7 EDC Hacks That Will Change How You Carry

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[@charlietighe]

I understand this is a hack video to pare down your gear, but I now have an additional 7 things I want to add to my edc 😅

[@BestDamnEDC]

😅

[@Kd-qz4gs]

😢pppppppppppppppppppppppppp😅pppppppppp😅ppp😊😊😊😊

[@sda4jesus1]

That DOES tend to happen here.

[@gimliismyhero2045]

I’m just glad I’m not the only one

[@davidjacobs828]

​@@BestDamnEDC Or a digital watch and 2 sticks .... Ranger bands ere phenomenal.... Love my knipex.. Great cobra hack...wow Excellent video ...

[@wizardbrown7588]

A part of my bushcraft essentials are, believe it or not, two rolls of heavy duty dog poop bags. 13" x 9", non scented, 15 count per roll. They can be used for holding water, protecting small things from water like kindling, a place to put food items you may need to gather, and if it's really rainy you can make sandbags with them. I'm sure their are other uses so let your inner McGyver run wild.

[@ralphsmith8350]

Ah, didn't know thety make heavy duty. thanks.

[@TheStupidcomment]

Just something to keep in mind. Dog bags are designed to break down so after some months they will literally fall apart if you try to use them.

[@Wazoo]

Honored, privledged, and giddy to see our Ranger Bands and Viking Spark make it into this vid! Thanks Taylor and crew!

[@davidesilveira5385]

Best idea for a video ever! Please make this a weekly show. Include the small things you think people might automatically know. You never know when someone is brand new to EDC.

[@sda4jesus1]

What you said!

[@magsssssssss]

Agree!

[@DoctorJones841]

You can do the watch thing with a digital watch or even no watch by just knowing what time it is and imagining where the hour hand would be if you had an analog watch.

[@user-xs7oj9ht4i]

Right. Just draw it in the dirt if need be.

[@wjf213]

@@user-xs7oj9ht4i Yes, I seen Ron Hood do that back in the early 90's when he was showing this technique, and someone said what if you have a digital watch, and Ron said that's why I carry a pen and paper.

[@tomjeffersonwasright2288]

On ships, we often grind and shape channel lock handle ends, to a flat screw driver and a tapered spud for loosening knots and opening screw shackles.

[@detroitbob58]

We also made a flat blade screwdriver on the handle of our channel locks when I worked at a Detroit Edison power plant. We used the blade to open up electrical control panels to do resets. We carried them on our rear hip, looped over our belt, so that the sharpened end of the handle didn't slice you open!

[@TheGreenHeartofItaly-fl3wv]

Great idea. How about a chisel end for shaping bushcraft what-have-you. Also, personally I like to crimp the end of the heat shrink by pinching it together with a hemostat or needle-nose plier immediately after heating it up. This way the handles are better insulating if you need to work on anything electrically hot. One can always rip off the heat shrink if you wanted to use the chisel or other tools ground in to the handle ends.

[@sda4jesus1]

Great video, Taylor. I saved this in my EDC Playlist (a rare occurrence) for future reference. Yes, please more hack videos like this. I love it.

[@kevinmadrigal9090]

I appreciate that you credit folks when you share their ideas. Lots of people will share “hacks” as there own without crediting the people like Mors who came up with them

[@JuggaloNY]

Yes!

[@ADMIND3R]

Alot of time tho all these "hacks" people are taking credit for have already been done for decades by us old timers... 😂

[@JuggaloNY]

@@ADMIND3R lol tru

[@pdr938]

Use marine grade heat shrink and you don't need a knot. Just slide the tails in and heat it. It is lined with heat activated glue.

[@1980Baldeagle]

Thanks. That's awesome to know about.

[@W4SH_ass]

The hack with those ranger bands especially the one including the neck blade and the fire starter was great. Gonna do it to mine now. Thanks Taylor.

[@NUCLEARMOOSE1]

An additional hack, specifically for RovyVon or similar micro edc flashlights. Make it a neck light with some paracord. It makes access to it more convenient in almost every scenario, you have a way to secure it to things when you need an area light, and it can even be worn without clothes. Do with that what you will.

[@ReadyUpGo]

Headlamps are my choice for practical light source at night. Your hands are free and it is pointed in the direction you need it to be aiming.

[@LandmanEDC]

I had JUST started to put some heat shrink on some of my gear last month. Including on those tiny Knipex pliers. Love em but they were digging into my hands when I used them. Some trimmed heat shrink like in the video is amazing for the grip.

