2019 Supplies Update! What Is In My EDC Bag?

[@sasquatch885]

The last time I loaned a guy my knife, I caught him using it to scrape off the battery terminals on his car. That was 45 years ago. I’m not bitter.

[@mitchlindeman7033]

love this- funny; & GOOD funny is rare

[@hjgraybill]

I understand you

[@magnusnordstrom9594]

Funny, when all needed for that is water....

[@SurvivalEdge968]

Easiest way to lose a friend is to lend him your knife.

[@thatsuaveraptor4297]

I hope the next thing you used it for was carving his name into his tombstone

[@1xayekim]

I use to judge the guys that EDC backpacks full of gear until I got stuck in the fires in Southern California in 2007. I had a pack in my car for emergencies but my car was a mile away from me and the fire department was keeping us to one section of the property and I was there for a couple of hours before we got any sort of supplies, water, food, etc. Ever since then Ive been grateful for expanding my selection of stuff. I usually keep it in my vehicle unless I am going to be out for a while say going to a store or something but if Im going for a hike, walking around downtown,doing some photography, or any distance from my vehicle then its on my back. A few times since then I have revised, removed and changed what I carry but I still carry the basics, knives, lights, first aid, water, entertainment, back up battery, sos / satelite messenger, fire implements, notepads, pens, rain jacket, gloves, beanie, etc. I live in an area where the weather changes by the minute sometimes and just having a pack with a rain jacket stuffed in it has been pulled out dozens of times.

[@CunoWiederhold]

Great review! As I get older (everyone has this problem) I got to realize that weight is a huge consideration for not only my EDC but also my bug-out (BOB) bag. I had to rethink everything as a result. How to squeeze functionality, quality and light weight into a small bag with the ability to repurpose any and all items at any time. was a challenge with the "Two is one, one is none" mindset. Decades ago, I used an old medium framed ALICE pack and load it with anything I saw laying around. One day I was rearranging my room, grabbed that pack and jeez, I could barely lift it up to move it let alone wear it to actually bug-out! It must have weighed over 50 pounds easy! That's when I realized to thing "light" but hand select useful items that I actually found here on KZbin survival channels by guys that were Army Rangers, Green Beret and SAS survival guys in their former lives. I was in the military myself so I naturally thought I had all the right stuff. Keep in mind that as the years go by, technology changes everything and we get older less likely to schlep around a heavy pack! Well, I finally put together a BOB that I could live with but I'm constantly revising that pack. After years of reviewing everything from "BOB" to "return home bag" to "EDC" to "Urban Carry Bag" and all the others, I asked myself why do I need all those bags? So, my solution was a 72 hour BOB, a "Vanquest Envoy 13 Gen 4" for my "EDC" needs (from a 21L Jansport and Vanquest Mobious bag (which I use as a back-up bag for emergency with all my Communications gear in it). I use a large plastic tub with all my extra gear that I dumped into it from all the other bags I had and call it the "mother ship" that I use to restock my other bags depending on the mission. I believe in redundancy and the "two-is-one, one-is-none" theory so I maintain duplication. One thing I discovered and will share with you is to get two identical police scanners (Bearcat or Uniden) which each are under $100.00 and put one in each bag (EDC and BOB). Make sure they are identical models so that you can easily remember the usage for each since they are the same. I made the expensive mistake o getting two different brand radios I bought two years apart and believe me, each one has it's own navigation quirks, so to keep it simple, just get two of the same model. ope this was useful to you. Remember, keep it light, you'll be glad you did!

[@richardskinner4198]

I can't believe the amount of negative comments about this vid .He is explaining the kit he carry's for his type of life style and the situations that he could find himself in due to his work and life style .It may not suit you and you will do things differently and that is fine ,my edc is different in some ways and similar in others I carry gear you would not think about taking because of the situations I find myself in on a daily basis and the places I have to go. Just look to your own needs and wants rather than disrespecting a guy who is sharing knowledge of the practical items he find useful for his life.

