I took a scrap piece of leather out of my trunk and made a key organizer like that. Burnished the edges, made it look nice. Cost me absolutely nothing but about 20 minutes of my time. Took the hardware from my old key organizer. Works perfectly.
The Casio calculator watch is probably the most durable watch I've ever had. It's phenomenal (and functional). Also doesn't say it's water proof, but it's DEFINITELY waterproof. The flexibility and light weight along with the durability makes it my second favorite watch next to the Apple watch.
I only have one folder I paid over $100 dollars for and that was in the 80's and I still carry it. The Civivi knife is something I would carry every day. It is in the price range I am willing to pay. I carry an Olight IR2 which again is at a price I am willing to pay. I have a Casio G-Shock watch that I ware to work because it goes through the metal detector without having to take it off. Most of my stuff came from Amazon and would be slightly more expensive than this but not much. This is in my wheel house. Great video.
my friend gave me a smaller civivi, stone washed bronze scales. I've bought quite a few knives in my life, carried the same spyderco every day since 1998. That civivi knife is soooo smooth and the opening action is slick. You just think about opening it, and the blade is out. I used it to gut, skin, and de-bone a deer this october. Held up super well. I'd buy another for sure!
I've been carrying an Allett wallet for around 10 year now. I started with the all nylon sport wallet and later switched over to the leather wallet (leather outside/nylon inside). It's still pretty thin, but the sport wallet is a little thinner. It's amazing how many cards that you can get in there and still keep it small. For a light, I carry the olight 3T EOS. I thought that I wouldn't use it much and it would end up in the drawer, but I use it all the time.
Oh, man, that Casio Databank pushes ALL my nostalgia buttons. I was in college, and already a fan of Casio calculator watches, when the first Databank went on sale. I was delighted at the idea of a watch that could remember phone numbers and appointments for me, because my memory for such things was unreliable. A Databank watch was practically a part of my body from 1983 until I got my first Palm PDA in 1998. And that green Databank is beautiful. I am strongly tempted to buy one, but it would be purely a nostalgia purchase. My Apple Watch does everything the Databank can do, and a lot more. But I do have TWO wrists, so maybe . . .
I carry a civivi and have had a lot of other knives in that price range but by far this is the best knife Ive had. I carry it full time and it gets used a lot. Really recommend these knives.
It's easy to click a flashlight on in your pocket, which would be detrimental to the already fleeting battery life so I can understand the double click.
Being retired military, I always love OD green themed EDC! I alternate between OD green, black, and blue EDC items. It’s really neat to see/find awesome EDC gear on your channel. Thank you for the video!
I started wearing the Casio calculator in the 70's. Still do. In the 80's I was the road service man for an electronics repair shop. Being as old as I am I was taught to do most simple math in my head faster than many can do on their phone punching buttons,. Many of my repair jobs were fairly standard. So I could remember prices and fill in the repair form including tax. But I found that a large percentage of customers would scrutinize every number and question every cent. Wasting quite a bit of my time. But if I caused my watch to beep as if I were calculating the numbers as I was writing the bill. No questions asked.
Funnily enough, when you showed the Casio box, I remembered that I wanted to look up what those calculator watches cost because it would be practical ngl and then you showed it, so perfect timing. Ofc, I have a calculator in my pocket on my phone, but it's similar to how it is with a flashlight: the real deal is far more convenient. Also, I've got the odd simple calculation to make at work every now and then and using my phone for that could be a bad idea, depending on who's watching.
The Rite In The Rain pens and refills are made by Fisher. The ink formulation in the RITR refills is slightly different than the ink in the Fisher refills but has the same properties as Fisher refills (write in extreme temperatures, upside down, etc). The RITR ink writes a little drier than Fisher to work better with Rite In The Rain paper.
My brother had the “calculator watch” when I was a kid…not going to lie I might buy one after watching this video….found your Channel a while back let’s say I started with a civivi->spiderco->now I’m rocking a large sebinza on the regular…carry on
I drive a truck ( at night ) . I carry 3) flashlights , a "O " light w/ pocket clip . A " O " light about an inch long , and a " O " light key ring light ( not good for much more than to find a key , or , the hole to stick it ... Hmm ?! ) . Oh , BTW I also carry ( and use a headlight ) .