[@joeysavarese8092]

Upset I didn’t think of it first. Ran to do it to mine so fast😂

[@Adam.297]

I have been using paracord for flashlight tethers for years. My method involves keeping one side free to use as a lanyard while still being able to hook it around the light and use it as the hands-free loop or, most commonly, an impromptu belt loop for storage. It works with fewer designs, but the versatility it gives is amazing.

[@thejayare]

Have any photos of this somewhere? I'm always tinkering with this kind of thing, and I could use some inspiration for my next session.

[@Adam.297]

I do not, unfortunately. I'll see what I can do though. Gotta spread the good word after all.

[@toma1460]

Yeah I don't know if my aada is on turbo right now.... But I'm not getting it Edit: aadd

[@djfatben1]

So the lanyard dangles from the end of the light, and is just long enough that you can loop it over the head of the light wrapping around your hand/belt?

[@Adam.297]

@@djfatben1 that is correct.

[@roy_geebz]

Some cool ideas there! Absolutely loving the shorter episodes. Smooth edit as always 😎👌

[@drunkwoodswyllia4885]

Hahaha I was in the Army when you couldn’t buy ranger bands!! We made our own! Great video brother! Here’s a hack to add to your videos. When you’re sitting in the car waiting on your wife, roll the window down half way or more and use the edge of the window to sharpen up your knife! This really works!

[@Gottaleakcallsqueak]

True statement

[@SugarSniper]

I did this as a kid!! Got into so much trouble for it too. So grateful for your comment bringing up not just a great tip and but also a memory. I won't forget it now, lol

[@matthewshannon6946]

Yep, bicycle inner tube's worked great!

[@matthewshannon6946]

Klein also makes nice grips for their pliers...boil 'em and drive 'em on. Not positive they would fit the Knipex, though...

[@HorsepowerHeaven]

I wish you released this video a few days ago, I lost my Fenix pd25r in the bush the other day. I will be attaching a cord to all my lights that I take hunting now. Great video, keep it up!

[@matthewderezinski8103]

Enjoy the video and would love to see more content like this down the road. Best of luck in the new year!!!

[@paulwilson6968]

Cool Video. I am going to go back and watch some of your other videos. Very well explained and made the 10 minutes of watching seem like 2 because i was surprised i was at the end of the video so quickly and not bored.

[@SavageShooter93]

Pro tip. For small flashlights with a two way clip for putting on a hat cut a small slit into the brim of the hat about 2-3" from where the bill meets the cap (length of clip + 1") super glue the threads so they dont fray and you can slip your light into it and it will lay on the bill without sticking out really far. Its far more natural to use as a headlamp that way.

[@JohnB551]

You can also use the leatherman bit driver on top of a victorinox screwdriver (like the one found in the mini champ) and use different bits. Also bits can be used as a fire starter if you strike it with the mini champ file.

[@dto7321]

Cool video. I like how you got straight into the information. Thank you sir.

[@EdCardinal-MindThump]

Love the Knipex grips heat-shrink hack, thanks!

[@jvin248]

If you grind some flats on one of the knipex pliers handle tips you can add a standard flat screwdriver, or pry bar function. The other handle can be ground flat and then carefully angled the other direction for a two-sided philips driver. It would be cool if Knipex added proper #2 flat and #2 philips shapes at the handle ends though.

[@akbychoice]

Just add a bit driver hex built into the handle.

[@Canadian_Craftsman]

Appreciate you're ingenuity and consistency in excellent content brotha!!✊️🔥✌️💚

[@hootinouts]

Several excellent hacks here. Thanks for sharing.

[@ewakingwood]

And to take ranger bands a bit further: when you make your own out of old bicycle innertubes, you can make them any width you like, while store-bought ones usually come in different diameters, but usually not different widths. I find that they give better grip if you clean off the talc powder on the outside of the tube (put there to reduce friction between the tire and the tube) that they give a lot more grip. The advantage to cutting your own ranger bands to wider sizes is that you can do the shrink wrap-flashlight hack without buying shrink tubing and used tubes from bike shops are always free. You can ask the wrenches in the back if they have a box of them but often times, they're piled out by the dumpster. Most shops replace rather than patch tires but they'll sell you a patch kit 😉

[@martinjcamp]

Very informative..... And that's an OUTSTANDING piece of Tiger Maple on that Counter-top! Thank You.

