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Good God, your boring! Keep the bladder on problem solved. 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

We need more videos

Great job buddy 👏

Lemme give you an advice. You should have started the video with following line: In this video, i am going to do an unboxing and a review of the Wazoo Viking Spark Necklace! This is the package and lets get right to it! I love pizza. But i don't hook pizzas while trying to fish. No wonder you don't have many views. Think about what the fish wants not what you want!

You take sooooooo looooooooooooooong to explain a simple thing. I did comment and subscribe so get to the point fast in the next video.

Looks like a very nice EDC pouch.

Owned one of these. They are very low quality and don't have the lanyard ring. I returned it after awhile. I recommend Silva or Suunto. If your looking for a military lensatic compass, purchase a actual Cammenga military compass. I've used multiple Brunton compasses. Just don't purchase there products.

make a real fishing test with it👍❤️🙂🇱🇹

Botbot $17 not wroth it!

Very clever Lonewolf I use those and did wonder why it had no cover. Thanks to you we can all have one now.

I got a skin bag for ya ;)

Would have been nice to explain what problem you were solving at the start of the video instead of at the end. Besides the 'flow' being out of order, decent hack.

Hey Bob. I think these videos you make are useful. Because of this, I want you to be more successful in getting views, so more people can find your video reviews before buying the item. So, to get more views/clicks, I think you should consider doing this when making a video: 1. More "sensationalized" video titles. For example, you could title a video "*product name*: Waste of money? | Review and Showcase" or "*product name*: Most overlooked camping item? | Review and Showcase" or "*product name*: Taste Test & Review" or "*product name*: Use, Specs, Quality | Review and Showcase". Etc. The best advice for titles is to search for similar products, look at the most popular videos, and try to create a similar title (though stay original!). 2. Better thumbnails. Thumbnails are what people look at mainly when choosing a video to watch. You don't have to have fancy graphics or editing, but going outside in the sun, and doing an interesting pose to showcase the item would pretty greatly improve the look, and in turn more folks would click. 3. More organized layout of the video/script/notes. Basically, just have a more organized video. For a review video like this, I would have a script, or at least notes written down. First a short introduction (who you are and what the video will be), quickly explain the product youre showcasing, and explain the main points about the packaging (how did it arrive? mailer? box? letter? Is it visually pleasing? Is it professional? etc). This part shouldn't take too much time because it isn't that imperative, and could be boring. Then go on to take the product out and show what it looks like, and point out its features (colors available, overall build quality, is it plastic? metal? How much does it weigh? etc.). Then the use for the item, what is it used for? What conditions is it best in? etc. Lastly, your review and notes, I liked abc about it, but didn't like xyz about it. maybe check out this other product! I did a review of it here: *link*, etc. And then an ending where you can plug in your social media, tell folks to like/subscribe, etc. I am not an expert or anything, but I hope you take this un-asked-for advice into consideration. I want to see your videos improve, as well as their viewership/success. Also I recommend looking at other people's videos, and copying what they are doing. This is probably the best thing you can do - since it clearly works for those people. For example, check out: www.youtube.com/@mkbhd/videos or www.youtube.com/@MyLifeOutdoors/videos

GREAT

I have one of those that I keep medical stuff in, think my wife found it on sale at TJ Max

This is why a Sawyer mini comes with a small plastic bag for a dirty water. Keep that screwed on and nothing leaks. No need for hack like this.

Hi, looks good should work well. Thanks

cool pouch

Very nice, subscribed!

That’s a good little hack

Good, simple idea!

A multitool & water filter would round it off nicely

Thanks for the advice! Also, you have a nice way of talking. I like it! I'm subscribed!

I've got a couple hobo reels to use. So far haven't used them.

Hmm. Just give the filter a good shake to remove excess water?

Great idea. Just subbed

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Nice kit man, rather well thought out. Im curious as to why you do much floating loose in the, why not use the loops? Would be easier and quicker to grab some of those items if they were. The tool you were unsure about was a bottle opener/screwdriver.

glue a flat piece of plastic to the top after cutting. Drill a small hole thru the center of the cap and glue it to the clean end of the filter so it is as strong as you can get it. Then you can attach a bottle of clean water to the clean end and backflush your filter without carrying the syringe. I would not get the 3/8 screw cap like others suggest, first because the bottle is free and second because it will protect the threads AND keep the water from dripping. I always shake my filter after back flushing it just to get as much water out as I can anyway. I don't want any water left inside, so in case I am in a cold environment, it is less chance of freezing. If you glue a flat piece of plastic to the bottom of the cut of end, you reduce the overall length of the system (not a big deal, but every little bit of room in you pack adds up)

Great video

That is a great find. Awesome video! Thank you for sharing.

or just get a screw/bolt cap from HD for +/- $0.70

Great bag love your UA-cam channel! Greating for Hungary!

Wow! A maxpedition Octa clone of I ever saw one. Crazy! I’m not liking the waist clasp at the middle-back. Most new songs are moving them closer to one side (ie closer to the bag)

Nice waist pouch. I see Highland Tactical has a variety of packs online too. I have been addicted to trying out various bags and packs for a couple years and I need to control myself better haha

Looks handy.

Ayyy shout outs to Jahrel, he real one for that

Super idea , thx so much ^^

Nice review. I just ordered a similar pack, the Eberlestock Dagger since they're half off right now. It suits as my warm weather get home bag too since I'd only be a maximum of 20 hours from home if I'm walking.

5 Pk Of Lighters / 550 Cord / Grey Duct Tape / Toilet Paper / A Better First Aid Kit / Water & Container / Military Water Bladder-Camel Back / Compass / Mirror & Whistle / Fixed Blade Knife / Multi-Tool / Life Straw...

Make sure your Med Kit has at least a couple of Benadryl. For allergic reactions. Could save a life.

James is a bloody genius when it comes to the Stanley set.

This is the first video I’ve seen of your channel yet something about your smile as the clickbait force me to watch it??

Nail clippers in your survival kit is ingenious.

You could test out your kit on a weekend to learn its ups and downs in actual use. Then change as needed. Remember: What do you have, what do you need, what do you want, what will you use and for how long. Modify as necessary. Learn the 10 C's of survival.

Single-serving instant coffee (or caffeine tablets, if you hate coffee).

I use bullion cubes, I try to use stuff that doesn’t take much room, that greater is a real good idea for making tender, that’s a new one for me. Need to see ur fire kit, I have matches, ferro rod, petroleum cotton balls. Head lamp with extra batteries. Along with my belt bushcraft knife a SAN and a muti tool. I always make sure I have a red bandanna

Always smart to have a compass 🧭

I’ve had several Camelback packs and never disappoint! Good stuff!

Good to meet you sir. 👋😎 Looking forward to viewing your future adventures, in survival, prepping, bushcrafting.