Not too much, the main change I've made over the years was to change from the large tin to a soft lightweight pencil case. It is much easier for pocket carry, and to keep all the contents inside the zipped case.
Absolutely not! There is no chance your video could have bored me!! You said it all, tools don't replace the knowledge. And you have some very interesting gear like the water bag, could you tell me what brand or where to find? The only thing I can point out (and I'm no expert either) is the Kevlar thread, I've read it is not the greatest material for knot tying and also poses other problems, Spectra or Dyneema maybe better. edcforums com/threads/kevlar-survival-thread.95942/
Thanks for watching and the reply. True is the fact that there are reports about Kevlar thread not being the most durable material and could be difficult to work with sometimes, but I have found this particular kevlar thread works quite well and the compactness of 120 feet in a small roll with good strength is quite ideal for cordage(a lot more compact than spectra line in the same grade). However,I have also included spectra fish line as insurance, just in case I could use it for shelter instead of fishing. The water bag is called Whirl Pak, and I got mine from survival resources. They do sell it in lower quantity, and also mark the bag with a "1 Qt line' so people could use it with purification tabs. The beauty of this bag is it's pretty robust at 4 millimeter thick, and with water-tight top closure/stand up features, they are way better than most zip-lock bag.
One of the better kit videos, thumbs up
Hoping to see more videos from you.
1:54 can you tell me where you get these two leaflets please ? Thank you :)
very cool vid Comis. well-thought out kit. have you made any changes to it?
Not too much, the main change I've made over the years was to change from the large tin to a soft lightweight pencil case. It is much easier for pocket carry, and to keep all the contents inside the zipped case.
Absolutely not! There is no chance your video could have bored me!! You said it all, tools don't replace the knowledge. And you have some very interesting gear like the water bag, could you tell me what brand or where to find? The only thing I can point out (and I'm no expert either) is the Kevlar thread, I've read it is not the greatest material for knot tying and also poses other problems, Spectra or Dyneema maybe better.
edcforums com/threads/kevlar-survival-thread.95942/
Thanks for watching and the reply. True is the fact that there are reports about Kevlar thread not being the most durable material and could be difficult to work with sometimes, but I have found this particular kevlar thread works quite well and the compactness of 120 feet in a small roll with good strength is quite ideal for cordage(a lot more compact than spectra line in the same grade). However,I have also included spectra fish line as insurance, just in case I could use it for shelter instead of fishing.
The water bag is called Whirl Pak, and I got mine from survival resources. They do sell it in lower quantity, and also mark the bag with a "1 Qt line' so people could use it with purification tabs. The beauty of this bag is it's pretty robust at 4 millimeter thick, and with water-tight top closure/stand up features, they are way better than most zip-lock bag.