[@os2soliz]

He does a lot of things I don't do because he's a preacher. He deals with all sorts of weird, constantly changing situations that he has to solve on the fly. If its stupid but it works then it's not actually stupid.

[@hhedstrung]

The only thing I would suggest is a poncho / rain jacket

[@freddiedorris3788]

What I always carry in every bag , you might think it’s stupid,, but I carry a led lantern . It doesn’t take up a lot of room . I’m very fond of the Tomons , I got them awhile back before they jumped up in price . Some kind of promo back when they were being reviewed. Plus it has a 5200 mah battery so you can charge your phone , light , good backup . Great video as always . 👍👍

[@MasterK9Trainer]

The tape measure is a good idea as it can be useful whenever one is trying to fabricate things in the field or you're considering buying a bag or container and want to know if your gear or some specific item will fit in it. Or you might need to measure distances between holes, notches or fasteners such as nails or screws. Easier to measure than buy something and have to return it, look for another item or screw up a project.Walmart sells some zipper pouches that are fairly sturdy or I find them at thrift stores. I like the idea of using them to organize items rather than Ziplock bags, which are great, but eventually fail to remain in good shape.

[@cassanoa]

i remember not long ago - a boy / man would leave the home with his jacket and a few small items in our pockets and everything was fine - just great - we carried little and didn't even need that

[@timothyripley4175]

@TCB be a man and use your shirt to stop bleeding or blood flow

[@timothyripley4175]

@TCB works long enough

[@timothyripley4175]

@TCB definitely does. Clearly you've never been in a situation where you needed it

[@timothyripley4175]

@TCB you do realize a child most likely won't be carrying a tourniquet with them right? Edc medical kits should be very basic because you're doing your daily tasks, not saving lives (unless that's what you do). I have a trauma kit in my car bag and basic medical care on me.

[@timothyripley4175]

@TCB not ineffective when it works. If you have nothing, a shirt is better than nothing. That's just logic.

[@informedcitizen8687]

You are the only You Tuber that I have come across that would even consider giving some of your cash away to someone in need. Shows what type of person you truly are. God bless you.

[@LeArquebus]

which god?

[@informedcitizen8687]

@@LeArquebus What does it matter?

[@Sanctified_Leather]

@@LeArquebus there's only one

[@LeArquebus]

@@Sanctified_Leather two is one, and one is none

[@Sanctified_Leather]

Atle Sigmund Reigstad Well technically , God is Three in One .

[@wkp1973]

"Function over fashion", spoken like a true dad 🤣🤣🤣

[@Sanctified_Leather]

Very True 👍

[@0mfgeeze]

That is my life motto.

[@random_eskimo_in_the_rockies]

I saw the "Big R" on the gloves and got nostalgic. There was a Ranch Wholesale just down the road from where I grew up, I'd ride my bike down there and wander through looking at cool stuff all the time. I especially loved the tack dept. with saddles and whips.

[@Saiarts_yt]

This is a great video! Now I would say that I've been carrying my REI trail 25 as a normal everyday carry bag with 3 yards or elastic cord (bought from fabric store). Using a shoelacing method with tying a fisherman's knot, I get asked by a people who does fishing on how I am so fast when it comes to packing my bag so adaptable and mobile. So I always have the answer of "use what you know now to advance what you can upgrade your mind to." So I've been rocking this edc pack since the christmas last year. I promised myself this would be the only edc pack that I would ever have because many of the backpacks I bought were mostly from dollar store. Some of them are from the qualiity outdoor brands like Osprey and REI brands. But I still adapted to what I need but still having that mentality of what I want in my bag to have. But survival like fine arts is how you understand yourself from any given environment. Artist would look for features externally than internally in survival point of view. Artist sees to think, survival has every senses. Therfore even if I'm not situationally aware, I could be spatially aware. Tip, pack your edc bag and both the bug out bag about 50-80% filled so that way if you need to collect resources when you travel, you know you have many space to collect fire making materials and other sources from going to point A-B. It is also recommended to do this if you are traveling nationally and you have to buy all of those souvenirs when you get back.

