I have had a Tread for a few years and has helped me out countless times. Also great is the Lipstick torch I live in the country here in the UK and it's summer so lots of bad weather to come. Love your Brake Down. Going to get a Patch. PEACE
Thank you for watching! 🙂 🙂 Yeah, I'm always telling my friends how "it is always better to have more tools than you need, than not to have any, as we'll never know when we'll need them!" I still haven't had the real need to use my Tread (yet), but will definitely keep it on me, just in case! Hope the weather won't be too intense this summer for you! Stay safe! 😊 😊
Idk why Gerber gets crapped on so much, I have had my Gerber dime for 10 years and its still going strong. I use it so often that I keep it on my keychain. Edit: I have a hero clip on every bag that I edc, I've found the mini and small most useful for my needs. They may be pricey but they're worth every penny and I've gotten my moneys worth in use-per-dollar. Edit #2, I also use the orbit key and love it for all the reasons you listed but it Also wont scratch my phone screen or poke a hole in my bags. Won't use another key organizer ad I love this one.
@@Hong.Wanderlust as you stated in the beginning of your videos, it depends on your use-case and needs. Being in a more urban environment I don't need as many of the outdoorsy style tools that leatherman is geared towards and its also very hefty for my EDC needs as I don't need a full-size multitool as work. However I do have a Leatherman juice XE6 for my purse but I use that when I'm not at work. During the work week I don't have time to need a heavy duty multi tool.
@@twistedxvengeance Yup! I do agree that the (right tool is needed for the right purpose). Sometimes 'overkill' ain't practical/logical. 👍🏻 👍🏻 I don't actually own a full/complete multi-tool, for that, I have a pretty complete set of stand-alone tools at home. 😀 😀
I also have the Nitecore bp20 as an everyday bag . I made a few changes. If you use it as a casual urban bag , try taking out the metal frame and the plastic board? This makes it much more pliable and will sit on its bottom easy making it user friendly. It sits on your back closer and still carries well. I cut off the middle straps they serve little purpose to me ,and clean up the look . Great every day bag
Hello fellow BP20-user! ✌🏻 Ahh, I never thought of removing the metal frame and plastic board.. I'm sure it'll lighten the weight significantly! However, I'm also worried as the weather here in tropical Singapore is mostly (mad hot) and (mad humid).
@@Hong.Wanderlust you might be right , in hot climate? You can try it so if it works for you ? You can always fram back in if you don't like it ? I find it more user friendly everytime you set the bag down it sits down spot on . The trampoline back works well as a hiking bag , but as a urban everyday bag i find it a hindrance? I find this worthwhile. Give it a go see what you think ? As a bagaholic i have many bags , i nearly always modify them in one way or another usually removing laptop sponge and back plates freeing up space and weight .
@@robduncan599 Yeah, I absolutely agree with you that the backpack (doesn't sit properly) after setting it down.. Will definitely look into removing the frame and see how it fares! Many thanks for your advice! ✌🏻 ✌🏻
I thought at first that the backpack was a TripleAughtDesign EDC fastpack judging from the thumbnail. Still, this was an awesome configuration and the Gerber+Heroclip were on point :)
Just checked out the TripleAughtDesign EDC Fast-Pack and you're absolutely right, they do look similar! But the Nitecore I have is significantly smaller. 🙂
sorry to say but Fenix 7X is worth to wear average 22 days, you should try the GWG2000 or even GW9400. Solar in Fenix is just to cover the actual usage of battery - sad that Garmin do not pout propoer way of solar battery
crazy, i have the same pack but i guess there are some differences, i got it from an RC company called corrupt carbon works for the sole purpose for RC trail hikes. it can hold a spare rc truck, or if it brakes and don't wanna carry it aha. But i literally have all my stuff in it , its also my large EDC bag, its on me with or without an RC truck. probably gonna get a new one in black or regular cammo and make that my EDC and keep my old one just of hiking and RC trucks definitely cheaper than the nitecore but not as cheap as the other off brands that sell the same bag on amazon
@@Hong.Wanderlust not for rock crawlers, buggies and all the racing stuff yes, but if you like to carry a big ol case around thats cool too. RC crawlers weight from 3 to 8 or 9 pounds depending on how you build them. both of my trucks weigh like 5 pounds and they're 10th scale so they fit perfect in that space between the backpack and molle thing. i got mine from CorruptCarbonWorks they have pictures of how the truck sits on the bag.
Unfortunately we aren't allowed to carry knives in Singapore (without legal purpose/intent), and we aren't allowed to own firearms either. With regards to fire, as this is my urban configuration, I don't actually carry any additional fire-starting tools/materials with the exception of a regular lighter in my pocket. 😊
@@peterkiraly356 From my understanding, a multi-tool is permitted, especially one that's kept for logical purposes (in the car, on the bike, etc...) 👍🏻 👍🏻 I've personally used my multi-tool (pliers) to yank a bolt stuck in my tyre.
