This Dad's Urban Survival Kit
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- Опубліковано 31 жов 2019
- Be prepared. I was never a scout but I live by these words. Tools & Materials, First Aid and Comfort. This EDC kit has essential items that I never want to be without so I take it with me everywhere. It's the core component of my every day carry.
- Наука та технологія
"A towel, is about the most massively useful thing..." -Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
The USB light... brilliant
Love how this is designed for your lifestyle and your tools are useful, not a bunch of expensive titanium gadgets that do nothing. My favorite is the lighter because you never know when you might have to light a candle on a birthday cake... been there as a preschool teacher.
The usb light is fantastic. Love these types of vids cuz I always get good ideas for the little yet impt items. This vid popped up on my feed n I'm glad I decided to watch. For me, even though I live in NYC, I do always carry a Hydroblu water filter; its 3 stage and it's not much bigger than a Sharpie. I can't always carry water bottles so having a safe way to have water when I need it is impt to me. I don't have kids so my 'must bring' is Mio Coffee. It's a very small bottle and all you do is squirt it into some water n you have a tasty 'iced' caffeine boost. Stay safe, be Blessed.
I would add a fresnel lens and a zip lock bag.
That usb light thing. That’s why I watch these kinds of videos. I have never seen that before. Need one, want ten. What is it called? Where can I buy it?
search Yitee USB Light Keychain Super Bright on amazon, There are a ton of other brands out there that do pretty much the same thing but that should get you in the right place :)
Yeah. Just ordered mine:). I did have an older one that is on a “flexible” 1-foot backs but it is super dim compared to the latest LED technology.
I said the same thing when I saw that just before he said he had five.
The tailor's measure was a great Idea! Thx!
I’ve been watching a bunch of these EDC vids and you have some really unique and useful things! The screwdriver & usb light are big wins!
I always carry a lighter with a fire starter in my first aid kit. Also in my pocket I have a lighter with a makeup pad with Vaseline folded in half and then duct taped to the lighter, just in case a fire is needed quickly.
I like to use paraffin wax now, with either the makeup pads or cotton balls. It works just as well and isn't messy. I need to do a video on my hiking/camping fire kit. It's small but effective, similar to yours.
Didn’t know that eyewash thing existed. Just bought it on Amazon right now!
I like your good EDC, especially for family use. I'm still optimizing: lighter - smaller - modular EDC,
Pants pockets: keys, magnifier glass, USB memory stick, electrician knife, small bits screwdriver.
Small City back pack: back pack rain cover, big shopping linen bag, reading glasses, LED pen lamp, tissue, wallet (3 band aids), laptop, writing utensils (pencil, ball pen, paper notebook, paper college block).
New: silicon foldable cup & bread box, mouth+nose-mask.
For my bike: tire inflator, water proof carrier 10L pannier, repair kit with multitool pliers, knife etc.
I'm also preparing:
Tiny Emergency & EDC kits for my 3 kids: 2 daughters, 1 son - all out of house with own city live.
Medium 1-day Hiking back pack: picknick blanket, mini 1st aid kit, cordage, metal cup, thermo bottle, perhaps a beach sun & wind & rain shelter.
Big Camping back pack: metal cup & bottle & lunch box, 1st aid kit, gas cooker & camping cooking dishes, sleeping bag, air mattress.
Unfortunately my new tent (18x18x55 cm^3) doesn't fit into any of my bag packs beside cooking & sleeping stuff, so it has to be carried outside of the back pack or on to a bike trailer which I started to build my self.
Nice! Good to have multiple kits of varying sizes. As I'm pretty into camping I've acquired a lot of gear. The stuff that doesn't make the cut for my camping trips anymore live in bins that are ready to throw in the car if we need to travel somewhere quickly.
It took me a while but I reckon I have the 'codes' for the Knipex tools, just in case anybody wants something for a Xmas present:
- mini pliers & wrench: 86 03 150 (150 is length in mm)
- needle nose combination pliers: 08 21 145 (145 is length in mm)
Newer version of wrench: 86 05 150
PS Not cheap tools but they do look good quality.
Loved the camera work, the reasoning behind the contents. Knipex - I looked them up, and wow, expensive! I know you get what you paid for it....but...LOL. Good video keep them coming.
Very good essential EDC without useless things, nice job man! My it's similar 👍
Nice! I really like urban EDC kits.
Great video!
man purse lol then cuts it. That mirror could also be used to help signal a plane/helicopter in severe situations. I really like those small channel locks, might have to grab myself a pair. Paracord is very versatile and my shoe laces are paracord as a just in case scenario. Very well thought out kit!
Actually strikingly similar to what I ended up with as an EDC (although I didn't consider it as such, it just morphed as a collection of handy bits and bobs) which I take in my daypack to work as a chef, I go by bike. So toolswise I started with a pump and repair kit (patches, glue) as an essential as flat tyres are a fact of life and I can fix them quickly. But if an innertube either pops with a long split due to a heavy landing lol or breaks by the valve no amount of patching will fix it so I ziplocked a spare inner to the frame of my bike. Maybe this happens on the back wheel so I need a small pair of pliers, and plumped for an adjustable spanner (wrench) similar to your adjustable plier type thingy, with these I can take off a wheel. Also a bike multitool with Allen keys and screwdrivers on it is essential, in case my gears need a quick fix, the pliers are used to pull the cable tight, same with brakes.
Wet wipes and tissues are just a must, if I do any repair my hands are gonna be grimy as hell.
Actually at work I do occasionally cut myself, the kitchen should have a fully equipped first aid box but it's virtually empty which is probably against health and safety regs but wth I packed a couple of small (about 2 x 3 in) ziplock bags containing sterile wipes, BandAid, some wrappable gauze and tape. A few paracetamol too, work can get hot and stressful and headaches are an occupational hazard.
