Full list: •Ben Vallack • BigRed EDC • Carry Co • Cedric & Ada Gear and Outdoors • Clever Engineering • Dakota Prepper • EarthlingEDC • EDC Ideas • EDC NC • EDCQ • Edward Lee • Ericasedc • Every Day Carry, Ever Christian • Felix Gardner • Fit to Survive • Happy Little Tools • Hvac Budget • Jeremy vs Life • Jon Gadget • Knife Center • Knife Nerdery • Landman EDC • Last Best Tool • LeftyEDC • Marine X • Maurice Moves • MaxlevelEDC • MeZillch • Millis Construction • neverendingstudent • Nick Shabazz • Old Fart Likes Knives • OneBag Travels • Packhacker • Packing Less • Project Farm • Project Pine Hills • Ron Kwok • Stassa23 • Surviving The Daily • TX Tool Cirb • Urban Knife Guy • Urban Survivor Vine Climber

Great video @Dracomies! I love all those channels. Your channel is on my Must Watch list too! I learn a ton from these channels, except maybe HVAC. He's nice but there isn't much analysis. I'll need to check out Surviving the Daily. I think Doc at Last Best Tool is great. Zeihan on Geopolitics is great in terms of macro investment opportunities. Project Farm has awesome comparison tests. Todd Parker has a unique perspective. Gideons Tactical and VineClimber put out great stuff, as does Texas Tool Crib, Jony Fire, FX and Felix Immler. Unsharpen is great for pens. James Hoffman is great for coffee.

Nice one!

I've watched all those EDC KZfaq channels you mentioned. While guys like Maurice Moves and Jon Gadget put out high-quality content, their focus can feel a bit repetitive, similar to some other channels aimed at the "Gentleman EDC" crowd. Coming from an outdoor and camping background (still rocking those Swiss Army Knives from the 80s!), I've recently shifted my gear focus back towards technology and travel. Packhacker's been around the longest of all those channels, offering solid advice. But my recent discovery, Marine X, has quickly become one of my favorites. I like that he is not afraid to say "this is OK" while offering up a deal. Frankly, most EDC channels are just commercials for overpriced products ($70 4- inch pry bar), and only good for building aspirational kits. For multi-tool reviews, HVAC and Maxlvledc are my go-to sources; only downside it is hard for me to tell which channel (HVAC or Max) I am own. They provide great in-depth analysis. For a more entertaining take, I also enjoy ToolCheckGeek, VineClimber, and MFinResearch. Their reviews are informative and you get their own unique personality.

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If you don't mind me asking, didn't you use to make Fallout videos?