Hi Xander! I got mine from a local authorized seller (online) quite a few years back. I think it was 2018 or 2019. I recently checked the Nitecore website and it seems like this backpack has been discontinued. However, I did see it on other online platforms (AliExpress). Not sure if the link will work for you, hope it does: a.aliexpress.com/_mN1JQC6 👍🏻
Are you referring to the silicone case surrounding the Garmin? 😂 I'm a first-class klutz and am always banging into things, including my watches. The silicone slip-on case helps protect the watch from my clumsiness. LOL
Hey, that's a great question! (Please don't quote me on this) Based on my personal understanding, multitools are permissible as long as you can safely and logically justify its necessity and/or applicability. I have personally used my multitools in real-life situations before (eg: pulling out a screw in my car tyre by the side of the road).
![My Urban EDC / LITE Carry Configuration [2022 Q1]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/fxZVW3BS1WM/mqdefault.jpg)
![My Urban EDC / LITE Carry Configuration [2022 Q1]](/img/tr.png)
As soon as the scent stuff showed up I was like, sandalwood? It's sandalwood isn't it?
I do believe there are hints of sandalwood` 😜
I have had a Tread for a few years and has helped me out countless times. Also great is the Lipstick torch I live in the country here in the UK and it's summer so lots of bad weather to come. Love your Brake Down. Going to get a Patch. PEACE
Thank you for watching! 🙂 🙂 Yeah, I'm always telling my friends how "it is always better to have more tools than you need, than not to have any, as we'll never know when we'll need them!" I still haven't had the real need to use my Tread (yet), but will definitely keep it on me, just in case!
Hope the weather won't be too intense this summer for you! Stay safe! 😊 😊
Idk why Gerber gets crapped on so much, I have had my Gerber dime for 10 years and its still going strong. I use it so often that I keep it on my keychain.
Edit: I have a hero clip on every bag that I edc, I've found the mini and small most useful for my needs. They may be pricey but they're worth every penny and I've gotten my moneys worth in use-per-dollar.
Edit #2, I also use the orbit key and love it for all the reasons you listed but it Also wont scratch my phone screen or poke a hole in my bags. Won't use another key organizer ad I love this one.
Totally! 🔥 While I'm a lover of both Gerber & Leatherman, I think it might just be a different preference for different people.. 😀
@@Hong.Wanderlust as you stated in the beginning of your videos, it depends on your use-case and needs. Being in a more urban environment I don't need as many of the outdoorsy style tools that leatherman is geared towards and its also very hefty for my EDC needs as I don't need a full-size multitool as work. However I do have a Leatherman juice XE6 for my purse but I use that when I'm not at work. During the work week I don't have time to need a heavy duty multi tool.
@@twistedxvengeance Yup! I do agree that the (right tool is needed for the right purpose). Sometimes 'overkill' ain't practical/logical. 👍🏻 👍🏻 I don't actually own a full/complete multi-tool, for that, I have a pretty complete set of stand-alone tools at home. 😀 😀
Great work! Would be interesting to see a full review of the leatherman tread bracelet
Thanks! Will also look into that as well! 😉
New subscriber here. Your videos are great man! Great editing, great content, great vibes, etc! You’ll get tons of subs in no time man!
Hey! Thanks for the words of encouragement! Will definitely try and continue to 'up the game' as best as I can! 🤘🏻
I also have the Nitecore bp20 as an everyday bag . I made a few changes.
If you use it as a casual urban bag , try taking out the metal frame and the plastic board? This makes it much more pliable and will sit on its bottom easy making it user friendly.
It sits on your back closer and still carries well.
I cut off the middle straps they serve little purpose to me ,and clean up the look .
Great every day bag
Hello fellow BP20-user! ✌🏻
Ahh, I never thought of removing the metal frame and plastic board.. I'm sure it'll lighten the weight significantly!
However, I'm also worried as the weather here in tropical Singapore is mostly (mad hot) and (mad humid).
@@Hong.Wanderlust you might be right , in hot climate? You can try it so if it works for you ? You can always fram back in if you don't like it ? I find it more user friendly everytime you set the bag down it sits down spot on . The trampoline back works well as a hiking bag , but as a urban everyday bag i find it a hindrance? I find this worthwhile. Give it a go see what you think ?
As a bagaholic i have many bags , i nearly always modify them in one way or another usually removing laptop sponge and back plates freeing up space and weight .
@@robduncan599 Yeah, I absolutely agree with you that the backpack (doesn't sit properly) after setting it down.. Will definitely look into removing the frame and see how it fares! Many thanks for your advice! ✌🏻 ✌🏻
I thought at first that the backpack was a TripleAughtDesign EDC fastpack judging from the thumbnail. Still, this was an awesome configuration and the Gerber+Heroclip were on point :)
Just checked out the TripleAughtDesign EDC Fast-Pack and you're absolutely right, they do look similar! But the Nitecore I have is significantly smaller. 🙂
A man needs all that stuff that he likes to schlepp around.
🤣 🤣 🤣 Indeed!!! LOL`
Really good video.
