This video appears to be a review or showcase of the "Data Crew Snack Break Sling," with a particular condition mentioned for purchasing. The creator provides affiliate links for the sling, an Alpaka Elements Tech Case, and their favorite Amazon items. They also share business inquiry contact information, a P.O. Box for stickers, and links to join their YouTube channel "Battalion" for perks, their Discord server, Instagram, and a secondary YouTube channel. Additional affiliate links are provided for other gear like a Nutsac sling, earbuds, and various bags, as well as extensive camera and audio equipment, and lighting. The focus is primarily on EDC gear and the creator's preferred equipment.
This YouTube video features an EDC (Everyday Carry) yard sale with a variety of items being sold. The items include knives, bags, slings, and flashlights. Specific brands and models are listed with their prices, such as Benchmade Boost, Civivi Ultem Elementum, TRM Atom, Tops Knives MSF-G, Olight Baton 4, Data Crew Small Fry, Carry Commission Bum Bag, Nutsac Sling, Vault Case TSA, Tomtoc X-pac, Brown Buffalo Conceal Pack, 5.11 bags, Vertx packs, and Brevite Backpack. The creator also provides links to their wish list, contact information, and social media channels.
This video provides a review of the Data Crew Snacktime Sling, a waist pack designed for everyday carry (EDC). The reviewer, Marine X, discusses his experiences with the sling after two weeks of use, detailing its specifications, what he likes about it, and its drawbacks. He also shares his overall recommendation for potential buyers and mentions requests for future versions of the product. The description includes affiliate links for various products, including the sling itself, an Aura trial, and other gear, as well as information for business inquiries, sticker submissions, channel memberships, and social media links.
This video reviews and recommends the top 3 EDC (Everyday Carry) pouches that the creator consistently returns to after extensive testing. The pouches highlighted are the Supreme Small Zip Pouch, the Nutsac, and the Data Crew pouch. Links to purchase each item are provided in the description. The creator also shares links to their other social media platforms, a secondary YouTube channel, and the camera and audio gear they use for content creation.
This video showcases a DIY EDC (Everyday Carry) trauma kit assembled with compact and capable items. The presenter highlights a Data Crew What-a-Slider pouch as the container, featuring essential medical supplies such as a chest sealant, Leatherman Raptor Shears, a flashlight, Quick Clot, a tourniquet, a chem light, and a CPR mask. The focus is on creating a highly functional trauma kit that fits a small form factor, suitable for carrying on a daily basis.
This video showcases a DIY process for creating a compact Everyday Carry (EDC) medical kit pouch. The creator demonstrates how to assemble a basic first-aid kit within a "What-a-Slider" pouch from Data Crew, featuring essential items like wound relief, pain medication, gauze, saline wash, gloves, and a splinter probe. A Leatherman Squirt PS4 multi-tool is also included. The video emphasizes practical preparedness for minor injuries in an EDC context.
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