I have had cordage taken off me (Singapore airport) before on the basis that I might tie someone up or use it as a garrott.... I did ask the agent if they also wanted everyone's shoe laces and belts... Suffice to say that the question wasn't hugely well received. 🤣

@qwertyutopia4667

7 ай бұрын

Similar thing happened to me. I had a keychain multi tool that didn’t have a blade on it but tsa still confiscated it because the tools could be dangerous or something. I replied that all phones and laptops could be dangerous because they could be used to detonate a bomb. Let’s just say that reply got me in quite a bit of trouble.

@TheReal_JC

7 ай бұрын

@@qwertyutopia4667I could think of a million ways to make weapons/dangerous items from things in an airport, but no, the thing we need to be worrying about here is a screwdriver and a bottle opener or whatever else you have on your keychain, that’s “so dangerous”.

@VRoyPratomo

4 ай бұрын

They have done it to me too. But i ask politely if they can include it on security item, and they did. I get my cordage back when arrive

@SuperDeinVadda

4 ай бұрын

Tsa is stupid. they took a butterknive from me. funnily enough there are countless restaurants in the security zone. so sourcing a new one would be rather easy. stupid braindead people work there

@PRH123

4 ай бұрын

Security dummies hate it when you ask them an obvious reasonable question. Years ago when signing in to office buildings, sometimes just for fun I would ask the guard, why he doesn't compare the id that he asked me to show him, to the journal he asked me to sign in on. The response was always just a blank uncomprehending stare, sometimes accompanied by lowbrow animal hostility as he sensed a challenge to his authority. It was fun to look at the previous sign-ins, everyone from the queen to the president and famous cartoon characters and movie stars.

Just discovered your channel a few days ago and I am HOOKED! I've been steadily binging all of your content and all I've seen have been quality. I love your presentation style, your attention to detail, and focus on practicality. A new fan for life here! Thanks for all you do:)

@roseforeuropa

Жыл бұрын

I did exactly that early this year. I binged watched his videos over the course of several days. I loved his First Aid Kit one he had recently as well.

@JonGadget

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for the kind comments - really appreciated and makes the hard work feel very worthwhile.

@JonGadget

Жыл бұрын

@@roseforeuropa thank you too 👍

I love your down to earth assesments. I don't expect to survive in a jungle for a week when I'm on an urban travel weekend, so your point of view are much more in line with my own.

Excellent job. I would add a safety pin, as well as a heavy rubber band.

a small emergency sewing kit might be a handy addition. Never know when a button might come off & you need a needle & thread

The only thing better than the kit and it's buildout is the thoughtfulness you put behind it. Very nicely done mate.

@JonGadget

Жыл бұрын

That's kind - thank you

@airalynbatingan1523

4 ай бұрын

​@@JonGadgetHi! We are looking to collab? Where can we email you?

I love the simplicity and practicality of your kits.

In Sweden a Leatherman Style PS can be taken at security, i lost mine when i flew to Estonia. They said that the file/screwdriver could be taken for a knife. I said it was TSA approved, the security guard said we are in Sweden not the USA. Just to let you know.

@JonGadget

Жыл бұрын

Yes, def not for UK either, as pliers are a no no.

@uuuultra

Жыл бұрын

common sense helps

@SuperDeinVadda

4 ай бұрын

lol i flew with the style sc which actually have a knife. security personell is stupid sometimes

@haroldmarenger3435

Ай бұрын

I am not so sure it’s always being stupid-maybe over worked &/or probationary, too. I imagine they get a lot of grief from travelers during the week, which can take its toll on the workers. Thanks for another great video!

Absolutely terrific presentation. So many items I did not know existed.

I’ve started to cross over from the world of preparedness/firearms EDC to urban/non-firearms EDC. It’s nice to get the perspective of someone like yourself and you’ve sold me on the Maxpedition pouches. I’ve noticed a bit of soft gatekeeping in the world of EDC through limited release items and hoarding. I love that you pack your pouches for purpose and not just for showing off your most rare ranger eyes, patches, and beads! 😂 Well done Jon!

@JonGadget

10 ай бұрын

Thanks for the feedback Joshua - good to know your thoughts.

@lskazalski

9 ай бұрын

Lifelong girl scout & daughter of an Eagle Scout. I really like the Maxpedition pouches. I have several in different sizes and colors for different uses. I carry a mini in my day bag that's very similar but adds a multi-tool, a folding knife about a 3" blade that includes a glassbreaker and a seat belt cutter, and a tactical pen I carry in my hand when walking after dark.