[@leojoseph6385]

GT, Recommend: A Couple of Feet of Electrical Tape is needed to Support your various Power Cords. A light pair of Gloves to Support various adventures. A Privacy Screen Protector for IPAD since you seem to use it in many places. 2 Large Heavy Duty Lawn Bags for so many uses. Upgrade your shades to a Safety-Rated & Polarized pair of Sunglasses. Lastly, your kit is so close to a 72 hour kit, but I suspect that it could be augmented by items from your vehicle.

[@snowboarding1984]

These are definitely my favorite kind of videos!!

[@hermitcrypto2787]

Just a few things I might add. Waterproof map of your area, shemagh or rothco headwrap, throwaway wallet for muggers, mini-pry-bar

[@MI_Prepper]

I think the battery is 20 thousand MAH not just 2 thousand

[@stevendalton7686]

I was just thinking that. Two thousand mAh wouldn't make sense.

[@parawatch1761]

Something to consider would be a Road ID bracelet. All of your emergency contacts on your wrist.

[@itywhat6499]

I also use a Road ID bracelet and dog tags. I have a couple of medical concerns and they are listed on the tags. My wife and daughter have bracelets just for info in case of an emergency. Road ID also gives discounts to military, veterans, and first responder personnel.

[@SomeYouTubeGuy]

100% I wear an Apple Watch and I have the RoadID tag on the band of my watch. I never notice it's there but I'll have it if I need it

[@os2soliz]

@@itywhat6499 I added a red tag to my dog tags.

[@DaylonSmith]

I enjoy gear vids as much as the next dude, but this seems a bit much for edc. You carry this every day? What do you do for a living? Seems more like a Go Bag or a 24 hour bag. I usually only consider EDC items that I always have on my person when I’m out of the house (and half the time in my house.)

[@ChrisGilliamOffGrid]

I can only assume people that carry a man purse don't have truck.

[@GavTatu]

@@ChrisGilliamOffGrid lol, i carry a small molle pouch with a rifle sling strap as my tactical man purse.

[@slipstreamjc]

I carry a similar amount of stuff in my daily carry backpack. Think about it this way: you're often out of your house more than you're in your house. So you gotta carry what you'll need, especially if you work long shifts or far away from home.

[@ChrisGilliamOffGrid]

@@slipstreamjc I still don't get it. Don't you have a vehicle? I always have a lighter, box cutter, flashlight in pocket, and multitool and sheath knife on me usually, but my truck has damn near every tool you could need in it...

[@slipstreamjc]

@@ChrisGilliamOffGrid I live in London, so I don't always travel with my car. Sometimes public transport or taxi is more practical.

[@Flufees]

Pretty comprehensive. Maybe an extra battery for your car key? That was a recent hole I discovered in mine.

[@kydd666]

That's a LOT of stuff for EDC but if it works for you then go for it! I carry a fixed blade, flashlight, micro tool and my zippo with a torch insert and it works for my day to day

[@two23rem]

More like a GHB. Two reasons why you carry a tablet/laptop with you daily: 1. You need it for work. 2. You need it to look the part while having your coffee at Starbucks. Not much function over fashion with that statement.

[@Eric-ew8jt]

Great video Aaron thanks. You should consider getting an Amazon Canada hyperlink as well. Enjoy the weekend

[@Nomah99]

Yeah, I never leave home without a bluetooth keyboard, 50 feet of cord, multiple knives and lights, a huge iPad, a tape measure, like 12 batteries, water purification tablets, baby wipes and a full medical kit either

[@rogermalone673]

I'd add a P-38 and a P-51 military style can opener and a small monocular for viewing things at long distance and maybe some reflective tape for marking your path, you never know you might find yourself lost even in an urban environment and being able to mark where you have been could be helpful.

