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Will have to add it to the list, most of the time I can get away with rolling the bag with the batteries side by side but careless packing happens often

@@WinterWarriors Totally understandable. Some sort of tape could keep them in order as well i suppose

For sure, think at one point I was using the plastic cases that the 32 pack gum comes in

that's what I tried to do but my hands got bigger

any wet or dirty kit would get strapped on the outside of the pack so it can dry, if you pack it in a watertight bag it'll mold and ruin equipment

for boots I have the 5.11 A/T 6 inch. ad I wear base layers when the weather determines, always want to start cold because movement will warm you up. I use under armor 4.0 for a base.

@@WinterWarriors thanks

a good way to get some fluff back in the bag is let it run in the dryer for a few minutes, careful not to let it get too hot tho. works better on syth bags but I've been doing it for a while after every few trips

It’s the Garmin fortrex 801

That’s a good point I didn’t even think of that I will do a video just discussing what it is and what situations would deem it a non permissive environment thank you

Lol what the hell does that have to do with a gear video?

@@andrewsizemore5883 It is in their profile, so it is a valid question for them to answer.

@kingy002 any question is a valid question I'm just wondering what it has to do with a gear video?

@@andrewsizemore5883 I'm merely amused at their proclamation of defending the Constitution. Few people have ever read it, and I suspect they have a confirmation bias towards what they want to believe is in it. That's all, nothing more and nothing less. It is their statement, not mine. Regarding the gear video, it has nothing to do with it.

I've just recently added 3 extra pairs of socks. I'd had them in there before but haven't used them enough to keep em around because I always dried mine at night in my bag. carrying an extra pair of boots would be unnecessary unless you keep them in a vehicle. keeping them in a pack is just too much extra weight and bulk.

I'm sure happy we have the rights to go marching wherever we want to, too. Lol.

Everyone in the country should keep a kit

that's a good idea. you thinking the top half of a regular commercial bottle and using as a funnel? might be good to add a bandanna to that to filter out larger debris too. use cookset/canteen cup to scoop into the funnel and into the bag.

@@WinterWarriors nah, i use the bottom half as a wide mouth scoop and just give it a lil pinch on the edge to make it pour accurately. If it might give you new ideas, I'm pretty sure that smart water bottle threads match right up to the Sawyer. I think you can work that to make them easy to backwash in the field as well as drink thru them more or less, but I can't remember right off. I thought that would be useful, but my best adaptation for mine has been putting it inline on a water bladder and just using it to drink directly or fill many bottles using it as a gravity filter. Definitely pre filter anything chunky, whatever method you like. They're definitely a good tool for the money.

@@camojoe83 yeah man that's some good info, appreciate you

@@WinterWarriors no problem. Another thing would be some iodine tabs for backup and when you're doing training near civilized areas, especially rural habitations. Just to be safe. You'd be surprised where poop ends up after a spring flood.

I have iodine tabs, they were part of my fighting kit video that pairs with this one, I keep em on my belt with my canteen

I will continue to use north American rescue. as I use it in my job so that says something about the quality.

Its been declared defacto 'civilian' camo for conus by many

mn is fairly flat in my region and therefore is very swampy, but there's a good couple chunks in western mn that get up in elevation

its an ozark trail knife

I found the knife. Did you put different scales on it or just modify them. Can’t find one with handles like that. Thanks

@ajp100009 I don't believe it's avalible anymore, I can find some that are copies on Amazon for 6x as much as the ozark trail

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Minnesota be like

it's around 40 pounds could be a little more or a little less. durring summer i was doing about 8 miles every other day for some lighter conditioning. I had toilet paper in the lid of the ruck and a repair kit would be good to get, as of rn just using shoe goo that I don't keep in my ruck because I'm worried about it bursting or deteriorating durring winter.

@@WinterWarriors nice. Good to hear you training with it. Shoe goo does work, but your right it might bust. Keep up the vidoes

thank you sir, will do

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@@WinterWarriors nice one thanks

for sure

@@WinterWarriors nice pack that mate i still use my virtus bergen from my army days but i need something that isnt Multicam 💪💪💪😚👌

yeah man it's a great bag, nothing wrong with multicam either unless it's a more specific reason than not liking it

I don't run often with it because it's hard on joints so i don't have an exact measurement for ya but I can get up to a good speed for 100 yards before getting absolutely gassed

well if you'd like to elaborate and share thoughts, that's also welcome.

