Green Beret's Cold Weather Bug Out Bag | Survival Prepper Quarantine isolation | Tactical Rifleman
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- Опубліковано 5 бер 2020
- Last year, I did a video about my "Red Bag of Woe." Some call it a bugout bag. Others call it a Get Home bag. It's just a bag of stuff that I would always want to have with me, if an emergency (big or small) ever happened. I more it from vehicle to vehicle, in whatever I am riding in. That kinda by definition is a "Get Home Bag," so I guess it is what it is.
That video did very well, considering that I am extremely long-winded, and it lasted an hour. Well, the temperatures have dropped and I switched to a slightly larger bag, so I could add more shelter material and a couple other widgets.
Well, the film crew saw me moving this new Vertx Bag from my Jeep, and they said "What the hell is that? Where is your Red Bag of Woe?" I told them that this was the NEW Bag. They immediately started talking about a new video.
So, here it is; my new Cold Weather Bugout Bag. Sorry that it is sooo long, but I have a lot of gear that I like to talk about. Looking for links? We'll add links to all these new items down the road; I've got just too much work on my plate right now to put together a list. If someone wants to volunteer for making the list for us; please. have at it.
Thanks for watching, TR
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Karl is amazing. He was a Combat Medic and even delivered 5 Babys. Some even say one of them was Chuck Norris. You have to love Karl!
The heard 5 babies were delivered during battle of the bulge while also directing anti-tank fire
Can’t be. Chuck Norris delivered himself.
My girlfriend: "Are you really taking that stupid bag? We are just going to my mom."
Also my girlfriend: "Can I have your jacket? I am cold and these heels are killing me."
Also my girlfriend: "That kid on a bike got ran over, somebody should help him..."
If you've ever had a fight with the misses because of some kit you want to bring, go ahead and hit that like button...
ROGER THAT!!!
Check
Mrs: "You know cargo pants/shorts are what old man wear."
Mrs 5 minutes later: "Can you carry my keys, my phone, my ID, and any little do-da that we might buy?"
HSPM Huits they always carry what feels like 10lbs of stuff in their purse yet we’re crazy for carrying a backpack of actual useful items.
HSPM Huits luckily my wife loves this stuff.
In winter/cold weather climate, forget cotton and fleece. Go wool from underwear and socks, to sweaters, scarfs and beanies.
Retains heat even when wet, and drys quickly.
Kind regards from Norway.
Cashmere is even better, especially as a base layer.
Make sure it’s Fine merino wool if next to the skin. it’s non itchy.
As a PSA to my fellow men, I'm in Nashville and live in 1 of the areas that just got hit by a tornado. Every man needs to prepare and don't listen to your wife or girlfriend when she says "Why do you need that?" "Omg you're so crazy." Nah f**k that! When it hits the fan she'll be crying in a corner, looking for you to save the day. MEN are the ones out here putting in the hard physical labor to get the city back on track. BUY WHAT YOU WANT, BE PREPARED and STAY ALIVE.
FC #1 could not have put it better. I for one have been in that exact situation and the human condition never fails.
I left a few years ago its my hometown It hurts me to see it like that I remember the one in 1998 the Ice storm and the Flood its not the citys first time.
Women need to stfu 😂
Oh yea my now ex fiance used to say I have an unhealthy hobby and I'm paranoid because I have a car bugout bag and 2 house bugout bags for me and her plus other supplies and so much food stored. I am well prepared. Well let's say January she said I was crazy and nothing is ever going to happen and I waste my money. Fast forward 3 months and she is so grateful and happy that I prepared and that we dont even need to go to the grocery store for anything. While people wait in long ass lines for food in the cities we are living comfortably and have no need and all of a sudden I'm not crazy anymore and it was a great thing that I prepared for any situation. Well now we are split up because she went crazy so it was ment to be but I'm still prepared for anything
Roger that. Man was put as the head for a reason, not a control issue, just reality.
