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Oodie EDC and other stuff - Epic Catchup Vid
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- Опубліковано 11 тра 2021
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My vet recommended a children's book written by Mr Rogers for dealing with pet deaths. It did seem to help a little.
if mr rogers did it theh darn right its worth adapting!
In America, people who wear Oodies are 92% more likely to stab someone with a pocket knife.
I thought he was going to bring a Ridge Wallet out of his pocket.
@@Daniel.Liddicoat I was thinking he had a Woodsman's Pal in there.
That bit about kids dealing with a dog dying was so spot on. They really do bring it up out of nowhere. Glad to hear that’s universal
“I don’t mean all your religions are fairy tales” omg lmao. Thank you for that Pete
I want a "kicking bins at 1am" shirt. It almost sounds like a punk rock band.
You really are one of the most eloquent, thoughtful, intellectual, logical presences on UA-cam, and together, wonderful parents! Please keep up the great work, these sorts of disarmingly informal but informative chats are, I believe, exactly what’s needed in society today. My warmest regards and gratitude from the deepest rural UK!
"We have the power to hold no opinion about a WE Banter and not to let it upset our state of mind, for WE Banters have no natural power to shape our judgements" - Marcus Aurelius- "oh, also keep the top of your squeezy tomato sauce bottle clean or it will shoot the sauce sideways and it will miss the meat pie you were planning on sitting down to watch Pete's video with, land on your phone, navigate to another random video, and get down in the gap between the phone and the case" - Marc
Just clean the damn cap! Those who don’t clean the cap also don’t return carts. Can think of any stoic quotes for that one.
Someone robbed a big and tall shop with that TRC...would listen to this as a podcast weekly, biweekly, monthly
Never think about changing the name. Came across several videos of my dog Bella that I lost three years ago and it felt so weird to see her and listen to her. My dog was my child before I had a son it felt like and losing her was a pretty shitty thing but it happens.
Agree, it might hurt right now but keeping the name might be great later as a memory. I'd at least wait a while before making a decision on that.
"did you know i was made by sex?"
I never could have guessed, I learn something new every day.
Is the robe the core edc item here?
Need to see them in more 'pocket dumps'
Dumps in robes is gonna catch on.
Also always great hearing just general ramble. We lost our dog early last year under similar circumstances so pretty relatable stuff.
We can never have too many of these videos
You have the superpower known as knife man with never ending blades being pulled out of his magic cosy hodie.
Losing a dog is like losing a family member a son or daughter it hits hard.
Wish ya all the best forwards in life and stay safe in theese times
dang dude... that's some great advice on dealing with the hard part of life. Wishing you guys nothing but the best!
I've used a streamlight protac 2aa for about 10 years. I have abused it, and it's never failed. You will love it. $40 us👍
I've been edc-ing the AD15, pacific salt 2, american lawman & presidio ii most since the new year.
The ProTac 2AA is a great light and it still fits in the pocket. I've not used mine much since buying the Coyote Microstream USB. Also very affordable. Now the Macrostream is out, so it won't be long till I cave in on that.
Best lights I've had are the Sofirn IF25 and IF25a. The IF25 has color temp ramping from 2700k to 6500k, the IF25a has a choice of Anduril 1 or 2 and a color temp choice of 5000k or 6500k. Quite compact yet goes from moonlight mode to blinding turbo (legit 2500-3900 lumens) and disorienting pulsating tactical flash. One 21700 cell yet just a hair over 4" long. Crazy long battery life in the lower modes.
Well done video Pete. Nice tribute to Cedric. Lots of interesting topics in this "chat." Thanks!
I didn't know about Cedric bro =,(
Rest in peace little buddy you beautiful puppy dog
Eagletac D25A. Single AA battery. Lots of modes but easy to use. Screwed-on clip.
I'm an RN and I work only night shifts. I rely on my lights each and every shift, and I've been loving this one for about 2 years straight now.
SPOT ON with your youtube and social media segment. very, very, well said. and sorry to hear about cedric; condolences
I can kind of vouch for the 'if you're not being a dickhead, you won't get searched for a knife by Police'. I've had a knife in pocket or belt pouch for most of the past 40 years. The only time I had to surrender one was at an airport when I forgot I had it on my belt.
