Heavy-Duty HAVERSACK (Durable Gear)
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- Опубліковано 4 лют 2025
- Just a quick look at what I carry in my heavy-duty, more robust haversack. This kit can operate as a stand-alone pack but can also be placed into a larger pack to supplement other gear to have a more inclusive kit.
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Go more modern with your haversack! Here's an idea 👇
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I'm impressed with how organized your haversack is. I was surprised there was only a bandana for purifying water other than fire. It can be done, but I would prefer to have at least a Lifestraw or Sawyer handy. You have a very nice kit put together. I live in Ohio. So far this summer has been quite chilly. Hahaha I wrote this just before you said you need to add a water filter. It's awesome your wife helps with videotaping and editing.
Thanks so much for watching! Anybody who knows me would tell you I have a bit of OCD with organization. 😄. It has it's pros and cons. Definitely planning on adding a water filter, snacks and food when I go for the overnight. Already added it to my other haversack (lightweight) as that's the one I'll be overnight with first. Probably gonna add a small First aid kit to this one as well. I'm gonna be taking the Katadyn Befree water filter. 👍 Stay tuned for the Overnighters!
Hello 👋 my outdoors friend, greetings from Northern California. Thank you for sharing this informative video. You are set for just about any emergency. Stay safe out there. 😊
Greetings! Thanks for watching, my friend. 👍✌️
Great kit, well thought our, you've definitely given me a few things to think about. Great video, thanks for sharing
Thanks a lot for watching! I guess the real test is gonna be when I overnight with this kit.
I’ve always wondered how good those pathfinder Haversack’s were. Glad you did this video.
They're both great! One more I need to do a gear dump on is my Hidden Woodsman haversack. Can't wait to get these Pathfinder ones out on overnighters. Thanks for watching!
Wonderful kit! :)
Looking forward to putting your tarp to work in this upcoming overnight trip!!! 👍
Awesome kit! I love kit videos always find new and interesting ideas! Keep up the great work!
They're some of my favorite videos as well. Thanks and thanks for watching!!!
Nice kit! I'd throw in a compass, map of the area, note pad, pacing beads and a large orange shirt or signal panel to use as a way point marker or signaling device.
Several people have recommended that. Thanks for the suggestion! Need to get out and practice land navigation more. Admittedly an area I'm lacking in. Thanks for watching! Hopefully in the near future I can work on it more.
AWESOME, AWESOME, AWESOME!! I'm subscribed t😊
Awesome! 👍 Thank you!
Nice thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching! Stay tuned for the haversack overnighters coming soon! 👍
Nice setup
Thank you! Stay tuned for haversack overnighters 👍
Great overview, thank you for that and cheers from Germany 🤜🏻🤛🏻 Martin
Thanks, buddy! 🙂 Really appreciate it! Thanks for watching!
Good video well organized. Thanks for making it. love Dan and Dave's products and teachings.
I've learned so much from those guys! Really hope to make it to some classes in person sometime. Thanks for watching! Overnighters with haversacks coming soon!
Great kit
Thanks, man! Appreciate the views!
Lot of gear in that bag. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for watching! 👍
Great kit. Might consider navigation and first aid as everyday essentials. All the Pathfinder and Coalcrafter stuff is top notch.
Good job bro, nice kit btw.
Thanks a lot! I can't wait to do an overnight with it. Videos doing overnighters with both haversacks coming soon! Thanks for watching 👍
Finally a real fire kit. I think you would like the brass fire kit. With the magnified glass built in. But keep the cap on.
I actually have one of those. They're really awesome. Hudson Bay tobacco tin I believe they're called. Thanks for watching! 👍
@@awayinthewilderness4319 they used to make them with a built in candle holder as well. Find that one and put a trick birthday candle in it. Them have a divider in them to keep your char separated from your flint and steal.
@@aaronzierke9920 good idea! Where can I find that?
@@awayinthewilderness4319 I'm not sure. Antique store's. Thrift shop. Maybe special made by Hudson Bay? Or you can do what they did. Cold forge it out of brass or copper though I believe they press the lid for the glass and cap. I would ask Hudson Bay if they can build one. Really it's just a Matter of a couple of pieces of the same metal as your Hudson Bay and either rivet it in or spot weld . All you need do is bend it so it handles a candle. If I remember correctly there is some places I did discover using Google.