As usual, another well thought out kit. A couple of additional considerations: a non-antibiotic healing ointment packet (as recommended by my dermatologist wife, e.g., Aquaphor) as an addition to the minimalist first-aid component and toilet paper tablets (Portawipes or something comparable).

@JonGadget

Жыл бұрын

thanks for sharing 👍

I'm into building my first EDC and among all the channels I've been through, I'd say yours is the best so you just earned a new sub. Keep up the good work, Jon!

Definitely need to update my kit. Thanks for the great demonstration.

EDC kits are one thing but a Jon Gadget kit is just next level. Always appreciate all the thought you put into your amazing kits Jon thanks so much, I generally pick up a few tips from any of them and this one is no different. One thing I did think about however was whether or not you had ever considered or come across the tool card that Lever Gear puts out? It’s got many of the same features as some of the other tools you’ve included and would certainly lighten up your pack by more than a few grams. Another item you might want to consider is the Titanium pocket tool by Best Idea Designs. The box cutter blade can be removed entirely before travelling and a new one sourced at your destination. Fully extended, the blade is short enough to pass most international knife laws though I'll admit it's locking mechanism may not. Still a viable alternative to a full folder. All the best and thanks again 😊

@JonGadget

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the feedback 👍 Levergear would be an option - a utility knife (purchasing blade on arrival) is a great shout for longer trips (as you say may be a problem in some countries as locking)

Wonderful kit, well thought out Jon! And as always, enjoyed the video! Thanks

@JonGadget

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Annie, appreciated 👍

I love watching your videos, they are so entertaining and I love how you describe the items and how you use them!👍❤️

@JonGadget

Жыл бұрын

Great to know- thanks 👍

Jon, thanks for a great video. Last autumn I flew from LHR's T2/3 and T4 with a PocketToolX Piranha OPMT in my pocket and didn't have any issues at security. I hope you enjoy your trip.

@JonGadget

Жыл бұрын

Thanks 👍 in Bangkok and no probs 👍

Your videos are so well thought out and presented! Well done and extremely enjoyable!

Love your kits! Everything you present is always worthwhile

@JonGadget

Жыл бұрын

Thank you 🙏

Some very good ideas to make up an EDC , thank you 👍

I think the magnifying device is often overlooked although I note the Swiss card has one, if plastic it would get a bit scratched up. Theyre invaluable for removing small ticks and repairing iPhone blocked sockets.

I bought the Nitecore power bank a few months back, and I carry it everywhere now. It's too big to go in my daily kit, but it gets thrown in a pocket most of the time. Fantastic, and enough smaller than the competition to make a significant difference. I have an Anker which is visually not that much bigger, but try to put them in a shirt pocket, and you really feel the difference.

@JonGadget

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing 👍

Nice video. I started using the osprey washbag carry on, with clear sides for my EDC after having to dump the stuff out too many times at airport security. It doesnt look as good but it will be less stressful.

Great video as normal! I keep my prepaid card in an ultra lightweight non-bulky RFID sleeve just in case, also protects it from damage caused by other items in the kit rubbing etc. Keep up the great work 👍

@JonGadget

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the feedback and kind comment 👍

Disposable paper soap sheets in a small plastic bag can also be useful, just like one or two compressed towels.

@PRH123

4 ай бұрын

I carry a couple mini soap bars (borrowed from precious hotels), to use in the case of a hotel with only liquid soap, which I can't stand.

I’ve watched a lot of these type videos, and I have my own travel edc, but this video really had some great new ideas!

Thanks for this video Jon. Great kit.

Excellent Jon, you always come through for us!

@JonGadget

Жыл бұрын

Thank you 👍

Thanks John, exactly what I was looking for. Rather than have this remember to remove a knife etc. It is great to have a purpose built carry on only kit ready to go.

@JonGadget

Жыл бұрын

Great 👍

Your videos are very practical, the kits well equipped and very well explained. A very good travel partner. We combine the useful with the pleasant. Thank you very much!

@JonGadget

Жыл бұрын

Thank you

I love all your videos, but I especially enjoy your kits! I've built a couple myself since finding your site, and only wish there were more vids here for me to watch. I've binged them all, many more than once. Safe travels!

@JonGadget

Жыл бұрын

Great to hear. Glad you like them 👍

It's totally awesome, an all-rounder kit. Looks like you had a blast making up this travel kit...

