12 BEST HOLIDAY GIFTS FOR GUYS - 2019

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[@wranglerstar]

Here are the links guys. Knipex set - amzn.to/2DVmmwW Streamlight - amzn.to/2PkpTKL Axe - amzn.to/38athAx Screwdriver set - amzn.to/36c4Ocg Mora Chissel - amzn.to/2Lw4a1d Surefire X300 - amzn.to/362ZWGe Belt - t.ly/Zkq9p Key ring - amzn.to/34WgHCI Water Filter - amzn.to/2rd1eQj Compass - amzn.to/2LrJ6ZG Spyderco - amzn.to/38gOwQU Salamon boots - amzn.to/2RsBfPf

[@clayragle4842]

Where's the link for the briefcase?

[@zlliksddam]

Also, the saw link please =)

[@KodiakBear]

A saw, a saw, my kingdom for a saw

[@KodiakBear]

Several of the items including the saw can be found at www.wranglermart.com

[@ja1creative]

Blue Loctite - www.amazon.com/Loctite-1329467-Medium-Strength-Threadlockers/dp/B009I2UC3Q/ref=sr_1_5?keywords=wranglerstar+store&qid=1575698357&s=automotive&sr=1-5

[@philipcohee480]

I came from a bad family life, homelessness and alcoholism, I came to Christ got sober and found your videos. Your videos have taught me so much about being a real man, they are a true gift to me. Peace be with you my brother in Christ. May you have a blessed holiday.

[@Joseph_yy]

I’m a Taiwanese and I enjoys cold steel’s products for years yet I don’t even know they’re made in Taiwan until now! The quality are just so nice and the price point is just unbeatable. And yes,we are not china,we actually makes good stuffs lol

[@Chevalier_knight]

Iv never felt unsafe using cold steel they make great knifes .

[@jeremydumanski7584]

Taiwan independence for life

[@spk._]

how tf are you watching youtube?

[@alanj7306]

I have the Cold Steel Trail Boss axe and it’s great. Best $23 I’ve probably spent. I’v been very happy with it. I will have to check out their knives.

[@Joseph_yy]

@@rickmortyson4861 Wdym? I can watch KZbin just like any other places on earth😅 only china needs vpn, we’re not the same country

[@leeparkinson4989]

My wife got me the spyderco!!!! Thank you for giving her these great ideas! I've got the FIZZ!!!

[@TheLissijane]

Does Mrs W have a list of favorites too? I am trying to come up with ideas for me too!

[@salgonzalez908]

Yes for the wives and sisters please 👏

[@DisabledPrepper]

I know a lot of women who would also love many items of this gear.

[@cold_as_ice_canuck]

I have had those knipex 3 piece set for 13 years. Only the button has come off of the small one and they replaced it under warranty just this year. Phenomenal!!!

[@Blackopsmechanic338]

On the subject of the Knipex, as a Maint Mech I took mine and on one end of the handle cut away about one inch of the covering leaving the steel underneath showing and take your 4 1\2 grinder, grind that end to a flat point. Now you have a small but very handy pry. Used many times to move a motor into place for bolt alignment or to pry off a drive belt. Uses are endless.

[@farmerbob4554]

I bought the Cold Steel axe on your recommendation and it gets used in the orchard just about every day. Great product! Belts on me are purely ornamental!

[@AK-47ISTHEWAY]

The twelve axes of Christmas lol

[@myyklebusten604]

I work as an industrial mechanic and do repairs and maintence on machines in a very very large meat factory. That knipex set is a big time saver for me. I have very limited space for tools in my overall so walking back and forth to the workshop just to grab the right tools cost a lot of time. That knipex set is for sure a tool box.

[@CleaveMountaineering]

We got 2 of the streamlight dualies last month and really like them. One in the car, one by the bed. You can even clip it on your belt while walking. Very very bright, easy to use, easy to find in the dark.

[@luketdrifter2100]

Used a Sawyer filter for years. One of my favorite things to do is fill up my bottle with Lake Superior water and drink it while exploring the forest. Amazing.

[@marvinbeagle6973]

The knipex pliers wrench is one of the best tools I've ever used, gives me the fizz every time I use it. I am an Auto Mechanic and use them daily.

