Some great suggestions there! Thank you.

I did completely forget that but have since been utilising it!

Thanks for the suggestions James! I have a tiny nail file on the Victorinox. All those other bits I have distributed in various mini tool pouches in my car, bag load-outs etc. The soul purpose of this is to have some of the EDC essentials in one compact package. So blades, scissors, pen, note paper, torch/flashlight and some added extras. I didn’t want to overload it a crazy amount as usually have something else at hand in my other kits. Appreciate the input though! I’ll be doing a micro-tool kit very soon so be sure subscribe and hit the bell icon if you wish to be notified :)

Thanks man! I hope the visit to the hospital goes okay and you make a speedy recovery. You might actually want the chap stick for hospital though as the air can be really dry I find. And the med kit might not be as necessary there 😜 I see what you’re saying about a general kit though. If had crossed my mind to put stuff like plasters/band-aids behind the items but didn’t want to over complicate the kit and kept it fairly simple for the sake of the video. Neat idea though. Stuff like tooth picks, elastic bands and paper clips are always handy! A super glue could replace the lip balm also.

two pliers, yeah, but what is the point of having those particular items. Maybe he needs two bottle openers at the same time, or two scissors, or a pen and a screwdriver. Especially with the other gear in the case everything worth while is covered without the victorinox, and could leave room for other items. This is stupid redundancy.

@@alimfuzzy I mean its not so much about using the same of 2 tools at the same time, as it is being able to use different tools from each at the same time. Like, pliers from one with screwdriver from the other to hold something down. Knife in one hand, a tool to hold things down or to use as a straight edge in the other. On a worn out screw, use flathead/can opener from one to pry from the bottom for purchase, while using the screwdriver on the other. Or what if you want to pry something apart where fingers are too soft, 2 flatheads or awls is great. Last time I used 2 was yesterday to deal with hot parts on a bbq. Everyone has different wants and needs though. For me, I'd take the 2 multitools and the flashlight from this kit, then everything else including the carrying bag would be "redundant" for me. The only thing I genuinly think is stupid, is carrying things on you daily that never gets used.

good for fire starter too

That’s a great idea! Thank you.

Yeah I recently heard about that hack through Felix Immler’s channel. Neat little trick!

@@KernowEDC I think that’s where I saw it, as well. Thanks for the excellent video!

@@WD-41469 no worries! Glad you liked it :)

I’ll have to check that video out. I usually have a small power bank in my tech kit which I have also done a video about. Feel free to check that out :)

Thanks mate! As you know, my main gig (comedic drum roll) is being a gigging musician. The Midnite Manager is so handy as I have a backup flashlight on it and a pen for signing invoices at the end of the night. Often bar staff at busy bars with multiple staff struggle to find a pen as they’re easily misplaced/go missing. My little SAK has saved the day on a TON of occasions and the nail maintenance features help the snags of fingernail wear I get from strumming. A real game-changing piece of kit for me! The dime is pretty handy too, though given the choice between the blade and scissors of the two, the SAK wins in both department too. Can’t go without pliers and tweezers though so the Dime is equally as important. Hope you’re well my friend!

Thank you, Karl. Feel free to DM me on Instagram if you ever want any pointers. Always happy to help!

Thank you bro!

Cheers brother!

Thanks Miles! Glad you liked it :)

Cheers pal! Links are in the description :)

Yeah, most of the time the Midnight Manager fits in the 5th pocket of my jeans. It’s my only permanent EDC tool as it’s so compact and has so many handy items within it. I too use it for my relaxed wear too as it doesn’t weigh down my pockets, has the built in torch and the small pen is handy for small note taking. SAK knocked it out the park with that one! Glad you like the video :)

Thanks Brian! Glad you like it :) feel free to check out some of my other kits. All support is appreciated!

Thanks man, that means a lot!

@@KernowEDC thanks for your content!

@@sirsiggy748 no worries! There’s a few new videos up and I’m about to shoot another as we speak :)

I’m a fan of his work but not keen to shamelessly plug my video to him… plus, my production isn’t up to his standards 😂 glad you like it though 🙏

Nice suggestion.

It is indeed! Or if you want to travel lighter, your belt-loop or pocket.

@@KernowEDC Maybe in 5-10 years, that is such a "dad look" and I got a while to go before I am that comfortable.

@@Lazerscythe haha, indeed! This very much a pocket carry for me. Also prevents it from being stolen. If you want to attach it to a bag with a little more security though, I recommend the small ‘locking’ NiteIze S-biners. A little harder to take off your bag.

@@KernowEDC Ordered a 3 pack that has sizes #2, #3, #4. Thanks for the suggestion, those clips look good for multiple uses.

@@Lazerscythe they’re great! I can also highly recommend the HeroClip. Great piece of kit!

Those are some nice suggestions! Thank you.

By check do you mean a cheque? As in for banking?

@@KernowEDC Yes, cheque.

@@OutsideTheTargetDemographic Nobody uses cheques in the UK or anywhere in Europe any more, I don't think anyone has since the 90s.

Can you get the essential EDC tools (of a reasonable size/functionality) into one though?

It's 1.5 inches which personally doesn't really bother me chucked into a small sling bag or thick winter coat pocket as it's so small and feels good knowing it's packed with lots of useful stuff. Each to their own though, but in an urban environment, this thing has been a game-changer for me! :)

Would love to get one of those at some point! Thanks for the suggestion :)

Unfortunately there are no tweezers in the PS4 !

@@violaineaudrey8841 the pliers are the the tweezers, same as the Dime. They are that accurate.

@Dave_B001 No sorry he clearly shows at 4'42 that the Dime has real tweezers. I have the PS4 and I love its pliers but I couldn't use the pliers instead of tweezers for my eyebrows for exemple

@@violaineaudrey8841 Really? The pliers on my PS4 meet closely enough at the tips for me to be able to pull facial hairs no problem.

That’s a nice idea, but sadly the hero clip mini doesn’t fit through the loop 😕

Not to mention the time it took you to write out this kind comment as well… 😁