Dude I love the way you have this bag set up. I’ve kept a solid get home bag in my car for years but I’ve bumped into the issue where when we take my girlfriends car out for the day or something I just feel naked not having the essentials so I’m putting together an edc bag so I’m never without. This video was great inspiration for what a good edc bag should have. Thanks for posting this.
That's a good low-profile pack. Nice to see a video from someone who actually uses what he's showing. Too many out there showing off the latest things their Patreon members paid for. Thanks!!!
Seen a LOT of EDC videos but never anything on the Vanquest rucksack before. What a genius solution. Don't need it but really want it. Loving your modular approach and loadout. Very similar to mine (without the hand cannon, in the UK we send people stern letters instead). 👌🏻
OK let me retract that statement. The bag would be $300 / £240 shipped, before import taxes. This may be a genius product but... that's a stiff price with no local repair support. Clearly great quality but... gonna have to pass 😔
Hey, For needles - you know thoase small containers for mechanical pencil refills? Takes much less space and depending on the type of needle, most needles come through the hole on top, so you don't even have to open it to access them.
Nice carry… as a female edc’er… I enjoy a good “what’s in my bag” of any kind. I enjoyed this one in particular because I am transitioning from a purse, that accomodates all of my individual EDC pouches, to a small backpack. Keep up the content! You should be at 1K soon!
Awesome content brotha love the taco set up as well I love your bag set up very similar to mine and yes the shelves inside work wonders I have the same bag except the 32l version which I throw in my hoodies lunch and other items no problem yet keep all the must haves accessible at all times at first I thought it was kinda expensive for the bag but it works better than any vertx and 5.11 I've had
I was blown away by this video. Not because of what's in your EDC bag, but because of the quality of the video itself. I obviously don't know what your personal circumstances re: work schedule, family commitments etc, but man, you should really start to try and pump out some content. This video was suggested in my 'random suggestions' and I only clicked on it because it was a very recent video and I like EDC stuff. Anyway, after seeing that you've only posted a handful of vids, I'll accept that as to why you have less than 300 subs, because it certainly isn't the quality of your videos. If you put out content on a regular basis, I can honestly see your channel growing really fast.
I appreciate the kind words. I've been wanting to dedicate more time to content creation and it's been tough with a busy life like you were saying. My goal this year is to really ramp up the videos and see where it takes me. Feeling an additional boost of motivation reading your comment. Hope you stick around for more!
Es increíble todo lo que tenes ahi , es la 4ª vez q miro el video , para los obsesivos de la organización y amantes del EDC es la meca !!! Te felicito !!!!
Really enjoyed your video. Wish you would post more. I like how the equipment you use is every day essentials not a bug out bag. That's important too but nice to see a more commonly used setup! Job well done!
I recently got married, moved to a new house with a lot of work needed so I have not had time to do any videos, but I'm all caught up now and plan to start uploading more videos regularly! Thanks for the support and stay tuned.
Been building my edc bag as well, we almost have the same edc, the only missing ones are the “hygiene” stuff like the tissues, wipes, towel, perfume as well and etc… but too each their own. I really enjoyed this!
You sir, have a very nice edc bag! I might copy a lot of your stuff. I’m gonna be new to edc a backpack, but realized I’m sick of carrying stuff in a bag and want more of a general stuff setup. Thank you for the inspiration.
That is a very nice setup. I have not seen a bag with a shelving system like that. I am going to have to look for one because I also like a modular system.
This is a pretty awesome backpack. I am not a prepper and up here we don't carry, plus, I have a lifestyle that has me carry my edc in a civilian-style cross-body bag, but your bp is just awesome. I am going to look it up and see if I can find a colour more suitable for civie street and train commutes. lol. Thanks for sharing.
Much respect to you. On many levels. Great information and delivery. Definitely learned something’s from you. I will be grabbing one of these packs soon. Stay blessed
Great video so far BUT… A tampon is insufficient for any would PACKING! It will JUST do it’s normal job… That is soak up (absorb) blood. It will NOT stop any bleeding. The goal of wound packing is to take for example compressed rolled gauze with your index finger, find the source of the bleed (most likely an artery), compress the gauze & pack it, then apply a pressure bandage (but direct manual press may still be necessary). Obviously if it’s a limb, use a TQ! Save the tampons for the ladies.
