MTB products I kinda like!
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- Опубліковано 19 тра 2024
- Today we'll take a look at some products that were sitting around my shop. These were all sent to me by companies and audience members.
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“Mtb specific” products are grossly overpriced
true, I was like who the f would spend 60 bucks on a multi tool?
@@thedamntrain5481 it's a bit steep, but having owned the previous F15 version for several years I attest to the quality of their products. Sure you can get the same tools separately for cheaper, but it's unlikely you'll find similar quality ones for much less price as a set. The added premium comes from the form factor-- you simply can't find those specialized tools (bike specific allen and torx bits, chain tool, spoke wrenches, etc.) in a tool that size, with that level of build quality. A Leatherman might get you most of the way there, but it will weigh more, take up more space, lack some features, and still cost roughly the same.
It's not meant for everyone, but it solves enough problems for the people it is meant for, that they don't mind paying a little extra.
@@thedamntrain5481The person who just spent 5k+ on their bike probably would.
I have the f15 and I love it. Worth every penny.
It's because production costs are quite high since the products are sold to a fairly niche industry. When products are sold to larger industries than the prices would be much less because high volume production brings manufacturing costs down.
The plug dealer dad joke got me so good 🤣🤣
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You can be… The Plug Plug
i was about to say that@@moonriseproductions
I miss the good ole days before I had seen every episode, and I could just binge watch Seth for hours on end. Now I have to wait for new videos.
Lucky me I just discover him 😂
As a nurse who has used steri-strips a lot we use benzoin on the skin first to make to strips stay on skin. Looks like betadine, brown liquid. Steri-strips probably won’t stick to dirty or sweaty skin
Superglue is the answer. I'm Rural Medicine. I use Dermabond to glue steri-strips down all the time. Normal superglue works a treat too. Honestly, duct tape or leccy tape makes awesome first aid tape. You don't faff around with steri-stripes on the trail.
Thank you for your service.
Couldn’t you just use the alcohol prep wipes that come in the kit to nullify the “dirty and sweaty skin”??
My wife the nurse says, "Fact."
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One or two alcohol wipes might help alittle if they haven’t dried out by the time you need them. Benzoin is alcohol based but make the skin sticky when dry.
0:22 - Scuvvers (car seat cover)
2:00 - Mend it kits (Medkit)
3:53 - Nubhex driver (Wrench driver)
4:50 - Crankbrothers multi tool and floor pump
7:56 - Tubeless kit fork cork
it is a little sweet to see Oscar calm down as he gets older, slowly transitioning into his Drama age.
I'm looking at the first aid kit, and then looking at the fork cork + tubeless plugs, and saying to myself "I know what would be way more useful to have with me at all times than a tubeless repair kit". "I know something that could benefit from being kept somewhere clean at all times"
Hey Seth! First of all, as long-time viewers of your channel(s) it was really amazing to see you reviewing our product, so thank you. We pronounce Scuvvers like lovers, but we're Australian so the English language is more a guideline for how we speak. Scuvvers will retail for USD $66 but our online store opens tomorrow for pre-orders and we have discounts of up to 30% for bundles. We're really glad that you noticed the quality because that was a high priority for us, as was sustainability - Scuvvers are made from 100% post-consumer recycled textile. They might look a little over-designed but we built in a lot of adjustment for headrests and seats of different sizes and shapes (except for cars that have one-piece seats like the Jeep you started with...). Although we designed them to stow on the back of your headrest so they're always there when you need them, the little slide connector lets you detach the pouch and stow it in your door pocket, glove compartment or under the seat. And when you get them filthy you can throw them in the washing machine if you like, but we usually just detach the covers and hose them down with our bikes. We noticed your wife's car has a cream interior, so we'll send over a cream one!
nice i love your eshuashem
EDIT: It was incorrect spelling😀😃
Damn. I'd really expect the channel mod to answer you in the comments.
That's a real shame.
This isn't advertised as a feature, but the open end of the chain tool on the Crank Brothers F15/F16 is also the right size to remove a presta valve core!
I love the idea of the mend it kit, but as soon as you break off the splint it becomes a throw away item. There is no way to reattach it to the bike.
Cool
how tf u comment an hour ago
@@jbt115 Bro when I watched there were 4 views and 42 likes.
@@jbt115 I don't know it just came up in my feed. Nothing scammy, just watched it and had the question.