@@aaronzierke9920they still make them
Good job!
Thanks!
The loadout is definitely organized & neat. My EDC haversack gear is happening along small, flat pouches. Found a similar to the Coalcracker at the local Salvation Army store, made out of cotton/jutte bled with a top loading brass zipper which turned out to be YKK. And for $1.50! Have you seen The Wild Buck Outdoors side bag system? It's definitely closer to how you like to carry. Made in Europe at affordable prices.
I've not seen that. I have to have my stuff neat and organized. I think it's essential. Especially if these things could potentially save your life. That's a great deal you found! Thanks for watching!
I have a few of the Pathfinder gear. Great gear. Awesome video my friend
They have great products! I'm hoping to get out there and do at least one class this year.
Really nice haversack kit, I’m a haversack kind of dude, I’ve been looking for one of those fish mouth spreaders, I really like that hack with turning the cup into a bush pot, enjoy these type of videos
They're awesome! Thanks a lot for watching and taking the time to comment. Since I started carrying a haversack it's my favorite way to carry minimal gear on a small hike.
Bomb-proof, small kit you have there 👍👍
Can't wait to do the overnighter with it! Thanks a lot for watching! 👍
That’s pretty neat
Thanks for watching! 👍
Nice kit brother 👌 Great vid. Keep it up 😊
Thanks a lot, man! ✌️ I appreciate the views and encouragement.
Love your videos my brother, I would really enjoy to spend some time camping before it gets super cold
Thanks bro! I'm looking forward to camping in the cold weather! 👍
Bahco, Mora and Fällkniven. It's easy to be proud of my country as a Swede. 😊
Don't forget wildo and trangia, also great companies
Good job babe! ❤🎉
Thanks, Babe!
Very strong gear set up i also recommend always get high quality because our lives do depend on it. So my sons have all high quality minimal gear.👍🏽👍🏽
Thanks for watching! Stay safe 👍
Time for you to hit the Bush. Enjoy
Gonna be doing an overnight with this haversack after I do an overnight with my lightweight haversack. Those videos will be coming soon. Belt pouch video dropping today. Thanks for watching! 👍
@@awayinthewilderness4319 Cool, looking forward to seeing the videos
Nice kit, I would add a small fishing kit , frog gig head and a med kit with some trauma items and I do agree a sawyer water filter system with some iodine because it's for wounds and can disinfect water at the right ratio..
Thanks for that! Really gonna consider a lot of these recommendations and see where the haversack is in the near future! Thanks for watching! I think doing an overnighter with it will give me some more insight as well. 👍
Every other lighter is sub par 🤣🤣 bic needs to give this man some money. Love this kit.
😄 Thanks for watching, man!
Clipper lighters are far better then Bic's
@@moorshound3243 clipper lighter?
@@offthecouch1999 Google them? We have them have in England.
New viewer here, just found your channel!
I’m looking forward to watching more. Maranatha! Frank
Awesome! Thanks for watching! 👍 God bless!
I would struggle to get that all back in the bag. Haha.
Me too......lol
Nice setup but where is your first aid kit also food or food procurement like a sling shot or snar🎉es for just in case?
I will throw some food in when I do my overnighter with this haversack. I've tried to find some balance with these smaller kits. They can quickly become overloaded with things. For my purposes I don't feel like snares or anything will be necessary, but I am going to add some food and snacks. As far as the first aid kit I'll be adding a small one soon! Thanks for watching!
Hello to South to France, think to ad a little pouch with medecine, it is important! thank's for all you do! God bless you!
@@jeanmartox3570 Thank you! Great idea! I really appreciate the views. God bless!
@@awayinthewilderness4319 oh, yes thank. Ses you sont on your Chanel.
i use a mora as my main blade and a swiss Armey multi tool knife as my secondary knife iv used a mora and old timer sharp finger as my main blade for 20 years hard use who ever said you need a full tang knife for a survival knife the semi people in Finland have used scandi ground rat tail tang knives for there edc survival knives for 2000 years and 4000 years ago uzi man and in Simi modern times cave men and native Americans used stone and wood knives for survival just saying you can survive with a sharpened butter knife if your not beating in to blue blazes great video love the haversack and the unique item i put in my bag is gator fat bug replant that stuff stanks so bad it will make a skeeter blush
Thanks for watching! I really like Cody Lundin. Just made a neck knife survival kit with the More classic #2. That's what he's used for a long time, from what I understand. Plenty of great knives that aren't full tang. Thanks for watching!
