wet.
Where did you get the camo to go on the Arc?
ive started edc layer 2'ing a fixed blade too
About flashlights: I've been looking for a nice 90° angled flashlight to hook on my collar and have hands free lighting (since I never wear hats). The arkfeld flex looks great, as well as wuben x3, but unfortunately budget is low. Any recs?
Cruwear is great! I bought 2 of the knifejoker para 3 lw knives, and I also have a pm2 in cruwear from dlt.
I work in psychiatric care at a hospital. For safety reasons, carrying a knife, something I always have on me outside of work, is not an option. One of my responsibilities is ordering supplies for our unit, and so I open a lot of packages. That Nite Ize Doohickey has come to be one of my most useful and most used tools. That edge is just sharp enough to open boxes easily, but not sharp enough to break skin.
You have me thinking I need a new wallet! Haha. Thanks Dom
Message me and you can have that other one
what aftermarket scales did you have on the arc?
Relating to watches, if you have any mechanicals, do you worry about the magnets in multitools and such magnetizing the movement?
Damn I’m here trying to carry less but you’ve just embraced the carry my guy I appreciate the balls
Lol, yea but I also carry gear in addition just to test things...I'm in a wierd situation.
...Just the other day, I was driving to work and realized I needed to adjust a pivot screw. I pulled over, pulled the Allen wrench from my wallet, and adjusted the pivot screw. Gosh was I glad I had that in my wallet. 😅
Olight Opry, it's a pry tool and has a little driver. Also Pom OC
anyone know if the weltool T2 is compatible with weltool's shrouded tailcaps?
Sadly isnt
I love the Pivot. I am pretty sure you can put their NEBA knife under the flashlight.
What is the brand of carrier in this.(for the multi tool/flashlight) I don’t see it in the description
I'll try to update it with link
I have a vear watch, great watch so far
I think Cruwear is good but doesn’t seem to be as rust resistant as Magnacut. Because I’m near salt water a good bit of the time I prefer Magnacut. I just got the PM 2 version of the Salt with Magnacut so I’m curious to see if it’s as good as the CRK in Magnacut. If it is then I’d prefer it to the Spyderco Cruwear.
I'd bet you spyderco does a better HT
Interesting you are drawn to that arkflex flashlight, im curious if you gona like the Wuben x3 seems like its up your street
That light I have...the clip is god awful
What’s the name of the pouch you carry the multitool and flashlight in?
It's from tale of knives, I link it here ruclips.net/video/_uVSzkisSvk/видео.htmlsi=NG3J_UMB-30UXDEG
Arkflex
Its funny that the thing that olight wont get rid of (proprietary charging) is what holds it back for you
But I have to admit...the magnet is very useful
Right now I’m EDCing a tourniquet. How likely is it to save someone? No idea. Have I accidentally cut myself, almost framing nail gunned my bosses foot, and see people enter a sidewalk without looking? Yes.
I’m using the snakestaff edc tourniquet, it’s not one officially recommended by CoTCCC, but it’s sort of not their job to do that either. It’s not the best tourniquet if weight and size aren’t an issue, but it’s the one I’m actually willing to carry everywhere
What holster is that? Its dope af. Also, curious as to what the thing was in the center of the holster that you didn't take out or mention.
its a Teale Designs pry tool that is also a screwdriver, the holster is a tale of knives sheath. check out my sheath video for the full rundown.
I hope you are triying a prototype of a Squirt PS4 sustitute.
9:30 premium blade steel. FRN for the handle isn’t exactly a premium material.
I've tried the other pm3...imo...the frn is superior in fuction
good
What food are you cutting up with your fixed blade? Idk if I’ve ever cut my food with a pocket knife. It’s never clean enough if I wanted to
Whatever I can. It's not necessary but a good test for reviewing.
Thanks for showing- I thought you were sold on Casio watches
I am! They still rock
On the subject of convenient flashlights. i have a flashlight on my watch and it's like the most convenient thing ever. not even the BS things that apple does where it just makes the screen brighter but an actual light. its a garmin instinct 2x solar which great because as long i spend enough time hiking or going out on runs/walks its basically always charged and even on cloudy days i always have a usb cable to charge with. Its specifically the instinct because it has a black and white lcd like a my old casio so its really energy efficient and i typically get over a month on a charge and according to garmin "infinite" battery which doesn't apply to their flagship models since the color screen is such a battery hog.
Anyway onto my real question. The major con is that its a $300 watch. i was wondering if you've come across something more budget friendly that might be nice as a beater or backup? something with a rechargable light/led built into a watch or even a watch strap. im thinking if a company ditched all the "smart watch" features and just kept it bare bones watch and light with possibly a separate battery for the light bit maybe even cut out the solar charging they could easily keep it under 100 bucks. hell it would probably be under 50. some of the casios in my watch collection were like 10-15 bucks from walmart.
