My 2024 Ultimate EDC Travel Kit
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Published 2024-04-13
Here are links to the products featured. This can consist of Amazon affiliate links (and as an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases) and supplier affiliate links and direct website links. See below for more on affiliate links.
Link to Kits Playlist:
• Kits
Products Featured in the Video:
Maxpedition Micro Pouch Amazon
Amazon geni.us/yiMR
Glow Rhino
Heinnie Haynes bit.ly/3JhdJ1Q
Amazon UK geni.us/KLN8lct
Website glowrhino.com/
Victorinox Jetsetter
Website www.victorinox.com/
Mini Pry Bar
CountyComm countycomm.com/JON10
Link gives 10% discount
TiSpanner
Indiegogo www.indiegogo.com/projects/tispanner-compact-titan…
SOG Power Pint bit.ly/4aNvZez
UK Heinnie Haynes
Amazon US geni.us/RAsjs
Victorinox Super Tinker
Amazon geni.us/AuLoo0A
Victorinox Compact
Amazon geni.us/oJZU2b0
Heat Shrink Tubing
Amazon geni.us/whcN
Micro Cord
Amazon geni.us/IKAmz3r
High density Magnet
Amazon geni.us/WOdw
Nitecore NB10000 Power Bank
Nitecore Website bit.ly/3RgN33J
Heinnie Haynes bit.ly/3BkKozG
Amazon geni.us/BlW6zd
Clinell Wipes
Amazon UK geni.us/m1mtxl5
RITR Credit Card Size Notepad
Amazon geni.us/KyB9wz
Bullet SpacePen
Amazon geni.us/oU8p3B9
Super Glue 1g
Amazon UK geni.us/2QtAD
InChargeX 6-in-1 Cable
Rolling Square Website bit.ly/3Aqhg9G
Link will give 20% discount at checkout (single use only)
Folding Spork
Amazon US geni.us/d4xyqS1
Amazon UK geni.us/sT0u0p5
Nitecore NU25
Amazon geni.us/Bh20y
Nitecore Website bit.ly/3RgN33J
Suunto Compass
Amazon geni.us/bNnX
Self Amalgamating Tape
Amazon geni.us/uRXM6
Gorilla Tape
Amazon geni.us/4zAVk
Mini Ferro Rod
Heinnie Haynes bit.ly/3hUo1Kx
Website tortoisegear.com/
Fire Strip Roll
Amazon UK geni.us/X1AI9
Website procamptek.com/products/fire-strip-roll
Mylar Zip Lock Bags
Amazon US geni.us/hJgOp
Amazon UK geni.us/vSNExV
Steri-strips
Amazon geni.us/NSZ4A
Tick Remover
Amazon geni.us/vO3E
Thin Optics Glasses
Amazon geni.us/r0qMlM
My name is Jonathan, I have a passion for all things gadget, travel and EDC (Everyday Carry), which has filled both my personal and work life for many years.
This includes sourcing, reviewing and product development and the creation of two UK national retail chains. Find out more here: • About Jon Gadget - Who and Why
I welcome any feedback on my videos or the channel in general in the comments. See below for more on this.
Contents of this video to help you navigate:
00:00 - Travel Kit Intro
02:02 - Maxpedition Micro
02:48 - Glow Rhino Key Fob
03:19 - Tool Rules
05:22 - Mini Pry Bar
05:46 - TiSpanner
07:17 - Basic Meds
07:34 - Zip Ties (Tie Wraps)
07:51 - Micro Cord
08:03 - Fishing Magnet
08:17 - NB10000 Power Bank
09:24 - Anti Microbial Wipes
09:36 - Rite-in-the-Rain Notebook
09:50 - Emergency Cash and Pre-Payment Card
10:05 - Bullet Space Pen
10:24 - Superglue
10:53 - In-Charge X
11:40 - Spork
12:14 - Nitecore NU25 UL
13:33 - Suunto Mini Compass
14:18 - Tape
14:47 - Fire Lighting
15:37 - Basic First Aid
16:45 - Thin Optics. Water purification. Ear Plugs. Sewing.
17:07 - Packing the Kit
Product Sourcing:
When it comes to sourcing a product for review, I will usually either purchase and item personally or reach out to a supplier requesting a sample for review. Many suppliers are supportive if they are confident in their product, appreciating the value of greater exposure.