[@johnwest4492]

Man I'm old I know what those are Lol

[@dmsawyer]

not sure about a sharpener in an edc bag ...anything that needs sharp should be made so before it's on your person in my opinion

[@treybailey886]

Just in case he needs it I'm sure he keeps his knife sharp but u never know what's gonna happen in a given day better to not need it and have it and to need it and dont

[@dmsawyer]

Trey Bailey yes redundant backup...but everyday nope ...that something you leave in the trunk

[@survinenathan]

Everybody's edc is different. I keep a stone in my bags, and have 100% needed it.

[@dmsawyer]

NateInTheSticks sure but the point of these videos is to show and discuss the pros and cons of an edc ...I'm just pointing out the purpose of every day carry assumes you will go home daily ...meaning a sharpener is kind silly

[@survinenathan]

@@dmsawyer gotcha, I do see what you're saying totally now that I step back...My packs are geared more towards "bugout" as they're usually in my pick up or on a day hike and almost never carried every day. 🍻🍻

[@WhispyWoods.]

How often do people ask you why you carry a full backpack everywhere you go? I love feeling ready for anything but I hate people asking me all the time. How do you deal with this?

[@ericwessel6511]

He just tells them to watch the video lol

[@mohammedzakariaali1169]

Hey buddy, you’re the one who convinced me to get Timbuk2 classic messenger bag and now I’m searching what to carry (EDC) Thank you so much for all your support sir ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@MrGabrielJude]

I kinda agree with another comment that it’s more like a bug out bag or get home bag. I use a 5.11 MOAB6 single sling, my wife calls it my “murse” I do every day carry it like a purse. Yah you live in the mountains if you take that with you every day everywhere you go then, yes, for you it’s EDC, but still carrying over 15lbs every day, it’s like the amount an EMT carries on the job. Out in Colorado, in March... I dont think I saw anyone wearing a backpack walking to the grocery store.

[@asbjrnyoung-groener1646]

So just in case I need to deploy the multi tool easily, it's nice to have a one hand deployment option. Just after a two hand deployment method, of getting the multitool out of the bag and allso the sheath it in. Good video dude. Keep it up, i

[@ljaysperspective1775]

I wanted to say thank you for sharing this vid and the items that you edc. You provided ideas and products like the foldable blue tooth keyboard and the Rough Enough organizer. I also work in church Min as a theology teacher and i carry the 5:11 Rush delivery Lima during class sessions. I needed the additional organizer pouch, so thx, i enjoyed the vid keep up the good work.

[@corneliusadventurers5821]

You have the best edc videos! Very functional and clean

[@bensatterfield367]

Get military chem sticks, get normal colors and an IR chem stick for signaling with the normal color

[@CalBruin]

@22:55, "Then I got hand sanitizer, no big deal." 2020: LOL

[@DJGLR]

When your edc consists of 90% unused items, you’re doing it wrong

[@youngmetro3times849]

Drive YT Brand thats really bad comparison tbh

[@vinniecousinofvito6401]

its mostly stuff that you want to have and might not never need but better to have and not need it than to need it and not have it so there you go smuck

[@tremerefury]

Not really. 1st line gear, what's in your pockets, constantly used. 2nd line gear, what's in your bag, used less often (some of which you hope not to). 3rd line gear, what's in your trunk, used rarely and usually only in emergencies.

[@gstrader73]

I never use my firearm in EDC, am I doing it wrong?

[@jpgr8937]

@@tremerefury right on the money.

[@Joe.dirt7909]

I thought I was the only one that hated the water bottle pockets on the Vertex Gamut 😱

[@frankfattore989]

Honestly looks like a bug out bag to me. The only thing I would add to it would be a G19, or another 4” 9mm.

[@Joe.dirt7909]

Wow......I need that keyboard for work!!!!! Nothing worse than having to contort your body over to type on a laptop in a patrol car for 12 hours 😱

[@dchiznit209]

I’ve been building/tweaking bug out bags for the past few years..for the average joe...the “best bug out bag” and contents are always in your car

[@randallkelley3599]

Just asking, but do you carry this bag to the gas station, grocery store? I get it when this is with you in the car when you are out of town, seems like a lot of stuff for around town. That's assuming you can walk home from wherever you are in your town?