[@fdiaz05]

Great video! THanks for sharing. A lot of great uses. I carry a fake a wallet when I visit places as well using just junk cards that look like credit cards from advertisements mailed to me, so long as they are generic and don't have my name. In addition when I travel abroad, i'll bring an old phone that is wiped and carry it as a phone to give to a potential robber/mugger.

[@johnkeck1025]

Video was great and yes, more videos like this would be appreciated!

[@shep6123]

That was awesome stuff that I didn’t realize but thanks keep it coming. Just found your channel awesome.

[@kentkoehler4460]

Loved this format for your videos

[@Jacobbunt]

After years of watching EDC vids i finally picked up a Leatherman free P2, civivi Crit and a decent field watch. it has been a game changer. I use the the Leatherman almost every day. Awesome vid, ill have to try that heat shrink when i pickup a flashlight

[@Zoroasterisk]

I'm mostly a pocket knife guy (Hogue Deka crew represent) but I recently started looking at them, and man. Flashlights are a lot. What I've gleaned so far is that CRI roughly measures color accuracy, and comes at the cost of power/heat efficiency. So, generally speaking, you'd want high CRI for anything to do with cameras or where it's really important to distinguish different colors, but for outdoor use, low CRI is IMO more desirable because it'll last longer. Hope this helps, sorry if I over explained

[@Jacobbunt]

@@Zoroasterisk That definitely helps, CRI was the last flashlight spec that I didn't really understand. I like slightly weird gear so I ended up grabbing a Olight Oclip and its been crazy useful for EDC but now I'm looking at larger flashlights for the times I need more power and run time and I'm thinkin the baton 3 pro max but I'm still lookin to see if i can find something reasonably priced with more runtime at 1000 Lumens

[@SplitRing]

I recently found that the opposite/near-widest channel opening on a set of 150 Cobras works as a wire cutter in a pinch (literally!) Only works on wire you could feed into the groove though. Also when doing the handle heat shrink, try cutting a 1/2" "tail" that you can tuck back into the tubing to create a bit more padding for the very ends of the handles. Cheers!

[@82nddoc30]

Awesome have incorporated some of these in my edc

[@michaelmichaels5836]

I love heat shrink on hand tools. Learned this when I worked excavation.

[@kingsclownvideos]

Very helpful. Thank you.

[@me734]

Love the mini light hack, and on the neck knife, I removed my after almost choking myself out when a branch snagged it. It know hangs from my cell phone holder at the center radio console of my vehicle as a quick grab.

[@roblane8953]

Cool video, some pretty cool tips in there, thanks Taylor!

[@aurysage3043]

Great ideas and simple to use.

[@VladimirLadev]

That shrinktube flashlight tip Brilliant! Extra cards you can just add to your phone, there are a bunch of aps that copy the barcode so you can scan them but not bring them. Great stuff man thank you!!!

[@mannihh5274]

Incredibly useful ideas - thanks for showing. I already knew about ranger bands and went to my bike-shop asked them and got a whole bunch of different sizes for free. Mostly an innertube is thrown away after 2 or three repairs, but the rest is still in good shape - rubbing it with talcum improves the lifespan and works as a dry lubricant as well. One of my favorite hacks is taking a cheap, regular locking 1/4" hex-driver and file and/or grind it flat on two opposite sides until it fits my Leatherman Wave bit holder. Got one for 6€ instead of 25€ for the Leatherman Extension, and much more compact - love it!

[@michaelmcmanus5196]

Some great and simple hacks. Thanks. I have para cord on a flashlight, but it’s tied off at the ends and my hand slides in. I like this method and gonna redo the setup.

[@soemyintmyat875]

About the Knipex, if you’re already carrying a plier-based multitool, you better carry the Knipex wrench. It can do everything a plier does and will add more functionality when you need a secure wrench.

[@BestDamnEDC]

I have them but this doesn't work with the pliers wrench. The slot is different due to the way the jaws work

[@andywheeler8719]

Awesome hacks! Thanks for sharing.

[@matiasparodi2217]

I love your content man! Thank you for everything you do. Quick question, what's the brand of that button compass?

[@zacszuberski]

You’re so cool man. You have a lot of wisdom with edc. Love the channel man.

[@IvIidnight]

Heat shrink also works for making skeletonized knife handles more comfortable. (Or over the scales if you want them grippier.)

[@JuggaloNY]

Yes I agree. Also, Liquid electrical tape works. And if you really want to step it up a notch. Can put very clean like fish tank fine sand in with it. And just dip.

