Videos tagged with Pens

This live stream covers a wide range of everyday carry (EDC) items, including flashlights, knives, wallets, bags, and pens. The host, Marine X, discusses specific product features, pricing, and personal experiences, offering insights into the practical application and value of various gear. Viewers are encouraged to share their own EDC items and ask questions, fostering a community discussion around preparedness and gear selection.

This video highlights numerous Cyber Monday and Black Friday deals on a wide range of EDC, survival, and preparedness items. It covers discounts on pens, knives, bags, e-bikes, power stations, flashlights, wallets, and more, offering practical advice on maximizing savings during the holiday sales period. The presenter emphasizes making informed purchasing decisions rather than impulse buys, even when deals are attractive.

This video showcases a variety of deals on everyday carry items, including knife sharpeners, wallets, flashlights, pens, and survival gear. The presenter highlights specific product features, sale prices, and discount codes, offering practical advice for acquiring these items at a reduced cost. Viewers interested in upgrading their EDC or preparing for various situations can find numerous product recommendations and purchasing opportunities.

This video presents a weekly roundup of deals on various everyday carry items, tools, and tech accessories. It covers a wide range of products from different brands, highlighting discounts and potential value for consumers looking to acquire new gear. The presenter offers brief overviews and personal opinions on each item, aiming to inform viewers about current sales and product features.

This YouTube livestream focuses on preparing an EDC (Everyday Carry) journal alongside morning coffee. The host mentions specific items like a Bastion pen and a notebook from 'The Marinex', providing affiliate links and a discount code. The video also includes a Q&A session, suggesting viewer interaction and discussion related to EDC topics. While not explicitly discussing firearms, the context of EDC and the inclusion of a PO Box for mail suggest a lifestyle and gear-oriented channel that often overlaps with the firearms community.

This YouTube video, titled "This Guy Has Too Many Pens," focuses on an individual who appears to have an extensive collection of pens. While the title and description do not mention any firearms, ammunition, manufacturers, or related topics, the content is clearly centered around the collection and display of writing instruments.

This video from Marine X advises viewers to stop carrying 10 specific EDC items that are often impractical, redundant, or fall into gimmick categories. The instructor argues that items like grappling hooks, dedicated bottle openers, paracord bracelets, fixed-blade knives, keychain tools, lanyards, notebooks, multi-tools, compasses, and certain self-defense items are generally unnecessary for daily carry and can be replaced by more practical alternatives or are simply not used effectively.

This video details the author's essential everyday carry (EDC) items for spring 2022, focusing on technology, personal tools, and lifestyle accessories. The author emphasizes practical items for daily use, travel, and unexpected situations, showcasing a range of gadgets and gear. The content is presented from a personal perspective, offering ideas for viewers' own EDC configurations.

This YouTube video, titled "Going Gear EDC Club (Rogan Mini Scout & Mininch Tool Pen)", appears to be a review or showcase of EDC (Everyday Carry) items. The description highlights the "Going Gear EDC Club" subscription service and includes affiliate links for "GRAB GUNS & GADGETS GEAR", "Gun Owners of America", "Blackout Coffee Company", and "Olight". It also lists various social media platforms for "Guns & Gadgets Media". The video likely focuses on the Rogan Mini Scout and Mininch Tool Pen as part of an EDC setup, potentially for concealed carry or general utility.

This video, "TacticalDoodle on Gifts That Rule, Part 1," is a humorous and opinionated take on Thanksgiving gift-giving, focusing on items that are considered good or bad. While not a traditional firearm review, the content creator discusses several items with potential overlap for firearm enthusiasts and EDC (Everyday Carry) communities. The description lists specific examples of headphones, sunglasses, pens, and even a Lyman Plains Pistol and a Red Ryder BB gun. The creator intends for the video to help viewers avoid bad gifts and suggests sending it to others who might need guidance on appropriate presents for "TNPs" (presumably an inside joke or community term).