[@fxrober]

No Rain gear? There are several 'hard shells' that weigh 6 to 10 ounces, and provide great coverage and protection.

[@ThePreparedNorseman]

Reminds me why I changed to a smaller man purse from a pack, they just fit too much stuff! Thanks for sharing!

[@MrLlama999]

Check out the Camelbak Chute series. Their lids are cross compatible with Nalgene but have a stronger loop. Great bottles.

[@iankeegan5047]

Kinda heavy tho...

[@MrLlama999]

Ian Keegan The capcap he’s using and the camelbak chute kid are both 0.6 ounces.

[@daltondixon4577]

Huge shoutout to knockarounds! The shades are top notch and the customer service is just as great

[@jamescrowl4289]

How much do you change out your EDC bag when heading out to a Rockies game, over to red rocks or to a movie?

[@jibbyjabbatv]

ear plugs and a bullet proof backpack panel?

[@fishing4truth91]

Good loadout list with detailed info as to what's in your bag & why. My friend is just learning bushcraft & EDC, so I've sent her this video to help her know how to pack her bag and what's vital and what's not. Glad to know you're in Denver too and a brother in Christ as well. I'm subscribed now & look forward to new videos. Go in Christ my friend.

[@3leon306]

But can you recommend the surreptitious quotient used when selecting a namely grade you have lessened?

[@itywhat6499]

Great video, as usual. Love your content. I live south of Denver so I can relate to some of your specific gear for the Rockies. As for a pack, I just started using the 511 All Hazards Nitro Backpack 21L . I has a lot of internal places to organize my gear. It does not have side water pouches but 511 carries external pouches of various size. I use a 40oz. Klean Kanteen bottle and it fits in the pouch. I also use a Ka Bar Globetrotter. It’s a perfect size for my EDC bag. Once again, thanks for the great video.

[@andergraph1]

Need to add a multi water key & a small sewing kit.

[@rdtowerberlin3995]

I would suggest a high end solar battery charger, they’re not that heavy and you can get them rated for 10kmah.

[@williamhedden6715]

Watching this during the 2020 covid 19 outbreak hearing him talk about his kids being sick for a while and worried about rough tp flash ahead kids sick would not be taken lightly and what tp. it's amazing how quick things change.

[@Corrective_Damage]

What if you throw in a solar charger there there are good deals on Amazon from 30-50 dollars on 30000 mah power banks that runs on solar and USB plugs to charge it up dual USB outputs waterproof shockproof and dustproof ( I'm not sure what that means but hey I only read the word PROOF ) its good so you can replace that 2000mah with a 30000 mah solar charger power bank so you have unlimited power of course as long you have sun light and it works on the slightest light as well I tested it I already have one but its only 5000mah its good comparing to my phone battery capacity which is 3700mah so its a one full charge and a little bit more

[@wiliamwidlacki7459]

Nice bag....the only suggestion I would have is to add some remedy items such as aspirin or ibuprofen, tums/rolaids type antacid, chapstick, maybe some benadryl, anything that can be needed without much warning......nice edc though.

[@gideonstactical]

Wiliam Widlacki that is all included in the Medkit video I recently did. Good suggestions.

[@snoopu2601]

Something I never seen before was the Bluetooth keyboard for the phone that is very cool. Great video I enjoyed seeing gear plus the awareness to be prepared.

[@unleashed0077]

I was so excited when you started talking about Anker products! I LOVE them! Great video. I’m starting to build up my everyday carry bag and this provided more info than I could have ever needed. Thank you and God Bless!

[@Abby_Normal_1969]

I run minimalist for an EDC bag. My get-home and go bags have a different philosophy of use and therefore are much larger for low-frequency but high risk gear. For daily carry, I use the Maxpedition Chubby with a shoulder strap. Just enough room for a secondary pistol, usually an FNX40, a secondary knife, usually a Spyderco Endura, couple mags, and everything that won't fit in my pockets, lighter, extra pens, note pad, and first aid supplies. It is pretty unobtrusive. Doesn't seem to shout out EDC.