@JonGadget

Жыл бұрын

I did 😊 and thank you

I’m actually very curious re your total luggage for your trip since you’re doing all carry on. Would love to see a video on that.

@JonGadget

Жыл бұрын

Coming up soon - just gathering all the footage of the trip

Another awesome video. Covered all the bases. Thank you.

@JonGadget

Жыл бұрын

Thank you 👍

Just started carrying a RovyVon A1 and love it.👍

I find a ranger band, rubber band around the power bank enables you to hold it to your phone while charging particularly with the small cords

I've had the Gerber Shard on my keys for about 2 years now, and have never had a problem travelling with it back and forth from the UK. Highly recommend getting one, as it's so small, it won't pull your trousers down if you have it attached to your keyring.

@JonGadget

Жыл бұрын

Good to know 👍

Binder clips aka Boston Clips here in the U.S. are an essential part of my EDC, they are just so usefull

Really enjoy your channel. This kit is great

This video is exactly what I was looking for!

thanks for the channel and the Videos, I put the kit together before my trip to the Philipines last week and used almost everything in it. My wife wondered why I had turned into a boy scout again - let see how many times she says that when were on holiday next month - keep up the great reviews :)

Another excellent kit video! I managed to get through Luton security a few times with Victorinox Rally attached to my keys when flying to Poland, but now once it's replaced by a Mini Champ I don't think I'll risk it, so it's great to see non-knife recommendations!

@JonGadget

Жыл бұрын

Thanks - yes, wouldn’t want to lose that one

Great kit thanks!

Excellent. My addition is a small compass, clipped onto that interior loop in the Mini pouch.

@JonGadget

Жыл бұрын

Nice idea 👍

Great job! Keep up the good work. 👍

Over a period of 25 years I progressively shrunk to 16L carry-on which fits tiny overhead or underseat. The hardest part was footwear, something which can cover a wide spectrum of situations. I don't use any pouches they are dead weight. I don't take a folding Titanium spork as they heavier and harder to keep clean than a plastic spoon one end fork other end and a crude food cutting edge. Don't carry a torch just use an led USB which is powered from power bank. The getting by without laptop was a challenge but I went with an Android tablet and a Bluetooth keyboard. I had the leatherman TSA approved bladeless was fine within USA but got confiscated leaving UK so I found a belt buckle which complements the plastic spork.

@uuuultra

Жыл бұрын

Keep all that in your pocket

@GeekfromYorkshire

Жыл бұрын

@@uuuultra I wrap my clothes around everything I'm not needing during the flight and put in a waterproof bag.... no pouches.

@PRH123

4 ай бұрын

I'm picturing you eating soup with the belt buckle :)

@GeekfromYorkshire

4 ай бұрын

No have plastic spork, it's got a spoon one end and a fork other end, plastic is less threatening. Has a serated edge but that's useless. That's easy. @@PRH123

Great stuff, Jon. Thanks.

I would personally switch that one big binding clip for a couple of small ones. In my experience one is never enough ;)

@JonGadget

Жыл бұрын

good option - although curtain closing might be tricky with a small one

Fascinating. What I do after every trip is divide my stuff into things I have used and things I have not. Of the things I have not used, I go through them and go is there a scenario that the unused thing would be vital. So everything that has not been used I leave behind. I can't really see anything here I would take with me. Except perhaps care and feeding of electronics but I relegate them to their own category. eg my phone needs a cable and charger so that is the phone, and its support system. I also never bother with things I could easily get, like writing paper, or wipes etc.

Excellent, thank you!

One thing that’s very handy about the pin included in the Swiss Card is that you can use it to poke a hole in any blisters you might get. I just sterilise it by holding it in a flame, poke a hole, drain the blister and put a plaster over top. Instant pain relief and no special plasters required!

@JonGadget

Жыл бұрын

Great info 👍

@deborahnelson2851

2 ай бұрын

OMG, do not open blisters! They are your body’s way of healing. Just put bandaid (plaster) over it and wait until it opens itself.

A few suggestions that I like. Pokka pens are small fisher space pen style pens. But more affordable and colorful. They have a few cool colors, and fit nicely into the top area of the pouch itself. Glow Rhino recently released the 'spark'. its a small colored tritium fob. Something that you can put onto the loop of your torch so that you can always find it in the dark. Since its tritium its glow is always on and doesn't need to be charged. and maybe a hero clip, so you can easily hang it or attach it to things.