Keep it in your pocket or backpack I guess?
If a wound only needs a bandaid, it can wait till you get to the car.
A bike first aid kit needs stuff for injuries that can't wait, gauze, tourniquet, etc
I keep some larger bandages, an Ace bandage, and some med tape in my little first aid kit. Yeah it won't help trauma, but I cheese grated my knee on a rock pretty good once, and it was nice to be able to stop the bleeding.
Agree... That kits next to useless. Unless u break a finger.
Gravel rash seems to me to be the main need... So large non-adherent dressings, some cleaning wipes and antiseptic
I have the Mend It Kits "MTB Core" and it has stuff for bigger injures like gauze and a tourniquet.
Seth as always you bring us great products and info to assist us with our mountain biking.Thank you.
Seth, I just recently discovered your channels and all of the info has been an amazing resource for someone who is trying to stay on a budget. Thanks, keep up the great content!
you were me 4 years ago. now i am jealous of you. Seth's amazing content saved me thousands. his advice is clear and concise and obviously he knows how to put out a compelling video. he is who he is today (MTB KING) because he did not BS us, he tells it like it is and he is deserving of everything you see.
watching seth build his trails at Berm Peak inspired me to get off my arse and clean my hoard of a house. when i got to the first floor my mother was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. 3 months later... and now a year later i lost my job but also have a rehoarded home. lol. you cant save everything when your mom dies. but i am re-digging out as we speak.
if i ever make it to NC i would simply ask for a hand shake. Seth is incredible.
be well and enjoy. the rest of us here are also jealous of you. and to we idiots i say START OVER... lol
@@TREVONBACH This is on the dot
That first aid kit actually made me go wow. Not many things have done that
My favorite add-on is the tool kit that goes in the headset. The best part is that it snugs down the bar assembly (through bolt assembly) so you don't have to mess with it so much to get it tight. Cool little extra.
The fork cork guys and Mend it guys need to colab on a first aid kit that will fit in the steer tube. Than it might be small enough for Seth to use it.
Seth, you are an asset to all bicycling... Thanks for all your hard work
He's kind of a compensation for all the bullshit GCN and the other lackeys spew here
Still have those original seat covers you showed all those years ago, great product!
I have an old crank brothers hammerhead hand pump from like 25 years ago that I still use. I love their stuff!
I'm a commuter who owns a road bike. Never mountainbiked in my life. I just enjoy seth's videos.
Thank You Seth! Multitool and tubeless kit for fork, and pump is my favoríte!
Curtis. Good choice in a vehicle. That's gold. Keep it forever.
Loved this video. All of the products have somewhat been on the channel before, which reminds me of the old channel times at Berm Creek and in Florida
Hi Seth, really love your videos and content. We are a 60 yr old couple getting back into biking after retirement. It would be great to see a series, updated yearly or 2, showcasing the latest technology and products for biking. I'm the mtb-er, she is road or bike path oriented. We really enjoy your videos because you explain why something is better or not. We just like stuff that works with no drama or fiddling & it seems you do too. Keep up the awesome videos !
You're the reason I love mountainbiking as much as I do. Really love the vid!
I love how honest you always are !!!! “I think I like mine more”. That’s why we respect your opinion Brotha !
Been waiting for this attachment for the Fork Cork!!! Epic!!!!
For seat covers I use the ones that they use at your car dealer when they check a/your car in, you can ask if they have some spares that they're gonna throw away. GL
MTB first -aid kits should have a snake bite bandage. Dunno about the USA, but snakes on the trail are commonplace here in Oz....they love the sunny breaks that paths make in the forest. Snake bite bandages make awesome general bandages too. I also carry an Israeli vacuum sealed dressing/bandage for staking injuries.
Hey man, I went to berm park a few days ago, and it was amazing! I am down in the Charlotte area so I don’t get to ride in the mountains too often. I plan on coming back up. Love your videos man.
I really want a 2023 shop tour
I have two F15 tools, both found on the trail. Thanks, Crank Brothers!
Congrats on 1 Million Subscribers!!!
Great episode. Thanks Seth!!
Oscar looks like he wants to go off-roading 😂 love the video Seth!
I love the fork cork. Definitely buying it with your link
I'm such a new bike product junkie....always love these vids Mr. Seth 👍
Cool products! Thanks for the upload
Sweet! I asked for nubhex tools last review and here they are. Sold
GG for the 1M, a big hello from France !
i will buy for sure some of these items
thanks for showing us and i love ure videos
My friend has that crank brothers multi tool and absolutely loves it
I am not even really a mtb dude but your videos are so entertaining, love it.