Best budget edc light imo is lumintop tool AA. Throw a 14500 in it and you've got plenty of light that disappears in your pocket. Optional magnetic tail cap as well 👌 all for 20-25 bucks
Package two: like the flashlight. The modes is good for power saving. Watch: nope. Save the money. But all my watches are analog and wooden. Knife: like. Agree on that one. There’s other good options but that’s a great option. And it’s green. 😎 I should do a set like this.
I really like the all-green EDC. I would pick a different pen, however. My lifestyle doesn't really call for writing upside down or under water, so I've never felt a need for a Fisher Space Pen. My go-to pen is the Zebra Sarasa, a retractable gel pen that writes unbelievably smoothly. And the Sarasa Grand 0.5mm comes in a dark green with black highlights and a gold clip. I already have more pens than I need, but I'll probably buy at least one of those because it's just gorgeous.
@@Lissiedi I was thinking the same thing. I laughed out loud when he praised how great that mini razor blade knife was… and then opened everything else with his folding knife. That $200 would have been much better spent on one medium quality blade (he had 3 cheap junk blades) and one good light. You can still buy a nylon wallet for $10 and a pack of ballpoint pens for $5.
Zebra makes a little tiny pen that would fit in that slot, I have one of them at home. I like the color and material, I'd probably go for a orientation though. Also might grab one of those key blade things, that was pretty nice.
Yes if you're referring to the same one I have, it's a pen and mechanical pencil set, each being around 3-4" in length and stainless steel. Nice little set! I carry the pen in my wallet and pencil in a secondary pouch with other tiny EDC gear.
Package one. The tiny knife is useless when you’ve got other edc blades. Key thingy won’t work for vehicles. Wallet looks good! Like the pen if it writes on wet surfaces. Great addition.
For an edc knife it’s all about blade steel and just how often you use it. I literally use mine daily and have since I was 8yrs old. Within the last couple years I adopted a light. Use that daily as well. Multi tools…. Not so much but my truck is always close and there’s always a go bag with anything I need if my toolbox is out of stock
I kept waiting for the True Utility to come back in stock and got sick of waiting. Bought the KeySmart Mini a few months ago and absolutely love it. Added a magnetic attachment to pop my truck fob on and off and it’s a perfect setup.
I bought one of those data banks a while ago, it was/is my main watch when I can’t use my Apple Watch; great watch, beat the hell out of and it still works perfectly
The double click helps from accidentally turning it on in your pocket. Love that feature! I love rovyvon, carry and use it all the time. Super bright and not hard on the wallet.
I’ve carried this exact green RovyVon flashlight for over a year maybe even 2 years. It lives on my para cord lanyard via its clip. I’ve gotten many compliments and a few buddies to go out and buy their own.
Rovyvon let me done, spent the money on copper light and didn't last a year. Reached out for warranty and no response and now past warranty. Before it dimmed out and only had an extremely dim led it was great.
Very solid and it all matches! This is by far my favorite “from xxxx place” EDC so far. Amazon and the internet are pretty much infinite when it comes the anything nowadays. Another amazing video. The praxis was like my 3rd or 4th edc blade.
I got the armbar recently and i feel like it could use a lot of improvements. Deploying the tools arent so intuitive and they really should have included a pocketclip. Really hope gerber improves it with a v2.
I have always loved seeing this series so I would love to see you continue it in the future, also this is the first time I’ve actually thought to look for my name in the patreon list, love the channel keep doing what you do
I bought that Civivi Praxis love been carrying it for a year and I also have Rovivon light it’s tiny I’m almost afraid of losing it but it’s bright for it’s size great gear 😎🇺🇸🤙🏼
I had the black Casio calculator watch when I was a UH1-H&VMaintenance Test Pilot in the Army... it even had a little number game that was fun to play... fun litle watch...
Excellent choices. I think the EDC world needs these practical and affordable options featured to allow those just getting started to realize you can do this on a decent budget. The other thing I'd say, these kinds of videos never get old for me; especially by you Taylor. You could honestly do these 1/year as things change and advances are made. I know you have a lot going on, but this could be an annual staple for your line-up. Thanks for the work you do. I love your channel because you're an expert that makes everyone feel like they can build a decent collection no matter their budget!