@kirk1968

Жыл бұрын

Brilliant idea about the Spark, I have the larger version on my keyring but the smaller one on the flashlight would be quite useful.

@pretentiousname01

Жыл бұрын

@@kirk1968 Thanks. I got one to play around with, and was pleasantly surprised with how bright it is. I tossed it on my bag light so I can always grab it if I have to root around in there.

Several afterthoughts. The torch needs to have a magnet or several on different faces to hold it. Missing, rubber bands and safety pins. The duct tape is an excellent inclusion and will add that to my kit. I am very much into self surgery for cuts, splinters and infections, so one of the missing functions in my kit is things to hold other things to free up hands. Big problem with few off shelf solutions.

Greatest kits on KZread hands down Thanks again for the great content sir 😁 Might want to move the pen to the left of the right side of the pouch, as you would need to barely open the zipper to access the pen in a hurry

@JonGadget

Жыл бұрын

Nice bit of detail there Eyal 👍

Merci Mister Jon ! C’était super et très complet, comme d’habitude ! Travel is my favorite topic. Je vous souhaite un bon séjour en Thaïlande

@JonGadget

Жыл бұрын

Thank you 👍

If AAA usage isn't your highest priority, the Nitecore tube is amazing value for money. It's $10, super bright. And rechargable. Also very simple to use, press low, press high, hold high If you get one of the translucent or clear ones, the entire flashlight lights up when it's turned on

Your channel and delivery are soothing. Like a well oiled machine

Just discovered your channel. Very useful items. The only item I might add that has always passed airport security in the US and UK is a Gerber Zip Blade.

Great ideas, as always Jon! I always take away at least one thing from each video.

@JonGadget

Жыл бұрын

Great to hear

Fantastic explanation & breakdown.

I’m glad you mentioned the Leatherman Style Ps for air travel. I’ve been bring mine in carryon (USA) for years. I leave it packed in the bag and I’d say 98% of the time TSA doesn’t even catch it. The few times they do they are perplexed as most people have never seen a knifeless Leatherman. Great tool and good quality.

@m5msm

Жыл бұрын

Unfortunately plier based multi tools are restricted by CAA so can be taken off you at UK airports

@ba2724

Жыл бұрын

I had my Ps confiscated in Europe (Germany) finally after many trips without incident. I brought another one with me via Dubai and same thing, it got confiscated.

@330_Crew

Жыл бұрын

@@ba2724 Good to know. I'm going to Europe later in the year and I'll be sure to leave them at home.

@JonGadget

Жыл бұрын

good to know 👍

Great video and great kit as always Jon!

@JonGadget

Жыл бұрын

thank you

I’d add a clear plastic “bread bag” (US terminology) and a wire tie. Effectively weightless, no breakable zip top, 100 uses - most particularly to collect all your stuff when TSA makes you dump all that out to screen. You can take your time to refill your EDC while waiting for your delayed plane.

@smoceany9478

3 ай бұрын

must be regional, i have no idea what a bread bag is

@michaellucks1642

3 ай бұрын

Yeah Regional, as in “US”.

@smoceany9478

3 ай бұрын

@@michaellucks1642 i meant regional in the us, im from america and havent heard that term in my life

@michaellucks1642

3 ай бұрын

@@smoceany9478 okay, gotcha. Just search on clear plastic bread bag. They’re cheap, practically weightless, no ziplock; $3 or $4 for 75 to 100 bags. Sold at most chain grocery stores.

@JohnFourtyTwo

2 ай бұрын

@@smoceany9478Have you ever been to a grocery store and wondered what those plastic bags all those loaves of bread are in when you’re in the bakery section?

Keep up the good work I added all the items to my Amazon list.

@JonGadget

Жыл бұрын

👍

I love these videos, but they cost me too much money as I end up buying half the gear!!! Keep them coming Jon!!