[@osbornoutdoors8778]

Take a drink of coffee every time “everyday carry” is said😂 Seriously enjoy all the vids👍

[@joshuatall8134]

if you do that, you'll spend too much time on the toilet!!!

[@Kefasestel]

Dude what is that medical pouch you have? That red one? Thanks!

[@Branmuffin911]

Skip to 6:40 to start the video

[@uncatila]

I carry a "wilderness innovations" poncho rolled up in a 511 water bottle carrier mounted on a 511 palls panel with other pouches. I can stay warm in 10° with my 9 hr candle lantern under that poncho if I get caught out. The pack I EDC is the Mystery Ranch 2day. It's only 27 liters but I have room for a swagman role. I have been caught out during travel. It's not fun.

[@danishfawaz2598]

Im carrying a Direct Action Dragon Egg now, after many mystery ranch/gorucks etc. And i tink the dragon egg is comparative to the 5.11 packs in terms of internal organisations and comfort! Not sure if you have checked them out but if not Maybe you can try. Nice vid man, always looking forward to ur vids

[@T.Sizzle]

Thanks for making this video. Quick question: where is a good place to buy the “ready enough” organizer ? Thx!

[@T.Sizzle]

Found it: www.roughenough.net/online-store/Rough-Enough-13-3-inches-Computer-Laptop-case-Zippered-Pouch-p99749096

[@arikys8236]

Overkill or just ready to go camping 24 hours a day. This is overkill and redundant.

[@123riffster]

I know that you more than likely won't see this at this late date, but, God bless you sir!

[@spicecrop]

It's called Trioxane (fire starter). Good stuff!

[@evankline6437]

What color is that dart24 pack? I dont see that one online. Looks like a great bag though!

[@aarons1609]

Thanks for a great video!! I have my medical info on my iPhone that is accessible to emergency personnel but now ( I hadn’t thought of the possibility of my phone getting damaged) I’m going to start carrying a small wallet with some hand written medical info/contact info...Thank you so much for that idea!!! Very helpful!

[@minatour44]

I’ve been looking at various bags to upgrade my Deuter ac lite 22 (nice mesh back panel in the summer ) but am coming to the conclusion perhaps the omm classic 32 is the best all round backpack because it’s light around half most others I’ve looked at eg covrt18 , north face recon etc.. I could always add an admin bag when needed but add and take away stuff , oh an the inner duomat padding doubles as emergency sleeping /sitting mat , they do a phantom 25 which is ultra light and the. There is the pod add in options which seem to me to make these an interesting option , what do people think? And perhaps a waterproof cover :)

[@keithsimpson2492]

This is more of a get home bag than an EDC in my opinion and even then it's still over sized. My EDC weighs in at 8# and my GHB comes in at 16# with a military poncho. Together they weigh less than your EDC alone.

[@Flukeallday]

Keith Simpson that’s awesome! Good for you! You’re the best!

[@feed_defend_evolve]

A lot of similarities between my EDC and yours... Only thing I would say, is that while you seem to want to prepare for less likely but still possible scenarios (as do I) your cash on hand doesn't seem to reflect the same mindset. There are TONS of scenarios where $50 cash just ain't gonna cut it...

[@SomeYouTubeGuy]

I notice you don't give any examples nor say how much you carry

[@bradbelisle8465]

I really like that fixed blade knife which brand is it and where can I get one

[@MrBluoct]

Maybe review that jacket again ? Seeming a “go to” and “bullet proof” ?

