What SOG model did u review sir?

Looks well thought out, JJ. Really like that knot, thanks for the tutorial. Happy hunting, Enjoy,

all that work and you leave the "made in mexico" sticker on it? thanks for sharing! i will be doing this modification.

**WALL OF TEXT WARNING** Let me start by saying I love the container, great selection there. I'm a little jealous of that. I'd skip the fire options you currently have and replace them all with just 2 bic minis. When a lighter runs out of fuel they can still be used to throw sparks like a ferro rod would, because thats what they are inside, just a tiny little ferro rod. This will save weight and space while maximizing the easE of ignition. An emergency situation is no time to be practicing your bushcrafting skills. That's saved for absolute life and death emergencies. In such an emergency you'd still be better off with an empty bic and some accelerant, which you're missing. I'll circle back to that later. Remember the fresnel can also be used as a backup option, so you're still stacked in redundancies. Ditch the big bic, ferro rod, and matches. Stormproof matches are great but super limited on numbers of ignitions, which means you better get it right each time or you're screwed harder that Sean Combs in prison (2025 prediction) You lack antibiotic ointment. I'd stick some little packets of that in. As a bonus, it is flammable. So is hand sanitizer. VERY FLAMMABLE, this makes it an excellent accelerant on top of being able to sanitize. I'd have a tiny .25oz bottle of that or at least some little packets. I EDC a small bottle so I can refill it from pumps I encounter during my day to day life for free. I'd ditch the bank link for kevlar instead. Stronger per size, much more temperature resistant, and it can be used as a saw, so it pulls double duty. You absolutely can cut up branches with it. 50lb test line measures just 0.5mm thick, 100lb = 0.8mm, 500lb= 2mm, and 1500lb = 3.5mm diameter. Much smaller, more capable, and stronger than paracord or bank line. A pencil is great, but if you need to go smaller/lighter with it nothing beats the ink cartridge out of a standard bic pen in my experience. Get one that's well-used and you can chop it down too. It lacks the "undo" feature of a pencil, but it can mark flesh and other surfaces a pencil will struggle with. I'd have a maximum of 30 sheets of waterproof notepad paper. You can leave breadcrumb directions, take notes, or use it as a kindling. Very useful, but dont go letting it take more space than it deserves. It can be resized as needed, if you desperately need more sheets, simply use 1/2 sheets. I'd have at least 2 needles, but I'd feel better with 4+. They can be used with the kevlar cordage and they can be used to pin your notes to trees or buildings as breadcrumbs for you/your rescuer to navigate. Smaller cord doesnt need such large needles, so you can fit more of them. You NEED at least a tiny tube of super glue. It's too useful not to have. I know they dont keep well once punctured, that's why I keep the little ones. Single use if need be. 3 tiny tubes will go further than 1 huge tube if you're having them dry out on you. CA glue is fantastic for quickly sealing wounds to stop the bleed. I'd get rid of the batteries entirely unless you have several needs that may arise for them. I have 2 uses total for such batteries and neither matter in an emergency situation or day to day survival. Skip the headlamp you have in favor of a RovyVon rechargeable light. The clip allows you to attach it to a hat, belt loop, or pocket to use in the same ways you may that headlamp but it is much smaller and lighter, creating more room for other things. They offer or can be modified to add magnetic attachment too. They're also quite powerful at 650 lumens for the little ones. The cord to recharge the RovyVon can also recharge your phone, and you may want to think about putting a little power bank in the kit too they're heavy, but so multi-functional I can't argue against having at least a tiny one. For multi-tool, a compact kit like this calls for either a Classic SD from Victorinox or a Squirt PS4 from Leatherman ( discontinued, find one used on ebay if need be ) Don't expect the Gerber Dime to be half the tool that this is, but if you just can't get the PS4 the Gerber beats a sharp stick and a stone. A tiny pill container with a couple doses of painkillers would be an excellent addition. Your tiny light, a button compass, and a tritium vial keychain can be attached to the handle of the container with some kevlar cordage to keep those things easy to find day or night while also keeping them out of the kit so you're not digging for them. The space savings of them being external is also a benefit. I'd add some solid metal wire. It can act as a zip-tie, hanger for pot over fire, and/or electrical conductor. I'd replace the pill cloth with a swedish dishcloth. They're cheap but they hold an incredible amount of liquid and they're reusable. Try them out and you'll see why this is being recommended. They're worth it. I'd choose either a poncho or the space blanket. Personally, I'd take the space blanket. It can do both things and act as a reflector for signalling plus it can be used as shelter if you have one large enough. The space blanket + kevlar cordage, 4 small stones, 4 small sticks, and 2 large sticks gets you a basic A-frame shelter. The space blanket can also be used to gather rainwater, then heat it in the sun for a decent bathing experience. A nanobag would be super helpful, especially their backpack version. It can help you get supplies home for a day-to-day experience or help you collect and carry firewood if you're camping... or if something has gone wrong. Electrical tape is one of the most versatile options and is too often overlooked in favor of duct tape that just doesnt do as well in my opinion. Gaffers tape is also a great option. I'd have a small flat roll of each. Castile soap is a fantastically versatile option for washing hands, cleaning clothes, washing dishes, shampoo, shaving, and more. Every kit and bag I make has a small (5-10ml) dropper bottle of that stuff. It goes a long way. Don't skip the bug spray either. Why suffer when a little spray bottle of deet will get you by for days or weeks at a time? I hope this helps

Put the black diamond head lamp strap around your kit box to hold it shut

Bar codes in 1982?