@JonGadget

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Mark 😬

Jon…..I always enjoy your presentations. And while I don’t need or want several of the items you showcase, many are clever additions for those who do. And I enjoy seeing new items. I can’t imagine I’m the first viewer to make this suggestion, but just in case…….. Both these bags, the Mini and the Micro are good products. But if there is one feature that Maxpedition needs to dispense with on both, that would be the Velcro closure on the front mesh pouch of the Mini. Once engaged, the closure defies the effort of the strongest fingers to separate it. And if one is trying to access the item therein, it’s very frustrating. So I grabbed a tool I know you love, the trusty Victorinox scissors on my knife. I snipped away the stitching on the Maxpedition label until it could be removed. That label stitching also secures the male Velcro on the inside of the mesh panel, which I gleefully discarded. And now that mesh pocket is no longer the recipient of my wrath. Ok….I’ll be honest. My profanity. This is great because now I use that profanity on other deserving items……..😉

Great kit. Lots of good things. On a negative note - the Gerber Shard 😞I carried one for two years on my keys. Never used it once, found it fairly useless and the only thing it was good at was making holes in my pockets. It really is a waste of time.

@JonGadget

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the feedback - it is basic, but could come in handy

@PRH123

4 ай бұрын

I carry something similar, but more useful. Also based on a flat piece of aluminum, but has 2 screwdrivers on the corners, 4 sizes of bolt hex wrenches (hexagonal holes in the plate), the usual bottle opener, and a square opening they say can hold your phone up on a table. I've actually used it (carry it in my cycling kit). A couple more bolt sizes and a couple of Allen wrench heads and it would be brilliant. Bought it a sporting goods store, so if it had a brand name, don't remember now what it is :)

Great setup and suggestions

I've traveled the US successfully with that exact Leatherman. The TSA goons recommended that I deploy all the tools and run it through in its own tray.

@JonGadget

Жыл бұрын

Wow!

Always great content Jon, thanks. 👍🏻

@JonGadget

Жыл бұрын

Hi Ian Jons away fiddling with this kit in Thailand but thank you for the superthanks im sure when Jon sees this he will appreciate it

@JonGadget

Жыл бұрын

I’m back now! Thanks Ian 👍

I'll highly suggest to always brings a 20*30cm(A4 size) plastic bag, it could be so helpful in day to day life, along with goods carrying ability, it can also act as a mini tarp, a patching material, with some tape it can be a part of wound dressing, and protect your delicate electronics from weathers. beyond all that, the second most used function, if you carries those neatly puzzle-packed edc kit, when in a hurry, you can just dump all your items into it and move on when you don't have the time or the patience to re-package the whole kit after using.

@JonGadget

Жыл бұрын

Good suggestions - thank you

@lskazalski

9 ай бұрын

Would that be a quart size bag?

@fyanezc

8 ай бұрын

Great advice...I have 2 dog poop size plastic bags, that I use for my dog and as emergency garbage bag. They take up no space and very useful as described by OP.

Hi Jon, the only addition/replacement I would suggest is those special plasters for blisters. (I think the original and best brand is called something like “Compeed”.) They are brilliant for blisters which may be an issue in a tropical climate, but are also vastly superior in their ability to adhere than regular sticking plasters. Btw, if you pop down to Australia since you’re close enough from Thailand, you’ll have to check any size of scissors despite what the guidelines say. Trust me on that one…! Thanks, Jon

@JonGadget

Жыл бұрын

Good addition and noted re scissors!

@annhans3535

Жыл бұрын

I lost my Leatherman to TSA, she said my tiny knife was a no no.😩

@lskazalski

9 ай бұрын

The Leatherman he showed had no knife

I can confirm that ther's no problem with Gerber Shard on the airports, but pliers (even the smallest one) are big NO NO. Great idea with the magnet. Now I have another item to add :) Thanks!

@JonGadget

Жыл бұрын

Good to know - thanks for sharing 👍

Needle & thread housewife (pre-threaded needles) always useful and a couple of nitrile gloves for when you have to fix, clean or touch something you'd rather not.

Great kit. Only thing I would change is a small compass and drop the magnet. Compass can save you time and may save your life in an emergency.

@JonGadget

Жыл бұрын

I do have one in my outdoor kit, but not a bad addition as long as you don’t need that magnet!

For many years I’ve traveled all over the world with a SAK mini, occasionally I get pulled but they just check it, look at me and put it back in. No worries

Brilliant, all good and food for thought thank you. Id have some foam ear plugs too incase you're sitting next to Mr snorey snoreison for 11 hrs straight !

@JonGadget

Жыл бұрын

I do take some with me separately 👍 this kit is more for when you get there

Glasses, in an emergency a tiny hole in a piece of paper can help. Basically works like a 'box camera'.