I've been to Seattle and Portland. I can say for a fact that zombies are in fact real 😂
Love the content Karl, keep it up! 👍
"Zombies" I see them all the time in New York🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Love it!....." Guys come try and take my stuff,.... I'm gonna BURN YOU DOWN!". Those " I'm just going to take your stuff" people think that they are the only "Badass" with a gun out there. Surprise, Speed, and Violence of action. Great video 👍
Along with my normal fire kit, I carry 2 of the tiny mini flares for starting fire RIGHT NOW in absolute emergency such as falling through ice or whatever. Also for signal use.
They are called ORION "fire pit pro" flares I believe.
Can't recommend them enough. Absolute vital piece of winter kit in my opinion.
Very small, light, and effective as hell.
Thanks for sharing
I just bought one of these bags and holy smokes is it awesome! Even has its own velcro pouch in the back ninja pocket for the ballistic insert. Nice that it has its own spot. Freaking love it!
That is awesome!
@@TacticalRifleman Which body armor panel do you run in it? Love how thin it is. Any experience with the Premier ones that are made to fit Vertx bags?
“You try and take my shit, I’ll burn you down” that’s best part of vid. Imagine some goof that’s in his mom’s basement telling a Green Beret how to run and gun 🤣 Great content, keep it up 👍
THANK YOU KARL! I always learn, and you’re always challenging me to reassess what I thought I already learned.
I love this channel. No nonsense, great philosophy of use, logic over emotion and not to mention some absolutely hilarious commentary!! Thanks for the bug out breakdown vids.
I like the pointing out of the fact that these bags aren't just for the apocalypse. For years mine had a German Army Knife in it (their version of the Swiss Army) that had a cork screw. Can't tell you how many times I've been at a hotel at the beach or up at a cabin in the mountains for a vacation and the wife has wanted a bottle of wine. Then we get back where we're staying oh but we don't have a cork screw..... Sure we do, be right back.
And I live in the south. It doesn't snow here much. But when it does.... We had snowmageddon a few years ago. I drove home just fine in my 4x4, didn't have far to go luckily. But if I had got stuck I would've been fine with my kit. My buddy ended up having to spend a very chilly night sleeping in his car using his tie as a scarf and cranking his car every few hours to not freeze to death. I bet he wished he had a it's not for the apocalyspse bag with him.... Even if he stayed with his car he'd at least have been more comfortable.
Thanks for the update on the bug out bag. I'm going back to see the original 😁 bug out.
"Think about all those women wearing nylon with their thighs rubbing together".
Oh brother, I sure do.
It can definitely start a fire somewhere lol.
I love your survival videos Karl. Everytime I learn something new.
"we don't want a 6 hour video..."
We want it. Please go on.
Great post-commercial banter! It got me smiling for the morning :)
I live at 8,000 feet high in the eastern Sierra Nevada mountains. My winters last 5 -6 months or longer. Absolutely unforgiving. You did a good job on your bag and contents. For the guys blowing stick rubbing or even flint fire starting..... try it in 15+ below in snow.... it goes beyond suck (especially if you have someone else relying on you) don't be that guy. My WINTER bag is set up much the same.... except I have ultra light mini snow shoes attached instead of extra boots.... but I am in my boots all the time, and an ultra light compact shovel, and 1 mini flair (in case I wanna be seen). Shelter here can just mean snow.... = my shovel. Titanium is an expensive friend. Snug pack stuff is awesome. Love my bodyglide. And I do use a Ursack bear bag down inside my pack for my food (its light and can be used for all kinds of stuff). I'll have to look and see if you have a video on your trauma kit... mine needs work.
Thanks for sharing. Stay warm out there. TR
Fantastic video. Great training. I am truly impressed. From a retired Marine, thank you.
Thanks for watching and thank you for your service. TR
Thank you very much for the video Karl , my husband and I enjoyed every minute of it . Thank you for serving our country , you are greatly appreciated !! We are in our mid 50's too .