[@motionz1]

I bought the samurai pruning saw almost 2 years ago when you used it on a video, and i must say it's a fantastic saw to have for the garden.

[@Hiroak]

I pick up a part time job at my local college while I'm going to school there. I showed up with the Knipex set, watched a few youtube videos and I'm a maintenance master. They really are great tools.

[@nickwit21]

Everytime cody says "it gives me the fizz" I cant help but smile. He's like a kid in a candy store with his kit. And I can totally relate!

[@face2faceyouth]

ABI for short I agree!

[@ChaimbenKalman1]

Haven't you found yourself saying "it gives me the fizz"?

[@MJPeddler]

Great list Cody! I too would like to see a “Ladies” version from/with Mrs. W, if she’d be willing.

[@forreststrong797]

I put one of those Sawyer mini filters inline on my hydration bladder and have been using it for dirtbike riding once a week for 2 years and it works great

[@shanereynolds5971]

I just ordered the web belt. Thanks for the heads up on that Etsy store! Additionally, when looking on Amazon, your list is often seen as the "often bought together" lists. Folks are listening to you.

[@jeromerobert5759]

The Ichiban is a great saw, been using it a lot for the past two years and I prefer it to a similar sized Silky. One of my favorite piece of gear when I get up in a tree.

[@slaterfrei7665]

The water filter that you mentioned is the sawyer micro, then in the description you linked the sawyer mini, but if you are going to be using he filter a lot I would recommend getting the sawyer squeeze. (These are the three different sizes.) But I would recommend the squeeze because it has a higher flow rate than the other two and it is less likely to get clogged. (The other two tend to get clogged, especially with tap water, and do not have as long as a life span.) Also the squeeze can filter up to 100,000 gallons of water! But the one downside is that it is a bit bigger and heavier. They retail for around $20-30 and another accessary that I would highly recommend using with any of these filters is a different “dirty water bag.” Most others have a larger opening on the opposite side from where you would attach the filter so that you can fill it up entirely in one quick scoop. Most also come with caps so in a pinch you can use it to store a couple of litters of extra water. Bags like this are sold by many companies and range in price but compliment the sawyer filters very well.

[@cmdrsocks]

Striking plate on screwdriver helps in moving rusted/painted/stuck screws and bolts - put it in the slot, give it a twist until it stops, now start tapping with a hammer while continuing to twist, works a bit like an impact driver. I still remember the blisters from helping my father work on renovations. Removing old wood screws with surface rust on the threads and twenty years of paint in the slot is no joke.

[@paul_schuette]

Those are some great pieces of gear! Thanks for putting together these lists every year.

[@robertkywildcats9266]

Remember once you use the Sawyer water filter, don't leave it in freezing temperatures. It will compromise it. If it's brand new then you can leave it in freezing temperatures.

[@dukefanshawe6815]

What about the lifestraw brand?

[@robertkywildcats9266]

@@dukefanshawe6815 Same thing with it too. Almost all of them are made with those tiny hollow fibers. The problem is when you suck water through it, you don't really know if all the water is out. Then one of those little tubes freeze and now instead of having microscopic holes it has large enough holes for bad stuff to get through. It's ok to freeze if it's never been used though. A steri pen is a good option, although good ones are pricey now they make rechargable ones now. Or keep your life straw close to your heart lol, so it doesn't freeze. If all else fails, water pur tabs or boil it.

[@robertkywildcats9266]

@@dukefanshawe6815 Oh and I was also going to tell you about aquamira frontier water filters, they will freeze to. But they're so cheap I have brand new ones staged everywhere.

[@DaveBare]

Been watching Cody for years. I don't get his vids always and sometimes, I don't agree with his personal philosophies, but nothing depends on that. We're all entitled to our own opinions. However, I'm going to say right here (and you can quote me) Cody is a very dedicated guy when it comes to recommending tools and equipment. He's not going to suggest something that he's not put hours of use into. I've watched him make his own tools or make existing tools better. He's for sure a "proper" tool user and if he recommends something, then you know it's good. I'm really glad to see a vid pop up in my feed. Been a while and I feel like I've met up with an old friend. Kudos to Cody et al!