[@gregrudzinski]

Mini Vice Grips will work with the Leatherman ratchet driver as well.

[@plaguebane03]

One thing i like for not so much EDC but Home prep, are large fresnel lenses (Magnifying sheets) bout 8x10 roughly.......locally i find them at the dollar store on occasion......handy for us that are older when glasses dont cut it for Really fine print or no glasses handy atm (i try to keep a pair of glasses, in most every room in the house, one or two in the car).........and it works as a fire starter on a sunny day in a pinch.

[@dreed7312]

I like your flashlight lanyard idea but I still like mine better. Although I've never needed it, mine can be adapted to yours quickly. My flashlight is on a lanyard made to wear ID badges, park passes, etc. The type you see everywhere and they often have corporate logos and are handed out as schwag. I simply wear it around my neck, dangling when in use. I can use both hands and (this is key) as long as I'm working on something directly in front of me and below my chest, it works great. Car repairs, clean a fish, air up a tire, and find the right key for a lock. It works great and points where I usually need it. Your method always points the light off somewhere else unless maybe you are using a screwdriver and gripping it overhand working chest high or above. I wouldn't call mine a hack. It's just hanging an led flashlight on a lanyard and putting it around my neck the way that event pass lanyard was meant to be used. I can wrap it around my hand binding the light to the back of my hand if I want to, but never have. When the need arises I'll remember your trick.

[@rs8034a]

I had a friend who lost is wallet while working out of town - he was hosed! Ever since then I've always kept a backup wallet in my backpack - $100.00 in cash, extra credit card and expired driver license - Thanks for some great ideas!

[@robertcrabtree2728]

Thank you great information. Loved the video. What size shock cord do you recommend is the most useful. I like to buy cordage in rolls to save money and only have to buy it once.

[@EXARKUNATRON]

great vid Taylor!

[@FueltheFires]

Excellent video brother 👊🏻🔥👊🏻

[@Every_Day_Aaron]

Awesome hacks! I’ve learned a lot of new stuff 👊👊

[@jacquesdespadas]

You can get a 4” Knipex to hold a standard 1/4 driver exactly as you demonstrated with the larger Knipex. I don’t have the Leatherman bit holder, so I can’t speak to that. Nice vid!

[@JavierBonillaC]

Tip #1…. If you don’t have a clip you can loosen your cap a little and stuck it between cap nd forehead. Tip #2 very good but I do do it for mugging purposes (live in Mexico City). Tip #3 is pure gold. I’m going to offer one tip: carry a good length of synthetic gut or sinew cord. If you carry 30 grams in a bundle you’ll probably have 100 yards. I cannot tell you how tough synthetic sinew is. It can replace paracord in 98 out of every 100 things you use paracord for. Great video, thanks.

[@christiandinero8083]

Thyrm switchback + modlite plhv2 handheld >>> love it

[@thepreparedoutdoorsman]

Love these videos man

[@tyronewalker5764]

Love those ranger bands!😊

[@Flynn_Stones]

Take the first tip and combine with your last tip to give your mini pliers an index finger loop. This way you just open/close your index finger to open/close the pliers. Comes in handy when you lose some finer hand movement while wearing gloves or your hands are just freezing.

[@travis-sheaffer]

Thanks!

[@PacoVJ]

Great video with nice tips.

[@Dukedj34]

Pretty cool man, thanks 👍

[@BittersweetLeemon]

This video somehow reminded me of your old channel with those MiniMODs you used to make. Keep up the great work with the EDC community. Cheers

[@captainkalash47]

I like the TKELL shirt, Tim rocks! Thanks for all the content.

[@matthewniederberger9367]

Great idea with the hands free flashlight! Gonna try that but making the cord smaller so it will hopefully fit snug around the ear to use as a headlamp of sorts. Will update if it works.

[@RobertHendley-kk8uv]

Great video man. Fast and to the point, super enjoyable. What watch are you wearing?

[@BestDamnEDC]

Big Idea Design Ti Field Watch

[@brucebrookshaw3401]

Great hacks. Thanks!

[@d1sternagle]

No matter where you are north is north. Earth is a plane, much like a plate !, the center is where all compasses point, huge magnetic mountain called ‘black rock’ resides there, it also holds the ‘north’ star Polaris directly over ‘north’ the center. Forget what you were ‘taught’ in schools.

[@cemetarygates2800]

What's good Taylor... Enjoyed the video man!