I use and love the seat covers you previously reviewed.
Which ones are they? I need some!
Sorry for the late reply. LEADER ACCESSORIES IS THE BRAND I BOUGHT.
Scuvvers are better 😁👍 Maybe a bit pricey for some, but you are paying for quality.
Congrats on 1 MILION subs!
As always entertaining & informative
Nice tools and video. I can see the finger splint come in handy when I'm out in the woods and there isn't a stick for miles. LOL
ONE MILLION SUBSCRIBERS! - CONGRATULATIONS!🥳👍🏼👍🏼
4:18 When designing a thing for 3d printing, you should take the fact that the part is weaker along the layers into consideration. While designing this driver, you made a small mistake, leaving the hex thing in the middle not connected to the outside. What you want is the most surface area between the hex driver mount and the layer which it sits on, so you should ideally add some "spokes" (4 would be enough) , or you could leave the whole thing filled in (which is propably not optimal since with smaller infill percentages it will still have a small surface area). This makes it so that you can't overtorque your driver as easily since you can't twist off the part holding the bit in.
Technically he designed a single-use torque wrench.
I purchased the Scuvvers on the back of this review. As both a mountain biker and a sailor, they are the solution to a problem that I have had for a while as I was having to wash my light grey coloured fabric car seats once a year as they got grimy or wet. I am pleased to report that the Scuvvers work very well and are not as tricky to fold back into their pouch as I thought they would be. Not the cheapest, but they are well made and were money well spent. As a safety professional, another thing I like about them is that in the event of a vehicle accident, their design looks like it would not prevent the deployment of a vehicles seat bolster mounted airbags, which some other designs of seat cover would compromise.
Thank you so much. Please stay safe.
The Nubhex I could see in my automotive toolbox! As a tech, you do encounter vehicles (I’m looking at you Germans) where getting a hex-socket or hex-key is impossible to use on a hex bolt without some insane procedure!
For example, the passenger side Value Cover on an Audi S4 with the V8 engine, the left bottom hex bolt, has about 4-5mm of room to remove it!
As a mechanical engineer - sorry! I'm sure it looked fine in CAD.
You and I have the same basic seat covers, I actually bought them for my other buddy's rides as well!
Congratulations on one million subscribers 🎉
HUGE CONGRATS on 1 MIL SETH!!! Also keep it up with that cheesy humor 🤘
I don't even run tubeless tires but Seth already sold me on the plug kit! 9:00 I NEED to be a plug dealer.
Become the plug plug
I remember when you told us to sew beach towel for seat covers, you definitely gained lots of sophistication since 😂
Congratulations on 1 million subscribers!
Congrats on 1 mil subs
MTB products that cross over to Gravel would be a GREAT video.
the mend it kit is small enough to edc if you intentionally break off. extremely good
Love ur stuff keepit up man. I would like a new building vid. Good stuff u doing
i reckon the first id kit would be good to store above the fork cork as it is lightweight and bulky, this would also keep it nice and clean. while the plug thing is better off integrating into the multitool body for a handle.
Also, I recommend the Live the Creed EDC Pocket Trauma Kit for compact medical. I carry one with me literally everywhere and it just feels like a larger wallet.
Some cool new products. I'm sitting here in Ontario Canada thinking wow I need to move that TJ is clean. They're all rusted out here haha.
These are some cool products now if only I had ac cool MTB to warrant getting them lol. However I think the little tiny hex drive could come in handy around the house so I might have to pick one of those up.
The scuvvers look fab... Great they are just there, rtg
You know it's going to be a good day when you see a Seth video first thing!
Topeak mini morph is the same as those other "floor" pumps but smaller size. highly recommend
Here is my MTB first aide kit: ACE bandage!!! You take a spill and take a good hit with your leg or arm, it's going to swell up. Broken bone, you can use sticks and fasten them up with the bandage. 2 non-stick gauze pads (can be held in place with ace bandage). A few regular band-aids. Ketchup packet type ointment. Two pack of Advil too control swelling from a big hit (they can be found at just about every gas station). If you where to pick only one item to take, it would totally be the ace bandage and you can roll it around an ointment packet so, it you get a bad cut, you can smother it in ointment and just wrap it with the ace bandage to hold you over.
