Тепловизор и дальномер - это явно лишнее. Не всегда понимаю смысла в огниве, когда можно взять две-три зажигалки, хватит их надолго. Если ты планируешь 3-5 дней обитать в лесу, то и набор нужен с таким расчетом. Также по поводу жгутов: если пришлось их применять, то дело плохо, а ты в лесу, степи, больницы рядом нет. Оружие никогда не оставлять в рюкзаке, всегда носить на себе. Если это перцовый баллон, то можно один в кармане, один в рюкзаке. Компас нужен только если им умеешь пользоваться, в остальных случаях это ненужный груз. Крайне важно положить в рюкзак воду, без нее будет сложно, а запас на первое время будет полезен. Также надо помнить, что пустую бутылку не надо выкидывать, она пригодится для набора воды под фильтрацию или для гигиены. Удобно надеть две стяжки на горлышко бутылки(два кольца) и крепить карабином на рюкзак. Также подгоавливая такой рюкзак дома, важно помнить, что не всегда будет время одеться, выбегая на улицу, а значит рядом с рюкзаком, или внутри должна быть подготовленная одежда по сезону. Также будет хорошим дополнением пятиточечник, чтобы можно было садиться на разные поверхности, закрепить на рюкзак, после на пояс. Нужно ли брать с собой горелку? Горящих материалов вокруг очень много, поэтому это выбор каждого. Пакетированный чай и кофе в пакетиках(3 в 1) будет кстати. Протеиновые батончики, либо ореховые смеси для короткого перекуса днем, а вот еда, которую будешь разогревать - на ночь, во-первых, тебе будет теплее от еды, во-вторых, плотно поев, легче заснуть. По поводу фонарей все верно, нужен как налобный фонарь(желательно с дополнительным красным огнем), так и обычный(с режимом стробоскоп) . Один на аккумуляторе, второй на батарейках. Подойдёт для утилитарных задач, либо для самозащиты ночью путём ослепления. Хорошим дополнением будут перчатки, тут выбор каждого, либо дешевые рабочие, либо что-то похожее на mechanix. Это и защита, и тепло. Важно не забыть влажные салфетки, туалетную бумагу, хотя их может заменить вода😁 средство от насекомых защитит на улице. Нужно ли брать с собой тент? Если ты с семьей, то может и надо. Если ты один, то можно взять прочный дождевик-палатку. Также желательно иметь в запасе поликарбонатные очки, и респиратор. Чтобы защитить глаза и органы дыхания. Также нужна вторая сумка - нательная, чтобы хранить там наиболее важные предметы: оружие, документы, фонарик, нож, ну и легкий перекус, чтобы не приходилось останавливаться и снимать рюкзак, ведь иногда промедление может стоить жизни. Я бы еще добавил в список запасные трусы и прочные носки, желательно coolmax, пока ты носишь одни, другие сушатся. В дополнение к этому было бы хорошо добавить легкие шлёпки, конда ты будешь готовиться к отдыху в своём лагере, твои ботинки уже будут сохнуть на ветру или у костра, а тебе надо будет беречь ноги.
The variety of textures in the kislux bags is impressive. From smooth leather to textured suede, there is something for everyone. I was also attracted by it. The price is not expensive, which is very attractive!
I'm going to advise that you stay away from electric Arc lighters as well they definitely are cool it's not as easy as you would think to start a fire with one. Arc lighters require a certain amount of finagling to be able to use them effectively not to mention the arc behaves significantly differently compared to the flame on a plain old Bic. And before anyone tries to say that they are windproof and can't be blown out the or can still be messed with by the wind not to mention the small thing that you might be able to generate with the electric Arc can be blown out. Instead just throw in a Bic lighter or two if you want get some kind of lighter sleeve for it and then throw in some storm-proof matches and you'll be pretty much set. Also make sure that when you are selecting food for your bug out bag make sure you get something that doesn't require any preparation but rather can be eaten on the go. Because the point of a bug out bag is to get you from point A to point B as quickly as possible.
