Another great and practical post! Thanks! I added a propane torch to our EDC. The stainless steel disc locks at our cabin property in northern Michigan freeze! Was unexpectedly 'locked' out of our own place our first winter. Mother Nature is a bitch and don't care if you are 200 yds from safety! That day sucked.
I'm almost always improving on my vehicle kits. Got a PSA dagger as my vehicle gun. Been working on a chest rig and pistol belt to use as an active shooter response kit. I also keep a Get Home bag in my car.
I personally would ditch the "mini pry bar" . A pry bar need leverage to work effectively. Now if it is used a flat head screwdriver, maybe ? I think the little multi-tool is much more capable than that little thing . Just my opinion as a full time mechanic.
I've used the one on my Keychain a good bit it's more of a pry bar with a slight angle. It's saved me a walk to get a different tool a few times! The one in the bag is less useful in that role, as you stated. Valid point.
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Nicely done, this is a solid kit for any urban area.
Yessir
Another great and practical post! Thanks! I added a propane torch to our EDC. The stainless steel disc locks at our cabin property in northern Michigan freeze! Was unexpectedly 'locked' out of our own place our first winter. Mother Nature is a bitch and don't care if you are 200 yds from safety! That day sucked.
Nice setup dude.
Thanks
Greetings from Iowa! I like how you always put together sensible budget-friendly kits! Be blessed my friend!
Likewise! Thanks
I'm almost always improving on my vehicle kits. Got a PSA dagger as my vehicle gun. Been working on a chest rig and pistol belt to use as an active shooter response kit. I also keep a Get Home bag in my car.
Hell yeah. Always seeking to improve.
I personally would ditch the "mini pry bar" . A pry bar need leverage to work effectively. Now if it is used a flat head screwdriver, maybe ? I think the little multi-tool is much more capable than that little thing . Just my opinion as a full time mechanic.
I've used the one on my Keychain a good bit it's more of a pry bar with a slight angle. It's saved me a walk to get a different tool a few times! The one in the bag is less useful in that role, as you stated. Valid point.
Nice....🥃🍻🪂🫡🇺🇸
Thank you! Cheers!