Yup. You can get a bag of Bleed stop in the camping section of Walmart. Not my favorite method. But MUCH better than tampons and doesn’t take ANY special knowledge to use
I used to carry a backpack for many years… I’ve gotten mine down to a very minimal bag ( my 10+ Y.O. 5.11 PUSH Pack) I’ve taken out all the “But I might need it!” I tried going a day then 2 days then 3 days and then if I didn’t use it more than 5-7 days I left it out. Went from 10-17lbs. to less than 5! I used to carry a Leatherman with all the accessories… Never used it. I now carry a Victorinox Deluxe Tinker with Plus scales. A small personal First-Aid kit w/ personal trauma kit because I use blood thinners. Small flashlight. Extra battery (aaa,aa,or 123 depending on which light I’m carrying) my prescription meds, sometimes a small light charging pack and cord for the phone. 21oz. water bottle. Rain poncho ( sil nylon for winter ) Fisher Space pen. Small bottle of hand sanitizer. A couple of protein bars. A N95 mask. And maybe a book. ( I’m in Hospital waiting rooms a lot ). It’s so much easier carrying a small bag! I’m not worried about having to carry it everywhere in public and where I put it down (if I’m in a restaurant) sometimes with a backpack you might not want to carry it. Out where I am you run the chance of it getting stolen if left in a car! (Thieves break into cars while people are sitting at stoplights! ( Welcome to California… )
Love it! I've definitely thinned out over the years and used to carry my pack at all times. Now my pack is always in my truck and I have on body items (knife, flashlight, pen, wallet, CCW) and depending on where I'm at I'll bring the pack on body with me as well. Would for sure bring it in the hospital waiting room! Thanks for watching
I respect the fact that you have spare space and empty pockets. My 40L EDC backpack is packed out to the brim and probably weighs 50+ pounds. I'm not saying this to gloat, it's ridiculous. I've thought about making a video showing it and talking about how ridiculous it is to have so much stuff that isn't even carryable. Sheesh.
I always carry my bagpack, with some things in it. -towel -first aid kit that I expamded a bit. -period stuff -gloves because im a cleaner - handsanitizer -soap -wipes -and my own neccesities. I dont really needs all that stuff with the work I do and the places I go. But it think everyone should at least have a first aid kit even a tiny one on them.
Great video. Love the setup. I have a few Vanquest items already and I've been eyeing that Trident and the Javelin for a while now. Might have to just bite the bullet and pick one up....whenever they get the multicam black back in stock.
Nice organized bag. I carry one everywhere as well. I need to add a boo-boo kit like yours. Trauma is covered. I see the U of A pin. I’m from PHX, but live in Oregon now. I miss the desert. Subbed. 🌵
@@SixEightOutdoors You have the tourniquet. 👍🏼 I would add chest seals since you mentioned your Glock, I carry a G19. 🔫 Also a space blanket for shock. They weigh nothing. Maybe some shears also to cut clothing. About to check out your camp bin video. I geek out on this stuff and can see you are squared away by your garage shelves. Cheers.
Concerning the medication, I do believe your friend was referring to prescription medications. Check your local and state laws but as far as im aware over the counter meds can be carried however you want, while carrying prescription meds out of the proper bottle would land you a felony per different pill type. This is the case in my state however yours might be different but I think thats kind of a nation wide thing, a rain poncho might another nice thing to have in there. 👍
It's generally recommended all drugs even OTC even when legal since cops may hassle you especially in drug pusher territory. May even get detained until it's tested. Really depends on the "culture" where you live as well as the law.
@SixEightOutdoors I got pulled over in AZ and had an unlabeled pill bottle and got arrested for possession of drug paraphernalia. It's a felony and literally been on my record for over 20 years. It's crazy. I've since used a keychain pill container but that's still illegal. It's easier now because I can just show them my online prescription record but it's still a felony. Edit: the type of medication doesn't matter, it's anything prescription.
Yeah I wish they still made those pouches. Lots of people ask about that. A good substitute I'm currently testing are the Magpul Daka Utility Organizer pouches. I have a short on my channel where you can see what they look like. So far I'm liking them, but the Eagle Creek ones are more pliable and hold slightly more.