A couple of items to consider is would include a SIM tool, for changing out your phones SIM card, I find them useful for other purposes, if not the tool, a large paperclip. I would like to have a method of charging my iWatch as well. With my vision as well, I carry in my wallet a credit card sized magnifying glass (Fresnel Lens Credit Card Magnifier, 3x)

Nice kit with some good ideas for me to add to mine...one thing I will add is "axe brand universal oil" a very small vial which is great for clearing sinuses due to pressure changes on the plane.

@JonGadget

Жыл бұрын

Not heard that before! Would need to switch to liquids bag though on flight which is extra hassle

@BillDrives

Жыл бұрын

@@JonGadget Its classified as a non prescription medicine and therefore exempt from the liquid bag.

Even though I don’t yet need glasses to read, I just picked up a ThinOptics pair from the clearance section at walmart ($10!). I also ditched the case, wrapped it in the microfiber cloth and sticked it my backup driving glasses case. Wouldn’t have bought them if it weren’t from seeing them on this channel so much. Not sure if that’s a good thing or a bad thing, lol

Awesome. I can’t wait to hear the outcome of certain tools you showcased wondering if they pass flight restrictions… thanks

@JonGadget

Жыл бұрын

Traveling now so will feedback shortly 👍

I really love your kit nd knife videos also big fan

@JonGadget

Жыл бұрын

Thank you 👍

Hi jon, really good video (as per usual!) I recently bought a knifeless rebar from leather man to carry in addition to my non locking victorinox bantam. I was hoping you would be able to let me know if I would be able to carry the rebar in cabin luggage. Obviously it doesn’t have a knife but I don’t know if the saw would be an issue. Thanks!

Excellent video!

Great choices and nice video. I might also add a couple large safety pins and a needle and thread for minor repairs.

@JonGadget

Жыл бұрын

Thank you - yes, good additions

In almost two years in Thailand, I have only seen ticks on the neighborhood dogs. The owner looked them over before allowing them in her bed. Depends on what you're doing, in other words.

@JonGadget

Жыл бұрын

Good to know too 👍

Another great selection, though the Rovyvon E5 is the stand out for me. An astonishing amount of functionality in that compact size.

@JonGadget

Жыл бұрын

Thank you. Yes Rovyvon are the leaders in my book for compact functionality 👍

Lovely video, as always mate

@JonGadget

Жыл бұрын

Thank you 🙏

Thanks Jon

Sometimes I wonder if there was a single item that sparked the inspiration for the whole kit/video. That torch seems so well suited to this situation!

@JonGadget

Жыл бұрын

It is a great fit

Brilliant video.

@paulstanley8088

8 ай бұрын

Subscribed also!

Best view on this topic I have found yet

@JonGadget

4 ай бұрын

Thank you

This is a very nice kit. I recommend you to check the reusable cable ties. Just ordered two pack and they are great.

@JonGadget

Жыл бұрын

good idea

@red9733

9 ай бұрын

He uses tubing to hold them together.. where can i get such tubings? Thx

I always look forward to the uploads! Shame about that pliers restriction

Thank god for your channel Jon (brings all us geeks together) - I see to frequent your shop at lakeside (or was it blue water?) sone time ago now! - here’s to boys n toys & never ‘fully’ growing up! Keep up the good work dude 🙏🇬🇧

Suggestion: include a length of aviation safety wire, similar use case to cable ties but tougher.

I had scissors about the size of those in a Keysmart set of keys, and TSA refused to allow them through earlier this month, in spite of the fact that I'd had them through with no problem many times previously.

Very interesting, thanks. The spare glasses are a genius idea. The spoon was unusual but makes perfect sense, so many times I've needed one in a hotel room. No sewing kit...? The magnet i can see as very problematic, they're actually considered dangerous goods for shipping on aircraft and arent allowed. I carry an electrical tape roll, that's mostly used, but a bit is left. Keeping everything in a pouch with a lanyard that you can wear around your neck is extremely useful for grabbing something when standing in line, like a kangaroo accessing its pouch. I have a nice leather one for that purpose.

@cloudswinger2000

4 ай бұрын

Magnets that strong often can erase your credit card, phone or usb sticks. I've seen them in other people's bags, but it's dangerous for data.

Jon, you need to do a modern kit interpretation of the two classic kits from ‘Lofty’ Wiseman’s classic SAS survival handbook. The survival tin and survival pouch…

@SlackingSince1969

Жыл бұрын

I'm now curious to see what a Jon Gadget version of those kits would look like. Those would be 2 amazing videos.