Video Overview

Big thanks to EXCESSORIZE ME. for another loud, honest haul — this time buying back childhood gadgets with adult money. The video is pure pocket-hoarder energy: 1990s toys, MagSafe patches, metal fidgets, a $200 micro umbrella, and one collab bag that should not have been $400. If you grew up in the 90s or 2000s and still chase the pieces you could not afford then, this one will feel familiar. Grab coffee. The regret count is lower than you think.

Items & Gear List

• Bandai Pokemon Finger Puppets (Raticate / 1996) – Search on Amazon (Varies)
• Mini RC Forklift / Excavator / Dump Truck set – Purchase on Amazon (~$30 each)
• Youtooz Futurama Take My Money Fry Vinyl Figure – Purchase on Amazon
• NikeCraft x Tom Sachs General Purpose Participation Shoes – Search on Amazon (Secondary market)
• MANSCAPED The Lawn Mower Ultra Gen 6 – View at MANSCAPED (~$110)
• NHRA 1:24 Cruz Pedregon Small Soldiers Diecast – Search on Amazon (Varies)
• The Gungeon X50 MagPatch (Max) – View at The Gungeon ($55)
• HIGHSTAXX (Staxx) Patches – View at HIGHSTAXX (Varies)
• Black Mirror Design Hotdog Slider Fidget – View at Ikael EDC (Limited / sold out)
• Lautie x Hatedust Armored Boar Bottle Opener – View at Ikael EDC
• Walsh Metal Works Clicktendo – View at Walsh Metal Works ($315+)
• Antiquated x EXME Magikarp Patches – Search on Amazon (~$20 on Whatnot streams)
• Rolex Travel Pouch – Search on Amazon (Secondary market)
• Heroclix Action Tokens – Search on Amazon (Varies)
• Nippon Flex Rockman X Poke Series – Search on Amazon (Collector / CIB)
• Bomberman B-Daman Baku Board Game – View at Trader Games (Collector)
• Senz Micro Windproof Umbrella – Purchase on Amazon (~$200)
• Innerraum x Nika x NOCTA 3024 Modular Crossbody Bag – View at HBX (~$400 secondary)

Editor’s Insight

EXCESSORIZE ME. gets a second shoutout for keeping this haul honest. A lot of creator shopping videos only show free PR. Here the point is the opposite: paid-for nostalgia, secondary-market pain, and a clear list of what still sparks joy versus what sits on a shelf. That framing matters for everyday carry readers, because half of these pieces are pocket toys and the other half are pure collection flexes.

The EDC-relevant cluster is easy to spot. The Gungeon MagPatch turns your phone into a patch board without forcing a full Velcro bag. HIGHSTAXX card-style patches pair well with it if you like Pokemon-adjacent flair. On the metal side, the Lautie x Hatedust Armored Boar is a classic titanium bottle-opener form with a removable helmet — heavy, magnetic, and more desk sculpture than trail tool. The Walsh Metal Works Clicktendo is the crowd magnet: Game Boy layout, loud clicks, optional screen inserts, and a price that puts it firmly in boutique fidget territory. The Black Mirror hotdog slider is sold out and limited, which is exactly why it shows up in videos like this.

Then there is the one regret candidate most viewers will clock: the Senz Micro umbrella at about $200. The asymmetric canopy is real, and it packs smaller than a classic compact. Whether that geometry is worth two hundred dollars depends on how often you walk in sideways rain with a bag on your back. The Innerraum x NOCTA modular sling is the other high-ticket swing — football padding, detachable second pouch, secret strap pockets, and Nike branding that drives demand more than pure utility. Cool, comfortable, and not a workhorse office bag.

The childhood lane is messier by design. 1996 Bandai finger puppets, complete-in-box Rockman X Poke units, Heroclix tokens, Small Soldiers diecast, and a Japanese Bomberman B-Daman board game are hunt items. Expect eBay, local game shops, and long shipping waits. The mini RC construction set is the opposite: cheap, solid plastic, and an easy gift pick if you want something that still plays. The Youtooz Take My Money Fry figure is the on-brand shelf piece for this channel — meme energy with better detail than a basic Pop.

Shoes and sponsor notes sit outside classic EDC, but they still fit the adult-money theme. The Tom Sachs General Purpose shoe is a sold-out NikeCraft collab people chase on secondary markets for the outdoor grip and dual pull tabs. MANSCAPED’s Lawn Mower Ultra Gen 6 is the bill-paying sponsor segment: dual heads, long runtime, waterproof body, and an upgraded battery display. Useful if you want the latest generation rather than older Amazon listings for Gen 5 hardware.

What this video does well for Everyday Carry Blog readers is the split between carry tools and memory objects. MagSafe patch plates, metal clickers, and a true micro umbrella can live in a daily rotation. PSA-grade nostalgia, Rolex service pouches, and exclusive collab bags are weekend flexes. Watch with that filter on and the cart gets a lot smarter — even when the host admits the shopping addiction is the feature, not the bug.

Closing Remarks

Want the full context on which childhood buy actually hurt? Watch the EXCESSORIZE ME. video above, then use the gear list to jump straight to the pieces you care about. Tell us in the comments which item you would buy first — the MagPatch, the Clicktendo, or the Senz umbrella — and whether adult money makes nostalgia better or just more expensive.