May God Bless You and Your Family , and May God Bless Us All !! 🙏🕊️💌
Just a side note,a few year's ago a radio personality in the area went with his family to a resort in northern Michigan for a sleigh ride.He had an asthma attack pulled out his inhaler but he kept it in his coat pocket and it got too cold to work,he wound up dying on the trail in the wood's.Keep thing's like an inhaler,Bic lighter's,and even battery operated thing's close to your body to keep them warm so when you need them they work.Learned from year's of deer hunting in northern Michigan.
Thanks for sharing, TR
Thanks for your informative videos, Karl. I particularly like your frank, rather easy-going style. Best wishes from the San Francisco Bay Area.
My bug out bag has 12 rolls of toilet paper, 8 jars of hand sanitizer and 6 bottles of Fiji artesian water.
Great video, Karl! Always enjoy hearing your thought on things. Liked the line, "One, that's not very Christian of you." Just, well said. I'm going to survive, but I will not harm others to make that happen unless they were to bring it on themselves. Real helpful information. Just finished putting my "vehicle survival bag" in a garage bag as camouflage, per your suggestion. Thanks Karl.
Bill, glad you got something out of this. TR
@@TacticalRifleman I was listening to your video a second time and my wife walked in as you were explaining that your wife would be expected to carry her food. My wife exclaimed, "Oh yes, she must be a saint." LOL
@@TacticalRiflemanYou're bag is a little more sophisticated than mine. You have to remember I'm an old Marine. An 0351, meaning, I just need a good pair of boots. More to the point though, I can't let my pack get to heavy these days. But, I've got the basics, plus a little hand sanitizer for good measure.
Heard a bump in the night yesterday so I pulled out my PVS-7s to take a look outside from my windows. They still work great! Love watching your videos my dude.
Wow! This was right before the Covid Plandemic and you were giving solid advice on masks and hand sanitizer. I also got the Hill People Gear Multicam Mountain Sherape, and I love it! I also have a Helikon tex Swagman roll, but it's useless to me in sleeping bag mode, because I'm tall with broad shoulders. So the Mountain Sherape is my go to Ranger roll, I either pair it up with a Poncho, an MSS sleep system Gortex bivy, MSS jungle bag, or all three in the winter. Still even with all above listed together with an emergency blanket, and some long johns and extra warm socks, and your good to go. I carry a three day assault pack, but have a gray backpack cover that gives me the grey man look for my bugout bag. Great video! I really liked this series on your bag of whoa, bugout bag, or get home bag. I would absolutely love to see you do an overnight camping trip. Maybe you could even get your son out there with you, teach him hands on survival skills, maybe a winter camping trip. I just think you'd have a ton of good advice on your way of building a shelter, or even pitching a tent and cooking some good campfire meals. I know you're probably way too busy, but if you ever have the time and desire to get out there and do some camping, definitely film it, I think that would be great! Thanks for all the great content! This video really seems like so long ago, because this whole Covid PLANDEMIC has become just about all of what the main stream media talks about, that and lying to the SHEEPLE about President Trump, and they hide their own crimes. Anyways thanks again! Keep up the good work!!🤜🤛🇺🇸🇺🇸
Karl, your videos never get old. Keep it up brother..stay strong.
Very articulate and to the point. Good job man
Good info and Carl worthy presentation.. keeping it real and practical.
Love the channel Karl! Keep up the great work.
Karl, Outstanding class. Please remember that us Veterans can usually be spotted a mile away by other Veterans. Doesn't matter how we dress or what we carry. When I was in Graduate School in the 1980's, one Professor told me during a break " Mr Nugent every time I see you, I feel like saluting ! ". He was a draftee during World War 2, and hadn't worn a uniform in 40 years. But he correctly recognized me as Military. So much for the Gray Man concept ! Your introductory classes on pistol and carbine shooting are on my bucket list, as is Randy Wurst's survival class.Thank you very much
Hey Karl 1 idea that I do with my extra clothes is take my food vacuum sealer and make some bag and put in clothes and suck the air out .... makes them smaller and keep them from getting wet. Just a idea that I like to do. 👍
My term is, " My Deer Hunting Bag"... Since it has everything i need just in case i get lost hunting I have everything needing to survive for a few weeks in the woods. So i keep it in my truck year round... Probably dont need my field dressing knives and meat bags after hunting season is over but then again you might so i leave these items in there also.. Whats nice to see while out hunting are evergreen trees... They make a nice shelter in pretty cold weather or snowstorms.. As kids we would build snow forts under evergreens for fun not realizing we could survive from the cold elements for periods of time if needed to when doing this..