Great video! Thanks for sharing. Now I’m second guessing my BOB. That Vanquest bag has ALL the pockets! Lol I wish it had a little less male warrior style, though, so maybe I’m OK with my bag. Those pockets, though… 😂
@@victortobar-herrera4686 I get mine at the Container Store. You can likely find them on Amazon as well, but the quality of the ones at the Container Store are very good. They're typically called "jewelry" ziplocs.
Sorry for the late response, but the watch is a Samsung Gear S3. They don't make it anymore but they have a new version out. I really only use it to view texts and obviously check the time.
Otc meds are fine to carry, like that it's prescription meds, especially narcs is where you can get into trouble they need to show who they are prescribed for.
Thanks! I get them from random websites and on Amazon. I just search and browse for things that I like. The patches I have are Velcro backed "rubber" ones, but they're actually called PVC patches if you like the rubber style. Obviously you can get cloth ones as well, I just like the PVC ones. An example search I do for patch like the Boba Fett one you see in the video would be something like "Star Wars PVC patch" and then just see what's out there.
Do you have a link for the type of ziplock bags that you put the bandaids in? I've been looking for a more heavy duty PVC ziplock than just the usual sandwich bag.
Nice bag. Mine is a little different but no bag should be alike. It should be tailored to the individual. My suggestions: 1.) caffeine pills. Absolutely no reason not to have these in your pack. Lightweight, durable and can be eaten on the fly. And is without a doubt the most overlooked item in most bags/bag videos. 2.) a durable pry bar that would fit in the pack. Makes an improvised weapon and can use to open vending machines if the power is out. Can also use to gain entry to buildings to help keep you out of sight if necessary. I carry one mainly because I am mostly urban environment and most spigots you will see at building have some sort lock/cage so my silcock will do nothing for me, but with a pry bar . . . access granted 😂 3.) a poncho (self explanatory) 4.) a compact pair of binoculars. Knowing what’s ahead can save your life. There are a few more but these are the first things I would add (except some additional items to protect me from weather). Love your food bag. I am of the same opinion that food should be ready to eat with no prep. Fires should be avoided unless completely necessary. And food prep is not a necessity, in my book it’s just poor planning.
Everything is linked in the description, but I believe those pouches are discontinued and they only have blue and black on Amazon. You can try eBay to see if they're out there somewhere. If you look at the recent Short I uploaded, I think the Magpul pouches are better so far and they have more colors. Hope that helps.
I think you should buy tiny size medication bottles to keep the pills protected from light and humidity and so you know their dose and exp date. Or get the small packet versions.
Not criticism at all! Great video. But something to try. Instead of zipping zippers all the way to one side, try zipping up to the middle. That way you don’t have to fully unzip the whole bag. You can just open what you need to reach in. It comes down to preference and what works for you. But how I’ve learned to run my bags.
Not hating or anything but prep medic has a video covering tampons as possible first aid and unfortunately they do not have enough of seal to effectively cover the wound to induce a blood clot.
@@TerryDacey Not sure what a trickle trunk is lol but the pack weighs a little less than 10 lbs. I dont even notice it's on, but could be an issue some people 🤷🏾♂️
Tampons seem on the surface as a good wound packer, but their absorbancy is horrible, they clog out waaaaaaay faster than you think, NAR compressed gauze is like 6 dollars, just get 2 of those
I used to carry pills as well outside of their container. After 2 weeks some of them went from white to brown, i can imagine some pills will change over time without any visual changes...
Definitely need to lose ALL of the Duracell batteries. Those cheap things leak and will eventually destroy your equipment. Spend the money and go with Energizer Lithium batteries that have a 10 year shelf-life.
Idk if its user error or whatever, but I've used those before and seemed like they died just as fast if not faster than cheap duracells or regular Energizers. Pretty pricey too. These are just what I had lying around but you should check out Project Farm's Channel and he does a battery comparison video. Based on his results regular ole Energizers seem to be the best overall. Thanks for watching!