Enlist and see reality

I am enlisted army active duty I am the other guy that posts videos on here

I love how some military guys think they are so much better than civilians, I appreciate the sacrifice of our service members but that comment makes you sound like a douche thinking you're better than civilians just because you enlisted and had someone teach you how to shoot and survive and do drills because your daddy couldn't teach you himself lol. I'm a civilian and I'd bet my left and right nut I could not only out shoot, but out maneuver and out survive you.

lol. petty functionary

mine disapeared a few years ago and I won't get another until I'm more financially well off

@@WinterWarriors I'm sorry for the loss.

Most don’t have the training to run a tac dog. The dog also needs to be trained. Extra equipment for the dog is also extra weight. Think of food, meds, dog maintenance equipment, med kit for the dog etc. In a team dynamic where equipment can be distributed and another “handler” can utilized then it is more feasible. One person carrying that much kit plus kit for a dog is a bit much. Is it advantageous to have a trained K-9, yes but you also have to figure what it is you are trying to accomplish and what means you have to accomplish the task with. Just my 2. cents worth.

@@EPGunman OK thank you. That's a very good break down of K-9 logistics in a survival situation. It's hole other life to cary support for. Thanks for the reply.

@@jerryrichards8172 no problem glad to share a little info.

you talking a video on camp setup?

@@WinterWarriors yep

I will definitely find a way to make a video out of it

happy to help out homie, if you need any other help for something specific you can always reach out to the insta🤙

hell yeah 💪

glad you enjoyed brother! you are correct, and I'll change that now, just went with the print face when I hung it up.

The infantry got me I lost my filming manners

Would love to I am sure the other boys can I am out of state for the next couple years so it will be hard for me to make it back up to the mid west

it is an actual m8 smoke probably doesn’t work. But you might still be able to get them on gun broker they are crazy expensive

close brother, 19 with a 30-31" waist. 160lbs and change streches thin being 6'2. I'm running the emerson gear pants stated in the video but might have been quiet like you said, we will plug out some videos on training weekends here soon (whenever we get together next) but usually it ends up being pretty baron of watchable content. we will experiment and make something worth seeing. I really appreciate the comment and recommendations and I'll invest in a good audio/lighting setup in the near future.

gear is very bipolar in the sense that Gucci gear may not be avalible to everyone in every way and there's absolutely no shame in going with cheaper kit as long as it fills the role well. I wont live by the sense of buy once cry once unless you're very experienced because especially for newer guys your kit will be constantly changing but that dosnt mean buy garbage, more like spend the money where it needs to go and know where you can buy surplus or quality airsoft gear.

@Warriors100%, ive had some mockery of some cheap bump helmets, like the recent $50 emerson i got. It works for the context. Will it last as long as a $2000 ops core (also have) obviously not, and not ballistic, but $50 buy a new one lol. I like playing with budget gear that works, especially with goals of having spare gear to gear a squad when the balloons go up haha. kidding. sort of. not really.

@BrandonLamb1 cheap gear gets the boot alot and alot of times deserving. But bumps have plenty of uses regardless of not being ballistic offers more utility and protection than a boonie or skullcap. people like to crap on the things they don't like or understand

it wasn't backing down from a statement, it was a very dry joke. as an opinion I can respect that some may think m81 is the best camo but I definitely do not think so, but it works very well for our AO.

@@WinterWarriors one day you'll realize that it was actually that. Maybe after a public speaking course

@@WinterWarriorsm81 is best or your wrong. Although MCT and flecktarn are pretty sexy too. I'm in the PNW though so obviously context matters

@@BrandonLamb1 the pencott and m05 variants do impressive work as well

@@WinterWarriorsoh yea, i havent bought that because i would have no closet space lol, but i do like pencott. there have been some other swedish patterns that look cool too, but then if you buy that then you need matching plate carrier...and chest rig... and belt... and assault pack... and well..

it definitely is very high on the back, suits a smaller framed person well tho (kids, etc)

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