That first one, the seat protector, it might be a good idea to fit it before getting muddy, otherwise your just going to get the seat muddy while fitting it when you come back!! 😅
My name is Curtis and I drive a jeep, the first 15 seconds threw me off. Love the videos
I always love these videos
I think the Mend it kit is supposed to have the velcro strap go around the mount as well.
Yea I’ll keep to just a old towel or blanket already have and works great use for when Moto trail riding and that’s much more muddy then my mtb
I think you should check out the Bahco Ratchet Socket Bit Set 2058/S26. It's like this super mini ratchet that takes regular bits, and since it's so low profile it's reall great to get to screws in tight spots. I know it's situational, but when you do need it, it's a god-send!
Good one!
And I wish the Marzocchi'ed bike in the background is a new project for YT. 😄
there’s a valve core wrench on the F15/F16 that literally nobody ever talks about crank brothers doesn’t even advertise it. take the chain tool and loosen the screw, the slot that would catch the chain pin fits every valve core i’ve ever tried it on
On the second review in the background, there is a raw silver hardtail with marzoki forks. Can’t wait until the video about that one comes out!
I alwys look forward to a new vid from you!!
Fox racing seat cover always on the driver seat!
I have the crank brothers mini pump and love it
I love the home made stuff.
Thank you so much for featuring our latest first aid kit, Seth! We can't wait to continue creating innovative kits for the mountain bike community. We greatly appreciate all the new orders and kind words we've been receiving from all the viewers. Thank you for your support!
Seth, good to catch up on your videos. Glad to see Oscar doing well.
i have the same towel-looking seat cover!
Let’s go I can’t wait to see this new video!
That thumbnail looks sick! The video also great as always
Seth is the reason I love mountain biking so much. Whether it’s building a van to building a bike he always finds a way to make it interesting for everyone. Love your vidoes Seth! 🤟 he makes every video fun and entertaining, keep up the great vidoes seth!
Does the mend it kit fit in the dry storage of the edc onceup? That could be an idea if you also have that magnetic Co2 to replace the one you’d keep with the one up
Enjoy watching your stuff on Nebula, commenting here for the algorithm! Lol
You should DEFINITELY plug the platform in some of your vids here.
That mini floor pump is intriguing. I have that same inexpensive pro bike tools one, but it has failed me before - or I've messed up using it. If you're not careful, it can unscrew your Presta valve core when you try to take it off. I've had it with me - along with a tube, and still had to hike out with a flat tire because I couldn't keep the damn valve core in.
The same has happened to me not once but on several occasions!! Luckily for me I could ask for another pump from one of my mates to inflate the tyre and finish the ride. Mine is made by lezyne, was quite spendy and already thinking of replacing it since next time I won’t be so lucky…
Still using my Topeak Turbo Morph.... have owned it for at least 7 years.... the hose stays attached, unlike the one it Seth's video which stashes in the end.
Mate, I am so glad you said that about screw on bloody pump nozzles…. I hate them so much! I was wondering if it was just me…..
Hi Seth, great episode as usual. I would like to ask if you could do review on Carrera Sultana 1, 2 and 3 please? Thank you Regards Paul
I love the multi-tool, the little finger splint part of the med kit is cool, and I really like the fork plug kit. The seat cover seems overly complicated and an answer to a question nobody asked. I have a pair of sturdy seat covers that slip on the fronts very easily, I got them on Amazon for my 4Runner 3 years ago for 20 bucks each and they're holding up great. They should market those seat covers to overlanders as well, they love buying expensive gear.
I like the seat covers, but I just carry some garbage bags.
You found decent seat covers for a 4Runner for $20?!? I’ve gone through half a dozen for our ‘97. Finally upgraded to CalTrends which are seriously custom fit and almost as durable as OEM.
@@shawnbrennan7526 yup! Well, each that is. But still, 40 bucks is cheap for something that has held up so well for me. They're definitely not fancy, but they do the job.
Just purchased a Nubhex Thumb Driver, setting up the water bottles in my kids bikes with the tiny kids sized front triangle was so frustrating.
that fork cork does look very good
I’m enjoying these vids
Throw that mini mend it lit up in the steer tube with the cork thing.
Seth: 40$ water bottle, worth it!
Also Seth : 60$ for my favorite repair kit, pricey.