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I’m from across the pond here in America. Was wondering what do you guys use for weapons in case of SHTF?

I would like to see some make a shelter from the emergency blanket and miscellaneous parts Bet it would not make an hour before it is destroyed don’t get it

Use the 4pint milk canisters for water to put down loos or the big bold/aerial bottles again for water for the loos.

Great Video, Mate...

I find that building a kit within a nalgene and then throwing a steel cup to the bottom is the best way to build an emergency kit for a pack…. And a large coffee can in a car.

I love it! I think i have all the bits.. i want to replicate this kit. Its perfect for some peace of mind.

I love this bag, I have it in black. I have 2 molle pockets attached to the waist/belly bag which I find useful for snacks. I use the bag on and off buses all the time and do not believe the belt is a hassle at all.

I think the big water filter thing is probably a next step item. I'd say a better first step is a couple of push through filter water bottles (push type so they can be decanted after) and a camping style water carrier in case we're lining up at standpipes. Blankets, books and games, a few dumbells and some exercise bands.

Thank you for sharing this information. People need to WAKE UP AND FAST. It will def depend on why i have to move, who says and where?. Got all the stuff i need for a few days. But i honestly dont think i want to be in a big crowed of people. Ill find my own little spot. Have an area in mind already. But we just have to wait and see what comes. Prep prep prep, i have six months prep stuff. But if they tell u to leave, then all ur stuff youll leave behind. Hard choice. Thank you again.

Greetings from Germany. Great tips even to a relative seasoned prepper. Appreciate the work.

Maybe add one of those kitchen cooker lights with a long bendy neck, costing about a quid in the cheaper shops. It may be a little easier and safer for your Mom when lighting the camping cooker.

Second time in watching. This is a good useful idea kit. A kit like this is not perfect and more than likely won't be. You will continue to work on its. This is one of the best I have seen and very useful.

Just turn the cup around. Its that easy...plus you dont heat the handles up

Add a couple of meters of 4lb double strength fishing line, a couple of size 14 hooks. No need for a float, just freelined 👍

Army style mess tins. BSB Stove and fuel, cleaning cloth and two lighters in the mess tins. Small flask with cup for brewing and keeping warm. per person in their backpack. plus the rest job done.

Very nice kit. The only thing I believe that is missing is a couple of tea bags. Will not make you thirsty and in a survival situation will help calm you down, and then you have a chance of thinking about your situation. After all the years with a survival belt kit. I never thought about using the bandana in the tin. To keep everything together.

They kept those Canteen Cup Stoves safely in QM warehouses, and out of the grubby fingers of snuffy privates when I went thru Boot in early '74. We still had a lot of C-Rats. We were given lots of trioxane. The stuff reeked. Probably deliberately to keep Snuffies from burning it inside tents. We got a John Wayne [P-38] opener, and were taught to open the can with Crackers/Candy first. Reserve the contents, and punch many perforations in the top and lower rim of the 2'' tall can -- to make a hobo stove. You could keep the stove for the next stop. It was small. Or start over with the next pack of C-Rats [MCI = Meals, Combat, Individual.] Canteen Cup Stoves would've seemed like Gucci Gear to us.

One of the best videos I’ve seen regarding emregencies that don’t involve the zombie apocalypse, really helpful thank you

I'd recommend the Rovyvon series of small torches, I have the A5 and it's great, 650 lumens. When summer's finished it will be back on with my house key and Leatherman Micra. In summer I keep it in my Vanquest Husky pouch and use it for camping, as a headtorch and lantern. If things were to go wrong and you couldn't find batteries, I'd rather have something I could recharge using solar and powerbanks.

Did you ever end up wearing it? :)

I got the Helikon EDC bag (not the EDC Lite) and same thing on the zips but not noticed the issue with the straps. I found the insert pouches to be good on the inside and once stuck to the velcro bit help keep that organised and saves rummaging in the bottom ot that section.

Great gear but the most irritating and boring presentation I have ever sat through.

I believe that we are facing a global famine in the coming years that will be so extreme that billions of people will die. Due to the massive worldwide decline in insect populations, the entire ecosystem will collapse in a few years, and it will be 100,000 times worse than the Great Chinese Famine caused by humans in 1959 when Mao ordered the extermination of sparrows. Do you have any tips on how to protect ourselves when there will be many food shortages and the entire ecosystem collapses?

