EDC vs Survival Pouch/Tin Dump

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[@ScaredyCatTactical]

Very useful tools and advice!

[@GlockNinja]

@@ScaredyCatTactical thanks!!!

[@SigogglinJack]

Great topic and load out!

[@GlockNinja]

@@SigogglinJack thank you!!!

[@acrprotect4476]

Good morning Sir! Great video! This was a good breakdown of the difference between EDC and survival items. Sometimes we try to combine both (which can be done), but it’s best to separate them in my opinion.
Great stuff as always! Take care!!

[@GlockNinja]

@@acrprotect4476 thank you!

[@andrewfett142]

👍🏼very good stuff GN🙂

[@GlockNinja]

@@andrewfett142 thank you! You are too kind.

[@Valorius]

Good video gn. Entertaining as usual

[@GlockNinja]

@@Valorius you are too kind sir. Thank you.

[@dangoldnerd]

That ID card looked like a young Kim Jong Un 🤣JK, that’s gonna be my Halloween costume 😅. Seriously very well-thought out pouches. Where do you keep the survival pouch when you’re not using it? I think that it would be good to just have in your truck.

[@GlockNinja]

@@dangoldnerd The survival pouch is like a kitchen fire extinguisher. Very unlikely to put out a large fire but effective if you catch the fire before it gets too big. And like the kitchen fire extinguisher, it has to be near by. So yeah, I would probably keep it in the glove box. :-)

[@Seouldrift7]

8:35 to 9:00 That may be a issue for me.