The minute you hang all that on a shirt collar that shirt is done for lol, so much weight on it I feel like I’d have to put on the front of my jeans
More watch content pls. Obv in addition to EDC. ❤
Do you use a sling every day?
Almost never, only while traveling
I wish you would do a video on how to sharpen the blade on the ARC
Hmm, good idea...I think it depends on angle...20 degrees works OK. But 17 or less and you have an issue.
Yep. I like around 18° on the Wicked Edge.
What’s the sheath?
It's from tale of knives, made a whole video on sheaths about it.
Added link to description
Vaer? Nah you could just get the Casio marlin series for like 50 bucks. It’s basically the same thing.
I have it, it's aweome...but bigger. And their smaller version is actually way worse and more expensive
After watching this video I Now own a PM3 cruwear
You won't be disappointed.
Please at least review the timex diver 👍
None of them are 200m
I don't mind an occasional watch video......I also hate that most watches seem to be designed to be worn by NFL Linebackers. Way too big. I hope watch makers start offering smaller sized cases.
I have always enjoyed your content.
That said, and I don’t know about the rest of the folks watching, but carrying a $160 pocket knife to abuse does not resonate much.
I get that you don’t want the stuff dying on you when you need it the most but I am sure you can still find something that would perform the same (probably will not look so cool and classy) under $30.
Apologies if I offended you or someone else
We evolve over time, 2 years ago I felt the same way. However, I still put huge value into budget knives...if you want an insanely good budget knife that can take abuse check out cold steel air lite.
You’re missing the best part of edc. The firearm.
While tale of knives holster is that?
I forget...I had a whole video on it a while back.
@@maxlvledc I’ll check that out, thanks!
Do you EDC a firearm?
Not atm
If by majority of people you mean craftsmen then sure.
Are you a back pocket wallet guy?
never, front right. I keep my phone in back pocket. And it always comes out before I sit down.
casio duro
The Victorinox Swiss Tool Card is poor quality. The tools in it are not the same excellent quality as their Victorinox Swiss Army knives !
True...but most are actually the same items
@@maxlvledc many customer reviews say they are not the same tools that are in the Victorinox Swiss Army knives.
No gun?
you have a completely new setup every video
and every new setup is the best
somewhere along the way, EDC has lost its meaning
just call it what it is. collecting cool looking toys, and going out of your way to justify carrying them
He carries more stuff than I have in my tool pouch for work lmao
I fully admit I don't need half of what I carry most days...I can get away with multitool + flashlight 90% of the time
How can you say any of this stuff is good when you haven’t even owned 99% of it for more than 6 months?
1. He has owned several of these items for over six months, so your statement is incorrect. 2. After using a tool for just an hour or so, one usually has a very good sense of how good the tool is.
Someone who engages with 1000’s of products / year can evaluate a product more in a week than most of us in a year. Perhaps durability is the only thing that would be missing here.
Exactly? Swear by a blade still casue it didn’t chip one time.
@@johnbrowning7722using a tool for an hr? So if it doesn’t break in an hr then it’s a go. Ummm riiiiiiiiiight hahahs
@@johnbrowning7722and owning it and actually using your shit is a different story. If he’s even used any of his Leathermans it was to cut a tag off his skirt and carry it in his pocket book. None of those things have been thru any use. Yall carry all this shit around all day for what???? To never pull it out or a what if situation like Ricky needs to open a can of beans so let me pull out my Leatherman please I have the new arc please let me use it once rickkkkyyy
What is it with the constant knife flicking,we get it,you can open and close a knife.
Don't you play with your knives when they're around?
Habit
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣❤️
Naah mate,I don't have the skills to play with knives.I like my fingers where they are and not allover the floor.I collect knives for their beauty and engineering and leave the playing to others that know how to.
I find it so ridiculous to hide the keys because someone can copy through the video ooo yea 🙄🙄 no thief uses keys to steal
Please don’t do anything about watches. Those watches are a wash. They are essentially a Rolex submariner/gmt knock off. The one you are wearing is a basically a cloned jubilee band. Do yourself a favor at least get a omega if you can’t do the Rolex and get a quality watch
Nope...I won't pay for overpriced jewelry. In fact I am very against mechanical. I have 4 very nice ones I refuse to pay the insane repair and upkeep costs on. Between that and accuracy... I will say that the digital Omega Mars watch does interest me.
@@maxlvledc insane repair and upkeep? What would that entail? Never heard of any of that?
I have a cruwear blade on my para 3 and added awt para 3 lightweight aluminum scales.🤌🏾