@@awayinthewilderness4319 who is cody lundin never heard of them iv been using j martini and moras and swiss Armey knives before i could walk with tramonina machetes and Ontario knives as well i used them growing up in south fld now i use them in the mt of west Virginia
@@andrewhondo He was on dual survival and other shows. He's taught primitive skills for like 30 or 40 years.
For Camera look into a GoPro. That way you have 2. Always carry a compass, candle, needle and thread, solid fuel tabs, couple of hooks to go with your cordage. I think that's enough for now.
Been thinking about a GoPro. Thanks for the recommendations. Thanks for watching!
Hello! This is one of the best videos I’ve seen on a haversack set up, great kit. One question; regarding the Coal Cracker pouch is. Is this the 8.5”L X 6” H, or the 7.5” L X 5.5” H ? It looks like you have the 8.5” X 6”. Is that right? Thanks and I’ve subbed your channel!
That is correct! They're great pouches. I have another one in a brown color that I use for a tool and repair kit. I'll be doing a video on it soon. Gonna be going through my traditional setup. Thanks for the sub. Actually shot a video today, but had some user error with the microphone that I just got. Wanting to get some better audio on the channel. 👍✌️
@@awayinthewilderness4319 No worries. You have a great channel and you and your wife do a great job. I’m happy to be a supporter of the channel.
Nice kit, well done. 😊
@@hildolfrdraugadrottin7279 thank you ✌️👍
Yes I just watched your video on your hover sack if I may suggest but maybe putting a small light tarp say 5ft x7ft for shelter sir
The tarp in this haversack is 5 x 7. It's a Bushcraft Spain Oilskin Tarp. I think you're referring to this video?
Where did you get the little leather pouch? Great set up, I would definitely add water disinfecting tablets, they are in a small bottle and or sawyer water filter. Stay safe
Thanks for watching! That pouch actually came from a flint & steel kit from Coalctacker Bushcraft. I think I actually do have some Katadyn water tablets in there now. Thanks for the advice! 👍
Nice haversack kit … I do suggest a water filtration system to add to it
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I'll definitely be taking one on my overnight trip! Thanks for watching!
@@kenbarrett6466 Thanks a lot! Really appreciate it!
Does your saw cut pushing and pulling or only one way?
The Bahco Laplander cuts on both the push and pull. Great saw! Thanks for watching!
Have you heard of the opsg products canvas poncho? Its the same thing but its a poncho. Cant recommend it enough. Your the first person to have bushcraft Spain gwar. Can you do reviews of it? I wanna buy but i can never find anone that takes it into the woods in rain and shows if it works.
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The tarp in this video is a 10 x 10 Bushcraft Spain oilskin tarp. The storm rolled in after I had dinner. Wasn't expecting it. Temperature was in the 30's if I remember correctly. The tarp did great. I want to get into more reviews at some point. I highly recommend the Tentsmith oilskin as well. I have an 8x8 and they are fantastic! I have not heard of the one you're talking about. I'll have to look into it. This fall and winter I'm planning some snow videos with my Polish Lavvu, which is basically two Polish military ponchos put together to make a tipi style canvas tent. 👍
@@awayinthewilderness4319 lol im watching that one right now
@@offthecouch1999 planning on checking more of your channel out later tonight!
@@awayinthewilderness4319 thanks a ton my friend
Ive just recently gotten better at UA-cam and the newer stuff is much better hope you enjoy
I like the efficiency of the entire kit.. but I'd keep the stakes and Ridgeline rolled up in the tarp so you don't have to dig for them while setting up in a hurry.
Great idea! Thanks for watching!
Where can I get canvas shelter from .
That particular one can be found on the Bushcraft Spain website
I didn’t know Bushcraft Spain sold a 5 x 7 oilskin tarp
They're great! Perfect size for a haversack. 👍
GENUINE NESSMUK OILSKIN TARP
Good video Link for bushcraft Spain tarp 😢
Is there a compartment/pocket on the underside of the top flap?