Jerry... You should do a voice over to Karl's voice on his videos speaking in Czech lol... Im sure we would all get a good laugh at this 😁
Awesome video as usual guys but is it just me that really wants to chill with a beer or coffee and a steak with the guys in the awesome mancave, Tactical Rifleman team you guys are awesome much love from the UK
I have done search and rescue when I was younger and am a Vietnam vet. I live in Alaska so this one really had my attention. Got some good insights and knowledge. Thankyou for your time Karl, I’ll catch you in the next one. I will say this , a lot of people just don’t understand how much the cold can change a situation. Where in the summer a situation might be little more than a major pain in the ass, in the winter it now is a fight for survival, and if your not ready, your probably going to die.Winter is no joke in most of the US and especially up here.
@Mike Hoshall Amen Sir. I’m in the very north of the lower 48 and winters can be brutal as hell and very unpredictable.
Love the video, thanks for all the knowledge Karl!
This is only my third video I'm watching and I already know I will watch your channel for the rest of the day.
Sorry about that. Thanks for watching, TR
I was present at 9/11. I relied on a paper mask like a N95 which worked ok for the dust but I really needed a full face type mask. There was no way go keep the dust out of your eyes. When you cleaned them with saline it just gave the dust fresh surfaces to stick to.
If I didn't say it before , I'm saying it now. Thank you Sir, for your service to our great country. Thank you.
every video is a goldmine of information for us civis
Thanks for the awesome video. Really informative and well done. I like the trash bag idea.
Great video. I carry a bag of similar color, I put a camo waterproof backpack cover inside. This allows me to make it more water resistant and blend in as well, if needed. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
That was an excellent video my friend I Spent19 years in the British parachute regiment and I’ve only been getting into this sort of thing lately I’m in a wheelchair. But it doesn’t stop me I still go camping heavy into archery, and I competitive long-distance swimmer. I love watching your stuff keep it coming buddy thank you. Happy New Year from the UK.
For food i carry pouches of chicken breast, tuna pouches and son on, cans add on more weight. Uncle Bens rice pouches or other brands. You can have 2 big meals for the price of a Mountain House freeze dried meal. Also you can buy a dehydrator and a vacuum sealer to make your own dehydrated meals.
Shelter always start with the clothes on your back, dress accordingly to your local weather and always keep a little extra in your vehicle in a duffel bag.
I truly appreciate your content. Puts allot in prospective. But now this has had my favorite quote. At 52:03, I felt that one to my soul.
Karl, thumbs up to u bud. I live up in Duluth MN, I get to experience some of the best winters ever up here. Vehicle died once and had to walk to work on a day we were colder than Mars, no sh!+... 2013. My EDC bag is a cold weather bag year round. lol the wind off of lake superior can change the temp in an instant, and its good to be always ready. Keep on keepin on, thanks for the vid.
I live in Manitoba so this was very useful.. Thank you!
Your previous video was the best and most informative i have ever seen It didn't last long enough as far as I'm concerned. It was and not for lack of a better word perfect. My pop passed 1.5 years ago. He was 22yr veteran Navy Seal. VFW Korea. My brother passed 5 yrs ago. He was Army weapons. VFW Beirut Lebanon. " there are no US troops in Lebanon" lol.. My Granpa passed over 20 yrs ago. He was Army Airforce VFW WWII. All uncle's numbering 3 Marine C Vietnam. I find myself patriarch at the young age of 48.
I would listen to them for hours on end. Never board. Not possible. These men raised me. You sir are invaluable. Period. Your videos are a godsend. Thank you. Now only if someone would put Black soldiers in any of the war memorials , even in New Orleans. I would no longer get embarrassed and feel like a fool when I tell my son about it and take him to one.
