This is the kind of stuff I take with me in my EDC. I don’t need pry bars and bit drivers and wrenches. I’m not interested in going out and fixing things. My EDC is for fixing me.
What made it through TSA on my last flight: Folding Fiskar mini scissors, Victorinox nail clippers, Zebra mechanical pencil, Pilot Birdie pen, Victorinox Swiss Card minus small knife blade, Coast inspection flash light, and micro bit driver. I do try to follow the directions before going through. What I need and sometimes forget are ear plugs, aspirin, Ibuprofen, band aids, and alcohol wipes.
Hello, I just stumbled across your video, I haven't heard of your channel before but I will watch more of your videos now. I love your ultra compact flight EDC. So many people pack these huge 'emergency' kits for travel, and I always think, where do you plan to fit your legs in? Being a semi-disabled senior lady and - well, not obese, but certainly uncomfortably heavy - I always pay extra to book a bulkhead seat so I can have a wee bit extra leg room. The tradeoff is, I don't have the seat pocket in front and all my hand luggage has to be in the overhead compartment. So most of what I need during my flight needs to fit in my pockets, or in an extremely thin triple pocket flat travel pouch that will slip in the tiny magazine pouch attached to the bulkhead (I remove the in flight magazine and stick it in the overhead compartment to make room.) The zip pouch has room for alcohol wipes, a mask, an extremely thin paperback (I would rather read print than a screen when travelling), and that's about it. What does help is wearing a 17 pocket travel vest which allows me to keep ID and cash hidden and zipped up inside, and in flight essentials such as eye drops, tissues, sudafed for the landing (I have ear trouble when I fly), snacks, reading glasses, and blunt tiny scissors from a sewing kit to open snacks. Also my pocket pharmacy, which fits in a tiny folding plastic many-compartment container about the size of a deck of cards. Anything absolutely essential is on my person rather than in a bag - if you have to use the emergency exit slide for any reason, you cannot take any bags, even a purse, or shoes, so I need anything irreplaceable like ID and glasses on my body.
5:08 ...what do I keep in my Carry on / EDC Travel kit ? *Electronics Kit* ( _EK_ ) ⚡... Cell Phone w/ Charger & Cables ⚡... ⚡... 20,000 mAh power bank ⚡... micro MP3 music player w/ wireless earbuds ⚡... rechargeable mini Headlamp 250 lumens/ 3 settings ⚡... 180lumen/ i1R2 Olight rechargeable Mini keychainFlashlight w/ Cable ($18cad) *Journalling kit* ✍... 3.5 x 5.5 Pocket notebook (scribbing down quick to do lists, shopping, idea etc.) ✍... travel Bullet journal (6" x 8" soft cover) ✍...Writing instrument case = Sharpie medium pen / Pilot G2 07/Pencil , eraser, small ruler, *Comfort Kit* 😎...Blow up compact pillow 😎...lite weight compact blanket 😎...black out sleep mask 😎...noise reduction earbuds *Hangry Kit* 🍔...Energy snack bars 🍔...Freeze dried hiking food/Porridge (I get the stewardess to supply my hot water) 🍔...electrolyte vitamin powder 🍔...3 in 1 coffee packets / herbal tea *ON my person* ☑...Wallet ☑...I.D. ☑...Electronic cash & Hard cash ☑...Key chain = whistle, mini olight 13e 3os, keys, pill case ☑... ☑...
I always have one of those little flossers/toothpick one me. Nothing can ruin your mood faster than a piece of food stuck in your teeth and you can't get it out. They take up very little space, and I'm always glad I've got one when I need it.
