My Urban Bugout Bag 2020!
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- Опубліковано 2 лип 2024
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GPS- www.amazon.com/dp/B07S31B7V2/...
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www.amazon.com/dp/B006QF3TW4/...
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www.amazon.com/dp/B00UAJ2586/...
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www.amazon.com/dp/B079MJ6MLV/...
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Bro do u give any kind of courses if not u should lol
I like the "plain." More versatile for future camo. Anyways keep up the good work! God bless! Go 🍊 man!
Whats a good EDC bag?
This was great, I've been looking for "what should i keep in my bug out bag?" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Pansaac Ideological Preeminence - (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now ) ? It is an awesome exclusive guide for discovering how to collate your effective bug out plan for survival without the normal expense. Ive heard some incredible things about it and my brother in law got great success with it.
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I work a a military and tactical supply store here in Houston. Prepping has gotten HUGE this year. We've sold out of most of everything and getting stuff in is pretty tough to do right now. I've been prepping for years now and I've learned a lot. I think people tend to go overboard and I've had a chat about that with so many people. What it comes down to is making a plan, packing for it, and leaving it at that. Too many people think they need to get too much stuff. Most people are not experienced in humping a pack with 50 lbs or more in it. If you're not, you're in for a bad time if you go overboard. I'll stop now.....I'm getting into my in-store tangent. Good video.
yep, that was me. some 10 years ago :P . now im down to 20lbs pack and 5-10lbs battle belt. rest is securely stashed around our 40 acres land ;) . as you have said: people are trying to compensate their lack of knowledge and skills with items. all of us need basic items, but more you know, less you need to carry.
I just watched a video on Corporals Corner. He wandered into the woods and using just a pocket knife and a discarded plastic bottle he made a shelter for the night with wood he found in his location. Proof positive that training in his case military is far more valuable than stuff.
Maybe it's because governments on their website, about BOB (emergency kits), recommend we take things like changes of clothes, documents, etc. All of that tends to weight a lot, in the end...
What’s the store called?
Im probably your number one customer
Don't forget your body is far more important than your gear. Lift weights and run boiz
Evergoods is good stuff.
"I don't think you have any idea how fast I really am. I'm fast as f*&^ booooiiiieeee, WHOO WHOO"
yeah. the one thing you can't store is fitness (and youth..two things....the two things you can't store are...)
;)
Yep... takes minutes to obtain gear... takes weeks/months to get fit.
More active and less eating. Like the child willing to play, you must have positivity. Body is important, how you control your mind and soul are also the important components to survive. John Lofty Wiseman says "having a will to live is just as valuable."
"I got a big ole candy bar!" *Me expecting Snickers* Ohhhhh.
😅 Yeah, he got me too.
saamme 🤣
Lol! nobody wants a bite of that.
😂😂😂😂😂
lmao
I really just want to let you know how much I appreciate you and your channel..I watch every episode and learn a ton from you...THANK YOU GOOD SIR
Thank you 😊
This is the first urban kit I’ve seen that actually makes sense to me. Everyone I watch carries a ton of stuff as if they were heading into the bush or something. I don’t carry a stove bc, I keep food I can eat on the move, but otherwise I carry pretty much the same stuff except the night vision (too broke) and I’ve always felt anything more was excessive if your simply trying to get home
Hi I dont believe i carry a ton of things I carry for 2 people me and my mother I also have a fire bag and food and clothes. I have a backpack so I dont have to touch main bag unless I have to. Everything I have I did research. Yes people do overdo like I said I packed for 2. People do go over board all they need to do is pack what they really need and go camping to see what works best🤗 God bless you
Poor mans night vision: pirates wore eye patches during the day to actually adapt that eye over time to see better in low light scenarios
You are a professional! I would add some gloves, a pair of socks, and duct tape 👍🏽
do u think he would literally show all of his bag??? i mean people might stalk him u never know
FLEEEEX TAPPPPE
@snoop doggy dog what do you think a crap kit is? 😂😂😂
@@bagelbob3979 This is just a hobby . He's not gona use any of those wake up :)
As a chef of over 20 yrs... I can not underestimate the need for good socks and shoes. Those are two things I will never skimp out on.
These are great suggestions for a bug-out-bag. It's easy to forget that survival in an urban situation is much different than in a rural situation.
Kinda interesting to see the current versions of these b.o.b. systems. Seems like the gear is getting better/smaller/more practical. Thanks for making the content you do.
