My EDC Bag

[@Zedoutdoors]

Gosh that really is a comprehensive EDC, very insightful so thanks for sharing ~Peace~

[@bobrunner06]

Quite the extensive bag! Looks like you have all your bases covered. Thanks for sharing. Glad to see that you're back!

[@Rangersly]

Impressive and very well organized bag!

[@BristlyBright]

Thanks! I liked that bag! A very nice kit.

[@trabresiak3298]

Real nice set up. I was unaware of the pentagon Brand and just looked it up on Google. Thanks for the tip!

[@FrederickReddie]

Very nice bag brother!

[@davidmurrell8543]

My opinion...EDC bag should be mostly empty. It's for carrying what you will or may likely need that day: laptop, lunch, book, phone charger, maybe some basic first aid like bandaids, pain killers, etc. For a normal person, this stuff belongs in an emergency bag in their vehicle. Nonetheless, this bag is great for getting an extra workout in daily.

[@LPU4LIFE7]

That bag is amazing!! If only they had them available to Canada.

[@DisabledPrepper]

YAY! Mike you are back online! Really happy to see you mate! (I used to watch all your outdoor videos when I was in Hospital 2 years ago. Back home now & Housebound). Really cool EDC (as usual). Please make more, or keep us informed that you are safe mate! Very best of luck with all your expeditions. p.s. one of my random stupid comments alert: What do you think about adding a SPOT Connect, A Quad-Band Nokia or Sony simple Phone fully charged with all your urgent Family - Friends numbers on it and unregistered with a PAYG Sim, Spare Emergency US Dollars (for travelling) and for constant travelling (when I used to be able to travel and was okayish in health about 4/5 years ago) loved using the Gerber RECON. I also added the Style PS as it is TSA Proof (though I bought it recently but didn't know it existed back then! Duh! LOL)? - May help! Stay safe mate, lots more when ever you can. Warm regards.

[@gorillahd9247]

Good video and a solid overall loadout. One thing I was wondering about. You have gear for your job and some gear for the field in the same bag. Unless your security position requires woods work, you could split the gear and save yourself some space and weight for your daily EDC. You could then plus up your woods survival bag with more well rounded gear and you would have the best of both worlds. Scott

[@dannybrown4699]

more vids plz m8,love what you are doing for our community

[@scarletNbloom]

You should keep those 18650 batteries protected. They can have a super violent and fire causing reaction when shorted. Which is easy to do since the whole battery is the negative except for the top. One scratch in the wrapper and all your gear is on fire.

[@tarapos]

that is the best med kid I have seen. Do you have a list of the items?

[@JRVenne]

great bag, gave me lots of ideas! hope youre around if I ever need medic attention! what's that personal alarm? for setting trip wires?? never seen one of them before, does it work good?

[@IntegraDestiny]

I'm not sure what your occupation is but this is a very robust EDC bag.

[@Cosy3rdDan]

All you need now is a lock pick set. Great kit mate All the best Stay safe Cosy

[@wall2rockclimber]

Arrh you just reminded me, that's in the hydration bladder pouch at the bottom :( forgot about that

[@FANCY_PANTS454]

Keep it up man. I have a truck bag that has some things in it but every area is different like the video man.

[@theresashores2512]

I've just been watching these kind of videos almost nonstop for the past 2 days

[@anthonygomez446]

I use the maxpedition, 12×5. for edc. much smaller easy to carry. if I had to bolt

[@pttliberty9333]

A question regarding the glow-in-the-dark "Night Stick" tab. That looks like a great idea. Is it a product, or something you made?I've found glow-in-the-dark paracord that could be used to mark zipper tabs, but plastic tabs such as you have that the user could label would be awesome.

[@wall2rockclimber]

+PTT Liberty hi, not sure if you meant the Plastic Glotube (Heinnie.com) or the velcro glow patch (Amazon.co.uk)

[@pttliberty9333]

+wall2rockclimber I was referring to the Nitestik Safety Marker. In the mean time, I found a way to make my own glow-in-the-dark zipper pull tabs and labels. I obtained some glow-in-the-dark hot glue sticks. I cut the top half off of a bobby pin to use as an eyelet, I heat it up, and melt it into the end of a half stick of the glow-in-the-dark hot glue. I then melt on a paper label by pressing it into the glue stick with the flat of a heated flathead screwdriver. I can then lacquer over the paper to prevent water damage, once labeled. These tabs are flexible, have a nice rubbery grip, glow in the dark, and can be labeled with whatever is stored behind the zipper. I put one on every bag that contains a first-aid kit on the zipper pull to that pocket, labeled with the red-on-white cross. If they hold up, I'll have to do a video showing their construction and use!

[@eipi5173]

god i dont have elevator keys in my edc lol this is more like an urban and work bob (wish i had a nickle every time you said my job)....be difficult in the field with that bag

[@robduncan599]

Looks like a load of gear and it looks like all useful stuff, i think you like to haul a lot of gear around on your job ( and why not ) i think you treat it as a bit of a hobby, to me it is like driving a 150 mph car when the speed limit is 70 mph which is ok in my book . Only thing i would suggest 30 litre bag or even a 40 litre rather than 20l stuffed to the gills with all that extra add on's . To be fair you didn't fill it with 10 knives & 3 axes or ak 47 + 500 bullets unlike some EDC bags i've seen ha. Thanks for showing use your kit .

[@FFEMTB08]

EDC. Means Every Day fucking Carry. Not a BOB, GHB, 24, 48 or 72 hour bag. Its fucking every day carry. Be realistic people.

[@StarDarkAshes]

FFEMTB08 I'd like to see your videos. You seem like the foremost authority on stuff and how to do it perfectly. I wish you were my friend. You seem super awesome.

