I didn't know I need some of the stuff in this vid until I saw it lol, like the key smart thing, I need to do my list once again. Also, I was wondering if there's any wallet you recommend for EDC, thx
hey Kev, I was looking for a new wallet too a while ago to change mine (it was destroyed haha), so I purchased this Vionentus wallet and it has been pretty good by now, I have it for 6 months or so
It's not under $20 (roughly $30 on their website) but I recently got Carhartt's front pocket wallet. Without trying to sound like an ad, for me it definitely hits all the marks for a lightweight slim, yet practical wallet with enough slots for your essentials, but probably not dozens of cards. I've been happy with my swap
@@1vitabrevis you have a legitimate use case. Most of these videos are dudes who just zoom around on a onewheel dressed in all black trying to pretend they live in a Cyberpunk world with all of their little accessories strapped to them
Casio F-105W watch. It’s often just below $20, it’s a basic watch, waterproof and tough, with a low profile making it easier when having to jam your hand in tight places, and the backlight is the bright type making it easy to read in the dark.
I agree. I bought it about a year ago as my first watch, and I never plan on buying a watch again. It does anything I need it to do, and is reliable and super light. The only thing I reccomend is changing the strap, as the resin one that comes with the watch isn't super comfortable.
I first heard of Rite In The Rain when I was in the Army. At the time, they only had field books and notepads. Now, they have a multitude of items that are both durable and reliable.
Firefighter here, and I think those “glass breakers” are useless toys. It drives me nuts that every little EDC trinket is supposed to double as a glass breaker (why?!). If you want the capability to break glass (eg in a car,in case you need to get in or our very quickly), your best bet is an automatic center punch, like the ones you will find in metalworking. That’s what we use. Failing that, at least get something that you can get a good firm grip on so you can give the glass a good whack (wear gloves!). With this tiny thing all you will achieve is an injured hand.
These budget friendly videos is what made me subscribe to your channel. Specifically the budget watch videos. Thanks for starting a new hobby I love in watch collecting
damn I was about to dunk on the Anker 511 Portable Charger but I've never thought of using it as a regular power brick plugged in. It's battery bank usage is quite terrible (I'll get 25% on a full charge) but charging up to 100W on plug in with the right cable and device that allows it is pretty dang awesome
I enjoyed your rundown of some useful essentials for everyday carry; EDC accessories don't have to cost an arm and a leg and you did a great job of highlighting some useful tools at a very reasonable price point, thank you for sharing and keep up the great work! - Justin @ Vanquest
He was saying it was like the TSA friendly Jetsetter, but with more tools. Which includes a blade, which makes it TSA NON-friendly. I had to listen to that description a few times.
I counted seventeen easily rectified factual errors in this video. If you can't create content without putting out misinformation you shouldn't be making content. Please do a basic modicum of research in future.
Yeah cuz women carry multi-tools and pocket knives. You gonna be sounding like a woman calling for a man when you are useless and have no tools on hand.