[@markknister6272]

I like the heat shrink idea for pliers. Over time, the dip flakes off in Arizona heat.

[@mosstd]

Not going to lie! As a plumber, I have grips older than you. Tomorrow I am getting the sparky to wrap them in heat shit stuff.

[@DavidH373]

Did you end up putting heat shit stuff on your pliers?

[@james0000]

@@DavidH373 I have went that route several times before, but I didn't like it much without several layers. I have had better results with Plasti-Dip. Shrink works in a pinch though. Depending on the tool and the shrink tubing... you can trap water inside, between the wrap and the tool. That's something to watch out for. I will say that ever since I was able to repair someones broken glasses (leg broke off the frame) that I now keep a bit of shrink tube on my all the time... in my belt.

[@mikeeygq]

An EDC hack video with actual usable hacks. Very good video!!!

[@johnreynolds9089]

Good share, thanks

[@spenceorspencerhokanson216]

Would love see a video that showcases good edc loadouts for different careers and styles of work

[@billypagonis]

Great vid. For some of your viewers who may not be familiar with using the analog watch as a compass. In the southern hemisphere you have to point noon at the sun,unlike in the northern hemisphere you point the hour hand. Have a great day

[@gunfzx]

Correct. Or that “half way between hour hand and noon” would be south.

[@garyherring2485]

Great job thanks I have those pliers never leave them home work great like video😅

[@stephenmccaffrey199]

It’d be awesome to see you! I live in Will county now but moving to Lee in April.

[@ForgivenBob]

You can use just a loop of shock cord for the flashlight. I tie mine near the tail cap. Then just loop it over the back of my hand and slip it over the front. I can easily remove it, and reattach it if necessary.

[@circleofowls]

Bring on more hacks! Much appreciated.

[@LouisianaThibodeaux]

Awsome subject loved this video

[@lesterdanlecaros5280]

Great hacks. Thanks for this!

[@mkierna]

The analog watch as compass hack is an excellent skill. Remember that you need to adjust for daylight savings time. During DST SOUTH would be halfway between the 1 o'clock position and the hour hand.

[@JPBTheLegend]

I have range bands but don’t use them too much. I do like the idea of having them for the flashlight with the bungee. I have both Knipex pliers. That was good mods for them.

[@Iamjasonallen]

Love this subject.

[@polyblank73]

Cool, thanks!

[@murphyzlaw13]

Awesome video, only gripe is YELLOW AND GREEN ARE AWESOME!!!

[@danifaur6961]

Can't wait for the next video of hacks 💪🏻

[@36surferjoe]

Also, I don’t think a lot of people know this about the knipex cobra pliers but you don’t have to hold both the handles. Once you get it, locked onto something you can let go of one of the handles and it still holds the grip completely tight. They actually lock on kinda like vice grips.

[@jonathanmeyer1164]

Mentions Macgyver, doesn't show any hacks for a SAK. In a pinch, you can use the cap lifter on a SAK with 1/4 inch drive sockets. Had to take a battery out of a family members car, and had plenty of sockets, but no ratchet in the truck. So, got the cap lifter out in the halfway position, put the socket on it, and got the battery out. And if you dont have a dedicated bit driver, you can get a 1/4 inch bit driver to use with most SAK cap lifters. Also, I don't know why i didnt think about using shrink wrap for tool grips, it only makes sense.

[@user-lk2cu7dw6v]

Hey great video, what watch it that?

[@magsssssssss]

Really liked this vid, would love to see more hacks

[@neoaliphant]

I always have ranger bands on my lighter for fire extender, also protects from scratches. and ranger band on kneckife to hold ferro rod longside....

[@MrDkgio]

Great video 👍

[@harunomiya]

Awesome tips

[@christiancannon3364]

Not sure if someone already said it or not, but if you have a leatherman p2 or p4 you can open both phillips and flathead drivers together and put a 1/4inch drive socket on them. It’s not perfect but works in a pinch for sockets and other bits.

[@canadafree2087]

If you can't find orange shock cord (very hard to find), you can get color shrink tube (much easier to find). Comes commonly in yellow, blue, white, red.

[@nobiazcustomsinc5030]

bahahahah the "costanza wallet" nice the sound it made when it exploded kills me everytime lol

[@JohnnyUmphress]

I truly hate being loaded down. So I carry as little as possible. I can handle almost any situation with my Buck knife, penlight, and Leatherman.