[@juliemassell3095]

I just ordered the Surefire X300 for my husband. He’s going to be so excited! Thank you this was a great video with so many great options 👍🏻

[@TheCanach5]

The "Best" pliers made are "Parrot Jaw" pliers. I picked up a set while in Europe in the early 70's and still use them. Mine are German made, but Channellock also makes them for under $20. Put them on a shaft or pipe and without holding the lower handle tight, put full force on them. They just do not slip.

[@pitshit84]

that Stream-light is also water proof and intrinsically safe for explosive atmospheres as well. it is a great flashlight. the pocket clip is a great plus too.

[@nathanielmortimer]

I have one of those ichiban saws, and man, they’re worth every penny. Mine is still sharp as when I bought it.

[@GustheGunGuy]

Industrial Maintenance Tech checking in, Knipex is awesome. Hands down the best pliers I've ever used

[@duaneutter8213]

I got the cold steel trail boss a while back and it has paid dividends.. I have bought a hand full of cold steel products and I would put them up against anything several times their price. For general use items they are an amazing value. You may have to customize handles and such, but they give you plenty to work with.. well worth it.

[@christopherharpster9330]

I've got an X300 on my Glock 17 that I carry for work sometimes. I strongly second your recommendation!

[@jeremychunkmyers4721]

Great list cody the only thing that wasnt on the list i thought for sure wouldve been there was that grinder attatchment sharpening wheel that was a great value but excellent as always brother the best to you and the family this holiday season.

[@29501SC]

Great that you showed the water filter made by Sawyer. I work for an organization that distributes these for free in countries around the world where there is no clean water. We’ve used these filters for seven years with great results. If you want info about what the filters take out of the water take a look at Sawyer.com and they have extensiveTesting information available.

[@lochstar8448]

I’ve needed this before Christmas

[@runNgun1516]

Best video to come across when I'm being asked what I want for Christmas. As always much love to you and your family!

[@yobentley7274]

Olight is my favorite flashlight brand. We have many of them in different sizes. Great stuff.

[@wingshooter1967]

I am also a big fan of those carabiners! I too use them for keys as well as backpacks and shooting bags and they are just great for when you need to get something out of your hands and clipped to something.

[@HarveySpectre415]

I'm glad you still like the Cold Steel Trail Boss. I think your review of that was the first video of yours I ever saw. The Spetnaz shovel is great too, I keep it in the car with the spare tire.

[@GreekPreparedness]

there is nothing better than a belt with a soft webbing for technical/outdoor stuff. Follows your body's movement. And you can sleep confortably with it on (i.e. in the sleeping bag)

[@TheAvkdutch]

Stainless on a magnet? Also I bought a cold steel trail boss as a first axe and I love it thanks for the recommendation.

[@karenmacphee9186]

Thank you 😊🙏 I got the flashlight for my hubby. He often uses them at night to see where he’s walking. This will be perrrrfect!! Thank you for always being such thoughtful videos to us. I appreciate you 🙏 blessings to you and the family 💞

[@lacanian_lifter]

I used one of those Nitize clips to attached the dog’s leash to my jacket when it’s super cold out. You’ll find dozens of uses for them once you have one.

[@richardbadish6990]

Cody I'm a Floor Technician at a Factory and I bought the ones you're talking about. They are very handy and the pouch is nice to. U don't even have to take ur belt off to get it on. It's similar to the clips on some Gun holsters. ONE TIP: REPLACE THE PLIERS U GET IN THE SET WITH A 6IN COBRA! The one it comes with is a hair to small in most cases. But it's still handy to have. FYI the pouch is big enough to put a Allen wrench pack in as well. It's literally 95% of what I need in a pouch. VERY HANDY AND I APPROVE THIS GIFT IDEA!

[@MobSquad4209]

Got my belt two days ago. Love the buckle, is now my everyday belt

[@om617yota8]

I know what to buy for other guys, can we get a woman's perspective on the same subject from Mrs. W?

[@TheCanadianBubba]

*THIS PLEASE*

[@SkankbumJerry]

YES!

[@johndemoss3440]

Yes please I really need help

[@commonsense7057]

Jewelry is my go too. It never seems to disappoint. You could throw in a spa day on top of it where she can get facials and her nails done...etc.