For me, the most important question to ask before making a bug out bag is: "Where am I planning to go?" It makes a big difference whether you want to escape to family members, to a public collection point / shelter or to the woods (for whatever reason). Since this question has not been answered, the bug out bag presented here is incomplete and inconclusive. The items themselves are not wrong - but in my eyes there is a lack of an overall concept. For example: If you want to sleep outside, a good sleeping bag would be important. If you plan to sleep inside, then not. Do you plan to spend a lot of time outdoors? Then you might need a real rain jacket instead of the emergency poncho. English isn't my first language, but I hope you get my point. 😎 Enjoyed the video nonetheless. 👍
You are not wrong. That would be a good video 2.0. Haha.. I agree that the actual scenario and destination has a big impact on what you bring with you. Good observation!
I've got big out bags in all my vehicles. However, I also cram socks, pants or shorts during summer. I change my bags up for winter or summer. My ex wife thought I was crazy. Until in 1996 or so she was in downtown Atlanta and the frwy was literally shut down because of the snow and black ice. Luckily I packed what she actually needed to stay warm all night and some MRE's. She actually fed a few others stuck as well. She didn't move until after 9am the next day. She was very happy I reminded her of the bag behind the seat in the truck she was driving. Those warm blankets work great. Especially, when combined with a very easy to roll or fold up jacket. Hopefully, I'll never need my bag but it's got food clothing and ways to survive if I'm out camping or something. Every bag will be different based on your skills, and where you're at.
Sawyer squeeze is an awesome compact water filter, and it allows you to fill your container with clean water vs drinking from either the water source or contaminated water in your bottle. Much more compact than the life straw also
I recommend a solar charging power charger just in case an emp hits and you can’t plug it into an outlet. That way you can constantly charge whatever you need to charge
@@gavinthehammer5390 Great thought.. After I posted this video, I had the same idea when recording the Tigrett Outdoors Radio Bag, which has a solar charger in it. Thanks!
A few things you may want to add, 500 to 1000 in cash(in low denominations, what if credit cards don't work) , photos of your family members incase you get separated and need to ask people If they seen them, a thumb drive that uses a fingerprint/password with scans of all important documents such as passports, insurance paperwork. A n95 face mask (can't get far If you cant breath)
Also NOBODY says to buy battery CONVERTERS... that make aaa into aa or aaa into D.. size. N also flashlight battery converters... so ur USB flashlight can work off of aaa batteries.... 😮😮
You have the EXACT battery pack i want. not even cause its cheap. its one of the only smartphone sized battery packs with a usb-c in/out port perfectly in the middle i could find. I need that cause im a gamer and i have a EasySMX M15($30 on aliexpress and temu) telescopic controller for my phone, but it has bluetooth so if you can power it you can use it as a standalone bluetooth controller. I'd love to keep that combo in my bugout bag for like $45 total or less. by any chance can you confirm that the battery bank is about the size of a phone without a case? also can you please confirm the USB-c is perfectly in the middle up/down and left/right?
It's about the size of a larger phone. You can sort of see the size of it in my hands (I have M-L hands). Please click on the link in my description for the exact product. Thanks!
@provide_protect tyvm! Looks like it's not the exact same one I was looking at. I wish they would swap the placement for the flashlight and the USB-C port. Thanks anyways!
Rats tourniquet not a good option for thigh injuries. Get a proper tourniquet. Life straw seems like a good idea, until you actually use one. Then you recognize that you have to put your head down near the waters edge where predators (big cats, gators, and bears) frequently prey on wildlife.
My Life straw has threads that screw on to a plastic bottle. Fill the bottle up, screw on the Life straw, and drink with out fear of large animal attacks.
@@ultimablue9778 that’s not a bad way to go. The only issue is weight and size. I guess it just depends on how long you want to be out and how strong you are.