YES, duracells have ruined several flashlights, headlamps and other items I have. Finally went thru everything that uses batteries and removed all duracells and threw them away. They had even leaked in flashlights that still worked, and ruined them, couldn’t even get them out they were so corroded.😡😡
67 years old, walk my dog daily carry in a 30 liter pack main pocket, 3 liters of water in the summer, two in the winter. Steel widemouth, and and silicon plastic colapsable bowl outside pockets poncho, flashlight flashlight has enough cord on it to hang from my neck. on chest strap, left, pocket knife, right, spare dog crap bags Back pouch, has a reflective wrap, contains, snacks for two, lighter, anything that I am delivering to someone in town pouch above that, cord and straps in case I bring anything home, pliers, 8 bit screwdriver, adjustable wrench small pocket on pack, some first aid, another lighter, other fire starting, small roll vinyl tape, space blanket, middle pocket on pack, spare socks, knee wrap, ankle wrap, 4" by 48" ace bandage, spare hat, bandana, mechanics gloves, blaclava carry on person, sidearm, another pocket knife, keys, wallet with ID, cash, credit, insurance, spare magazine In the winter the hat and bandana get replaced by a wool hat and scarf. Mittens get added Summer carry 380 ACP compact single stack Winter carry 9mm full size double stack In 4 years, three weeks, I have carried that while walking the dog 3,620 miles. I've not used the space blanket, handgun, tape or first aid. I've carried home stuff from yard sales including a four foot pry bar, crecheting stuff in a box the size of a case of beer and for the fun of it, a 70 liter backpack.
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That shelf system inside the bag is genius. Really makes the backpacks depth a useful feature rather than annoyance from having to dig for stuff.
Definitely props to the urban prepper. He’s the one who got me started into preparedness also! He doesn’t get as much credit as he deserves.
For sure. Been following him for years
Agreed! My favorite prepper. 😊
Dude I love the way you have this bag set up. I’ve kept a solid get home bag in my car for years but I’ve bumped into the issue where when we take my girlfriends car out for the day or something I just feel naked not having the essentials so I’m putting together an edc bag so I’m never without. This video was great inspiration for what a good edc bag should have. Thanks for posting this.
That's a good low-profile pack. Nice to see a video from someone who actually uses what he's showing. Too many out there showing off the latest things their Patreon members paid for. Thanks!!!
Appreciate it! Thanks for watching!
I want to copy this entire system. It is perfect! I saw your update short where you changed out the pouches for an even better option. Chef's kiss!
Seen a LOT of EDC videos but never anything on the Vanquest rucksack before. What a genius solution. Don't need it but really want it. Loving your modular approach and loadout. Very similar to mine (without the hand cannon, in the UK we send people stern letters instead). 👌🏻
Hahaha "stern letters" 😂
OK let me retract that statement. The bag would be $300 / £240 shipped, before import taxes. This may be a genius product but... that's a stiff price with no local repair support. Clearly great quality but... gonna have to pass 😔
Hey,
For needles - you know thoase small containers for mechanical pencil refills? Takes much less space and depending on the type of needle, most needles come through the hole on top, so you don't even have to open it to access them.
That's an awesome idea! I'll see if I have any lying around the house. Thanks for watching 🤙🏾
Nice carry… as a female edc’er… I enjoy a good “what’s in my bag” of any kind. I enjoyed this one in particular because I am transitioning from a purse, that accomodates all of my individual EDC pouches, to a small backpack. Keep up the content! You should be at 1K soon!
one of the best EDC videos ive seen in years. kudos
Awesome content brotha love the taco set up as well I love your bag set up very similar to mine and yes the shelves inside work wonders I have the same bag except the 32l version which I throw in my hoodies lunch and other items no problem yet keep all the must haves accessible at all times at first I thought it was kinda expensive for the bag but it works better than any vertx and 5.11 I've had
Totally agree. I have a vertx bag as well and reverted back to the Vanquest. Hard to beat the shelving system.
This is a fantastic setup keep up the work man love watching these videos!!!
Glad to see a young men that’s intelligent and prepared. 👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I was blown away by this video. Not because of what's in your EDC bag, but because of the quality of the video itself. I obviously don't know what your personal circumstances re: work schedule, family commitments etc, but man, you should really start to try and pump out some content. This video was suggested in my 'random suggestions' and I only clicked on it because it was a very recent video and I like EDC stuff. Anyway, after seeing that you've only posted a handful of vids, I'll accept that as to why you have less than 300 subs, because it certainly isn't the quality of your videos. If you put out content on a regular basis, I can honestly see your channel growing really fast.
