EDC Gear Haul (Everyday Carry) Ep 1

Here is some great EDC, travel and tech gear that has found its was to Gadget HQ that we thought you might like to see.

We are lucky enough that every so often great Everyday Carry gear and gadgets just appears in the mail. So we gather up the good stuff to show you in this Haul video.

This channel is here to help you find great travel and carry gear on the back of solid and detailed reviews along with years of experience. I also hope to give you ideas and inspiration when it comes to everyday carry gear, travel gear and gadgets, which make life a little bit easier and perhaps more fun.

I welcome any feedback on my videos or the channel in general. Thank you for taking the time to read this.

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Nitecore P35i LEP Flashlight

Axwell Wallet
Or use 10% off code: jongadget

Benchmade Proper 318 Slip Joint Knife

Orbitkey (Ring V2 and Tracker V2)

Modl - Infinity Tool

Acebeam (search for H30)

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Acebeam H30

Contents of this video to help you navigate:

00:00 - Intro to EDC Haul 1
00:14 - Nitecore P35i LEP Flashlight
03:57 - Axwell EDC Wallet
07:44 - Ultralight 10L Dry Bag
09:16 - Benchmade Proper 318
11:41 - Orbitket Ring V2
12:35 - Orbitkey Tracker V2
14:08 - Modl Infinity Tool
16:00 - Acebeam H30 Headlamp
19:58 - Up Next

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I am sometimes asked to review a product by a supplier which I will only agree to if the product fits the channel and I believe will be of interest to you, my audience.  Also the product needs to be worthy of a review.  It is not in my interest to review inferior or poor quality products and therefore as you might expect many requests are politely declined.

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Comments:

I really appreciate the feedback in the comments - I find it a source of knowledge and inspiration - so thank you to all of you who take the time to contribute. I have recently found that if I continue to respond to all the comments as the number of videos builds, it takes time away from being able to produce new content which would be very counter productive! - so my aim is to read everything I can and reply when I can, after each video goes live, until the next video goes live a week later. I'll see how that works out 😊

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[TheSuperrespect]

What I really like about this entire channel is that it comes from a UK perspective which has definitely some touch blade laws, but other countries also have strict laws which is really helpful, also showcasing some interesting products you don't see on other mainstream edc channel, keep up the good work sir!

[kermitthepog]

I'm looking forward to this new series. Also, I just read your updated video description; don't worry about responding to too many comments, the OGs like me I'm sure are all happy that your channel is growing at such a clip! Too many comments is a good thing!

As an avid wild camper, I was thinking yesterday whilst trying to find my way to a spot I'd been to before in complete darkness, aided only by my trusty, rubbish, 2-for-£10 head torch, I would like to hear your opinion and recommendations for camping torches that tick three boxes:
1. Bright (obviously)
2. Lightweight (the rucksack gets heavier and heavier the longer the hike is!)
3. Affordable (most important for me personally!)
I would like to invest something like £50 in a head torch with a low light mode so my battery can last a couple of nights of reading before bed and also be bright enough to get to camp after dark in the winter months, or to find my way home in an emergency.
I also thought a handheld one might be the better option, or a combo of the two. Was looking at the Olight Seeker 3 pro but that's well out of my price range unfortunately. Probably will end up going for a head torch though.

Cheers! Not expecting a response, but cheers either way.

[michaelyong]

Ive had that Acebeam for about 4 years now I think and am reallly glad to see it's still rated today (which is a rarity in torches as rhe technology is constantly improivng). However, this is the only liggt of many high end loght I've owned that failed on me so it gets a huge points deduction on that. It works again now but for whwtaver reason it failed on me in Iceland and didn't work for a good 2 years after. No idea why but it easnt rhe battery..

[ChatGPT]

Jon, really enjoy your unique perspective, gadgets and channel. Nice viewing while sitting here in Florida waiting for Hurricane Nicole to arrive.

[Gondyr_Nocheinsson]

Definately going to check out the Acebeam. Thanks for another awesome video.

[donaldcarr]

Adjustable reusable tie is a good one.

[paulsmith]

Another great presentation. This channel is both information rich and inspiring. Thanks for all the time and effort!

[Swimdeep]

No Jon, thank you as always for such thorough presentation of products. The headlamp really has me going. 💡

[FreshSakuya]

Liking this format. We get to see all sorts of different gear

[ReplayFan]

Always appreciate your informative content, editing, and details in all your videos. Take care

[ELaster]

Great video to start my Saturday with 😊
The headlamp seems amazing

[fnurbz]

Really liked the dry bag and the knife! Might actually buy the drybag for motorcycle trips

[ryanlavallee]

I recommend the hitch and timber proper slip for the proper knife. It makes carrying the proper a way better experience

[DudesIn]

Thanks for the vid, i look forward to these, you always have the good stuff Johnny.!!!.

[ZombieKiller]

You’re the reason I bought a rovyvon flashlight! Thanks

[dlee]

As a viewer from the US all I have to say is "Brilliant!"

[mufasaiam]

Loved the video mate, hope you keep it going in the future!

[ghostooo]

Another great video making my wallet lighter and lighter every video we need more of these the 100%

[CaesarBest]

Strong magnets on a cardholder? My bank cards have magnet strips on them, I doubt this would end well.

[showshow]

the Nebo searchlights also does an LEP + Flood mix