Lost one of my two Cocker Spaniels just before Christmas. Great little dog. I still catch myself thinking about him. Always happy memories last longer than the loss.
I've bought a set of 3 Surefire 18650 powered torches 5 or 6 years ago. I use them daily in dirt and rain and all three are still working flawlessly.
Knife carry laws are definitely annoying here in Australia luckily my work gives me a reason if I were to ever be called up on it
Streamlight Stinger LED has been my "Go to" flashlight for over 10 years.
You never stop missing your loved ones, be they human or animal. Eventually though you get to a place where, when you think about them, even if a tear still rolls down your face afterwards for their absence, a smile will cross it first for the time you did have together.
There are mag lights now that have LED bulbs that are actually really bright and durable.
As a knife guy there’s nothing more satisfying than buying someone a blade and seeing them months later and seeing the knife beat to shit :)
"is there something just like it but will stay sharp longer?"
Why yes, friend. Let me guide you to the poorhouse!
Part of my edc is a Streamlight Wedge. It's roughly the size of a small OTF pocket knife and has a rechargeable battery built-in, which comes with a usb-c connection for recharging. The light is waterproof and has an aproximate battry life of about 300 hrs. on the lower settting. I believe it has two output settings, about 300/1500 lumens controlled by a rocker switch on the side.
Try Fenix torches. Never had any issues with the couple I have.
The most reasonable discourse I heard on the internet today was from a man who began his video by pulling knives out of an oodie
Haha LMAO. That’s so true
I don’t know why but getting some Russell brand vibes lol.
Leave the channel name. 👍🏻 love my robot vac. It’s one of the things I didn’t want to buy but glad I did. But sometimes I feel silly vacuuming it out with another vac. 🤔
hahah today I blew out the filter of my shop vac with a leaf blower. It was so meta
I've been daily using a Nitecore P20ix and it's served VERY well. Drops, underwater, left on max in a bag, it's just kept going fine for almost 2 years now.
Great montages at the end. Little Ada was cute. I liked that video where you dressed as a c oc k. You are a great dad ! That's from an American whose daughter is 40. Always enjoy your content & level headedness. Glad you decided against changing the channel name.
Late saying this, but I truly do enjoy your videos. Not just the knives, either, but the thoughtfulness and forthrightness with which you look at things. We are a bit of a weird lot at times, us humans, but we can choose goodness and fun and sanity, as you seem to do.
21:36 That's the thing: the center gets the most attacks, because it gets attacks from both sides.
23:26 "Twitter and Facebook have been net losses on the world..." 100% agree with the twitter part.
I’m sorry for your loss, Pete.
Americans have different knife laws per state. You'd be surprised. Here in Canada we can have any length knife as long as you have a purpose for it. Like a belt carry bowie knife in the countryside is ok but in an office you couldn't carry one. I carry a Gerber LMF II partially serrated and a Schrade SCAX in my emergency get home bag. I travel by subway so the insulated Gerber handle with serrations to cut different materials in a city environment is better for me. But in the end it's left to the choice of the police no matter what you carry. Also no switch blades or gravity blades etc.
Brother you sir are a great dad and pet owner! ❤
I was mistaken thinking only the roo’s had big front pockets in Australia. I did not know it was a fashion statement. When it is time to put a dog down it is the compassionate thing to do. We should be so lucky when our time comes.
The only place I've ever kicked a bin over at 1am is Australia. I'm guessing that's a thing? When in Rome 🤣
Love the channel. I live on a farm with lots of stuff that comes up at night. Putting the hens in the coop, putting out hay, feeding animals and so on. A headlamp is where it's at. It allows you to be able to use both hands while you work. My favorite headlamp is the Petzl Swift RL it is a rechargeable headlamp that has adaptive lighting so your not always blinding yourself. It also has 900 peak lumens so it will LIGHT IT UP. If mine broke I would immediately buy another on. It's that good. Anyways love the channel, keep it up!