Yes
Compass with pen paper and pace counter?
Thanks a lot for watching and taking the time to comment. I do have a navigation kit that will go in and out of different packs. I've said it before and will say it again, it's definitely an area that I need to put more time into. Not very well learned in land navigation. I really plan on devoting more time into that in the future. Thanks for the advice!
Thanks for sharing your haversack load out. You definitely have the 5 C’s + covered in your kit. I would consider adding a few bandaids to your repair kit, also a Sawyer Mini or Squeeze doesn’t take up much room and adds another element for safe drinking water. Please let us know how your haversack kit evolves going forward. Thanks again. - Tennessee Smoky
Gonna be doing an overnight early next week with my lightweight haversack. Already added a Katadyn Befree water filter and some food. Planning on adding the same with this kit as well. I'll definitely show those things periodically as my kit is always evolving. I have a sling pack kit I want to put together in the near future. Be on the lookout for my haversack overnighters very soon. Thanks for watching! I am planning on some type of first aid kit for this one as well.
You seem to have the essentials covered. One thing I would suggest is a pair of Kevlar lined leather gloves, or really any type of heavy duty glove that will protect you from burns and allow you to handle your cookware; for example , if you needed needed to move your bush pot to a different spot over the fire. It’s very convenient to be able to move stuff around and grab things that would otherwise burn the shit out of your hands
Thanks for watching and for the suggestion. 👍✌️
Kevlar gloves are more to prevent cuts and slices! Nomex is the fire resistant material..
I know. I have a pair of nomex pilot gloves. I’m recommending Kevlar lined leather gloves because they are durable, multi purpose, and will allow him to handle hot cookware without burning himself. I’m not talking about sticking his hand in the fire. And in my experience, nomex gloves resist catching on fire, which is different than protecting your hand from heat
@@1mataleo1or you can just use a bandana?
You could…. I prefer the gloves for the reasons I stated, but its certainly not something that your survival hinges on. I just find them multipurpose, durable, and convenient. Of course, in a pinch almost anything that will protect your hand will work; like the bandanna you mentioned.
I want to see at least 10 uses for a bandana.
Like a video recommendation? That would be a good video to make. Thanks for watching!
Emergency bandage,
Emergency sling,
Emergency tourniquet,
Emergency water strainer,
Emergency signal flag,
Emergency head covering,
Emergency patch for clothing,
Emergency tinder item,
Emergency pack for small items,
Handkerchief,
Heck, you could even use it as a mask for dusty environments (the original cowboy use for a bandana).
@@r.samuelfranks3615👍👍👍 Touche.
@r.samuelfranks3615 you could use it as a washcloth and a pot holder when removing your pot from the fire. You could use it to stop up water if you didn't have a container. You can carry stuff in it like berries or a small kit. You can stuff it in-between your pots to keep them from rattling.
Absolutely at least
On bag I added a hanging bag of tent pegs& a s hook and a single fish cooking frame light weight travels well and wooden tongs. I was blessed too a lot camping at goodwill and habitat for humanity.saws ,knives,canteens, and just found another shop that has old time tools,I bought a folding ice oger for ice fishing but I will use it for holes for my deep root crops too. A lot of tig stoves that be used different fires Sterno or alcohol stove. But I did buy 2 different folding stoves that nestals in cook pots. And bought a stainless steel grease pot with strainer for $3.00. And have found multiple boy scouts cook kits for multiple families. Oh yes when it's a dollar or 50 cent. And multiple back packs set up for the head of each family members the next too find is rubber boots and waders. Cause I will have too bug out too is swampy .
That's awesome! I love looking at thrift shops and second hand stuff as well! Good luck on future finds! Thanks a lot for watching!
A lady after my own heart! ❤ Thrift finds are the best!
@@lawofkindness1611 yes and I'm always sharing with others at all times meals too. Times are coming were you have too care others that don't how too survive hard times being middle of 7 kids you learn everything fast and when times got ruff for my mother 11 family members we all are together. Dad and uncle brought in the game and the aunts brought veggies too feeds us all always big gardens and canned 4-6 coolers .