I appreciate the kind words. I've been wanting to dedicate more time to content creation and it's been tough with a busy life like you were saying. My goal this year is to really ramp up the videos and see where it takes me. Feeling an additional boost of motivation reading your comment. Hope you stick around for more!
Es increíble todo lo que tenes ahi , es la 4ª vez q miro el video , para los obsesivos de la organización y amantes del EDC es la meca !!!
Te felicito !!!!
Really enjoyed your video. Wish you would post more. I like how the equipment you use is every day essentials not a bug out bag. That's important too but nice to see a more commonly used setup! Job well done!
I recently got married, moved to a new house with a lot of work needed so I have not had time to do any videos, but I'm all caught up now and plan to start uploading more videos regularly! Thanks for the support and stay tuned.
Nice set up.
These bag companies need to make a bag that stands up when loaded.
This one actually stands up pretty well while loaded
I’m really tempted to buy this bag!! I own a few tactical/ edc bags but this one looks amazing!!
Been building my edc bag as well, we almost have the same edc, the only missing ones are the “hygiene” stuff like the tissues, wipes, towel, perfume as well and etc… but too each their own. I really enjoyed this!
Looks like a nice bag man! Look’s pretty well thought out for your EDC!
Great vid. Picked up a few ideas for my EDC. Thanks.
You sir, have a very nice edc bag! I might copy a lot of your stuff. I’m gonna be new to edc a backpack, but realized I’m sick of carrying stuff in a bag and want more of a general stuff setup. Thank you for the inspiration.
That is a very nice setup. I have not seen a bag with a shelving system like that. I am going to have to look for one because I also like a modular system.
Very nice bag! I like the way you have it setup.
May have to get one of those bags.
I subscribed 🔔
This is a pretty awesome backpack. I am not a prepper and up here we don't carry, plus, I have a lifestyle that has me carry my edc in a civilian-style cross-body bag, but your bp is just awesome. I am going to look it up and see if I can find a colour more suitable for civie street and train commutes. lol. Thanks for sharing.
Awesome! Great inspiration! I
Am deeply impressed. Your setup is well thought out
Much respect to you. On many levels. Great information and delivery. Definitely learned something’s from you. I will be grabbing one of these packs soon. Stay blessed
Nice system you got going! I like the shelf system, seems very practical and convenient!
From another gear geek. Very clean set up bud. Dig it.
Great video so far BUT… A tampon is insufficient for any would PACKING! It will JUST do it’s normal job… That is soak up (absorb) blood. It will NOT stop any bleeding. The goal of wound packing is to take for example compressed rolled gauze with your index finger, find the source of the bleed (most likely an artery), compress the gauze & pack it, then apply a pressure bandage (but direct manual press may still be necessary). Obviously if it’s a limb, use a TQ! Save the tampons for the ladies.
I will second that!
Third that! Way better alternatives available.
Thanks for the knowledge. Much appreciated man 👌
Yup. You can get a bag of Bleed stop in the camping section of Walmart. Not my favorite method. But MUCH better than tampons and doesn’t take ANY special knowledge to use
I carry a tampon in my fire kit
Great set up. Thanks for sharing.
Been using ibu in little bags for 10 years on duty. All good lol
Very well done video!
I have been looking for something larger than my Mobius and think this may be the answer.
Awsome video - can't wait for the truck tour 👀
I used to carry a backpack for many years… I’ve gotten mine down to a very minimal bag ( my 10+ Y.O. 5.11 PUSH Pack) I’ve taken out all the “But I might need it!” I tried going a day then 2 days then 3 days and then if I didn’t use it more than 5-7 days I left it out. Went from 10-17lbs. to less than 5! I used to carry a Leatherman with all the accessories… Never used it. I now carry a Victorinox Deluxe Tinker with Plus scales. A small personal First-Aid kit w/ personal trauma kit because I use blood thinners. Small flashlight. Extra battery (aaa,aa,or 123 depending on which light I’m carrying) my prescription meds, sometimes a small light charging pack and cord for the phone. 21oz. water bottle. Rain poncho ( sil nylon for winter ) Fisher Space pen. Small bottle of hand sanitizer. A couple of protein bars. A N95 mask. And maybe a book. ( I’m in Hospital waiting rooms a lot ). It’s so much easier carrying a small bag! I’m not worried about having to carry it everywhere in public and where I put it down (if I’m in a restaurant) sometimes with a backpack you might not want to carry it. Out where I am you run the chance of it getting stolen if left in a car! (Thieves break into cars while people are sitting at stoplights! ( Welcome to California… )
Love it! I've definitely thinned out over the years and used to carry my pack at all times. Now my pack is always in my truck and I have on body items (knife, flashlight, pen, wallet, CCW) and depending on where I'm at I'll bring the pack on body with me as well. Would for sure bring it in the hospital waiting room! Thanks for watching
I respect the fact that you have spare space and empty pockets. My 40L EDC backpack is packed out to the brim and probably weighs 50+ pounds. I'm not saying this to gloat, it's ridiculous. I've thought about making a video showing it and talking about how ridiculous it is to have so much stuff that isn't even carryable. Sheesh.