No matter who you are, what you look like, what you do for a living and however old you are. It’s never a bad idea to have this level of preparedness and encourage your loved ones or even facilitate them to have the same preparedness.
It’s better than not being prepared
paranoid people after the survival backpack they spent their entire lives making never gets used
Painkillers and stimulants are also good to carry in a SHTF situation.
@@plumbherhub1664 actually you need a bit more water In the south but you do also need to replace your salt level. Rest is good info
Vodka has to be non flavored and strong.
Yeah until you get pulled over and go to jail
Also in a 'it's Monday, I have to go to work' situation.
One ounce of fentanyl incase of serious injury or field surgery is helpful providing used extremely carefully
@@robertpattinson2065 an OUNCE of fentanyl!? Damnnn
This has been a long time coming! Thanks as always for your awesome advice
That was a nice set up. I’ll be revising my BOB here pretty soon as well. Great job 👍🏽
Targeted by EVIL bug out bag 💼
@@ChattieCathy71 👍🏻
This isn't a bug out bag.
Awesome I love seeing bags that dont look like the person just emptied their junk drawers into every pocket in Hope's that the right circumstances align and they use all the crap they're hauling around
The man that keeps moving is the man that keeps living. Don't look to set up shop guys. Great kit!
Exactly
my EDC bag is small, I carry some on my person everyday no matter what. what's in the small bag will be taken out and placed on my belt when time is appropriate. the clothing I wear everyday is also part of my EDC. this never changes. I live this
This video has been so helpful. I tend to over think and over do things, recently I been looking to make a light weight bug out bag with all the essentials and you just put it all together for me. I feel like every video I've watched had been missing one thing or the other. But this bag has a lil of everything. Thanks.
seeing each piece of gear individually would be great for people new to this.
Really great BOB! My two cents: upgrade your comms. Get a HAM radio (Baofeng UV5R is 25$, get a 42 inch collapsing antenna by Abbree for another 12$) they let you call for help when everything else fails. You can also intercept NOAA weather radio and communicate with fire and rescue.
I came here to say the exact same thing! I have a few videos on why you should get into HAM radio!
I just watched a video on that exact topic right before this one. It's about a crash course in ham radio...
Dan Hedman the test is only 15$ to get a license and you can download the questions to basically take practice tests and memorize the answers. The first level is called “Technician” and you want the “ARRL” one. Once you get a license you get a callsign and you can start talking to people, I got my callsign Jan of this year and it’s been a lot of fun meeting other HAMs in my area, it’s a really nice hobby to overlay with prepping. For instance, I have an off grid power solution to power my radio for field day now, which doubles as a freakin off grid power solution in case anything else goes wrong. Little victories 🙂
@mr Hernandez...the only way to keep that radio charged is by keeping it in the charger, plugged into the wall. How could you keep something like that in a bugout bag? You'd have to use one that ran on batteries... Right?
R bere the UV5R is a handheld, more or less the same size as the GPS he showed in his bag.
Great layout! Appreciate the light weight spin on urban bags.
Great video! Small recommendation I learned from my dad, is an extra pair of tall socks. Good for storage, gloves, dry swap, etc.
I basically did the same thing with my EDC bag. I went from a larger Maxpedition bag to the Kelty Redwing 30 Tactical in blue. I also have the same bag but in green and the 50 version.
I would consider adding a rat trap to procure small game while you are away. They'll catch mice, rats, squirrels, and small possums and raccoons, and urban areas are full of each animal. Just be sure to drill a hole in the corner of the trap so it can be tied off to prevent it from being dragged away.
Disease?
@@footsoldier1188 cook it thoroughly.
I always find it very interesting to see other peoples B.O.B.s. What I have never seen though is a video on all the places one should have a bug out bag or different scenarios for different types of bugging out. I have 1 EDC/get home bag, which to me, is actually a "get to my wife" bag. But when it comes to actually bug out, I have stuff everywhere, In my house, truck, wifes SUV, the camper, my hunting cabin and a few other places. Reason being is, you really never know why or how or to where you may have to bug out. Unfortunately, this system is expensive.
I was gonna comment on the probable cost , plus having actual cash around in the event one cannot use bank machines. But I do love the concept 'cause you don't know where you'll be if the sh.....comes down.
@@richardleonard4281 Yeah it can be quite costly. Between my wife, me and our 2 dogs, I've spent close to $1000 just in packs, bags and pouches.
Mental note to self: add a scavenging bag to my setup
I usually use a dry bag inside my backpack to contain all of the main body stuff... so that can also double as a scavenge bag (also great for getting a lot of water (if needed).