Long time no see Fella !! - was locked out about 2 years ago....But great to see you still on form ThomasTwin

My hometown in Cumbria flooded. It was Jan 2005. Lost power at 5.30am so no lighting, heating, hot water, everything electric. Thank god for tea lights. Wish I'd known about creating a room within a room for the kids to sleep in, also that candles require a carbon monoxide detector. By 11am supermarkets had shut, no petrol stations, no cash machines available. Luckily we lived on a hill, friends/family weren't so lucky. By nightfall there was looting, so glad we had a battery operated radio. Motorway was cut off, couldn't get across the city to relatives. The fire/police stations were flooded as were council offices where emergency plans were stored. They had to send a diver in. Mobile phones, Internet, portable handsets gone in mins. Only thing that worked was an old plug in BT landline. It was very surreal how things changed in such a short space of time. This went on for days. People got sick during the cleanup due to contamination from sewers. You'd be surprised how life can change in a few hours.

i love my fieldmaster and have a pretty similar setup. i also put on the plus scales. i opted for yellow for visibility. i have not put the ferro rod in it because i carry a lighter next to it anyway. i did not magnetize the pin but i did magnetize the phillips driver.

Brilliant, refreshing to find a prepping site that does not require a vast array of weaponry in the background. Well done, keep it up. You will be responsible for helping a lot of people.

Tea light heater. Put a tea light or 3 in an ikea cutlery holder, stainless steel with lots of holes in. Put a teracotta plant pot over it. Gentle radiant heat.

Love it when I hear about prepping from here in the uk. Subbed, cheers mate

Thank you, I just received this pack today, but I'm primarily going to use it for rucking. I'm no Hercules, so I doubt I'll exceed 50lbs, and I'm only starting with 25lbs, so I hope It'll withstand the weight. One thing I am disappointed about is that there is no quick grab water bottle pouch, as I won't be utilizing the bladder system. There was a UA-cam video on what i thought was this same pack, that had water bottle pouches, and I based my purchase on that video. I still like the pack, but not having quick access to hydration is a negative.

The reasoning is sound. buy quality gear for a survival kit bag. Your life is worth the money.

Nice kit. I was going to suggest fishing kit. Also a sling shot band. You can make a sling shot with the knife and saw. Sling shot can be used to hunt for squirrels, rabbits, game birds, etc. I subscribed. I have a channel if you wish go check it out.

At least one of the more realistic videos about a Go bag (as I call it) or a BOB as some people call it. As for documents I have all important ones scanned on a metal USB stick that I EDC on my keychain. Of course it's always good to have some emergency numbers in your wallet. I EDC a mini multitool in my pocket but have a full size multitool and Silcock key in my Go bag. I would also add some zip ties.

top video. thanks for posting

Some good points well made thanks Alan 👍

Interesting video thanks 👍

What about a foil blanket. There may not be heat

Can you store sugar in the same way

Thanks Alan great idea 👍😀

Solid advice Alan many thanks,appreciate the effort you put in 👍😀

How do you manage to dry the bottle thoroughly? ive left my bottles upset down for a couple of days and still have droplets of water inside…

Over time, will the plastic smell the oats inside? How long will the oats last in this bottle, a good idea though

Dakt, water , Beams and Rice first. Them you can get trinkets! As for torches and things well, I think most households have those!

I have spare tin openers but after a few uses they are useless, i dont know whats going on with them?? like your videos❤

Please, folks, have a backup can opener just in case. You dont wanna find out, at the worst time, that tools can and will break.

Great ideas, many thanks.

I'm 79 years old and was a Boy Scout in my youth. The Scouting magazine called "Boys Life" (back issues found online) had an article back in the 1950s which showed how to make a shirt pocket-sized survival kit. It included waterproof matches (which were made by dipping the heads of wooden matches down half the length of the match in fingernail polish), a small compass, fish hooks and line, water purification tablets, and several other items I have forgotten over the years. Of course all boys carried a pocket knife in those days, and they were used to play games such as "split" and "mumblipeg" on the school playgrounds, fun things which are viewed with horror in this present insane world.