I always carry my bagpack, with some things in it.
-towel
-first aid kit that I expamded a bit.
-period stuff
-gloves because im a cleaner
- handsanitizer
-soap
-wipes
-and my own neccesities.
I dont really needs all that stuff with the work I do and the places I go. But it think everyone should at least have a first aid kit even a tiny one on them.
Great video. Love the setup. I have a few Vanquest items already and I've been eyeing that Trident and the Javelin for a while now. Might have to just bite the bullet and pick one up....whenever they get the multicam black back in stock.
I really like the shelves in the bag.
Definitely come in handy
Good video. Enjoyed watching it and like your setup. Nice to see your bag has room to carry other things.
Very comprehensive review. Love the set up!
Very good video. The Vanquest bag is amazing. I subscribed and look forward to your channel.
Kudos to all you have learned from. Hands down the best pack I have come across (for my needs atleast). Thanks for the inspiration.
Those flavored tuna's are the Bomb
Really enjoyed this video. Nice setup.
🎉 Very well organized!
Question... isnt that bag too tactical? With the mollie and patches etc?
No water bottle pockets on the side is a neg for me.
Awesome vid man! Subscribed for that truck video!
Nice set up. I think I would ditch the screwdriver, since you have the Leatherman with bit kits though?! Just my opinion.
Your vid made it to Norway, no need for 8:40 here 😁
Glad to see I made it to Norway but sorry you can't use the holster 🥲
Nice organized bag. I carry one everywhere as well. I need to add a boo-boo kit like yours. Trauma is covered. I see the U of A pin. I’m from PHX, but live in Oregon now. I miss the desert. Subbed. 🌵
Nice! I've been to Oregon and it definitely has it perks compared to the desert. Any recommendations on travel trauma stuff besides what I have?
@@SixEightOutdoors You have the tourniquet. 👍🏼 I would add chest seals since you mentioned your Glock, I carry a G19. 🔫 Also a space blanket for shock. They weigh nothing. Maybe some shears also to cut clothing. About to check out your camp bin video. I geek out on this stuff and can see you are squared away by your garage shelves. Cheers.
Concerning the medication, I do believe your friend was referring to prescription medications. Check your local and state laws but as far as im aware over the counter meds can be carried however you want, while carrying prescription meds out of the proper bottle would land you a felony per different pill type. This is the case in my state however yours might be different but I think thats kind of a nation wide thing, a rain poncho might another nice thing to have in there. 👍
Thanks for the insight. I couldn't really find anything online about AZ regulations, but I can't imagine non prescription stuff being an issue.
@SixEightOutdoors no problem 👍 and I'd say your fine with what you have.
It's generally recommended all drugs even OTC even when legal since cops may hassle you especially in drug pusher territory. May even get detained until it's tested. Really depends on the "culture" where you live as well as the law.
@SixEightOutdoors I got pulled over in AZ and had an unlabeled pill bottle and got arrested for possession of drug paraphernalia. It's a felony and literally been on my record for over 20 years. It's crazy. I've since used a keychain pill container but that's still illegal. It's easier now because I can just show them my online prescription record but it's still a felony.
Edit: the type of medication doesn't matter, it's anything prescription.
very nice bag and loadout....great video
What’s a good substitute for the eagle creek pouches? I really liked the color system/ capacity of them 😅
Yeah I wish they still made those pouches. Lots of people ask about that. A good substitute I'm currently testing are the Magpul Daka Utility Organizer pouches. I have a short on my channel where you can see what they look like. So far I'm liking them, but the Eagle Creek ones are more pliable and hold slightly more.