Find a dump pouch that rolls up. Small footprint, can hold plenty of weight, and most are durable. I’ve got a Russian sso pouch that can hold 6, 40 round rpk mags. That’s a ton of space for foraging, collecting, etc. Pick up what you need and go.
I didn’t find myself using it on my kit when out at the range so it became the extra large survival fanny pack.
yeah
I use a dump pouch and a collapsible backpack
@@hailtothe_rooster1572 a neat trick is putting a small bag in it so you can use it as a trash can or foraging and then having a bag per item
Love the video but yo, you need to fire the camera person and have it set up on a tripod.
Seriously! Shows item off camera, camera pans to item already being put away hahahaha
*THANK YOU.*
I would keep an extra tube of waterproof matches in my stove kit and drinking cup. Sucks trying to be an Eagle Scout on the run! Lighters are great but extra matches are a bonus.
Even better is having both
I'm kinda late to the party but I got here as quick as I could. Thanks for the video.
I like the idea of a 'breakout' kit within the bigger bag, good idea! 👍
Pro tip: those new hipster chest bags are perfect for SP5K, APC9K, Flux MP17 and one of those side body armor plates.
he's really sweaty
Works until somebody shines a flashlight in your general direction and you light up like a street light with the reflective bag
the most beautiful thing about you is that you really know what to take with you in an emergency situation ; )
Good kit. I also keep mosquito repellent in mine. They’re getting bad here.
Smart compact kit!
Right on man. I love pack videos because everyone has something to offer keep it up 👍🏻
New prepper here, thanks for the run-through of the pack. Two questions:
1. Why are you always on the move? What is the end goal? For example, if you found a spot with a food source, shelter and water source, no enemies, why move from it?
2. This may sound soft but hear me out. What about an inflatable camping pillow? Light and next to no weight or space. Your body is your no 1 tool prep and quality of sleep is really important.
Thanks!
I doubt he or any other prepper carrying a compass in an "urban"area has ever thought about it
If you don't know the names of the streets and what's on them, you're lost anyway. The goal in urban wrol is to find a spot to live where nobody's looking and ride it out there and survive until conditions improve, assuming escape to somewhere else is not an option. At night you roam the city concealed and see what you can steal to later use for bartering. You will need a consistent flow of income to even stay alive just like normal, the city is not a good place to be if you are the kind of person who carries an alcohol stove
@@onseki1774 thanks, yes that train of thought seems very logical.
The bag that can be separated from the rest of the pack could be a fanny pack. It would take up much more space and would offer quite a bit more usability
I got three questions for you:
1. How do you prepare your kids/wife for a potential bug out scenario? I saw a lot of YT videos about personal bug out bags but nobody ever mentions how they plan to flee a dangerous area with kids of young age. How to handle a child that cant walk for miles?
2. What do you think about people who put night vision/thermal goggles into their bug out bags? People who do have those things in their bag say in their YT videos how important it is to them since they would never move at daytime. Just saw a ex green beret talking about that too.
3. Where would you flee to if you had a choice? Just as far away as possible or would you head to a military base first? Sure it depends on the scenario but right now civil unrest/war would be the most likely scenario (even here in Europe).
Thanks
I can easily navigate at night without night vision. I don't see a point other than taking out sentries in war theaters. Waste of space outside the military
He wastes so much space with junk gear in that pack of his. Less is more.
Either bag on back , kid on front or vice versa.
Personally I believe ideally you bug in for a month or so, if that's possible, and after that you either head north or south.
Without the grid most won't be able to live where it's really cold or really warm.
My preference is the Florida keys.
Plenty of fish/ seafood, salt,fat/coconut, clean water if you build a solar still. Some of the hardest things to come by.
Most are scared of the heat, water, can't swim,can't boat/sail.
@@etherealrose2139 How is a thermal scope waste of space? Its literally not much bigger than a smartphone. And yes, navigating at night might be good enough without a light or a thermal/NVG but why not take the huge advantage? Makes no sense. Imagine a civil war and threats are everywhere. If somebody set up an ambush for you to walk into, you can see that day and night with a thermal. You do you, but I will keep mine in my bag. Little to no weight and no space wasted but huge advantage.
@@paulsansonetti7410 Yeah being around water with plenty of fish sounds like a good idea.
Thanks for Your Service Sir. And glad have similar mindset as me I'm glad you are walking us through this.