I have expermented with the similar Maxpedition zipper Pouches with more of a Survival preparadness twist though but here are some more ideas one can pick and choose from for your EDC travel Kits- Fresnal Magnifier, Sharpie, Small Compass like the clip on Suunto, Map of Area of destination, Caribiner Clip, Extra Flashlight Batteries, Zip-Ties, Safety Pins, Earplugs, Fruit Leather, Bandana, hank of Para Cord, Micro Photon Light on key ring, Knife Sharpener like the Sog Mac V Multi-Tool, Bleed X/ Bleed Stop, Alcohol Wipes, Waterproof Band-Aids, White Medical Tape wrapped around an old Credit/Gift Card, small container or ziplock bag with Pain Relievers and one for Multi Vitamins, Floss (which can be used for emergency lashings, sutures, sewing, or fishing line), another old Credit/ Gift Card Wrapped in Duct Tape and Electrical Tape- they make 1" Gorilla Tape for convenience (this for emergency gear repair or medical), Leatherman by the Numbers flat Multi-Tools (1-10) or the Punisher flat Multi-Tool some have a built-in Prybar feature, and in my Carry-on or Suitcase I keep and empty Knife Sheath knowing every kitchen has Knives etc... if things got so bad I could not replace my preferred EDC carry Knife with something that I like.
I like to keep some Tylenol, and pepto near by just in case. Also Keep wet wipes packets near just in case I need to wipe something or even wipe my hands
I wear contacts and sometimes need drops or just to take them out. I pack a Tom Bihn Clear 3D Organizer to pack liquids in. Then add drops to my pouch when I get through security.
The Wedge is just the wrong flashlight for this--especially as you used it. You're missing a bunch of useful items. I just completed an international trip (3 planes each way, for 24.5 flight hours, each way). The planes all had USB charging ports. One plane had an AC outlet. That hank seems to be just a tiny square. If so, not worth it. No way I'm taking irreplaceable multitools through TSA. That having been said, I accidentally went through with a folding knife with a 4-inch blade. Rather alarming that they missed it. I felt naked. No pliers, no pry tool, and no multitool. I did have a Geekey, though. I don't recall seeing what was on the other side of the pouch.
Awesome content as always. I used to bring a Style PS with me, but after losing it to a grumpy security agent in Colombia, I won't risk anymore. There is simply no way to win an argument if they don't want to be convinced. Aside from that, great kit!
Your choices seem well thought. As crazy has flying has become over the past few years travel doesn’t have the allure it once had for me. Now a train trip sounds delightfully refreshing. Cheers!
You've earned a new scribe based on the strength of this video alone. I am always looking for good EDC content, and your system was well articulated, sensible, and on point. I will make a response video upon my return from vacation travel to Asia later this year, but I wanted you to know right now that your video could not be more timely. Thanks!
I use my what-a-junior as my travel edc pouch. I always have the same items inside. A TT bolt action mini, a Reylight Pineapple, a TPT slide (no blade) and the civivi tweezers. I usually always have some ouchy booboo stuff in the front pocket and have a zippo with me at all times. I recently just flew out of Luxembourg to Paris and when I pulled out my Zippo they wanted to confiscate it immediately, even though there was no fluid inside. After pleading with the TSA agent he made me take out all the cotton inside. I had to pull out my TPT slide to use the flat head to remove it and he looked like he wanted to confiscate that too, I was thinking of leaving the “ travel safe”ceramic blade in. Thank God I didn’t. I have never had an issue with my Zippo no matter where I flew, this was definitely a first for me. Just wondering if anyone experienced any similar issues?
I have 2 pouches of that size. The 5.11 Tactical Skyweight On the Go pouch and the Magpul Daka Utility Organizer. One that keeps things outta my pockets (phone, wallet, keys, earbuds) and the other for my power bank and charging needs. Need to get a multitool then it’ll be fully functional.
I was thinking ,, maybe a video of the proper way to use all the different edc stuff referring to the vehicle and work up from there... for instance jumper cables. Connect vehicles wait 5 minutes then Try to start.. fire extinguisher mounting hoizontal and fluff the chemical acouple times a year..
I love the Viperade line of pouches! First time I’ve seen that model in a video, thanks for showing it. I use the VE-17 pouch right now, nice size but the zipper pouch is a bit tight so looking for alternatives.