Multitools: Rebar!! I made a chisel of the widest straight screw driver and sharpened can opener (for scoring, blister packs, drywall..) and the wire stripper. Now it is the perfect tool. Had to buy another back when I thought I lost it.
Never had a problem with my fenix torches.
For the best you can get in the handheld light category: Modlite PLHv2 handheld.
For something that will fit all of your needs, is bomb proof, and isn't nearly that expensive: Surefire 6PX
This was very cool, Pete. While I immensely enjoy your regular format this type of laidback off-the-cuff video is quite enjoyable and insightful.
Awesome video and thoughts. Thanks so much for your discussion of the role that thirst plays in hunger. Something I needed to hear
I like my fenix pd36r. It’s a bit large for edc, but it’s a great light to keep in my car and to take out on hikes. I’ll never go back to a light that’s not rechargeable.
Your intro reminds me of A Bit Of Fry And Laurie gags where they’d say “no pun intended” when no one had said a pun.
Australian knife laws is pretty spot on with Swedish knife laws
My reason - “because I want to” Great video Pete!
Nitecore lights have been stable for me. I have a single 18650 Nitecore flashlight I've been using since 2019. It's been more reliable than the over-hyped Zebralight and much cheaper than other brands that I didn't mind being a little rough when using it. Its last charge was over a year ago, I then gifted it to someone who has been using it as a night stand light for around an hour to 3 hours a night on low for the last 5 months or so, it's still working on that single charge.
I usually don’t leave comments on videos these days, but I wanted to make a recommendation for the BLF A6 flashlight. It has a great and idiotproof UI, works with both 18350 and 18650 batteries, and comes in various tints to suit your preferences. The A6 with the 18350 battery tube is my go to EDC flashlight when I know I’m going to be outside/away from my usual bag of goodies. It’s also really well priced. Probably the only disadvantage, if it is one, is that it’s mostly only available from import sites like AliExpress and Banggood.
Knifelaws: almost same thing here in Denmark. Works just fine - but I often wish I could carry something silly like a Aitor Oso.
I'm half a planet away and I miss Cedric.
Great video, Pete. All the best to you and your family.
"Glass breakers are stupid on knifes"... You could not be MORE right!!
For great flashlight with good throw try Lumintop GT (mini or nano depending on what you want)
For a flashlight you might like Streamlight USB microsteam..I recommend the tan color one click to Bright double click for dim..the black is the opposite and it'd annoying.. I've heard good things about the macrostream but don't own one..( im a mechanic I use a flashlight all day ) worklights are great but car parts create shadows so I usually have a work light and a Microstream clipped on my hat
All the short cameo appearances of the Slysz Bowie being used to hold a puddle of mustard and as a makeshift spatula. Lol
Have you gotten your torches settled?
Try Fenix mate. They’ve got a lot of tough Steel torches, with good variety and great throw.
Simply wonderful. Thanks!
Life banter! Nice cross over
Here in the states, it is rare that you would ever feel the need to defend yourself with a knife, although, there are occasions when it feels just a little bit more secure being able to do so. It is kinda like an urban security that you would also want to have by carrying a gun in bear country.
Thanks for such an honest and entertaining video. We have 2 cats and a dog all over 15 years age, so looking down the barrel of a very upset wife and daughters in the next few years. As you said, everyone will be ok, but it will certainly be sad.
Pimpin' outfit buh ... definitely pervy dangerous. Perfect for the outback!
To the flashlight question: I bought a Lumintop FW3A and I absolutely love it. Best light I’ve ever owned. I know Shabazz wasn’t crazy about the UI but once you get used to it it’s the best
That's the coolest blue crushed velvet dress I've ever seen... your wife's gonna be pissed once she finds out you've been wearing it for a youtube video!
The Foursevens Quark series are the best lights I’ve ever had. I’ve had one of the 2xCR123 models for nine years, and it’s still going strong. Definitely recommend one.
damn dawg you made me kiss my cat and cry a little, awesome way of handling all of that, you're the man.