Beef the fire kit up multiple ways, rethink the knife. and build your medical kits for you and your family commercial bought are crap normally and full of BS band aids just my thoughts Stay Safe
@@provide_protect Wojskowy, bushcraft, myśliwski ekwipunek rzuca się w oczy. Lepszy jest plecak turystyczny w stonowanych kolorach, tak samo jak ubiór. W sytuacji kryzysowej w niektórych sytuacjach może przyciągać uwagę. O wojskowy plecak może ma w środku fajne wyposażenie, leki, amunicję bo się właściciel przygotował.
Тепловизор и дальномер - это явно лишнее. Не всегда понимаю смысла в огниве, когда можно взять две-три зажигалки, хватит их надолго. Если ты планируешь 3-5 дней обитать в лесу, то и набор нужен с таким расчетом. Также по поводу жгутов: если пришлось их применять, то дело плохо, а ты в лесу, степи, больницы рядом нет. Оружие никогда не оставлять в рюкзаке, всегда носить на себе. Если это перцовый баллон, то можно один в кармане, один в рюкзаке. Компас нужен только если им умеешь пользоваться, в остальных случаях это ненужный груз. Крайне важно положить в рюкзак воду, без нее будет сложно, а запас на первое время будет полезен. Также надо помнить, что пустую бутылку не надо выкидывать, она пригодится для набора воды под фильтрацию или для гигиены. Удобно надеть две стяжки на горлышко бутылки(два кольца) и крепить карабином на рюкзак. Также подгоавливая такой рюкзак дома, важно помнить, что не всегда будет время одеться, выбегая на улицу, а значит рядом с рюкзаком, или внутри должна быть подготовленная одежда по сезону. Также будет хорошим дополнением пятиточечник, чтобы можно было садиться на разные поверхности, закрепить на рюкзак, после на пояс. Нужно ли брать с собой горелку? Горящих материалов вокруг очень много, поэтому это выбор каждого. Пакетированный чай и кофе в пакетиках(3 в 1) будет кстати. Протеиновые батончики, либо ореховые смеси для короткого перекуса днем, а вот еда, которую будешь разогревать - на ночь, во-первых, тебе будет теплее от еды, во-вторых, плотно поев, легче заснуть. По поводу фонарей все верно, нужен как налобный фонарь(желательно с дополнительным красным огнем), так и обычный(с режимом стробоскоп) . Один на аккумуляторе, второй на батарейках. Подойдёт для утилитарных задач, либо для самозащиты ночью путём ослепления. Хорошим дополнением будут перчатки, тут выбор каждого, либо дешевые рабочие, либо что-то похожее на mechanix. Это и защита, и тепло. Важно не забыть влажные салфетки, туалетную бумагу, хотя их может заменить вода😁 средство от насекомых защитит на улице. Нужно ли брать с собой тент? Если ты с семьей, то может и надо. Если ты один, то можно взять прочный дождевик-палатку. Также желательно иметь в запасе поликарбонатные очки, и респиратор. Чтобы защитить глаза и органы дыхания. Также нужна вторая сумка - нательная, чтобы хранить там наиболее важные предметы: оружие, документы, фонарик, нож, ну и легкий перекус, чтобы не приходилось останавливаться и снимать рюкзак, ведь иногда промедление может стоить жизни. Я бы еще добавил в список запасные трусы и прочные носки, желательно coolmax, пока ты носишь одни, другие сушатся. В дополнение к этому было бы хорошо добавить легкие шлёпки, конда ты будешь готовиться к отдыху в своём лагере, твои ботинки уже будут сохнуть на ветру или у костра, а тебе надо будет беречь ноги.
Good points. Thanks.
The variety of textures in the kislux bags is impressive. From smooth leather to textured suede, there is something for everyone. I was also attracted by it. The price is not expensive, which is very attractive!
My mom bought one kislux and she loves it. It had been there for over 10 years when she went out with it.
I'm going to advise that you stay away from electric Arc lighters as well they definitely are cool it's not as easy as you would think to start a fire with one. Arc lighters require a certain amount of finagling to be able to use them effectively not to mention the arc behaves significantly differently compared to the flame on a plain old Bic. And before anyone tries to say that they are windproof and can't be blown out the or can still be messed with by the wind not to mention the small thing that you might be able to generate with the electric Arc can be blown out. Instead just throw in a Bic lighter or two if you want get some kind of lighter sleeve for it and then throw in some storm-proof matches and you'll be pretty much set.