Be careful with that. I had a no name multitool with a scissor confiscated by TSA. I tried to argue the point.....lost argument. had to catch my flight. I'm just happy it wasn't a 200.00 leatherman. TSA very unpredictable and not consistent. Anyone flying A LOT prob has similar experiences. Put your expensive gear in checked bag if have one. No checked? Use cheap imposter gear only in case of confiscation. Not perfect but its where we at. Thanks Marine X always on point my brother. 👍
@@brockerck8048 good to know! I did a video on flying with a firearm. I had everything in my checked carryon with gun box inside. This is a very informative video. 👍🏾
I've read that a TSA agent could confiscate items that would be deemed okay. I'm thinking your small Leatherman. or any flashlight that could sub as a hammer. The reason? It's their interpretation of the rules. If it looks like a weapon, then they're free to take it. What's your take?
I always like to get information from people the Carrie EDC kits on a plane so I can get some ideas because the TSA website is really unclear it's a gray area so it's up to them to say yes or no what you can take on the plane if they want to take your gear because they like it they can say no it can't come on the plane and I think the website should be more clear on what you can and cannot take I get it don't take a big knife on the plane
This is the kind of stuff I take with me in my EDC. I don’t need pry bars and bit drivers and wrenches. I’m not interested in going out and fixing things. My EDC is for fixing me.
I carry a smog the tortoise gear water filtration bag if I ever need to purify water it'll be able to purify water and carry water
What made it through TSA on my last flight: Folding Fiskar mini scissors, Victorinox nail clippers, Zebra mechanical pencil, Pilot Birdie pen, Victorinox Swiss Card minus small knife blade, Coast inspection flash light, and micro bit driver. I do try to follow the directions before going through. What I need and sometimes forget are ear plugs, aspirin, Ibuprofen, band aids, and alcohol wipes.
Hello, I just stumbled across your video, I haven't heard of your channel before but I will watch more of your videos now. I love your ultra compact flight EDC. So many people pack these huge 'emergency' kits for travel, and I always think, where do you plan to fit your legs in? Being a semi-disabled senior lady and - well, not obese, but certainly uncomfortably heavy - I always pay extra to book a bulkhead seat so I can have a wee bit extra leg room. The tradeoff is, I don't have the seat pocket in front and all my hand luggage has to be in the overhead compartment. So most of what I need during my flight needs to fit in my pockets, or in an extremely thin triple pocket flat travel pouch that will slip in the tiny magazine pouch attached to the bulkhead (I remove the in flight magazine and stick it in the overhead compartment to make room.) The zip pouch has room for alcohol wipes, a mask, an extremely thin paperback (I would rather read print than a screen when travelling), and that's about it. What does help is wearing a 17 pocket travel vest which allows me to keep ID and cash hidden and zipped up inside, and in flight essentials such as eye drops, tissues, sudafed for the landing (I have ear trouble when I fly), snacks, reading glasses, and blunt tiny scissors from a sewing kit to open snacks. Also my pocket pharmacy, which fits in a tiny folding plastic many-compartment container about the size of a deck of cards. Anything absolutely essential is on my person rather than in a bag - if you have to use the emergency exit slide for any reason, you cannot take any bags, even a purse, or shoes, so I need anything irreplaceable like ID and glasses on my body.
Mines about the same with the addition of a polymer spork
5:08 ...what do I keep in my Carry on / EDC Travel kit ?
*Electronics Kit* ( _EK_ )
⚡... Cell Phone w/ Charger & Cables
⚡...
⚡... 20,000 mAh power bank
⚡... micro MP3 music player w/ wireless earbuds
⚡... rechargeable mini Headlamp 250 lumens/ 3 settings
⚡... 180lumen/ i1R2 Olight rechargeable Mini keychainFlashlight w/ Cable ($18cad)
*Journalling kit*
✍... 3.5 x 5.5 Pocket notebook (scribbing down quick to do lists, shopping, idea etc.)