[@om617yota8]

@@commonsense7057 My girlfriend isn't much of a girlie girl, jewelry isn't her thing. I welded up a chunk of old rusty tow chain so it was in the shape of a heart, HUGE win there. Mrs. W seems to be along the same-ish lines.

[@alanh9781]

I was just starting my list for Santa. Some great stocking stuffers. Thanks you. God Bless You. Merry Christmas and have a wonderful New Year to all the WranglerStar family.

[@NickElliottOutdoors]

+1 For the nite ize! Such a good key chain.

[@matthewlaidler1755]

retitle the video: 12 best items I now am going to buy myself

[@felisindorodriguez8320]

Thank you. Good ideas for sure. In the same style but more sturdy, there is also Hultafors...If I remember well, it's swedish/ nordic stuff too. God bless you and your family.

[@jasonhurst_]

15:15: "Around the house cutting branches, cutting limbs..."" haha Mr W you are scaring me! Love the show by the way, who knew my favourite youtube channel would be about a guy like you and his tools!

[@mikemckenzie3634]

Love the feed back. Great job on the video. Definitely have a few ideas for Christmas presents. Thank you.

[@JerkRice]

I look forward to this list every year.

[@jacobberry5138]

I've had a buck 550 knight. It's served me well. Good knife.

[@SouthWestIron]

The mora chisel knife and the cold steel axe are exceptional values. Well made tools.

[@benjaminnevins5211]

I'd say the Cold Steel Trail Boss is the best value. I gave up on bring one of the "camp axe" hatchets.

[@scottgagnon7463]

hello Cody how are you? have you ever seen or used a Helko Werk axe, and would you be willing to do an axe review on one. thanks Scott

[@bencessna7232]

I have the exact same carabiner that you showed first. I use it for my keys amd other stuff and absolutely love it

[@norwegianminiranch]

The Knipex cobra is a fantastic tool. I got one at work and two at home. I use them all the time.

[@PortlandOregonHomes]

love the new filming studio Cody!

[@vanniek71]

I've been looking for an axe/bushcraft hatchet and your thumbnail caught my eye. Perfect timing on the axe reccomendation!

[@TheSnakeman3]

Nice roundup Cody! Thanks.

[@matthewclarke7993]

Great video Cody thanks for the idea list

[@campfirebear4083]

Would be thrilled with any of these items but what I am really looking for this year is a table saw or some woodworking hand tools! Been binge watching your shop vids and bench builds, now I’m on to Paul Sellers. Thanks for the inspiration. God Bless

[@chiefcitypropertymaintenan6759]

Great list Cody! Nice to see you still the same channel i started watching 7 or 8 years ago! Crazy how time fly's by!

[@VinnieRed71]

Great list. Nothing better than feeling the fizz! Thanks

[@Saint111Michael]

The house that jack build. I get that vibe from the video picture.

[@j.hemlock8284]

Cody, I’d love to see what’s in all your different first aid kits.

[@EverydayLayman]

It was funny seeing the Nite Ize S-biner here. I was holding mine just as you were mentioning it.

[@luketdrifter2100]

I loved my Cold Steel Trail Boss for both swings it lasted before the edge rolled and the head came loose.

[@namethem00]

First! Much love everyone, be blessed. 🙏🏻 Edit- I believe the cheaper Spyderco's Plastic is called FRN if I'm not mistaken.

[@rymdlego22]

I Choose the Spyderco :D Been using mine for 8+ years @ work! It is quality for sure!

[@erichancock4670]

Gotta hand it to Finland I love my Fisker's and jotul both have served me very well. Excellent

[@nathanaelsperger901]

The Salomon boot is the best boot! PERIOD! Exclamation point.

[@CPLBSS88]

Solid Recs. I'm a HUGE Cold Steel fan. I own several of their products and have yet to be disappointed.

[@brandonwilliams6735]

Soon too? I looked for the compass for my seiko tuna? Never mind, I seen the link! Thanks!