@@SixEightOutdoorsjust saw it! Thanks so much, looks like a good substitute. Thanks for the video and the recommendation good sir 😎
So mad I can’t get the same colors and organizers you had in your pack.
Great video! Thanks for sharing. Now I’m second guessing my BOB. That Vanquest bag has ALL the pockets! Lol I wish it had a little less male warrior style, though, so maybe I’m OK with my bag. Those pockets, though… 😂
Great bag and thanks for making the super video.
Where could one get the plastic baggies for the meds? The travel size bottles still take quite a bit of space
@@victortobar-herrera4686 I get mine at the Container Store. You can likely find them on Amazon as well, but the quality of the ones at the Container Store are very good. They're typically called "jewelry" ziplocs.
@ thanks big dawg 💪🏽😎
Solid one, thanks.
Could you talk about your watch? Great video!
Sorry for the late response, but the watch is a Samsung Gear S3. They don't make it anymore but they have a new version out. I really only use it to view texts and obviously check the time.
Otc meds are fine to carry, like that it's prescription meds, especially narcs is where you can get into trouble they need to show who they are prescribed for.
UofA pin? Are you a Wildcat ?
That I am
I want this boba fett patch soooo bad 😭
Great video. Where do you get your patches to stick on your backpack?
Thanks! I get them from random websites and on Amazon. I just search and browse for things that I like. The patches I have are Velcro backed "rubber" ones, but they're actually called PVC patches if you like the rubber style. Obviously you can get cloth ones as well, I just like the PVC ones. An example search I do for patch like the Boba Fett one you see in the video would be something like "Star Wars PVC patch" and then just see what's out there.
dammit...now i want a vanquest$$$... You got some very cool stuff
That adventure time patch is dope where’d u get it from?
I can't remember where I got it, but hands down my favorite patch. Just Google Adventure Time patch. It was on some random website. Not cheap tho.
What about switching the powerbank on the side pocket with the tourniquet? So you have quicker access and it's still not mounted on the outside?!
@@stefan6316 Nice idea, but that pocket is too thin to fit the tourniquet
The pill container would apply to any prescription pills. Not OTC. Nice kit !
Off the gate with a DBZ patch nice!
Glad I'm not the only fan🤙🏾
why do it? i mean when will i need all of those tools?
Do you have a link for the type of ziplock bags that you put the bandaids in? I've been looking for a more heavy duty PVC ziplock than just the usual sandwich bag.
I get mine from the container store. They have all different sizes.
Nice bag. Mine is a little different but no bag should be alike. It should be tailored to the individual.
My suggestions:
1.) caffeine pills. Absolutely no reason not to have these in your pack. Lightweight, durable and can be eaten on the fly. And is without a doubt the most overlooked item in most bags/bag videos.
2.) a durable pry bar that would fit in the pack. Makes an improvised weapon and can use to open vending machines if the power is out. Can also use to gain entry to buildings to help keep you out of sight if necessary. I carry one mainly because I am mostly urban environment and most spigots you will see at building have some sort lock/cage so my silcock will do nothing for me, but with a pry bar . . . access granted 😂
3.) a poncho (self explanatory)
4.) a compact pair of binoculars. Knowing what’s ahead can save your life.
There are a few more but these are the first things I would add (except some additional items to protect me from weather).
Love your food bag. I am of the same opinion that food should be ready to eat with no prep. Fires should be avoided unless completely necessary. And food prep is not a necessity, in my book it’s just poor planning.
I’m trying to find those packing cubes in the same size and color. Can you help me out please?
Everything is linked in the description, but I believe those pouches are discontinued and they only have blue and black on Amazon. You can try eBay to see if they're out there somewhere. If you look at the recent Short I uploaded, I think the Magpul pouches are better so far and they have more colors. Hope that helps.
@@SixEightOutdoors my bad I missed those on there somehow. I swear I checked 🫠
I think you should buy tiny size medication bottles to keep the pills protected from light and humidity and so you know their dose and exp date. Or get the small packet versions.
Hell yeah.