As an aussie, I kinda wish there was some way we could get a knife licence so we could legitimately carry a knife without being too worried about it. I dunno, I'd happily do some safety test and promise not to stab people if I could then be sure that I could carry a knife for EDC stuff without being too worried about whether or not it was legal.
I agree man, its a shame theres always that little chance you could be really unlucky
"licenses" from the government to carry a tool? We pussies in the West are in process of getting what we deserve. The powers that be are already discussing a Vaccine license to travel, and soon after you'll need one to even leave your room. Next you'll soon have to "think" the right way to leave your room.
Lots of tools are licenced. It's a good way to make sure people are capable of using them properly. The government could just as easily ban them - that's certainly happened in enough countries. I'd rather get a licence than have them outright banned. And the current middle ground of having them kinda legal but at somebodies discretion isn't great. Most cops in Australia are good blokes, but you could get unlucky and come across the odd bad one.
@@edsaunders1897 Well, you do you. Though please give me a list of "lots" of licensed tools that you carry in your pocket. "Licensing" is just another way to tax, keep track of, and ultimately control people.
@Ed Sanders Great idea, us Kiwi's have the same issue cant carry a knife unless you can prove it is being used for work, hunting, fishing etc. I guess a good lawyer could argue it's beeing used for edc tasks.
Some tosser in my office saw me use my small Buck Vantage Pro to remove staples and commented; "wonder what HR would say if they knew you carry a knife I was using it for work at the time, I banished the thought in my head that said; "I wonder what HR would say if I stuck it in your neck"
Try the Fenix e12, uses 1 AA, settings, 5 lumens, 30 and 160 lumens. I have used my for several years.
I concur with those in the comments recommending Fenix flashlights. Ive got several and still have my original first purchased PD 20 from 15ish years of at least 10 years of edc and it still works great but its tech/light output is outdated. I now edc my Fenix RC05 SE on person and my Fenix LD30 resides in my edc bag.
What an interesting video! Certainly a "peek behind the Oodie." Well... not literally, that would get you demonetized.
I personally don't try to rationalize my grief or sorrow by claiming that there are worse problems. The thought inevitably pops up that: there are worse horrors. But for me personally, it feels unfair to myself, and when you lose someone you care about (pet or person) it feels unfair to them too. Cedric's passing is sad. It will always be sad. But his life was happy! And that will always be happy! I find that as people move forward, further away from the immediate loss, they begin to squeeze it all into a singular feeling of "Melancholic Happiness." A longing for their company, but the joy of having shared their company for when you did. And I think that's healthy! Being sad is okay. It's okay to be "not okay." The important part is that you're still appreciated for your company *now.* It's important that no one is asking you or someone else to AVOID these feelings. That you're still welcome at the dinner table and join in, even if you're not having a great day.
I've had a Fenix TK15 single 18650 light for 6 years now. I've used it as a hammer, it has adjustable brightness via push button, I'd recommend it to you as a light that is reliable, affordable and can put out a good amount of light.
I highly recommend klarus e1 as a flashlight in between those two you have. Its a 1000 lumens and has 4 settings of light from what they call moon light, which might be around 50 lumens, all the way to full power. Its what I carry. Just dont strobe the chickens 🤪
I have edc'd a Surefire 6P since 2005, and for me, it's been good. A few years ago, I put a Malkoff drop-in into it for more light, but honestly could have kept with the Surefire LED. The thing is so old that it came out before Surefire had an LED module available. I wouldn't recommend the incandescent for edc.
I do have a couple of Princeton Tec headlamps for hands-free type stuff, and one has a red LED mode, which is kind on the eyes at night.
Damn I agree with you 1000% on the Benchmade Bailout and Native 5. Well done!
I feel the same re: 940 and Bailout. I love them both, but the Bailout is like a more refined 940. It gets compared to the Bugout for obvious reasons, but line it up with a regular aluminum 940 and you can’t unsee it.
Mustard Slysz Bluey looks delicious btw.
Amazing...not one “Blue Kangaroo” joke. Knife people must be a good step up from say those Twitter folk...
