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One of the best bug out bags ive seen on UA-cam. Many quality items that will work/last, along with covering almost all areas.

Dang! I notice in each of the areas of a pack,, you really did put the best items for their particular task. Not just the best,, but proven to be the best. I have 95% of your kit. I don't know what your charging, but I'm A solid g into mine. Well done

Yes I just watched your video and found it interesting,and as good as it looks there are at least to things that I think should be included in that kit a folding camp stove and at least a one person cook kit

TY. Watched many videos....yours is the best and TY for all the links

5.11 AMP 24 packs have option to mount hip straps. Just saying.

Realize that when you say "Folks" you sound like a lying politician.

A coffee filter is a nice super lightweight option for a water pre-filter. 😎

When will there be a follow up video?

Do you sell a ready to go bug out bag like the in this video?

Forget about any of this stuff if you aren't at least twice a year going out and using this to really learn how to use it in a real survival situation. Go someplace and live with ONLY what's in your kit for at least 24 hours. People uy this stuff and never practice and learn to survive.

Greatest GHB on UA-cam. You’re great behind a camera. Very mellow and relatable. More VIDEOS!!

I'm from VA but the insects in NH are so bad there is 4 types of bugs that are so aggravating that it's almost impossible to walk threw the woods black flies is what they call them but There big ass Nats is what I call them

I have a question for everyone and it's in regards to water filters freezing. I have watched quite a bit of through hikers and one of the main issues they have is their filters freeze and are useless. This kit definitely addresses this issues by having a Sawyer Squeeze or back up that can definitely be kept warm close to the body, in a pocket, whatever. But I see so many going for the Grail filter and as of yet I just don't get it. What is the advantage? For 90 dollars no less. I have the Katadyn Be Free because like the Sawyer I can store it in a baggie stashed in my pocket. It's an open filter so no need to backflush. I bought a ton of these .01 micro filter socks another company made for this filter and they work brilliant for keeping all debris out of the filter and so easy to pull off and wash. I also chose the Be Free for the wide mouth and the Hydropak 'Seeker' model bottle bladders I can pair with the filter. These come in 2l and 4L so I can carry allot of water if I needed to. They can be frozen or hold boiling water so they can double as a wash up station because they have the ability to hang, and even create a solar shower with one small attachment. Hang and create a gravity feed to fill bottles. I think of medical use to hold ice or create a hot water bottle. Platypus has a similar system. The back flush syringe on the Sawyer I suppose could be used to clean out wounds, flush out an eye, so it's atleast a multi purpose item. The little bag it comes with is pretty useless and the number one item found in the trash for through hikers as they break easily. Hydropak also makes the bladders to fit Sawyer. If water is super nasty it's a good idea to carry men's cotton handkerchiefs because they are dye free to prefilter water. Bandannas and Smaugs are made with toxic chemicals dyes from Asia. Or even washed with you toxic laundry detergent from home. Think Tide Pods. If you boil them the dye just leaches out. It's better to cut up white cotton better linnen bed sheets, bleach and keep wrapped sterile especially for medical use and water filtering. Keep the Smaug as clothing, a sling or Sun, wind, cold protection. All common sense.

Thank you

Killer kit. Dig it.

So glad I came across your channel ❤❤

Best survival kit bugout bags I've ever seen all top of the line name brand gear I would love to take this bag out and survive a few weeks or months even a none skilled person could survive with this bag

how about uhhh important documents, a charger, ahhh toiletries, and ummmmh a hotel or family members house. going to the woods is stupid

Great kit and a great video. So many kits are full of useless crap. well done.

man livin in tennessee. the ticks and mosquitos are incredibly vicious. the bane of my existence.

Loved this kit!!! I LOVE the grayl!!! We take it hiking and here in Central Oregon the river water, filtered, tastes AMAZING!!! It’s great on hikes! Curious though if you are the son of or related to The Green Beret? You talk like him! I love his videos too! Much love to you - I watch a lot of these videos as I slowly keep adding to mine. Yours is one of the best!! Thank you!

Need an update list and lessons learned what didn't have to change

Fantastic and insightful ... Thank you!

bug out to where ??

Not my first time watching this video and not the last as it’s such a good video to look at for an idea on what gear could be a good addition for a bug out bag or just to see what others like you would put in it. Would love to see more videos about you testing gear or using this pack it the wilderness as it’s a really good pack and think it would be a great bug out bag to improve an emergency situation hope to see another video on this channel thank you

maybe use some note card? this video would be 20 minutes less with out all the "uh um and its uh"

More true words have never been spoken..."If you can get a fire going with some of this then maybe you aren't meant to survive"...lol

You ever use any of this stuff ??? It all looks like you just received it in the mail = brand new.

