Maxpedition Micro (completely maxed out) - What do I keep in my pocket organiser pouch/tool kit

Finally filmed a video showing off everything I keep in my Maxpedition Micro pocket organiser and it is seriously maxed out.

I know I got centimetres and millimetres mixed up in the video but I bet you're going to tell me in the comments anyway.

I will try and find links to everything I have in my kit but some of it I have made and other bits I have picked up over time in all sorts of locations so I won't be able to link absolutely everything.

BIC Mini - Available at all good corner shops
Victorinox Ratchet - No longer available

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[kixb]

the Spyderco+cork fitting into the knipex handle space was amazing lol.

[kevvy]

I wasn’t quite sure if that was a “refresher” wipe at first lol. Great video

[davidhochstadt]

One of the best well thought out kits I have seen. Thanks for sharing it with us. I’m an EDC fanatic for the past 30 years. I’m always trying to build the perfect kit. I think my wife is ready to have me baker acted. I am subscribing to your Chanel now.

[Dracomies]

This is a genius kit. A lot of people know how to fit small items in but not in a way that's useful or effective. Your kit actually is leagues above those 'Altoid tin' kits in that everything has a use and practicality. You also make a really great point about the Leatherman bits. It's so true. If you lost one bit, you're SOL. I personally shifted away from Leatherman bits as well because they get mangled pretty easily (compared to Wiha or Wera bits), they also don't have as much force because it's half the size (they just don't feel as locked in), and it's actually pretty cumbersome to take each bit out and use on a clunky multitool when it's much easier to use a driver instead. I love how you did that cork thing. It's just so next level. And the way you labeled everything is just so eloquent. Also the WD40 idea seems so damn genius as well but I'll admit I'm scared to try that. :P

[stefan]

Very well thought out kit with high quality items. You did a good job on assembling this. I've seen thousands of videos on EDC pouches, most of them with nonsense stuff but with this here I agree with every item. Seems that you have put a lot of thoughts in it and have experience with EDC and tools. Would be great to see more videos from you! Cheers from Germany!

[grsg]

Excellent kit! The best I’ve seen so far in the EDC community!

[AnnieGill]

Wow, amazing set up! Great job. Love how you fixed the knife to go in the wrench!

[AtelierKumasan]

best tinker EDC ever, great inventiveness, well done !

[mfpd]

Wow very nice kit. I have a micro as well and I’m blown away by how much it will hold! One small suggestion if I may? Medical supplies of some sort. I carry a couple 2 x 2 gauze pads and a couple bandaids. Just the very basic just in case of a small injury. Of course being a paramedic my mind set goes that direction anyway, but thought I’d share that suggestion. Loved your kit and I feel I need to find that tiny mechanical pencil now!!

[arturodelgado]

Bro.... that little kit is fire🔥. I love your taste in your EDC tiny pack.

[rhino]

Hello. A very clear showing of an excellent kit. I always enjoy this style of video. I am always looking for new ideas. All the best.

[americansuperdad]

I have a couple of different sized paperclips attached to the bands inside of my kit. Paperclips are always handy and serve many needs.

[acbigal]

Knipex pliers are my most used tool at work working on chemical tankers. When you adjust them just right they work like a ratchet and make the job very quick and the angled teeth get the same grip as the old fashioned pipe wrenches. I've put cheater bars on my larger ones and put a ton of torque on them and I've still not had any break. I have that mini knipex plier and I never thought of adding it to my edc but I definitely will now. Nice kit you have put together!

[rogerfernet]

One of the most effective and usable EDC I’ve seen over. And I’ve seen a lot ^_^

[chasingthetrail]

Not a bad way to go I went a little different with mine in my video but great stuff man. I’m glad tool kits are becoming more popular. Hope to see your channel continue to grow man.

[cameronchicken]

i have the cobra xs and i’m waiting for the wrench pliers xs (ordered over a month ago) to decide which one to use as a slingshot. I found a 1/4” square to 1/4” hex locking bit holders and I plan to weld them to the tips of the handle of one of the pliers so that it’s more of a multi tool but also so I have a really fast way to attach slingshot bands. I really like the knife holder thing, i’m probably going to do that to whichever pliers I don’t Frankenstein. And I’ve been strongly considering a small pouch. something I’m looking for is a bright rechargeable flashlight which I can use as an emergency battery bank to recharge my phone so that it’s still practical to carry in the daytime.

[mariusmarius]

Very cool mate, well put together and very well presented. Enjoy that.

[TheTuneAce]

Love the cork idea for storying loose items in between pliers handles

[georgesuhani]

It's the biggest toolkit ever! Big like & thanks for a good ideas! Only 1 think no like (no problem) a nano spiderco knives, no its not good. But how you made a little holder, the greatest! Thanks for all ideas!

[kan-zee]

Wonderful Tailored items for your Organizer !! You gave me some good ideas. Thanks for that.

2:16 ..The Flashlight Nitcortip SE 700 lumen...does it run on AAA batteries or a specialty battery ??

4:14 ...I always put some duct tape over my Bic lighter triggers, to prevent the trigger from accidently being pressed in the kit.

5:27.. Excellent creative PS on the DIY cork holder that fits perfectly in the Cobra Pliers

10:33..been using regular 50 cent, paper pocket notebooks for field notes, for decades and never had an issue with rain (A simple custom cut to size ziplok baggie works perfectly)....Everyone is buying up these $30cad Rite In Rain Notebooks ...and they rarely use them...lol. It baffles me.
Rhodia has a good GSM Paper.

Suggestion : add a small Ziplock baggie with bandaids and a straw tube of Polysporin triple strength for a Booboo Kit.

Cheers !! Happy New Year to you.