Also make sure that when you are selecting food for your bug out bag make sure you get something that doesn't require any preparation but rather can be eaten on the go. Because the point of a bug out bag is to get you from point A to point B as quickly as possible.
@@dutchvanderbilt9969 Good advice. I haven’t found any problem starting fires with the arc lighter.
For me, the most important question to ask before making a bug out bag is: "Where am I planning to go?" It makes a big difference whether you want to escape to family members, to a public collection point / shelter or to the woods (for whatever reason).
Since this question has not been answered, the bug out bag presented here is incomplete and inconclusive. The items themselves are not wrong - but in my eyes there is a lack of an overall concept. For example: If you want to sleep outside, a good sleeping bag would be important. If you plan to sleep inside, then not. Do you plan to spend a lot of time outdoors? Then you might need a real rain jacket instead of the emergency poncho.
English isn't my first language, but I hope you get my point. 😎
Enjoyed the video nonetheless. 👍
You are not wrong. That would be a good video 2.0. Haha.. I agree that the actual scenario and destination has a big impact on what you bring with you. Good observation!
@@provide_protect I'm looking forward to video 2.0. 😊
I've got big out bags in all my vehicles. However, I also cram socks, pants or shorts during summer. I change my bags up for winter or summer. My ex wife thought I was crazy. Until in 1996 or so she was in downtown Atlanta and the frwy was literally shut down because of the snow and black ice. Luckily I packed what she actually needed to stay warm all night and some MRE's. She actually fed a few others stuck as well. She didn't move until after 9am the next day. She was very happy I reminded her of the bag behind the seat in the truck she was driving. Those warm blankets work great. Especially, when combined with a very easy to roll or fold up jacket. Hopefully, I'll never need my bag but it's got food clothing and ways to survive if I'm out camping or something. Every bag will be different based on your skills, and where you're at.
@@Superxnmxfan good reminder.. you never know when something like that will happen.
Best cheap bugout knife is a Malco DK6S duck knife 🔪.. home depot $20. Full tang double edge.
Thanks for the recommendation.
Check it out please . Review it
I'd go with a cold steel GI Tanto for a couple bucks more
@@BigBern1982Not a bad option either!
Sawyer squeeze is an awesome compact water filter, and it allows you to fill your container with clean water vs drinking from either the water source or contaminated water in your bottle. Much more compact than the life straw also
@@jacobsams3726 good tip!
Good tip!
I have synthetic atv winch rope in my bag.
Super strong and light weight
@@kidt3068 that’s a good tip! Thank you.
I recommend a solar charging power charger just in case an emp hits and you can’t plug it into an outlet. That way you can constantly charge whatever you need to charge
@@gavinthehammer5390 Great thought.. After I posted this video, I had the same idea when recording the Tigrett Outdoors Radio Bag, which has a solar charger in it. Thanks!
I also carry a magnifying glass for a fore starter
@@RvlifeIndiana not a bad idea!
Got the same bag in 2022 just for the CCW bought my first gun same day Shield Plus
@@BrandonAnderson-dv3ek great choice!
I love kislux that on the butterfly bag it says auguri / tanti auguri which means happy birthday
Where’s the Silky saw?
Great tip! I’ll add it.
A few things you may want to add, 500 to 1000 in cash(in low denominations, what if credit cards don't work) , photos of your family members incase you get separated and need to ask people If they seen them, a thumb drive that uses a fingerprint/password with scans of all important documents such as passports, insurance paperwork. A n95 face mask (can't get far If you cant breath)
Also NOBODY says to buy battery CONVERTERS... that make aaa into aa or aaa into D.. size. N also flashlight battery converters... so ur USB flashlight can work off of aaa batteries.... 😮😮
@@CtyCmt6117 Not sure I understand what you’re communicating.