Thank you!! 🙂 🙂
Good sharing bro, terbaik sia 👍🏼
Terima kasih!! 😀 😀
thanks very usefull video I will keep it !
Thanks for watching! 😀 😀
Great video,keep going.
Thank you! 🙂 🙂
I got one of those Gerber recon flashlights in like 2012 and I get that it’s for being stealthy, but I feel silly even owning it
As long as it serves its purpose! 😊 Beats using a cellphone flash-light! 😊
Awesome video
sorry to say but Fenix 7X is worth to wear average 22 days, you should try the GWG2000 or even GW9400. Solar in Fenix is just to cover the actual usage of battery - sad that Garmin do not pout propoer way of solar battery
crazy, i have the same pack but i guess there are some differences, i got it from an RC company called corrupt carbon works for the sole purpose for RC trail hikes. it can hold a spare rc truck, or if it brakes and don't wanna carry it aha. But i literally have all my stuff in it , its also my large EDC bag, its on me with or without an RC truck. probably gonna get a new one in black or regular cammo and make that my EDC and keep my old one just of hiking and RC trucks
definitely cheaper than the nitecore
but not as cheap as the other off brands that sell the same bag on amazon
Cool!! But wouldn't hard-cases be better/safer for RC-cars/trucks?
@@Hong.Wanderlust not for rock crawlers, buggies and all the racing stuff yes, but if you like to carry a big ol case around thats cool too. RC crawlers weight from 3 to 8 or 9 pounds depending on how you build them. both of my trucks weigh like 5 pounds and they're 10th scale so they fit perfect in that space between the backpack and molle thing.
i got mine from CorruptCarbonWorks
they have pictures of how the truck sits on the bag.
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Don't rub your arms after applying fragrance. Just spray it from the far and go inside the mist. If you rub it, you ruin it.
Thanks for the tip! 🙂
nice video..bro 😁
😂 😂 Thank you!! ✌🏻 ✌🏻
Name of the tri pod / selfie stick?
does it fit for 14 inch thinkpad?
1:58
Fits my 16" MacBookPro with a little bit of a squeeze, so i reckon a 14" laptop should be perfectly fine. 😊
Gowo olive oil ge opo mas🤣
Ok, but where is the knife, gun, and how you can make fire? :P
Unfortunately we aren't allowed to carry knives in Singapore (without legal purpose/intent), and we aren't allowed to own firearms either. With regards to fire, as this is my urban configuration, I don't actually carry any additional fire-starting tools/materials with the exception of a regular lighter in my pocket. 😊
@@Hong.Wanderlust I just kidding :) and knife with multitool is ready? just simple folding, knife not allow? or allow till xy length?
@@peterkiraly356 From my understanding, a multi-tool is permitted, especially one that's kept for logical purposes (in the car, on the bike, etc...) 👍🏻 👍🏻 I've personally used my multi-tool (pliers) to yank a bolt stuck in my tyre.
Hombre for men, did Joey sell you this?
How much does weed go for in Singapore? What kind of handguns do you carry?
Unfortunately, both weed & firearms aren't permitted in Singapore..
Where would u get that backpack?
Hi Xander!
I got mine from a local authorized seller (online) quite a few years back. I think it was 2018 or 2019.
I recently checked the Nitecore website and it seems like this backpack has been discontinued. However, I did see it on other online platforms (AliExpress).
Not sure if the link will work for you, hope it does:
a.aliexpress.com/_mN1JQC6
👍🏻
what the heck have you done with that watch? ...and why? :))
Are you referring to the silicone case surrounding the Garmin? 😂 I'm a first-class klutz and am always banging into things, including my watches. The silicone slip-on case helps protect the watch from my clumsiness. LOL
is it legal to carry multitools in Singapore?
Hey, that's a great question! (Please don't quote me on this) Based on my personal understanding, multitools are permissible as long as you can safely and logically justify its necessity and/or applicability. I have personally used my multitools in real-life situations before (eg: pulling out a screw in my car tyre by the side of the road).
11:47 hey love from India, dont show ur keys in camera mate its so easy to print a screen shot nd make a duplicate key and rob u ...
Hello Aaditya, thanks so much for the tip! I didn't think about that! 👍🏻 Will be more careful about it in the future!
great channel maybe just audio (voice) require some improvements
Hi! Thanks for watching. Do you mean the audio quality? Yeah, I have some stuff on order (audio treatment stuff) which I hope will help.. 🤞🏻
What do you work as?
The short version will be (media & PR consultant). ✌🏻 ✌🏻
I wonder how much your full EDC bag weights. You carry to much and far to big.
An a w l………
I realize my error! Thanks! (Clearly I've never used the 'awl' before). 😂
Nope, this is too bougie for me
EDC gear with no gun? all edc has to have a gun.
😂 Unfortunately firearms aren't permitted in Singapore, unless you're in the military, police force, or relevant security forces.
@@Hong.Wanderlust Good for Singapore!!
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