I have a bug out jacket because I'm not taking a bag with me everywhere. It's just got a space blanket, medical kit, money, phone charger, notepad, lighter and a pen knife. Ok it's not as adept as a bag of gear but it's always with me.
A lot of you are asking what pack is that?
Mountain Panel Loader 30L (MPL30 V2) by EVERGOODS
You’re welcome!
Thanks!
That’s the v.1. The v.2 doesn’t have the belt pockets and a removable hip belt.
@@jackchn23 I was about to say the same thing
The gun is the most important part. I myself tend to put a lot of food and water in my BOB. Best way to avoid a confrontation is to not have to get out of cover to scavenge something. I'd rather hide in a hole and nibble on some biscuits.
If you live by the sword (gun) you shall die by the sword. Get rid of your gun. Nothing can prepare man for what is here and coming except....Jesus. Invest in that neither moth nor rust can destroy.
@@bdubb5390 sorry BDubb...God is great and all, but he doesn't stop the thousands of people every day getting raped, mugged, murdered, molested, shot, stabbed, or beaten to bloody pulps. Or many of the horrors of this world.
I'm not getting rid of my gun, you can F right off on that one lol
You want your family protected, you protect them yourself. Counting on god sounds great until you are confronted by a demon intent on harming your family
@@mrdark9916 Well maybe people should stop lieing, raping and murdering other people. Gods not doing that stuff, people are. It's their choices and falls on their heads. Everybody has bad things happen to them. It's how you deal with it and act towards it that matters. Struggle is part of this life experience. The rich to the poor all make their own choices.
@@bdubb5390 you obviously don't get it .. lol
@@mrdark9916 Ur not a ranger are you? Stolen Valor is a serious crime. Look it up if uninformed.
Great vid, so much stuff in one bag! Nice to see PPE in the set up too which is all the more important at the moment.
I've got to lighten mine up too. It needs to be light enough to move pretty quick if need be. Nice set up!
Might wanna look into the long term hiker folks for more info on rugged Ultra light weight gear, cooking stuff, bed stuff, clothing, dual/multi use items like a Poncho/tarp setup... keeps your loads light for long hauls.
Belly button lint. Duct tape. Bubble gum. And of course a paperclip. Im good yall!!!
Glad to see these videos! Great stuff!
Just noticed this is the 3rd time I’ve been unsubscribed to his channel... I will always keep looking for you manually to combat this issue. Much respect
Well laid out kit.
Been gearing up myself. Just brought a new gun, first aid kits, machetes and knife, and ammo holders.
Nice stuff Jack. Like the BSS patch on the bag too
This is even more important in 2021 into 2022
My bug out bag is full of 9mm ammo. I don't have room for all of that other junk.
😂😂😂😂😂
Lmao funny as hell
must be worth it's weight in gold now
Use gun and ammo to acquire other peoples shit. A valid tactic
@@lukebland986 what? Ef off troll
why are you sweating so much
Cuz it's hot ya retard
Nice kit dude! Some tried and true, and some great new items I would like to modify my own with. Love it! 👍
Thanks Mark!!
Something everyone always forgets is some sort of container to carry anything that you might find scrounging. A nylon laundry bag works great for this, because it's strong, expandable, and takes up virtually no spave when empty.
I showed a bag for that. SSE bag we call it in the military.
@@BlackScoutSurvival Sorry if you misunderstood. I wasn't saying that you didn't mention this, I was just commenting on the fact that this is an item almost always overlooked.
That looks like a really nice bag and i like the color as well and you could get a lot of stuff in it as well.
It’s the evergood mpl30. I’ve been running one for about 6 months now, personnally I think it is a little bit big for a edc bag but it’s perfect for traveling or lighter hiking bag. There’s a lot of interesting engineer that’s goes into the bag and I’m a big fan.
@@connorm1600 Yeah it is a nice bag but i guess the price tag on that bag are probably more than i can afford.
270$ wtf!
It's made in Vietnam.
@@DONTwatchmyplaylistDONTwatchmyplaylist That is expensive a little bit too much for my taste.
I've been slowly prepping for 2 years. Kinda tough with a family of 6. It gets pricey. But they all understand when I say " its time" , they know what to do. Have a few guns. No assault rifle. I'm working on that. Tactical shotgun, couple pistols, and a .308 hunting rifle. Just purchased some survival food. Waiting on it. Water filter is next. Doing by myself, wife thinks I'm crazy. Lol
My mom thinks I've lost my mind about prepping
pass it off as camping gear if you can
She'll come around. You're doing a great thing for her and her children. Hopefully you never have to use it, but if you do...
