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Late comment. Milo! This all sounds so interesting and so awesome! I’m looking forward to see what you come up with, and I’m inspired to dive into some projects for which I lack the skills, but not the passion. Cheers, as always. 😁

I just stumbled upon your channel by chance about 10 minutes ago, but I nonetheless want to say congratulations on getting on the road to realize your dreams!

That ‘handle’ on the back of the the Chrome Industries Ruckus backpack is actually a luggage pass-through. Nice video and I really like Chrome Industries’ bags!

I love the humangear stuff! I carry the spoon/fork with me everywhere to try to avoid single use plastic utensils.

Soto Triflex is sturdier than it looks, recommended. Thanks for the video.

Considering this mug for I'm removing all plastic, steel and aluminium from the home and camp kitchens. I love the vibe on this channel. Looking forward to watch your EDC videos too. Appreciated.

Good review. Almost bought the yeti. Now I'm going with the Stanley. 👍🇺🇲

Finch is a great company! I emailed them a question, their CEO, and he got back to me right away! I just need the bolster to be titanium. The design is top-notch!

Best camp/office eating utensil video, ever!

I have some Ti sheet. And will be making a couple soon

I subscribed because you are so mesmerizing ❤

Thank you for the update! It's great seeing you pop up on my homepage. :) .

Well done. TashGear is going to be a reality 👍🏻

Wow!

Congratulations on making it through your first year. As a person that has repaired many mechanical products, please keep mechanics or repair specialists in mind when you’re making design decisions. I appreciate what you’re doing, if I were much younger I would choose a similar path. I still have my drafting kit, someday I may pull it out and draw again. Your glucose container looks great and could possibly be good for hikers or athletes to store different flavors of Nuun hydration tablets, they look similar. I wish you all the best on this journey and can’t wait to see what you do next. 😊

You are seriously one of the coolest people ever. Keep being you, you're amazing. I hope you have a great final year at school.

“This thing is a spork of art” 😂😂😂

Excellent!!! I’ve used Solidworks off and on since about ‘97. I love it! I worked in a Product Design engineering group for about 15 years and learned so much. It’s so great to see you’re loving it!

I had a fleeting thought yesterday about how cool it would be if you were to start making videos teaching good product design. Just one day later you make a video about getting your masters in product design.. great to see

LETS FUCKING GO MILO!!! So awesome to hear how things are going for you, you're doing amazing! (also congrats on being a hand model hehe)

I'm glad to hear that your first year went well! And yeah, grad school is intense! 😅 It's something that's only even reasonable if you're loving what you're studying.

I own this bag and it’s awesome. Your review is spot on. I wanted a backpack that was enough for going to work, but not too big like most of my backpacks. Too big is fine in most other outings usually but at work I felt silly. This bag fits everything I need for work. The inside mesh pouch I use it for an umbrella and it’s perfect. The middle belt on the back side I used it to slide the backpack over my carry-on luggage and traveled with this backpack and it was great. The other bags you mentioned looked great too haha I’m trying to avoid checking them out because I don’t “need” another bag 😂. I’ve been a Chrome fan for 11+ years. I still have all of my Chrone bags and in good condition too. They do back up their warranties. You can spot clean this backpack with a soft brush and dish soap. I’ve brushed the entire soaking wet bag with a soapy brush and hung it to dry after squeezing water out of it and it looks like new afterwards every time.

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im a trained chef and as such i dont go without my spice blends for cooking cheapest and best version ive come up with was a DIY spice kit, using 3.75 worth of dollar tree products, a single mints tin a set of art section gliter holders perfect for spices and a paint dropper bottle set of two from art section for storing cooking oil , this kit is extremely lightweight and cheap to make you can carry up to 5 spices , a couple boulion cubes in the tin and two 4 ounce bottles of oil

Milo...a surprisingly fun video. Well done.

Only thing, I would have wanted more, is a recomandation - maybe even a link to yet another video of yours (You are awesome!) to a thermos recommendation :D Thats what I really need, i have a 1 hour drive for work and the cup I love and use is not produced anymore (buhuuu) - now im gonna go look what else you have got on your channel, just because i love the vibe and humor :)

Never been to this channel before, but thoughd i'd let you know, you are so lovely that I liked and subscribed before 30 sec. in - i just know, this is a channel for me !!! Thank you for beeing here <3 AMAZING

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Wow! Your opening thoughts were exactly my thoughts too. You hit the nail on the head. What was wrong with me for wanting a quality smallish backpack.