He's saying that they make battery converters and I have yet to see a prepper video that mentions them.
@@rebeccaclementz3756 Gotcha. Good point. Thanks
@@CtyCmt6117 They do or did make a flashlight that can take AA, C or D size batteries. How bright the light was depends on which batteries you used.
You have the EXACT battery pack i want. not even cause its cheap. its one of the only smartphone sized battery packs with a usb-c in/out port perfectly in the middle i could find. I need that cause im a gamer and i have a EasySMX M15($30 on aliexpress and temu) telescopic controller for my phone, but it has bluetooth so if you can power it you can use it as a standalone bluetooth controller. I'd love to keep that combo in my bugout bag for like $45 total or less. by any chance can you confirm that the battery bank is about the size of a phone without a case? also can you please confirm the USB-c is perfectly in the middle up/down and left/right?
It's about the size of a larger phone. You can sort of see the size of it in my hands (I have M-L hands). Please click on the link in my description for the exact product. Thanks!
@provide_protect tyvm! Looks like it's not the exact same one I was looking at. I wish they would swap the placement for the flashlight and the USB-C port. Thanks anyways!
@@Xx3SPAZxX Sorry about that. Thanks for following up!
Rats tourniquet not a good option for thigh injuries. Get a proper tourniquet. Life straw seems like a good idea, until you actually use one. Then you recognize that you have to put your head down near the waters edge where predators (big cats, gators, and bears) frequently prey on wildlife.
Good comment. Thanks!
My Life straw has threads that screw on to a plastic bottle. Fill the bottle up, screw on the Life straw, and drink with out fear of large animal attacks.
@@jakeanderson4304 I've seen that.. looks pretty cool. I'll need to check that out!
SAWYER MINI
@@BrandonAnderson-dv3ek good tip
Why rush 24 specifically? Why not a 3 day pack and sinch it down if you arent using all the space? I dont have one, thats why i ask.
@@ultimablue9778 that’s not a bad way to go. The only issue is weight and size. I guess it just depends on how long you want to be out and how strong you are.
I gotcha. I've been torn between all the different bags out there and the logistics of each one. Saw a redfield at my local academy that looked nice.
What is your watch model?
@@zagvot It’s the Garmin Instinct. I love this watch!
What signal mirror is that?
Just a cheap mirror off Amazon. Nothing special. But it works!
Wow 👌 👏 😍 👍 nice kit sir does this kit use ful in forest camping
Thank you! Hope it's helpful.
Make video about 4person bug out bag nd tell bag capacity nd items quantities😮
Good idea. Thank you.
Beef the fire kit up multiple ways, rethink the knife. and build your medical kits for you and your family commercial bought are crap normally and full of BS band aids just my thoughts Stay Safe
@@sfire54 thanks
Podstawowy błąd moim zdaniem to plecak. Powinien być incognito.
What would you suggest then?
@@provide_protect Wojskowy, bushcraft, myśliwski ekwipunek rzuca się w oczy. Lepszy jest plecak turystyczny w stonowanych kolorach, tak samo jak ubiór. W sytuacji kryzysowej w niektórych sytuacjach może przyciągać uwagę. O wojskowy plecak może ma w środku fajne wyposażenie, leki, amunicję bo się właściciel przygotował.
@@piotrs241 Good advice!
I would add a sleeping bag, fire blanket, high visibility vest, cooling scarfs, Cooling hats to the bag as well.
Good items! Need a bigger bag for those. :)
@@provide_protect Add a fireproof/waterproof bag too.
@@katrinaluxford6400 Also good to have! Thanks!
If that's the case , just pull around a luggage case. Or install wheels on your closet.
👍
duck tape?
@@就事论事-6767 How could I forget?!? Haha. Thanks.
You haven’t used or tested what you are showing and telling, and it shows.
@@MtnManLucas i’m always learning. Can you be more specific?
So we ditch our families? What a terrible person you must be.
@@davidschreiber4677 Of course not. You obviously didn’t listen well.