[@karvast5726]

1:39 i already cried,being a gray man is probably the best technique and like you said an edc is not a portable house.

[@napoleondelcrimen7]

Hello , what it is the approximate weight of the entire team ?, greetings

[@battlefreak423]

wats the dump pouch for?

[@jayfinlay8659]

What is the pouch your led lenser is in please?

[@MikeHunt-on6of]

I like that fold out side pouch what is it called? You can carry everything in that bag eh, proper emergency bag

[@Ubermacht334]

I've been missing your videos!

[@williamvildtorne9224]

Whats the name of the bag?

[@jerrybobteasdale]

20 liter?, that looks like 40L, or more. I smile when I see packs with a handcuff key. Having such a key in pants pocket or belt makes some sense. Storing it in an interior compartment of a back pack is ...unrealistic. I do like having a similar back pack with me, but it almost always stays in the vehicle. For a daily carry man-purse, I might carry a water bottle bag with extras in there.

[@Ruizexotics65]

Way too overkill honestly

[@chrisclaridge2521]

Where are these “festivals” you’re working? Fallujah?

[@nicolasbonzi4117]

It's the 5.11 rush 12 or 24 ??

[@lonestarpatriot876]

I don't like defining what is an "EDC bag" vs. a 72 hour "bugout bag" vs. a "Get Home Bag" vs. a "INCH Bag" (I am Never Coming Home), however, this seems to be alot of stuff for an EDC bag. Also, what type of medical training do you have? You have alot of medical gear. You probably have more than most combat medics have on them. Do you know how to use all of that medical gear properly? I also wonder why exactly a Security Officer would need so much medical gear? Some of it I understand, however, your medical kit seems overkill for a Security Officer.

[@3milyhoihoi]

I see a lot of comment saying you carry this every day for real looks like a lot or to much blah well if you listen close or see the comments it's mostly things he has for work

[@FFEMTB08]

Does he work 48 hours away?

[@anthonygomez446]

is that bag airport aproved.

[@MrJejreno]

So at least 5 lights????

[@keithhutchison5198]

what is the pouch with tourniquet, please?

[@FreeDomWJ]

+Keith Hutchison It's a Maxpedition Cocoon Pouch. I hope that helps.

[@addictedtoprepping3603]

Looks like we got a lot of troll ninjas lol smh your opinion people is your opinion this is this guys opinion and for his skill set "people" smh

[@hlaggy3164]

I think thats way too much EDC but if you use all the items then it's fine

[@tacticalprepper5068]

this is your EDC? how your BOB looks like then I wonder!!!

[@thingyee1118]

Tactical Prepper bug out trailer more like lol jk

[@tomfaranda]

heavy - how much does it weigh?

[@destinationbushcraft1833]

that music tho....

[@MikeHunt-on6of]

Ps, do you know what has happened to Sean the silver Fox. Your old friend you climed the mountain with 6 years ago...? He's vanished. Thanks

[@Rassul-qp3fe]

what is your watch?

[@wall2rockclimber]

+Rassul Talapov Suunto Vector

[@TurtleBushcraft]

Nice EDC I like that bag thanks for sharing atb John

[@domingueroafilapalos]

This is you EDC for everyday? Really?

[@Ruizexotics65]

He's a security officer not US special forces dial it down

[@OTEP1234567891011]

What is he saying at 4:42? It kinda sounds like "pea free", or "pee frea". Loved the review. Greetings from Nashville, TN.

[@Brookspirit]

chemistrycounts LED Lenser P3 Key Ring Torch

[@CJNINJA6]

chemistrycounts p 3

[@MrSatchelpack]

My edc kitchen sink...

[@lalew2]

you carry this everyday? this looks way too heavy for EDC.

[@wall2rockclimber]

I did until I changed my job, it wasn't heavy at all In fact more went in to the bag for work

[@LostLoon]

“This is all the gear I own, let’s throw it in one bag and make an excuse by saying it’s all for work” I didn’t carry this much shit in Iraq, and I don’t even have that much is my police cruiser now.

[@ThatCleanMT]

Lol. I am all about EDC but that load out is ridiculous. Thats more like bug out bag not an EDC.

[@melville8203]

was interested to see what was in the several kits in your medical section. Now all we can do is guess what is in there :-( Couldn't help thinking that you wre bluffin and playing tough guy with your assumptions about your 'security work' and going to many places. The contents of your bag sure did not confirm such assumptions. Seemed you were trying to impress people by playing James freakin Bond. :-) I'm not impressed at all tho... Nevertheless, thanks for sharing.

[@erico2079]

smh

[@reagan-s-parrot]

Talking bags

[@JuiceOg0311]

You will never use that bag In your life time lol ppl are crazy. You getting ready to climb Mount Everest or something hahaha

[@scotttanner19]

hr hr hr hr hr hr hr

[@Damo-hp7bc]

I have seen alot of people pull out medical gloves and I am screaming at the screen because you will cause infection in a medical emergency your gloves should be 100% sterile and you can get thwm in any pharmacy that they are sealed

[@thefinancedude4544]

the gloves are not to stop others from infection it is to provide a barrier for yourself if it happens to be another person your helping

[@Damo-hp7bc]

jordan grosjean that might be the case but if you are dealing with an injury open wound for both you and the person you are helping you woulf be better off with sealed gloves

[@JeroenS935]

Really? You think the bullets fired in someone’s chest were sterile too? Or the knife someone has been stabbed with? Gloves are to protect you from all possible body fluids.

[@davidmurrell8543]

The most likely use for most of us are cleaning up when our kid gets sick in the backseat or other similar nastiness.