@@Microfiber_Muncher It's a viable "gun shaped object" which may or may not function as a firearm. If you wave it around most people won't even realize it's a Hi-Point
How have you not carried a flashlight for over a year? You need to check out streamlight's edc lights. They have AAA or rechargeable. They're amazing and probably my most complimented EDC gear because when people need a flashlight they really need a flashlight.
About the best knives under 50$, you can simply present the ones you like the most in terms of design, or present brands less known than civivi and others, but still worth a look
The Casio calculator watcvh is awesome. The only reason not to have it as an EDC is the fact there is no backlight. With the negative display, this impedes readability in low light situations. That said, the green on is awesome and I wear it with geat joy from time to time.
Pretty cool. I'd be careful dangling my keys off that rubber loop on a belt loop. Hang em inside the pocket. If they drop, they drop inside the pocket. I would choose a larger flashlight for my purposes. I really like your budget videos.
Gerber multi-tool says hammer and points at the flat section of the pry bay on the back of the packaging, would appear so. Not sure what nails you would drive and whether your hand your appreciate you.
I only use Yoshida & Company by headporter (slim wallets), I got a really good deal (used). I rotate my wallet, knife, belt (groovebelt) and zippo case (w/ thunderbird insert) every week.
That screwpop knife I was big fan of but I didn't got one. It just has no agent or directly sell in CN. I do believe it is the best knife people can own here since we must drop all kinds of knives or blades at least to get on a train or subway. And I have enough complain from my friends about opening a delivery package simply tear it up.
Genuine question, what is the purpose of carrying the Civivi knife as an everyday carry? Sorry if you said so in the video, I watched but didn't find an answer. I understand the utility knife as a box/letter opener. But wanted to ask because carrying large knives, especially locking blades, is totally illegal here in the UK so I'm just curious what functionality i'd be missing without one? I can't imagine what I'd use it for day-to-day, personally. Just wondering :) Love the practicality of this video though! I've already added similar wallet and key items to my daily carry.
I agree with everything except the wallet. I would have skipped the utility knife to go for a decent grain leather wallet. It wouldn't be practical, but it would certainly feel much better.
Hey I use a rovy von Aroura as my primary flashlight and I charge it every two weeks using it every day. It has many different settings including a low so you don’t need to be blasting turbo all the time even then the high settings last for ages
I have a desk job, not an outdoor or craft job, so like to go a little lighter for EDC. Multitools are way too heavy and bulky to carry. I like the Victorinox Rambler on my keyring, although I occasionally rotate in the Minichamp in Alox if I'm expecting to open packages. Which I do, a lot. I notice none of your gear has a package opening blade, and in your video you actually use a regular knife to open plastic bubble packaging, which I have always found inconvenient and even a little unsafe. Try the package opener on the Gerber Dime or Victorinox Minichamp, you'll never use a regular blade again!
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I took a scrap piece of leather out of my trunk and made a key organizer like that. Burnished the edges, made it look nice. Cost me absolutely nothing but about 20 minutes of my time. Took the hardware from my old key organizer. Works perfectly.
Love this series, may have to try this challenge myself...
Fuck yeah
Do it. I need more videos from you.
Waa -bam!
Yes but on a budget 🙌🏾🙌🏾that one check can afford
Wanting for your video
The Casio calculator watch is probably the most durable watch I've ever had. It's phenomenal (and functional). Also doesn't say it's water proof, but it's DEFINITELY waterproof. The flexibility and light weight along with the durability makes it my second favorite watch next to the Apple watch.
This is why everyone thinks Americans have no taste.
I only have one folder I paid over $100 dollars for and that was in the 80's and I still carry it. The Civivi knife is something I would carry every day. It is in the price range I am willing to pay. I carry an Olight IR2 which again is at a price I am willing to pay. I have a Casio G-Shock watch that I ware to work because it goes through the metal detector without having to take it off. Most of my stuff came from Amazon and would be slightly more expensive than this but not much. This is in my wheel house. Great video.