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All Comments (21)
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I have to say Jon that your kit videos are by far and away my favourites! I have been known to watch similar videos from others but most commit the cardinal sin of simply putting everything but the kitchen sink into one bag which makes them 1. Heavy 2. Messy and 3. Just downright impractical as I imagine the person searching for their first aid items whilst bleeding all over their 3 knives, emergency blanket, mirror and yards of cordage and the list goes on… and this in the ‘urban kit”. Of course all of these things are useful but you are one of the few who considers the context of where you’re going when you leave the house. Sure it can be more expensive to assemble a lot of kits but one may not need that many depending on their lifestyle. Anyway, all that to say great job and please keep them coming!
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I like to keep my kit utensils wrapped in a napkin or paper towel held with a rubber band. I often either end up needing one when I'm eating or wrapping it around the slightly dirty utensil because I need to get going and don't have a chance to clean it right away.
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Jon Gadget does it again! I always find your kits to be the most effectively equipped and so well organized. So much so I realized that many of your ideas have made it into my own kit without even realizing the inspiration. Keep up the good work!
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You created The Gadget Shop and you create the gadget content I want to see on YouTube... You're as qualified as anyone in my opinion! I think the format is amazing and you're nailing it. Thank you for giving me a reason to spend my monthly disposable income 😂
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That's what I call seriously organized and well thought!
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I have put together emergency kits for my wife and I using items from all your kits put together in maxpedition mini pouches. Love this, thanks
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Brilliant. This is very very similar to the kit I carry every day. The exception is that I can count on one hand the number of times that I've flown in my life, so airline restrictions aren't something I care about, which means my kit includes a mini Bic and some bladed tools. Great video.
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Another fab edc pouch, always good quality well thought out gear. Thank you for sharing. 😊
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What a nice kit. I can't imagin how much fun it is to put it together.
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4th. or 34th. Depends what we're counting. At this point I feel safe clicking the LIKE before I watch the video. Thanks for the consistently great content, Jon! Let's see how many new things I buy once I've watched...
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Thanks for another great upload, sir 👏🏻 Always great to watch your videos to relax for 20 minutes
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I’ve always carried a “kit “ much like this, but usually kept it in my car; too large to carry on a plane, but now that I know what “MI6” is issuing to its operatives (lol) I will redesign a kit much like this one for extended travel! Thanks so much 😊!
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You never fail to introduce me to something new. Again, many thanks.
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Thank you Jonathan, as always great ideas, review and kit.
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Love the fact that youve gone back to a head torch.
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Some of your videos have proven quite useful when revising my kit that I take with me when I fly. I generally use a leatherman micro and a small spiderco knife in my kit and have only ever had them spotted in Germany, and they were allowed through no problems. Other than that I take a med pack, bigger than this one shown here, and a small molle pouch that contains paracord and a space blanket, aswell as a tabacco tin with tinder and a lighter and tea light in it. When im going further afield I take a US GI canteen (nalgene variant) with the metal cup and stove attachment. These kits have literally allowed me to repair the throttle linkage on a 60's landrover while in the mountains of colombia, sorted out situations that require immodium long enough to get from airport to hotel, and allowed me to use the paracord to improvise a washing line when I missed a flight and had to wash pants in the hotel bath! I just got some braided fishing line to replace the paracord, and im in the process of a serious medikit upgrade for in the car due to having taken up firearms shooting, so i figure I should know how to treat a bullet wound just incase. Youtube videos really do come in very helpful for finding out about gear thats useful and gleaning from other peoples good and bad experiences. Thanks for your content.!
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Another brilliant kit, love this iteration Jon. Thanks for sharing!
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Excellent kit, and nice job of consolidating things I have dispersed over multiple pouches. I have much the same gear, largely due to following you for a while now. I do keep a needle and thread in my kit to replace a button, or mend a small tear. I also have replaced zip ties, handy as they are, with brass wire. I can use wire to do prettier much anything I can do with zip ties, as I did before zip ties became ubiquitous. And wire has many more uses, from sewing heavy fabric to hanging a can of water over a fire.
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Nice work Jon ! Big fam of Maxpedition as well 🔥
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Awesome as usual Jon! So grateful for what you give us. Love your thoughtful, interesting videos. Thank you.