Great package, but I have a suggestion. I suggest you add mosquito repellent, sunscreen, wet wipes... small size... and a cover to protect the bag from the rain on the other side, which is orange in color to use as an escape sign.❤

Could you make an inch bag?! I’ve been making my own and I don’t mine taking or adding new items based on your opinion.

You better give credit to the grey bearded Green Beret because this is almost verbatim his video. It's a nice video, but when you take that much influence and language from.someone give them their dues.

Great video, well thought out.

Nice set up. Almost identical to mines.

Oh this is so shit =))) shiny cookware, unnecessary items (a fishing kit that “you will not use”, bungees, some metallic hooks or whatever, etc), unused storage containers, 2 baofengs and a fucking deck of cards in a metallic box!! Not to mention a horrible shelter/sleeping system. Omg, does this guy even get out of his mancave? How much does this pack weigh? The knife is quite ok, actually

Why does this channel not have more videos? This is very informative and detailed.

À helpful suggestion: use one those large trash bags as a liner in pack. (Waterproof/water tight) I'd also suggest a Camelback (water container) I'd say that's a must have. Great tutorial keep on keepin on.

Great video, camerawork, and presentation. I’ll like to see more. Looking forward to future videos.

You covered all of the items well and I would say that you are honest about the products

One thing I will suggest, with the shelter kit use zip up compression bags, it will reduce the space it takes up drastically.

Howdy y'all that is a kit I would use if I had one

this dude knows what he`s talking about

Great video. Thank you

i may have missed this ... i carry a head light w spare batt

A solid kit. Recommend adding a spray bottle of AgNp to the medical kit to prevent infections… the number one killer.

Really great bag. For my greater area I need a much more bulky bag during almost all seasons. Even in late spring, early autumn it can drop to 5°C (32°F) with lots of rain and wind. That makes me almost always packing my Carinthia Observer, a real 3 Season sleeping bag and a sleeping pad. If its winter, I need to amp that up with a really really bulky winter sleeping bag. All in all my Get Home Bag weighs between 14-18kg (30-40lb) depending on season.

Very good choice of items. The only thing I am missing, is a medium sized swiss army knife. Sure, the multitool will provide similar capabilities, but the pocket knife will provide it faster and more convenient. And a Bundeswehr Field Stove would also be a great addition. No pertect, but it holds it own fuel for the size (and weight) of a card deck...

Product name for your bottle holder on the side of the pack?

Keep in mind on food, like those "SOS Food Ration Bars"(or any), they are "hard" to bite and chew. (A problem with false teeth), and expiration dates. The ones I had were good for 5 years. (I just threw them out) Also, a BOB like this, you're going to Easily have "Several" hundred dollars invested in this.

Seems like no one is going to give constructive criticism, so I will. The "Grayl" water filtration system is great but pricey, Sawyer and Katadyne have good systems that will work just as good. A lot of fire starting materials can be made at home without buying pre made items. The biggest issue I have is with the medkit. First thing I noticed was no PPE (personal protective equipment). Every kit should have gloves and masks. The trauma kit is a little overkill, and unless you have been trained to use certain items like an airway kit, the patient/victim may be better off without somebody jamming a tube or hose in the nose or mouth. Chest seals are another issue as well. They are a lifesaver if a person knows how to place them. They are also to make from a piece of plastic and some tape. Save a few bucks and don't buy the pre packaged ones. Also, learn how and when to use one. Adding a bottle of baby aspirin to the kit can be crucial if you come across a person with a possible cardiac situation. A 10 cc syringe of saline is not exactly effective in wound cleansing. Those syringes of saline are designed to be hooked to an IV line to help push medications, not wound cleansing. Suggesting to spend $30-40 dollars on a specific tourniquet sounds like a plug. For over a hundred years, people have made a tourniquet with nothing more than a crevat and a stick. Everything doesn't have to be brand name to work. I keep maxi pads in my kit for large dressings. A trick I learned from an underbudget volunteer ambulance service. Guess what? They work fantastic. I'm sure I will have naysayers replying to my comments and that's fine, but I have 8 years in trauma and EMS services and have treated hundreds of people. I don't know everything, but I have had experiences in a lot of situations similar to what this medkit has been equipped for. These are my takes and how I might tweak it a little. Closing thought... If you aren't trained to do something, don't make an attempt. I watched a "prepper" stick an IV needle in his arm in the wrong direction once. That was a bad day for him.

Great video. Thanks!