What folder did you get?
You can't say you bought a $100 knife in the 80s and not name drop it.
Following cause I gotta know 😂
Also curious
Haha also need to know/see your knife
my friend gave me a smaller civivi, stone washed bronze scales. I've bought quite a few knives in my life, carried the same spyderco every day since 1998. That civivi knife is soooo smooth and the opening action is slick. You just think about opening it, and the blade is out. I used it to gut, skin, and de-bone a deer this october. Held up super well. I'd buy another for sure!
I've been carrying an Allett wallet for around 10 year now. I started with the all nylon sport wallet and later switched over to the leather wallet (leather outside/nylon inside). It's still pretty thin, but the sport wallet is a little thinner. It's amazing how many cards that you can get in there and still keep it small.
For a light, I carry the olight 3T EOS. I thought that I wouldn't use it much and it would end up in the drawer, but I use it all the time.
Oh, man, that Casio Databank pushes ALL my nostalgia buttons. I was in college, and already a fan of Casio calculator watches, when the first Databank went on sale. I was delighted at the idea of a watch that could remember phone numbers and appointments for me, because my memory for such things was unreliable. A Databank watch was practically a part of my body from 1983 until I got my first Palm PDA in 1998.
And that green Databank is beautiful. I am strongly tempted to buy one, but it would be purely a nostalgia purchase. My Apple Watch does everything the Databank can do, and a lot more. But I do have TWO wrists, so maybe . . .
I carry a civivi and have had a lot of other knives in that price range but by far this is the best knife Ive had. I carry it full time and it gets used a lot. Really recommend these knives.
It's easy to click a flashlight on in your pocket, which would be detrimental to the already fleeting battery life so I can understand the double click.
Being retired military, I always love OD green themed EDC! I alternate between OD green, black, and blue EDC items. It’s really neat to see/find awesome EDC gear on your channel. Thank you for the video!
ONE OF MY NEW FAVORITE CHANNELS
so sick!
Love this video!
Recycled firefighter, incredible wallet. I carry the Sargent everyday. Best front pocket wallet I have ever carried!
I carry a $45 smith and Wesson knife and I love it and it’s 100% worth the money, any of their knives under the black ops line are great
I started wearing the Casio calculator in the 70's. Still do. In the 80's I was the road service man for an electronics repair shop. Being as old as I am I was taught to do most simple math in my head faster than many can do on their phone punching buttons,. Many of my repair jobs were fairly standard. So I could remember prices and fill in the repair form including tax. But I found that a large percentage of customers would scrutinize every number and question every cent. Wasting quite a bit of my time. But if I caused my watch to beep as if I were calculating the numbers as I was writing the bill. No questions asked.
I had that watch and I LOVED IT. It was very water resistant but pooped out after a couple years when I swam like 20-30 feet down
Funnily enough, when you showed the Casio box, I remembered that I wanted to look up what those calculator watches cost because it would be practical ngl and then you showed it, so perfect timing. Ofc, I have a calculator in my pocket on my phone, but it's similar to how it is with a flashlight: the real deal is far more convenient. Also, I've got the odd simple calculation to make at work every now and then and using my phone for that could be a bad idea, depending on who's watching.
Just found your channel about 30 minutes ago and I cannot stop watching. Thank for a awesome channel.
The Rite In The Rain pens and refills are made by Fisher. The ink formulation in the RITR refills is slightly different than the ink in the Fisher refills but has the same properties as Fisher refills (write in extreme temperatures, upside down, etc). The RITR ink writes a little drier than Fisher to work better with Rite In The Rain paper.
My brother had the “calculator watch” when I was a kid…not going to lie I might buy one after watching this video….found your Channel a while back let’s say I started with a civivi->spiderco->now I’m rocking a large sebinza on the regular…carry on
That knife is sick! I know what I’m getting my family for Christmas!
This green is the color the year. All my camping gear has been this color and I love it
Happy to see this series coming back! 👌
I drive a truck ( at night ) .
I carry 3) flashlights , a "O " light
w/ pocket clip . A " O " light about
an inch long , and a " O " light key
ring light ( not good for much more than to find a key , or , the hole to
stick it ... Hmm ?! ) . Oh , BTW I
also carry ( and use a headlight ) .