Surprisingly we can go hungry sometimes and need a burst of energy, we can't just help ourselves to foie gras or oysters so I throw in some kind of energy bar and some dried sausage like kabanosi for calories.
All of the above fits in pockets in my daypack which I always take anyway with my chef trousers and a hoody in it to ride back at night if the day was too hot to wear it, also to take home any food which would otherwise get chucked away.
Finally I smoke so always have a lighter in my pocket, and carry a Swiss Army knife on my keyring.
Thinking of adding a poncho for those rare occasions it rains heavily (I'm in London where it actually doesn't rain a lot). Now if I added a metal cup and water bottle this organically grown EDC would morph into a full on survival kit with which I could spend a night in the woods but seeing as I only live 2 miles from work and am in the suburbs of North London that just seems a bit excessive.
Sounds like a thorough and well thought out kit!
Just ordered a pack of ten of the usb lights on Amazon for £8.99, (about $6000.....😂) with free next day delivery. It’s actually $1.23 each here in the UK. Great little idea. I just like STUFF! 😂
Not sure why but I’ve readily enjoy watching these videos.... perhaps it’s “dad” solidarity :) dads do try! :). Thinking of the “5-C’s” I’d probably add an emergency poncho or sol blanket. Thx!
You could also reuse the dirty wipes after dry for fire tender later if need be.
Hungry wife, ha ha ha!!! Yes indeed!!!
Great! Can you please provide links for the product mentioned. ✌❤ from 🇨🇦
Nice little kit the pliers are pronounced " Nipex" silent K lol great tools of which I have many and the Rigid grips are awesome also.
Thanks! Yeah I'll accept that even the Knipex reps who speak English say "nip-ex" but the Germans, where the company is from, pronounce it "k-nip-ex" ua-cam.com/video/te-CL4FTg7M/v-deo.html
Great kit. Two suggestions. Ad an Aspirin and Benadryl for heart attack and insect byte. Also a whistle and grab a produce bag at your grocery to se for litter, or whatever. As an older guy I also carry a fresnel lens.
I like the produce bag idea! I'll have to add one. I used to keep aspirin and benadryl with me, not sure why I didn't include it here. Need to do a medicine restock. Thanks.
What Dennis Does take a look at some of the videos from a Chanel MEZILLICH. The guy does not publish a lot anymore but he has some amazing ideas. He actually rolls the produce bag and puts it in a straw. He was showing how it could serve to carry water.
what is the bigger bag you carry the smaller roll in??
Got links for the screwdriver and little USB light?
Thanks for the video. By the way, you need to put a power bank in the EDC...
Is the bigger bag a maxpedition jumbo versipack?
you should have a look at wera screwdrivers and bits defiantly the best edc screwdrivers
The items in your kit awesome could you tell us where you got the bag
I looked it up based on the number that showed in the video - search 5.11 tactical bags.
@@TresChica88 no it's made by osprey
Ha! This is so similar to my kit. I’m also a dad and my kit isn’t about survival, just about what we might need any given day away from home. One suggestion is a power bank and charging cable so you can use the power bank to charge your phones. Great video.
A square bit ay, yo7 must be Canadian!
Awesome kit.
The only thing that comes into my mind is 20$ or € or £ wherever you live. At least i end up with no cash from time to time.
Good call. I keep emergency cash in a separate section in my wallet
Illegal to carry any knife in Australia.
Mala prohibita
Good video! Was that Spyderco the Dragonfly?
Yup! Dragonfly 2
Hey where did you get those bits? I really like that screwdriver set you have there!
www.amazon.com/dp/B00JJ6O75A
The bits were cobbled together but I just found this set which looks decent: www.amazon.com/dp/B07YCN7QVZ
@@WhatDennisDoes thank you, I am in Canada and sadly that bit set isn't on .ca but I did order the screwdriver the other day! Just need to find a bit set yet. I'll keep my eyes open, might have to piece together
@@Harlzburg Where'd you find the screwdriver? He didn't mention the brand/model.
@@TronFnknBlow I just looked up locking mini screwdriver I believe
Tron Fnkn Blow Malco
I hit that like button as soon as you pronounced Knipex correctly. Great tool choice. Use them everyday professionally.
Nye-pex
As someone who watches a ton of these videos, most of them are 💩 but this one I'm actually pleased with.
Knipex are the Rolls Royce of pliers, awesome tools. You don't need to pronounce the K tho, nipex. 😉
Well, Knipex is a German brand / company and in German the K is pronounced. So the pronunciation was actually correct and as a native speaker I was quite impressed / surprised he did not pronounce it English. 😉😃
i was expecting to hear, "if you re in a hotel room and you should tie your children up"
What no super glue ?
I used to carry a small tube but when I finally needed it, it didn't work. Never set up right. Maybe it went bad or just didn't work on the type of plastic that broke. That's not the only time it let me down. I might consider carrying some JB Weld since I've always had better luck with 2 part epoxies.
Someone has probably mentioned this, but Leatherman makes multitools with bit drivers and has a bit kit and extender. Some options are the Skeletool, Wave and Charge.
Overpriced junk
Nye-pex
You know I have an everyday carry as well but it doesn't look anything like that ;-D
Something something demonitization ;)
@@WhatDennisDoes What, you think I'll be demonetized because of my comb?? ;-)
I have all ways carried band-aids tweezers hand wash snackes 🍬 caryabenisers shoe strings and finger toys
caryabenisers?
I think you've confused an EDC with a car toolbox. It's fine to have a car toolbox, but most of the items in your carry are odd choices.
My car toolbox is MUCH larger than this