✍... travel Bullet journal (6" x 8" soft cover)
✍...Writing instrument case = Sharpie medium pen / Pilot G2 07/Pencil , eraser, small ruler,
*Comfort Kit*
😎...Blow up compact pillow
😎...lite weight compact blanket
😎...black out sleep mask
😎...noise reduction earbuds
*Hangry Kit*
🍔...Energy snack bars
🍔...Freeze dried hiking food/Porridge (I get the stewardess to supply my hot water)
🍔...electrolyte vitamin powder
🍔...3 in 1 coffee packets / herbal tea
*ON my person*
☑...Wallet
☑...I.D.
☑...Electronic cash & Hard cash
☑...Key chain = whistle, mini olight 13e 3os, keys, pill case
☑...
☑...
I always have one of those little flossers/toothpick one me. Nothing can ruin your mood faster than a piece of food stuck in your teeth and you can't get it out. They take up very little space, and I'm always glad I've got one when I need it.
I have expermented with the similar Maxpedition zipper Pouches with more of a Survival preparadness twist though but here are some more ideas one can pick and choose from for your EDC travel Kits- Fresnal Magnifier, Sharpie, Small Compass like the clip on Suunto, Map of Area of destination, Caribiner Clip, Extra Flashlight Batteries, Zip-Ties, Safety Pins, Earplugs, Fruit Leather, Bandana, hank of Para Cord, Micro Photon Light on key ring, Knife Sharpener like the Sog Mac V Multi-Tool, Bleed X/ Bleed Stop, Alcohol Wipes, Waterproof Band-Aids, White Medical Tape wrapped around an old Credit/Gift Card, small container or ziplock bag with Pain Relievers and one for Multi Vitamins, Floss (which can be used for emergency lashings, sutures, sewing, or fishing line), another old Credit/ Gift Card Wrapped in Duct Tape and Electrical Tape- they make 1" Gorilla Tape for convenience (this for emergency gear repair or medical), Leatherman by the Numbers flat Multi-Tools (1-10) or the Punisher flat Multi-Tool some have a built-in Prybar feature, and in my Carry-on or Suitcase I keep and empty Knife Sheath knowing every kitchen has Knives etc... if things got so bad I could not replace my preferred EDC carry Knife with something that I like.
I like to keep some Tylenol, and pepto near by just in case. Also
Keep wet wipes packets near just in case I need to wipe something or even wipe my hands
I wear contacts and sometimes need drops or just to take them out. I pack a Tom Bihn Clear 3D Organizer to pack liquids in. Then add drops to my pouch when I get through security.
Recently, I watch a lot of travel EDC videos since I gonna travel soon. And Marine X, my favorite UA-camr upload one too. Nice❤
The Wedge is just the wrong flashlight for this--especially as you used it.
You're missing a bunch of useful items.
I just completed an international trip (3 planes each way, for 24.5 flight hours, each way). The planes all had USB charging ports. One plane had an AC outlet.
That hank seems to be just a tiny square. If so, not worth it.
No way I'm taking irreplaceable multitools through TSA. That having been said, I accidentally went through with a folding knife with a 4-inch blade. Rather alarming that they missed it.
I felt naked. No pliers, no pry tool, and no multitool. I did have a Geekey, though.
I don't recall seeing what was on the other side of the pouch.
Chafon makes a great 4in1 60w short cable that would be perfect for that kit. Would allow you to free up all those other cables.
Awesome content as always. I used to bring a Style PS with me, but after losing it to a grumpy security agent in Colombia, I won't risk anymore. There is simply no way to win an argument if they don't want to be convinced. Aside from that, great kit!
Your choices seem well thought. As crazy has flying has become over the past few years travel doesn’t have the allure it once had for me. Now a train trip sounds delightfully refreshing. Cheers!
You've earned a new scribe based on the strength of this video alone. I am always looking for good EDC content, and your system was well articulated, sensible, and on point. I will make a response video upon my return from vacation travel to Asia later this year, but I wanted you to know right now that your video could not be more timely. Thanks!
The Sog MAC V Tool is TSA Approved as well.
Thank you once again X!!!! Viperade comin in under the radar! I've used viperade for a few years now. Love me some viperade!
X- I enjoy watching your videos I’ve gotten several gear ideas from them, keep them coming, much love from an old Grunt.