Best budget edc light imo is lumintop tool AA. Throw a 14500 in it and you've got plenty of light that disappears in your pocket. Optional magnetic tail cap as well 👌 all for 20-25 bucks
Package two: like the flashlight. The modes is good for power saving. Watch: nope. Save the money. But all my watches are analog and wooden. Knife: like. Agree on that one. There’s other good options but that’s a great option. And it’s green. 😎 I should do a set like this.
I really like the all-green EDC. I would pick a different pen, however. My lifestyle doesn't really call for writing upside down or under water, so I've never felt a need for a Fisher Space Pen. My go-to pen is the Zebra Sarasa, a retractable gel pen that writes unbelievably smoothly. And the Sarasa Grand 0.5mm comes in a dark green with black highlights and a gold clip. I already have more pens than I need, but I'll probably buy at least one of those because it's just gorgeous.
i have aurora a1... it outclassed all my olights... this is best edc buy i did. (i bought it after watching your stuff btw - no regrets)
I can't believe you paid 40 bucks for that wallet. It's not worth 10.
Lol for 200 bucks you can get so much more. He just bought junk.
@@Lissiedi I was thinking the same thing. I laughed out loud when he praised how great that mini razor blade knife was… and then opened everything else with his folding knife. That $200 would have been much better spent on one medium quality blade (he had 3 cheap junk blades) and one good light. You can still buy a nylon wallet for $10 and a pack of ballpoint pens for $5.
Agree😂
@@woodystube1000 there are many type of nylon. Allett is ripstop nylon. Can you explain other brand nylon wallet with ripstop nylon?
@@Lissiediso what would you have gotten
Nitecore Tip SE is another great small and bright keychain light. I carry that one and it's awesome. Durable too.
Usb-C too
Zebra makes a little tiny pen that would fit in that slot, I have one of them at home. I like the color and material, I'd probably go for a orientation though. Also might grab one of those key blade things, that was pretty nice.
I have a few of those Zebra telescoping pens. They are fantastic and fit anywhere! Also, very affordable
Yes if you're referring to the same one I have, it's a pen and mechanical pencil set, each being around 3-4" in length and stainless steel. Nice little set! I carry the pen in my wallet and pencil in a secondary pouch with other tiny EDC gear.
Yes it's the zebra sl-f1, the best mini pen
Package one. The tiny knife is useless when you’ve got other edc blades. Key thingy won’t work for vehicles. Wallet looks good! Like the pen if it writes on wet surfaces. Great addition.
Please do: Wish, Bass pro shop, Costco, Alibaba, EBay… or anything else. I love these videos!
I’ve been telling everyone the praxis is the best knife under $50 great stuff man spot on.
It's a great knife!
For an edc knife it’s all about blade steel and just how often you use it. I literally use mine daily and have since I was 8yrs old. Within the last couple years I adopted a light. Use that daily as well.
Multi tools…. Not so much but my truck is always close and there’s always a go bag with anything I need if my toolbox is out of stock
Have had my civivi praxis in damascus for 3 years now. still as beautiful as the day I bought it.
This one is a real winner Taylor. Thank you and Thumbs up!
Yes, i buy fisher refills for my write in the rain pens, as they work the same and are usually cheaper
I kept waiting for the True Utility to come back in stock and got sick of waiting. Bought the KeySmart Mini a few months ago and absolutely love it. Added a magnetic attachment to pop my truck fob on and off and it’s a perfect setup.
Distracted by the watch you are wearing in this video. Nice! What make/model is it, if you don't mind sharing?
I bought one of those data banks a while ago, it was/is my main watch when I can’t use my Apple Watch; great watch, beat the hell out of and it still works perfectly
The double click helps from accidentally turning it on in your pocket. Love that feature! I love rovyvon, carry and use it all the time. Super bright and not hard on the wallet.
Finally….the Praxis!!!! I’ve got two, both in green G10, one SS and one coated black blade
I’ve carried this exact green RovyVon flashlight for over a year maybe even 2 years. It lives on my para cord lanyard via its clip. I’ve gotten many compliments and a few buddies to go out and buy their own.