I think that’s a pretty bag set-up. A darker color may be a better choice, but you got a good deal on it, it is what it is. The pack itself seems to be a hiking pack, so you definitely blend in!! Since you mentioned you have slimmed down your gear to be more lightweight, now you for sure move more swiftly if situation arises. Good luck!!
Nice bag! Thanks for making this video. I know now to add a few more things to my bug out bag. Great video.
No joke, i have thought about putting Methamphetamine in my BOB in case i had to stay up for three days straight for whatever reason. Air force pilot survival kits used to have it in them. I have also considered adding strong opiates such as Dilaudid or Fentanyl in my grid down medical bag in case surgery has to be performed. I haven't done it, but the thought has crossed my mind lol.
@Sparrow Flying you aren't seriously comparing dollar tree meds to meth lol. I'd rather rely on meth to keep me up compared to no doze, especially if my life depends on it. Of course I don't plan on taking either. It would be hard eating diseased raccoons in the apocalypse without teeth lol.
@Sparrow Flying lol hopefully none of us ever need any of our bug out gear. Take it easy brother
You just tryna get high in the SHTF situation dont lie lmao
I found this motivating. My bag needs to be organized into compartments better.
The Melspec bag you did a few years ago was the best bug out bag. Very color and it was very urban THIS LOOKS like a chic bag.
Love the "candybar" 👍😂
I have been watching your videos with great respect and appreciation for years. You have evolved in the concepts adapting to the present times and circumstances. I take your recommendations seriously and I thank you for them. A long time ago I told you that you had "the best UA-cam channel" on survival and tactics and you replied with a "wow!" I still thinking the same way. Thank you for your work. God bless you.
Thanks so much you motivate me. 🙏
Who TF was filming this 😂 great info tho bro
I live in Baltimore city, and often the streets are cut off due to shootings or severe construction. Some time I have to walk. So minimal gear is preferred. No guns or knives. Just a phone, bus pass, medication, hand sanitary napkes, water can, eye glasses, multi tool, that's it. Oh on big can of bear spray for the bad asses.😁
I don't have a BOB but keep a get-home-bag in my trunk at all times. I work in a larger city in the southern USA and commute 20 miles in for work each day. I take more of a backpacker mentality, keeping it light and minimal plus a few items for self-defense. The goal is to be mobile and efficient. Nice video and setup!
All my bags have wool sox. I can always go 'commando' but my feet need good cover. I also always have a ferro rod (n caffeine pills, lol) on my person and in my bag. Oh n a good 'on the go' n inexpensive electrolyte/vitamin b/caffeine option are the Mio water enhancements. Tired of paying inflated prices just cuz something is marketed as 'survival' or emergency.
your ready for sure!
I keep a good bug spray in my bag, Maine is humid in the summer and mostly wooded. Just depends on where you live and what time of the year it is
Solid set up. Dig the bag and the kit.
I have 2 BOBs for different scenarios. One blends in it just looks like a stylish back pack I consider this one my BOB. Perfect for evacuating and blending. My second I call my INCH bag which stands “I’m not coming home” it is much more tactical and military focused. This would be my grid down SHTF scenario kit.
Anyone know the name of the extra brown bag he had..??
Would like to add to my gear..!!
I wish they had a all weather tarp where color isn't just olive drab but brick red and tan because you want to look like a dirt, sand, or died foliage in environment. Same goes to having a sniper veil in your kit.
That is one action packed survival bag!! Everything you need for a couple of weeks out in the bush. I would probably add a bit of fishing line, hooks and a few things
In my survival tin on the tan bag
@@BlackScoutSurvival I figured you had it in there somewhere!! Great videos Brother keep them coming!!
"How was your day, man?"
"Eh, it was alright...has to stab somebody"
Haha
My mom and I got attacked with a baseball bat a fee days ago.
@@podsmpsg1 I hope both of you are ok.
@@3..9044 we are, thanks. We were trying to cross the street, these guys keep coming, we said "slow down", they stopped, then I said "go make a baby!", then they get out of the car, one guy had a bat, they get all up in our faces, my mom had her pepper spray ready, and one of them said "say that again, nigga".
@@podsmpsg1 they were wrong for what they did but just dont run your mouth kiddo
@@christirogers2305 I shouldn't have said that, that comment was wrong, but it doesn't give them the right to do that.
You will stick out like a beacon with that bag,we have them here in uk have you seen it at night when light is shone on it?