@@bettyadkisson1681 Amen to that! ❤️
@@lawofkindness1611 thank you . All the women say they can't see. All's it takes a paper pattern print out And just start sewing its just like driving. My mother daughter herself out of having too keep us girls in clothes and the boys pants patched. She took a size20 wedding dress down too a size 6. And only charged the lady $35.00 cause that's all the lady had. The sewing I always had trouble with was zipper replacement till mom showed how too hand see it in first in jeans but I still have trouble at times with carhart coats cause the needles break. But Mr wiles sold me a Germany needles that would handle it. Have books that shows everything from sewing ,crocheting,knitting,tatting ,and sock darning. And you only need the different needles. Its nice when friend's and family finds them for you. One year I made granny square Afghans for all family members and found 6 40 gallon garbage bags of yarn for $10.00. And baby hats too adult hats for anyone and donate them. The ones I can't do for now are the black outfits and burial blankets. If I do there will be a colorful baby animal for moms too.
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I hate the heat as well im a colder/cooler weather guy.
Definitely! 👍
The heat is bad enough without the bugs.
@@awayinthewilderness4319 for sure it's funny though mosquitoes and stuff don't usually bug me very much the only thing I have a hell of a time with is yellow jacket sting me all the time
@@BUZZKILLJRJR I wish I could say the same for mosquitoes
Ifak trauma kit worst case scenario and the new gryle pathfinder system extra filters. All for our kids.
$250 for a cotton tarp is absurd
Something that will last a long time and you can trust with your life is worth it, in my opinion.
Cotton is the cheapest natural fabric my guy, 250 is way past quality and into scamity@@awayinthewilderness4319
@awayinthewilderness4319 a 20$ tarp would easily holdup, or a poncho from USGI for 40$. You got a good kit but dude where's the extra socks? Mini candle? Wetwipes? Most importantly, where's your map?
@@feartheoldblooda canvas tarp is less likely to burn due to an amber while your “plastic” tarp will melt and even catch fire. Also, canvas tarp will less likely to fail. Nylon tarps and or ponchos with gromits will definitely fail as it happened to me. Also as previously mentioned, your canvas tarp will outlast you while your poncho and plaster tarp will fail.
@@alphabears6342 20. Bucks.
I buy lots of cheap stuff but I also want durable gear even if it's a little heavy
Definitely a time and a place for both! 👍
I'm working towards higher quality heavy duty stuff I plan to keep for a long time
@@bradhamilton4290 I've gotten people on my videos criticizing how my gear doesn't looked used and abused. Good quality gear is an investment and should be taken care of. Wish you the best on your gear journey. Don't get too carried away 😄. It can definitely suck you in.
I looked at your channel, you seem like a good family man. I have a ton of high-quality gear. what do you need? I just dont buy pathfinder gear. I don't like that Dave tries to take credit for 5Cs and 10Cs mountain men. and frontiersmen have been using 10- and 5-piece kits for over 100 years. Also, I bought two of Daves videos they were lame. not even 2nd class quality. just really no content.
Im gonna check the link that you havent left
What link was that? Must have forgot to leave it or if it was supposed to be on the screen I just haven't figured out how to do that. Sorry about that, Pal.
Your pouches inside pouch weight more than my clothes
What is a unique item you keep in your small kit?
A spork! 😂 I love having an eating utensil.
@@lawofkindness1611 Nice one! 😋
I carry a spare rosary
@@peterfreidel7721 That's pretty unique! Thanks for watching!
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whaatt?! sub par?? evidently you never lit a Marlboro with a zippo brother!
@@MichiganSilverBack I haven't smoked in quite a while, but I think I was referring to the other cheap throw away style lighters. The clear ones. Thanks for watching! 👍✌️
@@awayinthewilderness4319 I know.. just pluggin your channel. Keep it up!!
nice, I watched many videos but they carried many things as inessential
You can get by with much less. It's nice to camp with luxury items, but the longer you hike in the more burdensome carrying many items becomes. Thanks for watching! 👍
Strap way too narrow!
I don't mind them, given the low weight. It would be easy to improvise something if you wanted to. Thanks for watching! ✌️
This was well put together. First time to your channel. Earned ya a new subscriber. 🫡🔥
@@TonyTooTuff That's awesome! Thanks for stopping by 👍✌️