You should do an all in one carry from all your budget carry’s of your favorites
Rovyvon let me done, spent the money on copper light and didn't last a year. Reached out for warranty and no response and now past warranty. Before it dimmed out and only had an extremely dim led it was great.
Very solid and it all matches! This is by far my favorite “from xxxx place” EDC so far. Amazon and the internet are pretty much infinite when it comes the anything nowadays. Another amazing video. The praxis was like my 3rd or 4th edc blade.
Kershaw is one of my favorite brands for good affordable knives. I've lost track of how many I own.😄
I got the armbar recently and i feel like it could use a lot of improvements. Deploying the tools arent so intuitive and they really should have included a pocketclip. Really hope gerber improves it with a v2.
A victorinox swiischamp or manager would honestly cover a lot of the tools you showed in a single item
I would never put my trust in a rechargeable flashlight but all the other gear looks really good. Great video
I have always loved seeing this series so I would love to see you continue it in the future, also this is the first time I’ve actually thought to look for my name in the patreon list, love the channel keep doing what you do
Ive carried those lil Rovy Von flashlights for years. They are in my hiking packs, vehicles, etc.
Taylor I was not in the market for a new EDC folder, but man I really like that Civivi. I have the Gerber Armbar and love it. Great vid/channel.
I bought that Civivi Praxis love been carrying it for a year and I also have Rovivon light it’s tiny I’m almost afraid of losing it but it’s bright for it’s size great gear 😎🇺🇸🤙🏼
Hey mate, may I ask what watch you are wearing in this video?
You should totally start your own brand. Even starting with discontinued key shackles. I'd buy
Yes! Do another best under $50 and a best under $200!
I keep my edc old school
A peppermint, butterscotch, lint ,a button a Nickel and a few penny's and a book of matches
I had the black Casio calculator watch when I was a UH1-H&VMaintenance Test Pilot in the Army... it even had a little number game that was fun to play... fun litle watch...
Excellent choices. I think the EDC world needs these practical and affordable options featured to allow those just getting started to realize you can do this on a decent budget. The other thing I'd say, these kinds of videos never get old for me; especially by you Taylor. You could honestly do these 1/year as things change and advances are made. I know you have a lot going on, but this could be an annual staple for your line-up. Thanks for the work you do. I love your channel because you're an expert that makes everyone feel like they can build a decent collection no matter their budget!
"affordable" ??
@@Stop_Gooning Whats with the sarcasm lmao
@@Microfiber_Muncher For $200 you can get a Hi-Point, a Mora Knife and a TimeX watch.
@@Stop_Gooning I can see where this is coming from, but don’t even pretend that a Hi point is a viable side arm lol.
@@Microfiber_Muncher It's a viable "gun shaped object" which may or may not function as a firearm.
If you wave it around most people won't even realize it's a Hi-Point
What is the watch you are wearing in the video? It looks like titanium.
How have you not carried a flashlight for over a year? You need to check out streamlight's edc lights. They have AAA or rechargeable. They're amazing and probably my most complimented EDC gear because when people need a flashlight they really need a flashlight.
Because I have over 100 flashlights…
I actually like the double click on for the flashlight. It reduces the chance of light switching on while in your pocket.
A mini Maglite Solitair $15, Amazon Basics 10-in-1 Stainless Steel multi tool with nylon sheath $15, MTP-6 Tactical pen & MTP-6 accessories pack by the Atomic Bear $20 & $10, Timberland PRO Men's Cordura nylon RFID trifold wallet $17, 2 bandanas $5, & Bic lighter $2.
Nice vid. Cool kit. The best thing was the Spydie you opened the box with.
About the best knives under 50$, you can simply present the ones you like the most in terms of design, or present brands less known than civivi and others, but still worth a look
The Casio calculator watcvh is awesome. The only reason not to have it as an EDC is the fact there is no backlight. With the negative display, this impedes readability in low light situations. That said, the green on is awesome and I wear it with geat joy from time to time.
I'm a massive fan of the classic CASIO watches. They last and if I do trash them they are cheap to replace. Great video.
