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Idk how people carry all this stuff, I hate having anything in my pockets haha

Luv my skeletool also

Your edc setup is solid, what fixed blade is that?

Nice Gear and video brutha 😎🔥

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What strap are you using on your instinct ?

That 1shot reload 1shot was nice

Can’t go wrong with streamlight

The best right there hands down!! I own three!!

Great video. I've had mine a couple of months. It's an amazing tool! Using the tools on it for their purpose I've had no issues. The bits maybe soft but I never use them for anything serious enough that would require stripping them. I like how versatile everything is, from twisting fencing panel wire in a pinch, to tightening a loose bolt, or cutting plastic straps. Recently I picked up a digital torque adapter for my oil changes. During the set up I didn't have a small screw to take out the plastic bit separating the battery. So flipped around the Phillips to the No. 1 and took off the cover and got it out. Keep up the awesome work!

Been carrying mine for more than 5 years. Best edc on the planet

Got one because it looked cool but the more I used it, the more annoyed I got with it. Knife is great except for the stupid holes that get dirty when used for food prep... So annoying to clean! Also, the cutters in the pliers aren't that strong... Not sure what weak wire you're cutting but it will have a hard time cutting fencing wire. LM should have upgraded to the replaceable cutters on the Rebar. Lastly, not so comfortanle when gripping down on things.

I carry one of these for work but only for the smaller size. It’s uncomfortable in the hand very stiff and overall unpleasant to use. Looking to replace with a smaller pliers.

I carried on for years as my only tool. Pretty beat up now, but still working perfect. It triggered my EDC addiction.

The addition of a 3D printed hammer/striker attachment from Etsy makes it that much more useful!

I cut the bottle opener/ carabiner. Perfect edc.

Does it define scissors and a saw? 'Cause I need that shit

Pair of vicegrips and small pocket knife is a way better option....

First! Love the distress / patina.

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I would wish for skeletool Arc... one handed use is mandatory for my work... and thats very tricky with the sceletool

It's the one I use because it fits in the watch pocket of my jeans, my other multi tools are too bulky. Finally got a reason to use that little pocket. Btw there's a spring release on the side of the bit holder.

those scary black things are banned in canada bc government said so to reduce crime... crime went up with them last year in my city using them... now they banned my vector and im not giving it back lol

Shurefire 6PX single output! No brightness levels or modes. Just click on off & momentary on off! Keep it simple stupid!

Keep water in the car? Man it's -20C/-4F where I'm at, if it's winter stuff is going to freeze :P Some thoughts: -LED flares last a lot longer, I prefer the puck kind. 4 In total, one 150m in the front and back, one on the hatch one on the grill. (+Something to start a fire, kinda hard to do with a LED light) -An actual snow shovel. (More efficient for snow) -Degreaser spray, works wonders for more traction due to removing oils and grime accumulating on the tires. -Headlamp is usually a lot moree handy when you have to do stuff. -NAR Ready Heat 4-Cell, air activated heating blanket, same as thee hand warmer but laaarge. Used one last winter when someone had driven off the road and did not have what they needed. Works like a dream. (Tow truck was about an hour away, blanket lasts for 12 hours) Combined with a wool blanket and you're set for quite some time :D Pricey for larger ones, but I snag them from work. (Haven't seen the full person size on the civilian market tho :/ )

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Cool practical video. Enjoying it so far. I'm trying to think of a reason to get into a separate gps. I use to have something like that back in the day for my windows mobile phone.

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Californian here, my grandparents and mom went through the big one and have always drilled in me the importance of being prepared, including keeping medical supplies and water in my car. This made me realize that I am woefully under prepared with what I have. Thank you

My favorite EDC light is the Streamlight Protac 1L-1AA. I moved to it from a microstream then went to a Macrostream and then back to the 1L. It goes everywhere with me. The light I carry with it at work is a Wurkkos HD01 and my reach out and touch something/nightstand/see what the dogs are barking at is a Wurkkos TD03. I like both of the Wurkkos lights but they are kinda new to the lineup so I can’t speak to their durability. The Streamlights I have I can 100% say that they are very dependable lights.

100% agree with that microstream. I've gone through 4 of them so far. Little tanks with a big ol light for a AAA battery. I'm currently carrying one of the Olight Arkfield Pro. I love it's flat profile and additional options, but I'll still grab the microstream 8 outta 10 times.

Really helpful video. Love the angle as well. Thanks for sharing🙏

Good EDC setup thanks for sharing

nice edc!!!, greetings from Argentina

that pistol reload was wicked smooth

I bet you couldn’t do nothing either he’d probably knock the hell out of you

I bet you couldn't throw hands to save your life you look like the type that would get butt hurt about getting beat up and shoot somebody

Good stuff bud

Consew 206-rb5, it's the best investment I've ever made. Can sew everything from canvas pants to scuba webbing. Also have an old Kenmore with a zig-zag function, between these machines I can fix everything from light delicate textiles like tents to ten layers of duck canvas or multiple layers of scuba webbing. If you can only afford one machine, a Sailrite LZ-1 is about the best bang for buck machine on the market.

I use a very similar black bag i was issued years ago. I also use an old pair of handcuffs to secure the rifle in the truck. Not perfect but better than leaving it free to take.

I carry right of center line and just make sure it doesn't flip over. Never have to take it off and put it where the brown crown draws.

I use to think having a wife that could sew was sufficient. But my sewing requests often receive lowest priority.

I've been sewing for over 40 years. I do web gear projects and repairs, I've made new seats for my bobbed M35a1 and done other projects in canvas for it, I tailor my wife's and my own jeans to fit and even sewed her a denim purse this year. I STRONGLY recommend considering old Singer sewing machines. I have two, an "Improved Family" treadle model 15 from 1883 and my beloved 15-90 built in 1948 (its 2 years older than I am). I like the model 15s because they are SUPER STRONG and can run either with an electric motor OR can be converted to treadle. These can handle any project in denim or canvas you can throw at them ... and a lot of leather projects as well. These machines are fairly simple to run and very good for beginners to learn on. Singer made a Model 16 which is a Model 15 with a deeper "throat" for larger projects. Buttonholer or zig-zag attachments are available for each of these straight line sewers. AVOID the 15-91 if you want a machine you can convert to treadle, its motor is "built-in" rather than simply attached. If you don't want to convert it ... the 15-91 is just as amazingly strong as the rest of the Model 15s and 16s. These machines were made all in the millions over the world, they are wonderfully built and built to be reliable and tough ... and easy enough to operate by anyone at home. My Singer from 1883 sews the same stuff I feed into my 15-90 all day, every day. These machines can be found in abundance a CHEAP (from $100 to $200) and Locally (No Shipping!) on Face Book market place. They can be pricey on Ebay, where everybody thinks they have a "rare, classic antique". Singer built these in the millions and there are still millions of them around because they don't wear out ... so they are definitely NOT "rare".

Been sewing for decades. Strongly suddjest a hand Speedy Sticher and if you have the money, a leather or very heavy duty sewing machine.

how to decide between strategic and tactical? Sewing is cool, but not as cool as welding.

Sweet. I've been thinking about trying sewing lately.

Bro, it's 6:30 am for me. My phone is at the lowest brightness, and I still got blinded

Lol the intro

I feel u