What size can you recommend?

Thanks, I think you pushed me over the edge on this purchase.

Oh my word, these are gorgeous. What are the odds that I've been looking for a good pair of EDC chopsticks and just happen to stumble upon your channel while looking for something else? I have to get these. 😍

Making a cardboard cutout to pre-test the dimensions of a knife is genius. Thank you for that tip! That is actually the first Benchmade I've seen that I'd consider purchasing. It's really pretty and the sheath is pretty too. EDIT: Have you tried the Swisstech Leicht or the Kershaw Steppe?

For the times when a Big Agnes isn't enough, the trusty Kuhli keeps you safe!

Great to see a new video from you!

Awesome! Love your Mr. Rogers reference.

let that cat eat some burger patty tf 04:25

Not stupid! I use them for travel (small size) or put all my girly stuff in them. So organized!

This video looks like from 20 years ago (DONT GET ME WRONG) , I mean in sincere showing your case and your points . Without any external impact (Hey, they sponsored this vid but am telling you the truth) 😂 Like this sincere clip. We missed it a lot lately

Oh thank god another queer edc person Good luck with designs! 🏳️‍⚧️

I actually wouldn't mind the 6-spice container that sells pretty much everywhere for $5-$10, depending on how poor of a shopper you are. I'd be okay with the size because I took my father's out for a test drive on my last trip to the Rockies, and it's nice to be able to handle your shaker like a shaker. But it apparently cannot be refilled. I saw a video of someone refilling one, and you basically have to run a screwdriver around the inside of the cap to pry it off. That's not going to work too many times before the lid becomes loose, spices start creeping out of the top and you have to trash the thing, but maybe the limited number of times you'll have to actually do this makes it worth it. But I'm ALSO someone who, when thinking about it, doesn't need 6 spices. I would probably just go with seasoned salt and pepper, but I'd like to add a couple. One should probably should be regular salt, but I mostly rehydrate and there aren't many meals I eat when camping/hiking that will be ruined by my salt having garlic powder, onion powder, etc., in it. Unless there's something I'm just not thinking of, if I get another 2-spice container I might just make one spice an additional seasoned salt and the fourth BRAGG Organic Sprinkle 24 Herbs & Spices or a Mrs. Dash option for a no-salt alternative. If you haven't tried BRAGG (they make that apple cider vinegar you see all over), where original Mrs. Dash tends to smell like chicken noodle soup spices, BRAGG smells like Thanksgiving stuffing spices. OR, I can always use Lemon Pepper (seriously, it's making a comeback) in one slot, although that's more of something you use when cooking, rather than to season with AFTER cooking. I currently have a two-spice shaker that I love (Coghlans camper salt & pepper shaker) that is no longer available. It's got much better volume than those tiny little red-capped jobbies they currently make and the lids have a nice snap to them. Plus they measure only 2.5" h x 1.5" w. I'd just get a second one if I could do it for less than the $10-$15 it's now going for on eBay (for a $1.99, small plastic tower). The multi-shakers on Amazon tend to be about 3-4" tall. Even the 6-spice jobbie is generally smaller than that. The MSR ones look to be about 3.5"-4" long and cost $9 apiece. Given how much I like the one i have, that product just seems like a bit much in multiple ways. It IS a little amazing that there aren't as many options on Amazon as a person might think. I may have to check AliExpress. I'm sure there's a knock-off or two there that might be of interest. :) Take care.

Glad to see more women covering camping and edc gear ❤

The lid is very annoying. I think you should do a test with the lids on and check the temperature then

Thanks for the great review, I'm looking for a 15ish sling that meets almost your exact criteria so this was a near home run for me personally

I liked this video Milo which was short, straight forward and obvious also your sound is great for review.

Just used your code to get 15% off thank you

Love the direct, authentic review w no cheesy sales pitch. Thx!!

Really you think someone watching this video doesn’t know what fixed blade is?

Thank you. This was very helpful. Have a great day!

I saw this video in my feed and now I’m deep in the Snow Peak rabbit hole. Also, I subscribed because I like your collection of videos.