Pretty cool. I'd be careful dangling my keys off that rubber loop on a belt loop. Hang em inside the pocket. If they drop, they drop inside the pocket. I would choose a larger flashlight for my purposes. I really like your budget videos.
I’ve been wearing that Casio in black for almost 10 years now. I’m on my 3rd, I normally buy it from Walmart.
What’s the wallet you took the cards out of???
Gerber multi-tool says hammer and points at the flat section of the pry bay on the back of the packaging, would appear so. Not sure what nails you would drive and whether your hand your appreciate you.
Wish the wallet came in a black multicam! Awesome video.
That wallet is nice but you should check out big skinny wallets. Cheaper. I’ve been using for 10 years. They are durable and more customizable
Whats kinda watch do you have on it looks mint .
My favorite thing about this channel is how chill the vybe is. It's really like sitting back with a beer and relaxing with a buddy.
I only use Yoshida & Company by headporter (slim wallets), I got a really good deal (used). I rotate my wallet, knife, belt (groovebelt) and zippo case (w/ thunderbird insert) every week.
What is the clip he puts the keys on in the first segment. Its not called out and I can't say I've seen anything like it before. I like it
Hey! What watch are you wearing?
You know this video hit hard when you go on Amazon and it says 3 of these (knife, keysmart mini, and utility knife) are frequently bought together
That screwpop knife I was big fan of but I didn't got one. It just has no agent or directly sell in CN. I do believe it is the best knife people can own here since we must drop all kinds of knives or blades at least to get on a train or subway. And I have enough complain from my friends about opening a delivery package simply tear it up.
Imo QSP parrot is the best budget knife. You cannot beat it at that price
The Casio World Time is cool too. It's useful if you travel internationally a lot.
Im sure you've gotten the question a lot but what's the steel paperclip looking piece you have for your keys?
First time watching any of your videos. I dig it 🤙🏻. Can you please tell me what kind of watch you have on?
That opening edit made shopping on Amazon look dope!!!
What was that oversized paper clip thing you slid your keys on? I might have to copy some of this green carry. Been in a grey man rut
I’ve been trying to figure that out as well. I can’t find it on the internet
Genuine question, what is the purpose of carrying the Civivi knife as an everyday carry? Sorry if you said so in the video, I watched but didn't find an answer.
I understand the utility knife as a box/letter opener. But wanted to ask because carrying large knives, especially locking blades, is totally illegal here in the UK so I'm just curious what functionality i'd be missing without one? I can't imagine what I'd use it for day-to-day, personally.
Just wondering :)
Love the practicality of this video though! I've already added similar wallet and key items to my daily carry.
You can get fine point refills for the space pen. I can write best with them and have replaced mine
Fisher also has fine and bold refills if Im not mistaken.
They do
Great carry. Love the green. Just got a green Ridge wallet. May need to try this challenge
brilliant watch, took me back to my school days! I must get one ..
Great Video as per usual man!! Looking forward for the under 100$ and under 50$ . Keep it up !
Just picked up the screwpop from your link, getting it tomorrow. Great video.
Glad to see I’m not the only one that keeps his wallet in the front pocket.
I agree with everything except the wallet. I would have skipped the utility knife to go for a decent grain leather wallet. It wouldn't be practical, but it would certainly feel much better.
I usually just have mobile phone with a debit card in the cover and a coulpe keys... I wonder how often those gadgets are actually used...
Hey I use a rovy von Aroura as my primary flashlight and I charge it every two weeks using it every day. It has many different settings including a low so you don’t need to be blasting turbo all the time even then the high settings last for ages
I have a desk job, not an outdoor or craft job, so like to go a little lighter for EDC. Multitools are way too heavy and bulky to carry. I like the Victorinox Rambler on my keyring, although I occasionally rotate in the Minichamp in Alox if I'm expecting to open packages. Which I do, a lot. I notice none of your gear has a package opening blade, and in your video you actually use a regular knife to open plastic bubble packaging, which I have always found inconvenient and even a little unsafe. Try the package opener on the Gerber Dime or Victorinox Minichamp, you'll never use a regular blade again!
Curious what the use case for having 3 knives is, do you find you can’t use them interchangeably?