[@imyourhuckleberry5105]

Finn Green what kind of jacket is it? Trying to find out what it is again

[@Nightowl82]

Finn Green Outdoor Research Men's Ferrosi Hooded Jacket, Pewter/Lemongrass, Medium www.amazon.com/dp/B01HYT24QM/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_j7OLCbR3KW56P

[@jamesm.1467]

Great video, I like some of the gear you carry around as some people on here are saying that's a GH bag or even a bug out bag, my motto is...better to have it and not need it then to need it and not have it. My disappointment is you didnt give honorable mention to the Rush 12 or Rush 24. I rock the Rush 12 bag as my EDC bag for work and when I am not working, I will sometimes take along my Rush Moab 10 sling bag. 5.11 does make top notch bags as I have had my Rush 12 several years and it still handles and performs as if I just bought it two weeks ago. I worked as a first responder for nearly 17 years, so having certain things on my person or close at hand is a must for me. You didnt mention an EDC or a carry conceal firearm but I guess not everyone can get one and I am sure you have your reasons, I carry conceal a Glock 19 cause it's what works best for me, not a Glock fanboy here, it's just a firearm that works better for me then others. Again, very good video and stay safe out there in Denver....👍👍 Update:I ended up purchasing a Moab 6 today (6-29-2019) to try out. Hell I get it off a guy here locally selling it for $30 and it looks barely used, guy said he used it three times, threw it in the closet. I am not too big a fan of the Moab bags but I got the Moab 10 used, practically brand new, even smelled brand new for $60 when brand new $99.just recently as well. My only gripe with the Moab bags is the little Comm pouch needs updating. No cellphone of today (2019) will fit in it and who uses an ipod anymore...other then that great bags and I couldnt pass on their selling used prices...👍👍

[@auntkaz422]

I would put the deodorant wipes (and any other toiletries/personal care items) in a baggie seperate from the food.

[@karloowen8897]

You might want to ask a mountain bike ride what they carry. The hard core ones? Just a suggestion??

[@bradbelisle8465]

I really like that fixed blade knife which brand is it and where can I Get One

[@-Mike]

That Anker battery is 20,000mAh at least. You are one high speed Pastor / survival EDC guy. Cooler than Everyday Tactical Vids though, and you both live in super winter States... Maybe you two would be best friends forever.

[@sophiaazelia]

I can’t find that “rough enough” pouch is it discounted? Any place you can recommend were I could possibly find one? Thank you.

[@sophiaazelia]

I’m so sorry I did find it on there website although it is sold out, thank you for the great video great job!

[@jamesm.1467]

@@sophiaazelia I saw some on Amazon, although they aren't exactly like his but very close and different color going for $10.99-$16.99...

[@bruceforster3709]

I try to keep $200.00 at hand. If I get stuck somewhere and have to stay in a Motel for a night, I'm covered.

[@gideonstactical]

Good Call

[@stuartnsharpe]

Where did the Timbuktu ever land in your system?

[@madeucedancinclub2452]

.THE GREAT ZIPLOC PLASTIC BAG ,,,,,, LETS START WITH TOO MANY BAGS , WHY YOU ASK . ALL OF THOSE BAGS ARE JUST A BUNCH OF EXTRA WEIGHT THAT ONLY SERVE AS STOWAGE , REPLACE THEM WITH QUALITY ZIPLOC BAGS WITHOUT THE PLASTIC ZIPPER . ( THE PLASTIC ZIPPERED BAGS ARE FAILS AS THE ZIPPER ALWAYS BREAKS ) . WITH A GOOD ZIPLOC BAG YOU CAN SEE YOUR ITEMS , USE THEM AS A CANTEEN / H20 STOWAGE , BOIL H20 , KEEPING THINGS DRY , SERVE AS A BANDAGE FOR A SUCKING CHEST WOUND , COLLECT VOMIT FROM A PERSON WHO IS SICK OR HAS POSIONING SO THAT A LAB CAN ANALYZE , BE FILLED WITH AIR FOR A PILLOW , AID IN BUILDING A FIRE AS A SMALL BELLOWS , IF DONE PROPERLY YOU CAN DISTILL WATER , COLLECT WATER , GATHER FOOD , SLIP OVER FEET FOR EXTRA INSULATION , TREAT WATER IN THE SUN , YOU CAN EVEN WEAR ONE OVER A HAT OR KNIT CAP TO KEEP DRY , USE THEM AS A HOT OR COLD PACK , FILL WITH WATER TO MAKE A MAGNIFYING GLAS TO START FIRES , YOU CAN COOK FOOD BY PLACING IT CLOSE TO A FIRE , , GET A MONEY BELT TO CARRY CASH , A HAND CUFF KEY , SMALL PIECE OF HACKSAW BLADE AND A COUPLE OF RAZOR BLADES , NOW YOU CAN ESCAPE FROM HANDCUFFS , ZIP TIES , WIRE AND LEATHER RESTRAINTS AND ROPE RESTRAINTS . BE ADVISED THAT IF ARRESTED LET THE ENFORCEMENT OFFICER KNOW ABOUT THESE ITEMS AS YOU COULD POSSIBLY CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTED ESCAPE . THROW IN A SILLCOCK AND A SMALL PAIR OF VISEGRIPS .,,, ON A SCALE OF 1 TO 10 , I GIVE YOUR BAG A 5 ,,,, GOOD LUCK