Looks like you have your bases covered with that setup.

I really like that much better as a general day kit than a survival kit! I'm not really a "survival kit" guy, but I do carry things I might really need. So we're on the same page, I think. Great video! Oh ya, I love that knot too. I use it mostly for rolly-uppy things, like sleeping pad etc, but it is a great knot to know. How dare you?!?

Don't own any, but these are cool. Ahh to remember when ZT was cool! The DPX I often wondered about, looks like a stout little fatty.

Love that ZT! Wow! Another knife I now need to buy...🫤 How dare you!?!?

I chose the Camp Creek over this model, it is a very cool knife though.

Very cool! Have a great weekend, buddy!

Great episode. Yes to more leatherman content. Please

More leatherman victorinox videos please 😅

Ok so at 3:00 when you said "lets do this together" my mind went to the original Parent Trap, and that God awful song "Lets get together, yeah, yeah, yeah". I have no idea why.

im having issues with mine. I cant flick mine out smoothly . I dont think its tight it just doesnt have that ooommph feeling when u try flicking it out.

or its.... LOL

Awesome video, buddy!

I’m a civil war relic hunter out here in Sharpsburg Maryland, near the Antietam battlefield. I’m out for 12-13 hours at a time or more. I’ve always got a Kabar BK9, Gerber MP600, bear spray and a basic survival kit along with archaeological gear/metal detector etc. I always have a little weed too!!😂😂

Great idea, I think I saw your kit still being sold at princess auto. I think it would be a lot better with better quality pieces and I like your idea of adding extra things to the mix.

Great video idea. I like the idea of having stuff in there that you use occasionally - as long as you remember to replenish what you use. (I think that's why most people leave these kits sealed etc.) Looking forward to this project.

Which one to choose, Tanto or Clip point? General EDC, do-everything knife. NO, I can't have both, too expensive: I live in Europe, we practically subsidize the U.S. market with our way, way, way, way, way, way inflated prices over here.

Modern bowie +bacon+eggs!!? ♥️...what a great day sir! 🎉 indeed

Where you recommend to purchase this bad mamma jamma at? I gotta have one sir! ❤🎉

The HUNT on the box didn’t give it away to you on its use? Its a specized hunter. Period.

Fun is illegal where I live.

3v

Is that 3V?!?! Aaaaaaaaaaaaa.... WHAT A BEAUTY!!!!! How dare you?!? Now I want one. 😢 Cool song. Very titanium-ish. 👍🏻🎵🎶

That is a sick piece, buddy!!! Thanks for the look at it!

LIAR! It's not in the description!

Nice test, valuable information! Surprised to see Arc‘s leverage advantage compared with Surge! Should have been much more viewers.

Looks like one of bastinelly shivs

TY FOR THIS. NOBODY EVER SHOWS THIS STUFF LOADED AND ACTUALLY WORN ! STILL USE IT?

Id wack on the 420 version for sure

У тебя нож больше чем топор и пила, лол!😂😂😂

The Buck Knives 112 Ranger is one of my favorites. This video is one of a few which actually depicts the Buck 112 in use for camp chores. I for one, greatly appreciate your content on this legendary knife and would enjoy seeing more field use (not necessarily abuse) featuring the Buck Knives 112 Ranger. Thank you for your attention to detail. Have a blessed day!

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So how long does the fix last? Have you noticed it get looser overtime?

Why would there be jimping when the flipper/ guard would be in the way?

hey i noticed you commented about how you wanted to tighten it I actually got this specifically for it being similar to a balisong/butterfly knife and most have this same tightening mechanism. You can tighten it by gripping the tool in open state really hard and then you can tighten the screws from the pocket clip side

any of them for sale? hehe

Knew you were always good at "opening up a can" on someone!

I'm with you. Either my Ranger or my Champ.

At 0:25 you need to adjust your driver and canopner i see there a little lose I've done the same to my leatherman surge it's much better now

I also love my Swiss champ use it when I'm not at work the leatherman surge or super tool for work my favourite multi tool's

Great combo. Picked up an Arc last week and it’s with me every day

Awesome!👍👍

The Doghouse was written by Johnny Juke. This is from a live take in 2014. This MT is a beast. More "Into The Woods" coming in late September. Sorry for the delay, lots going on in JJ world. How Dare YOU!😀