Urban, not wilderness
@@unstopable_rob you don't wanna stand out in either urban or wilderness
Hello from Fayetteville. Keep it light my brother.
Good kit look like you got all yur biases covered. And youve given me some inspiration to improve my own kit.👍👍
bases?
I just added two rolls of surveyors tape in case I need to mark my location or trail.
@Ralph Goober hey pard I'm using bread crumbs for my MRE's. Lol
Be realistic with it, unless you live in the middle of the wilderness you don’t need marking tape
Hey man loved the video as usual! Would be great to buy a bag with all the black scout kit inside already as a pre-made urban bag?
Yes maybe one day we can accommodate that
BlackScoutSurvival that would be awesome bro! Sending well wishes from the U.K. 🤙🏻
Could be big business.
New sub here. Your videos are educational and to the point. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Not sure why, but used to make pace count cords out of 550 cord when I was in. Found they were not only cheaper, but held tighter longer than the commercial ones. They are not too hard to make, just a little time consuming attaching, tightening and melting the ends to lock the knots on.
Who is possibly giving this a thumbs down? Great vid my man!
People who are butthurt because he has nicer stuff than they do or maybe Glock haters?
Haters
Holy shit I am late to the game. I won’t make it a week in this coming civil war.
That’s a really nice kit you Put together 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Black Scout Survival - Thank you, for another helpful and informative video😁😁🤙
Thanks 🙏 brother
Link to bag? Where could I look it up ?
Cotton kills! Cold weather environment garments (and clean dry socks) wick-away
Thank you for your service!
Love this video! I have that exact bag and was thinking it would be the perfect grey man get home bag! Nice work!
What bag is it?
Ever goods mpl30
What are your recommendations for those with young children below the ages of 7? I feel the kids wont be able to carry much. I would love some additional ideas of necessities to pack for them.
I'm not an expert on bug-out bags but I am on training kids... can't expect them to pick up and go if they've not been prepared. Kids as young as four or five can begin physical training, just have to keep in mind they are not miniature adults and keep it age appropriate. Get out and hike or do some trail running if possible. Set a goal of doing a 5K, do a walk run combo for gradual Improvement. Add a light backpack or training vest with the same idea, gradual Improvement. You'll be amazed at how strong they are for their body weight and how quickly their little bodies get stronger. They should have their own little bug out bag, know what's in it and how to use it. They don't have to know about all the dangers and evil in the world, they can use it just as well in a storm situation or other emergency.
They don't need everything you do, but they should be able to carry their own weight as the saying goes.
@@danhedman7234 i agree
Thanks @Dan Hedman. Great idea for physical training. Luckily my kids like to get outside with me to hike, hunt and fish.
Im thinking for their packs things as simple as a life straw, rain gear, a bit of food, cordage, and a few other light items.
Thanks for your input!
Dont underestimate the young ones. Did you ever watch the movie, “Life is beautiful” ?
*spoiler*
It’s WWII, the father escapes but convinces his little boy that if he does everything he says, he will get a big tank.
What is the bag? May not be awesome but I want it!
Do you know what is the bag?
He mentions it briefly at the beginning of the clip. The bag appears to be the Evergoods Mountain Panel Loader, a 30 liter bag.
Great stuff....maybe an addition.....I find that a nice slingshot would be great to add to your kit for small game hunting
As usual you give good info. Keep
up the good work!👍🇺🇸✝️
Is this bag something that u would consider putting together and selling. I love ur videos
Probably not because he doesn’t make everything in the bag and it would take to much time to buy everything and put it in a bag to sell
It is better for you to make your own bag. Also, those bail out bags will be dependent on the person and the environment, weather, geography and many factors in which they will be involved. Here is a tip in which I use to make my own bail out bag. I concentrate on the 10C of survival and add to that. Extra magazines for my AR pistol and pistol, patoo, extra food, map, water purification, four way key, thermal scope, extra batteries, first aid kit, combat pill pack, and trauma kit.
💯Escape and Evasion Kit🤙🏽
Would a bolt cutter be too much ;p
A cordless Dremel or drill might do the same job
For vehicle perfect. I keep a pair in mine. But they are heavvvvvy to carry
a small bolt cutter or heavy duty pliers are essential (imo) in either urban or rural settings... everyone has locks and chains and fencing to cut through.
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@John Kugelfischer Only Losers like you live in zoos. Go fish some kugel.
Electrolyte tabs are another good option to have on hand