[@djjimphilips]

Lol, why are half the items in your Amazon list Stanley Fat Max measuring tapes?

[@BluBlu777]

I prefer to keep my EDC pouch, pocket kit, and 72H bag separate packages.

[@DJAtaxic]

Look into Road ID for identification. It’s a very comfortable rubber bracelet with as much info as you want to add. I have my wife’s name and phone number as well as my medications listed on mine. I have heart issues that require me to wear an ID bracelet at all times. It’s light and super comfortable to wear and great for biking, hiking etc.

[@tommyd5642]

Love you in depth reviews. Wondering if you could do a review of the 5.11 morale bag using the amp hook and loop pouches. Bag is 20l and a minimalist pack, and very economical. Paired with the attractable amp pouches might be a winner at a reasonable price point.

[@joshmoyer4840]

I need to finde a bag for my 10 year old son just in case something happens when he is in school any suggestions?

[@cooperwafzig9152]

Seems like a maxpedition type organizer would work just to throw in his backpack. Flashlight, pen, notepad, emergency contacts, babywipes, maybe a knifeless multitool. That's about all I would think necessary for a youngin

[@dagthewog6290]

Yes! Anker products rock! Love my 20K Anker Charger Battery.

[@johnwest4492]

Hey Aaron, where does one pick up the iodine tabs ?

[@darthblade2016]

Wal-Mart sells those, as do most sporting goods stores. Amazon would too.

[@thatsuaveraptor4297]

Just went out and bought a Maxpedition Lithvore 17litre as my first proper "edc" bag for college etc... this video was super helpful giving me an idea what/what not to bring. Appreciate the incite from an experienced guy like yourself

[@dmoney6005]

I gotta ask why an outdoor tactical/survival channel didn’t mention a handgun for protection. A gun, specifically, is a huge part of it. Especially when you’re doing what you do

[@Sanctified_Leather]

He carries on him

[@oibal60]

My #EDC is totally 'gray man' and weighs, fully loaded, only 12lbs. (Yep, silcock, p38/p51, etc.) Remember, there's THREE letters in EDC, and to me, that means 'pack' for THREE days.

[@Shane7492]

Surprised you don't use a Goruck for EDC.

[@grumpyuncle.]

Holy Smokes! This guy talks non-stop. I'm exhausted.

[@pitts3219]

Phone, pocketknife, flashlight and a ink pen. Enough said

[@john-kp2uv]

I have loaned more stuff to people and never got it back. Lesson Learned.

[@RVingLiveTheDream]

Nice pouch. You have a lot of good ideas. I hear a lot of Anker recommendations. Maybe I will check out the charger and wall charger. We RV across the country a long lasting battery back up may be good. I use a lot of goal zero products. They give back to the community.

[@tomgalusha5201]

With versatility of the Amp 24 why not use that as your EDC?

[@hogue3666]

No zip ties or tape?

[@lesleykurdi873]

You have chemtrails above you. Is there nothing you can put in that bag to avoid the poison? If you figure it out I'll be interested.

[@cletustheslackjawedyokel6083]

He should also carry aluminum foil to stop the mind control waves from Dr. Evil

[@nikeduck24]

Absolutely not “function over fashion” when it comes to nose stripes 😂