Looking forward to the next video, I wear a AYE travel vest & Jacket to carry my EDC that’s my choice.
Thank you for this, now I know what DFW TSA will let through
Another great useful video! Will have to check out Viperade. Thanks, X!
I use my what-a-junior as my travel edc pouch. I always have the same items inside. A TT bolt action mini, a Reylight Pineapple, a TPT slide (no blade) and the civivi tweezers. I usually always have some ouchy booboo stuff in the front pocket and have a zippo with me at all times. I recently just flew out of Luxembourg to Paris and when I pulled out my Zippo they wanted to confiscate it immediately, even though there was no fluid inside. After pleading with the TSA agent he made me take out all the cotton inside. I had to pull out my TPT slide to use the flat head to remove it and he looked like he wanted to confiscate that too, I was thinking of leaving the “ travel safe”ceramic blade in. Thank God I didn’t. I have never had an issue with my Zippo no matter where I flew, this was definitely a first for me. Just wondering if anyone experienced any similar issues?
Was thinking about buying the gamut 3.0. Wonder if a newer model will be releasing for shot show.
I have 2 pouches of that size. The 5.11 Tactical Skyweight On the Go pouch and the Magpul Daka Utility Organizer. One that keeps things outta my pockets (phone, wallet, keys, earbuds) and the other for my power bank and charging needs. Need to get a multitool then it’ll be fully functional.
just get a victorinox sd, its enough
@@kc8189, I wasn't allowed to pass with VixSD, so I had to break off blade
Great video as always......I have a travel EDC as well.....I have everything you listed plus some gum for that after the nap breathe...
Excellent video X , some great tips.
I was thinking ,, maybe a video of the proper way to use all the different edc stuff referring to the vehicle and work up from there... for instance jumper cables. Connect vehicles wait 5 minutes then Try to start.. fire extinguisher mounting hoizontal and fluff the chemical acouple times a year..
Dude idk how u only have 55k subs your videos are awesome brother keep grinding
I love the Viperade line of pouches! First time I’ve seen that model in a video, thanks for showing it. I use the VE-17 pouch right now, nice size but the zipper pouch is a bit tight so looking for alternatives.
Nice! Didn’t know you can check a multi tool on a plane?
Great video!
Be careful with that. I had a no name multitool with a scissor confiscated by TSA. I tried to argue the point.....lost argument. had to catch my flight. I'm just happy it wasn't a 200.00 leatherman. TSA very unpredictable and not consistent. Anyone flying A LOT prob has similar experiences. Put your expensive gear in checked bag if have one. No checked? Use cheap imposter gear only in case of confiscation. Not perfect but its where we at. Thanks Marine X always on point my brother. 👍
I heard you can speak to their supervisor in these types of situations.
@@brockerck8048 lol....not being rude. You HEARD.....again. lol.
@@brockerck8048 good to know! I did a video on flying with a firearm. I had everything in my checked carryon with gun box inside. This is a very informative video. 👍🏾
I find it handy to bring a FleshLight™ in my emergency EDC for long flights
Marine X, new to your channel enjoying the content & for keeping it real. 🍻 Boweimer from Detroit.
Feels like that pouch has lack of alcohol wipes and earplugs for sleep.
Aye, forgive me I'm new to your channel have you done any reviews of "edc" boxes? Just wondering what your thoughts are on them.
Looks at lot like the Helikon Tex medical pouch
I've read that a TSA agent could confiscate items that would be deemed okay. I'm thinking your small Leatherman. or any flashlight that could sub as a hammer. The reason? It's their interpretation of the rules. If it looks like a weapon, then they're free to take it. What's your take?
American tsa is a lot less strict than Australian border security. They would of taken those scissors.
I always like to get information from people the Carrie EDC kits on a plane so I can get some ideas because the TSA website is really unclear it's a gray area so it's up to them to say yes or no what you can take on the plane if they want to take your gear because they like it they can say no it can't come on the plane and I think the website should be more clear on what you can and cannot take I get it don't take a big knife on the plane
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