What I carry in my overlanding tool kit.

[@BlueRidgeOverlandGear]

Awesome kit and thorough video! Thanks!

[@gclopez4]

Good video, when making my kit I thought about going harbor freight also, but went autozone/duralast just cause they are everywhere and never given me a problem.

[@peterevans8194]

Excellent video and very thought provoking too...I don't do any serious off roaring anymore, but do venture into fairly rural areas here in the UK, and end up on farm and forestry tracks, on farmers fields ect. I have accumulated various tool kits over the years but found I did not carry them as they took up too much room or were too heavy ect. I have therefore started to put together a bare bones kit based around a 3/8" socket set and a set of the more common metric wrenches. With regards screwdrivers, I am going to use a 6 in 1 to cover most tasks, although i will also include a flat head beater, and a 6 in 1 stubby as well. For Allen and Torx, in think in will go with bit sets rather than full size keys.. For electricals, I am using a 6.5" Carlyle crimping pliers with built in wire stripers and also a set of needle noose, again with some stripping notches built in. A pair of 6" dykes will round out that section. One thing I notice you didn't include which might be helpful is a small basic/cheap multimeter and/or a 12v test lamp. I really like that tool case and wish I could find a smaller more compact version here in the UK. I have a shallow space under the rear seats of my vehicle where I plan to store the kit so it's out of the way but still accessable so need something that is essentially "flat" rather than a roll or a traditional or ammo box. Thanks again for the video as it sort of validated where I was going with my own ideas...

[@MandEmma7]

Chill