I imagine your daughter looking back and watching this video ten+ years from now when she's about to go to college and start her own life, remembering how much fun she had with her dad and the valuable life lessons she learned from those memories. Wishing you and your family Good Health, Happiness, Success and Prosperity shared with true, loving friends & family. May we all never stop learning and growing. Be Kind to yourself and others.
Would love to see what you carry in other bags such as your bugout bag. I'd also enjoy seeing what you do with the items and how you use them uncut or with very limited staging. I like the structure of your videos, and you give off a very genuine vibe that is a rarity in my opinion, especially in this niche. You go into enough detail about each item, and put a personal touch on everything. Very excited to see more content from you in the future.
Thanks Sean, you don't know how much your kind comments mean. I'm still very much learning to be a good RU-vidr and each video I'm learning something but appreciate you understanding the process. I'm glad you enjoyed this video too. I'll definitely consider your suggestions for futuree videos but there's a few more I'm looking to do first (such as my winter EDC). Nice to hear people are enjoying the content though, and it always encouraging to make me want to make more. Feel free to hook up on Instagram if you use that platform. Would be great to stay in touch!
Mate, this is awesome. I've got the same pouch and haven't been using it all that much the past few years. You gave me many ideas on how to utilise it again. Much appreciated.
I think I speak for everyone here that we'd all love to come on an adventure to the woods with you and your daughter. They sound like fun, educational trips! What a lucky kid she is to have you as her Dad! :)
Man, my recent commenters seem to have really cool names!! Glad you like it, more videos on the way soon, but be sure to check out my other videos and hit the bell icon to be notified. You might like my Insta page too! Thanks for the support dude! ✌️
Is it just me ? Not knocking your video or contents, but are these very tough pocket packs more bother than they are worth ? I got sucked into the maxpedition pockets thing . Extra heavy duty material is one thing but to strap thick nylon straps on the outside and double up with double straps and sleeves to carry a few bits and bobs ? I have a maxpedition mini (i think ) , though it is indeed well made half the pocket is used up with sleeves and straps? I find a cheap pencil case that costs 50p is, though cheap rubbish works better ? Do we really need 1000d material covered in straps and sleeves , both inside and outside ? Is it just me ?
I do kind of get what you’re saying. I find the front mesh pocket on the exterior of these is usually fairly redundant when it’s packed out. I’m also not a huge fan of the interior key fob holders but the rest of the functions on the packs I absolutely love! I have a number of these pouches in various sizes but like you say, I have found some pretty good but much cheaper alternatives, such as LefRight pouches on Amazon. Their micro organiser is a third of the price of the MaxP exquivalent and though there are some noticible differences, they’re almost not as worth the high price tags. I tend to get these when they’re on offer usually. Though I few I paid full price. Thanks for your input!
@@robduncan599 you might have dementia, maybe go visit your closest hospital? No one knows what you are talking about. What are you trying to say here?
Thanks Alessandro! Glad you like it. You have a dope name too 👌 more videos coming soon so be sure to hit the bell icon and link up on Insta to be notified! Have a good day✌️
It's not MOLLE, it's PALS. MOLLE has the attatchment strap sewn on, PALS require you to supply your own attatchment method, a small but important detail when considering your pouch choice.
Cool video. But it's called parra chord. Not power. Also maybe swap out the lighter for one that you spin to ignite like a bic instead of the click style you currently have. You can still use the Bic style for sparks even if it's out of fluid. Loved your video and your kit .
Thanks for the feedback, Rob. I’m aware it’s Parracord (from parachutes, originally used by ‘Para’s’ aka The Parachute Regiment and SAS). Sorry if it sounded like power… As for the lighter, I do use the small Bic ones, but I find with the click ones they’re less likely to get accidentally pressed in transit and I don’t have to do the zip-tie trick with it before (and after) transporting. I have a number of sparking items in my full bugout. There’s a farro rod in this kit, I also carry my custom SAK Huntsman which has the full FireAnt/Firefly ferro/tinder setup. I also have a hatchet with a farro which I’ve never used because generally I’ll just use a lighter. Appreciate the feedback anyway, and thanks for watching the video :)
Sure it did. He said power. His video marker says "Power" on it as well. And then to cover himself, he gives a literal definition like he just copied and pasted it above because he's not man enough to admit it.
@@KernowEDC Corkscrew fire-starters specifically designed for a Victorinox is NOT a smart backup. A dedicated backup fire-started, is. You're wasting space, effectiveness and longevity.
I explained the Elementum is used. Maybe I should have shown you guys the blades and saws on my SAK and Leatherman. The Wave I’ve had for 12 years and believe me, it has been used for excursions all over Bodmin and Dartmoor and trips with the Royal Marines and Rifles during my college years. If you look close, you can see the scrape marks on my SAK farro and my main farro rods. The paracord has clearly been used too as it isn’t tightly wrapped. I recently used it to suspend a bivvy shelter over a small one day camp I did in the woods in the summer.