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Congratulations on being the ultimate soccer mom.
Not criticism at all! Great video.
But something to try. Instead of zipping zippers all the way to one side, try zipping up to the middle.
That way you don’t have to fully unzip the whole bag. You can just open what you need to reach in.
It comes down to preference and what works for you. But how I’ve learned to run my bags.
Whats up with kids and their patches on their edc backpacks nowadays?
Just a child at heart
I think i found my new back pack.
Also whatsh a check book and a pcket constitution? really dont get it
Not hating or anything but prep medic has a video covering tampons as possible first aid and unfortunately they do not have enough of seal to effectively cover the wound to induce a blood clot.
Agreed
What's the weight of this kit
EDC
It looks like you are carrying a trickle trunk of toys
Can you book up 10 flights of stairs
Otherwise Kool
@@TerryDacey Not sure what a trickle trunk is lol but the pack weighs a little less than 10 lbs. I dont even notice it's on, but could be an issue some people 🤷🏾♂️
Tampons seem on the surface as a good wound packer, but their absorbancy is horrible, they clog out waaaaaaay faster than you think, NAR compressed gauze is like 6 dollars, just get 2 of those
I used to carry pills as well outside of their container. After 2 weeks some of them went from white to brown, i can imagine some pills will change over time without any visual changes...
I need new konten, i love your channel bro ... I am from Indonesia
Pocket constitution book. Based!
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5,000 views Micah! Holy shit.
Where do you keep the herpes medication?
No water bottle... I'm surprised
Go to 8:10
My bad i missed it
Subbed 🙌🏽
Your tourniquet should be on the outside. Easy access. That's it.
6:20
How could you carry this backpack for over ten years? You look ten years old.😳
Haha definitely look (and mostly act😂) younger than I am. Been carrying this bag for about 8 years and had others before it.
Do not use tampons for gunshot wounds.
Bro pocket constitution 😂
Definitely need to lose ALL of the Duracell batteries. Those cheap things leak and will eventually destroy your equipment. Spend the money and go with Energizer Lithium batteries that have a 10 year shelf-life.
Idk if its user error or whatever, but I've used those before and seemed like they died just as fast if not faster than cheap duracells or regular Energizers. Pretty pricey too. These are just what I had lying around but you should check out Project Farm's Channel and he does a battery comparison video. Based on his results regular ole Energizers seem to be the best overall. Thanks for watching!
YES, duracells have ruined several flashlights, headlamps and other items I have. Finally went thru everything that uses batteries and removed all duracells and threw them away. They had even leaked in flashlights that still worked, and ruined them, couldn’t even get them out they were so corroded.😡😡
67 years old, walk my dog daily carry in a 30 liter pack
main pocket, 3 liters of water in the summer, two in the winter. Steel widemouth, and and silicon plastic colapsable bowl
outside pockets poncho, flashlight flashlight has enough cord on it to hang from my neck.
on chest strap, left, pocket knife, right, spare dog crap bags
Back pouch, has a reflective wrap, contains, snacks for two, lighter, anything that I am delivering to someone in town
pouch above that, cord and straps in case I bring anything home, pliers, 8 bit screwdriver, adjustable wrench
small pocket on pack, some first aid, another lighter, other fire starting, small roll vinyl tape, space blanket,
middle pocket on pack, spare socks, knee wrap, ankle wrap, 4" by 48" ace bandage, spare hat, bandana, mechanics gloves, blaclava
carry on person, sidearm, another pocket knife, keys, wallet with ID, cash, credit, insurance, spare magazine
In the winter the hat and bandana get replaced by a wool hat and scarf. Mittens get added
Summer carry 380 ACP compact single stack
Winter carry 9mm full size double stack
In 4 years, three weeks, I have carried that while walking the dog 3,620 miles. I've not used the space blanket, handgun, tape or first aid. I've carried home stuff from yard sales including a four foot pry bar, crecheting stuff in a box the size of a case of beer and for the fun of it, a 70 liter backpack.
The pills, he means prescription pills shouldn't be taken out of their bottles, you can get arrested...not over the counter ones 😂😂😂😂
EDC bag not dirty at all just saying…..
Some people actually try to take care of their stuff you know....
Foos ball is for the devil!
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The insistence of the yanks to carry guns and ammunition is av turn off
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