[@jakemckeithen3812]

Start calling ARs Alpha Romeo so the video doesn’t get flagged or something

[@nickkammer5863]

Or you can just say ArmaLite it's not flagged

[@jakemckeithen3812]

Nick Kammer not everyone knows AR stands for ArmaLite rifle

[@demonsmokr]

@@jakemckeithen3812 how do people start to learn things? Repetition. How do people start to learn things? Repetition. What does AR15 stand for? Armalite Rifle #15. Seriously though, the only way stupid people know they are stupid, is if you tell them. Jake, youre stupid. Its ok, now you know, and knowing is half the battle!

[@nickkammer5863]

@@jakemckeithen3812 we at the educated shout educate the ignorant -an ancient teacher IDK

[@rwhite3345]

@@demonsmokr I thought AR just stood for assault rifle, now i know. lol

[@phillipstrunk1505]

I love watching your videos lots of helpful things

[@user-cn8vb9hh5z]

I keep coming back to this!

[@chiefof]

I'd like you to know how much it means to me when you look unto the camera at the end of your videos and say "God bless you and your family".Thank you.

[@keithbrookshire]

And "keep our family in your prayers. "

[@revon0521]

As an atheist, I don't mind it one bit.

[@JW-2001]

The chisel knife is a great tool I use a different brand I bought at Home Depot.

[@HaJoSchatz]

"a liter of water"!?! Welcome to the dark side 😄

[@jeffreymason7049]

They were out of liter cola

[@herculesbrofister265]

I wouldnt mind some water right now, but i'd have to walk like 6 meters to the kitchen for my cup.

[@MrMicmac65]

Heads up on keeping the sawyer in the truck. It can not freeze as it will ruin the filter. Fine for the summer or those in Florida, but not in the north.

[@kitecattestecke2303]

If its New then nothing freezes and if it dries out?

[@dylanwheeler3697]

As a CAT mobile diesel mechanic, I can attest to the badassery that is KNIPEX. The pliers are life savers.

[@simple_simon]

Just bought a pair of those boots today waiting for delivery, cant wait to try them out. WIll try a set of insoles as well if i dont get on with the standard ones

[@verbotn]

I recall recommending those Knipex pliers wrench to you a while back. I understand they make a 16" version as well which are the next on my radar

[@leewaddell8561]

Love your show, you have so much info. I'm in Canada and envy you being able as law abiding citizen to pack a side arm. Thanks again have a great Christmas...your friend from the North.

[@dukefanshawe6815]

Write a constitution and overthrow the crown thats what we did and it still works today.

[@itztaytaytaylor468]

Hello! Im from the UK and id just like to say! I came across your channel and vids and now im hooked! I love the great family vibe you have and useful videos! Ill be watching often from now on! Happy Holidays to you and your family all the way from the UK!

[@thereddevilred]

“When you keep tools around you vice, you know those are the tools you use,” Never assessed this until this point, my bench vice is the center point of the workshop. And every project is cluttered around it.

[@keithhastings]

Hi there. May I ask if you’ve owned more than one Trail Boss axe? If so, were they the same quality and durability?

[@scottybobatv]

Love these videos, I'd be over the moon with any of these gifts 🎁👍

[@casper7784]

Lol , you got that damn crazy look 👀 like you could go off someday with that hatchet! Merry Christmas 🎁🎄

[@danyoungs4061]

I have the shovel , love it

[@Matt-FOr]

Used the Niteiz for about 4 years. Same one and it hasn't failed great buy!

[@graveyard7456]

Hello love you man kept up the good work

[@bobafettuccine3541]

My, what a lovely and psychotic thumb nail pic for the Holidays. Just so warm and fuzzy right now.

[@Kebnes89]

I can recommend Olight flashlights, my personal favorite is the S1 mini, not much bigger than a AA battery but can shine at 1000 lumens.

[@shaunroberts9361]

Thank you so much. This was really kool.

[@ChrisSzulwach]

@Wranglerstar what's the link on the belt? It looks a bit off in the list.

[@MrMadeinthe80s]

Itchyban lol Love it. Like the background you are using for this as well. Sure wish I had a big workshop like that. I wear the Salomon shoe version of those and cant recommend em any higher. Bought a second pair I liked em so much. The Merrell moab 2's I compared em to just arent near as functional and feel clunky(I own a pair too). The Salomons are lighter and not near as fat feeling.