Totally enjoyed it. Thanks for the chat Pete.❗👌😊
Regarding monitization, I think it has more to do with selling ad space to sponsors. People running adds have requirements for where their ads can be run. It’s all about selling ad space. If your content can’t be fit into a cookie cutter that companies are ok seeing their ads on then google can’t put ads on your channel and follow their agreements with the people they sold ad space to.
12:30 Selectively enforced laws put a lot of undue power in the hands of whoever does the"selecting".
RIP Cedric, dogs are the best
I use a headlamp, and I couldn’t recommend it enough!
the deal/purpose of spy-27 is that it's like S30V but very easy to hone
Emisar flashlights, specifically the D4v2 in titanium... Ive dropped it going 40 on my motorcycle and all it suffered was a couple scratches and a bent bezel which i was able to replace
I think you are turning into a self-reliant homesteader...Wranglebricky!
Olight baton 3 is my current torch. I use it on medium setting seems to get me through in my chicken coop.
Rovivon makes a fantastic torch.
Lookup for astrolux and sofirn brand, its really cheap but output bright as olight.. for edc the astrolux ea01 xhp50 is really a tiny monster for only $40 in banggood.. got a great balance between throw and flood..
Do yourself a favor and buy a Zebralight. All of them are good, but I recommend the SC64w HI. It’s one of the smallest 18650 lights, 200m throw, plenty bright. And built like a tank, yet small and light. Advanced Knife Bro has some great reviews of some Zebralights.
Sofirn is a good brand with a great range of lights for all needs. Bought a few C8+ in different colors for fun, real good throwers. Sofirn sp33 is what id recommend for the Chickens sleepy time.
Regarding flashlights; Its not you! I have gone through all the brands you mention and several more.
Any superbright LED is going to cook itself or the power control circuit over time -- but golly they are fun!!!
The moderately illuminative Maglite works until the old style element burns out or the old style battery destroys it from the inside. The few still remaining are too bulky for the output emitted.
So far my few Fenix brand lights still function after a handful of years with a quality rechargeable AA battery.
Every Streamlight I have bought from the teeny one on my keychain on up to the KnucklHead model continues to function after 8 to 10 years depending on when I bought them. The KnuckleHead seems to be bullet-proof and runs on 4 AAs -- mine is the floodlight model. Not only water proof but safe in explosive environments -- comes with a robust magnet on the side and a head that swivels every which way.
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I don't think any of us are surprised to know that you are level headed and a good parent.
concerning your search for a EDC torch that is in between your tiny torch keyring and your burn out the eyes of large mammals torch, I would suggest a Byblight. its 20 bucks with 800 lumens with 4 different brightness settings and a rechargeable battery by usb plug
Energizer er300 flashlight is cheap and cheerful and lasts pretty well unless you run it over with a vehicle.
I carried ether an Olight M2R Warrior Pro or the Ti Mini Warrior. They are amazing lights and I love them but the Ti Mini Warrior Pocket clip is stupid don’t know why a large knife needs an “s” clip, and M2R Pro is good but large. I switched to carrying my Fenix PD35 Tac “American Flag”. I’m really loving the simplicity, clip on and off and if you want you can change the mode. I would say 8/10 would recommend.
You should check out the Olight Seeker 2 Pro. I love it for around the house. It's a bit big for EDC but it has lots of throw in a pocketable size. You can get it with a magnetic charging mount that you can attach to the wall and it will always be charged.
Interesting take on olight. I've owned about 5 olights and have never had any problems. I've hard used an srII baton for four years. I guess I've been lucky.
I have a lot of lights and I’ve realized it’s very hard to beat just a good streamlight.
My EDC:
Light: 5.11 EDC PL 2AAA
Front right pocket: victorinox explorer plus
Front left pocket: Benchmade (940 or one of my Barrages)
Back pocket: Buck 110 custom in S30V
Apple Watch 6
iPhone 12pro in my jacket
Belroy minimalist wallet
Key fob for my Jeep Gladiator Rubicon or my BMW K1600B 🥰
Glasses
Clothes (5.11 jeans and a lululemon shirt or polo)
That’s me 😎🇨🇦🤘🏻