in my bag have 3 ways to make water safe to drink . i like the stoves that use fuel tabs or sticks . have extra fuel tabs to start fire . check out solar battery packs . 4 outlets recharge during day . we are slowly replacing flash lights head lamps radio comms gps to ones that can be recharged . our packs are set up for 5 days have a fishing kit and a 22 target pistol for small game so if needed we can last awhile
Hi. About the main knife. My opinion is that if the knife is located on the belt and you put on a backpack of more than 30 liters, then the backpack will have a cargo belt and it will simply clamp the knife it will be better if the sheath is with a free suspension and if it is submerged because in a hurry you can forget to fasten and the knife will be lost or the sheath can open if it catches on something.
So you got all sorts of stuffed covered What about stuff for your feet like proper safety boots They are super important especially when you have to walk In most emergencies your car wont make it around the corner
Amazon just happens to be the simplest and quickest source to receive products. A lot of this stuff I use regularly on camping trips and they work great, some stuff might be a one-time use but that's okay since it's strictly for an emergency. What gear are you using/sourcing from?
Have you ever used your gear. Obviously not. Half of your gear is crap. It will fall apart first time you use it. 1 time use gear is not what you want for long term survival. EDUCATE YOURSELF THEN START OVER. To have a bad b.o.b. and think your ok is worse than having nothing and knowing it. Education weighs nothing and you can take it anywhere. If you're really interested in saving you and your loved ones let me know . I will put you on the right path.
Hey Chris, Thanks for sharing your opinions and assumptions. I’d agree there’s a few items that probably won’t last a long time, the survival sleeping bag and survival tents aren’t the best quality and could easily be swapped with a standard tarp. As mentioned in the video I have contingencies in each vehicle I own including Rooftop Tents etc.. Either way I think I’ll pass on consulting you for advice, mate. Cheers!
in my bag have 3 ways to make water safe to drink . i like the stoves that use fuel tabs or sticks . have extra fuel tabs to start fire . check out solar battery packs . 4 outlets recharge during day . we are slowly replacing flash lights head lamps radio comms gps to ones that can be recharged . our packs are set up for 5 days have a fishing kit and a 22 target pistol for small game so if needed we can last awhile
Hi. About the main knife. My opinion is that if the knife is located on the belt and you put on a backpack of more than 30 liters, then the backpack will have a cargo belt and it will simply clamp the knife it will be better if the sheath is with a free suspension and if it is submerged because in a hurry you can forget to fasten and the knife will be lost or the sheath can open if it catches on something.
New sub here. Thanks for the video!!
Thanks for the sub!
need a good compass/gps and topo maps
Subscribed.
Hope to see many more videos on your channel.
Really appreciate the support!
More videos on the way..
I'm staying in my home where I have everything needed to survive for years!
That’s the ideal solution!
So you got all sorts of stuffed covered
What about stuff for your feet like proper safety boots
They are super important especially when you have to walk
In most emergencies your car wont make it around the corner
Well... in that case, i just want to add: Slippersocks and disposable underwear. Peppermint tea bags & (dehydrated) honey. Menthol rub. Powdered milk.
better sleep gear yours might last 1 night . poncho/rain gear
Yeah I keep better sleep gear in my rig itself.. Rooftop Tent Etc.. I’m working on a revised set of gear to replace some of this though.
you forgot a change of underwear?
Haha you’re right!
You deleted my comment?😢
Hey Donita, thanks for the comment but I haven’t deleted anything..
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Yall need to stop relying on Amazon junk for survival
Amazon just happens to be the simplest and quickest source to receive products. A lot of this stuff I use regularly on camping trips and they work great, some stuff might be a one-time use but that's okay since it's strictly for an emergency. What gear are you using/sourcing from?
Have you ever used your gear. Obviously not. Half of your gear is crap. It will fall apart first time you use it. 1 time use gear is not what you want for long term survival. EDUCATE YOURSELF THEN START OVER. To have a bad b.o.b. and think your ok is worse than having nothing and knowing it. Education weighs nothing and you can take it anywhere. If you're really interested in saving you and your loved ones let me know . I will put you on the right path.
Hey Chris,
Thanks for sharing your opinions and assumptions. I’d agree there’s a few items that probably won’t last a long time, the survival sleeping bag and survival tents aren’t the best quality and could easily be swapped with a standard tarp. As mentioned in the video I have contingencies in each vehicle I own including Rooftop Tents etc.. Either way I think I’ll pass on consulting you for advice, mate. Cheers!