Bernard, thanks for the kind words. Thanks for sharing the history of your military family. I can tell you are truly proud of them. There have always been great black service men in every conflict. Many of my friends are members of a organization called the Buffalo Soldiers. Look them up. Strength and Honor, TR
@@TacticalRifleman I am aware of them. Told to me by my grandfather and pop. Pop was not one. They don't still exist, do they? I thought this organization was no more.
I don't think you have to worry about being long winded. The people that don't want to watch the video don't have to. The rest of us that value your experience and knowledge want to listen and learn to gain what we can. Make it as long as you want brotha
Great follow-up to your previous bug out bag video
Karl great video those Wiggy’s sleeping bags are awesome
So glad you mentioned a realistic perspective about about the cell phone, amazes me how people run with outlining ideas.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for an in depth video. This is was good stuff
I love the commercial comments. I get it, man. I really like that bag. It's very subtle
Great video. Love the new tech. Cant wait to take a class.
Karl is such a stud. I bet he was an okay dad, but is an amazing grandpa.
Masks - Many of those who were at ground zero are now either dead or suffering from severe respiratory ailments as a result of inhaling concrete and asbestos dust, not to mention other irritants. Great tip on the hand warmers also. Hypothermia treatment bags are similarly equipped. The 'Urban Camo Bag' can be augmented with a wadded up paper towel sticking out of the top, (or an empty bottle for that matter). I wouldn't recommend a used diaper though lol
thank you sir taking time to teach on survival gear your absultely correct knowledge is power sir ty TR and more amazing videos
I love this in-door setup with that Saddam portrait.
I'd love to see an "Out of country vacation Holy Crap bag or plan" video. A lot of gear that we are permitted to carry in the states would look bad if I was searched and found in another country.
(My dumb ass didn't realize they would search my backpack as we were entering the Forbidden City in China. I had bought a pairing knife and fortunately made a cardboard sheath that they didn't notice it.)
I always download maps on my phone, but still print out maps and carry a compass. I have a lamented cheat sheet of phrases in different languages. "These see my children. Have you seen them?" along with they their printed pictures and "I need police/medical assistance." Not just in the language of where I'm going, but other common languages. I also carry a cable gun lock with me to either lock my stuff up, or be able to swing as a weapon if need be. I also take a cell phone picture every morning of my family showing what they are wearing. My head is constantly on a swivel. I want my family to have a good time so I don't make it look like my guard is constantly up, but it is.
I'd like to hear a professional's opinion and plan and see how many holes I've overlooked.
Solid plan, but I didn't hear of you packing any medical gear. Check weapon laws before you travel. I often bring weapons (or at least knives) when I fly (checked bag), or immediately buy as soon as I arrive.
I live in Colorado and we do quite a few things in the mountains year-round. I'd also suggest some newspaper, which can be loosely balled up and shoved inside your coat for extra insulation, in addition to 100 other uses (that's what homeless people around here do to survive sleeping outside in the winter). I'm a big fan of handwarmers because you can use them while you're mobile, and they're really nice when you're tucked into a 32 degree snow cave (or some other shelter where you can't have a fire inside), staying out of the -20 degree wind chill. On that note, a good collapsible snow shovel can be used to create shelter, as well as to get your car out of the ditch so you don't have to spend the night out there in the first place. As long as you're carrying batteries, grab a couple sticks of gum with foil wrappers. The wrappers can be used with the battery to start a fire: ua-cam.com/video/0Tny2rPAoPc/v-deo.html. Trash bags also keep your pack dry when its pouring rain.
That was interesting about about the emp not knocking out cell phones. Thanks for that.
That was the best UA-cam ad placement 😂
Bravo Zult on the Wiggys bag. dont know what his magic is but hands down best going. not the lighest but will work when soaking wet.
Cold weather and wet weather gear is vital
Zombies ARE real!
But the PC term is: opioid addicts
Junkies are just thieves and conmen. Tweakers are the ones most likely to come all physical.
Oxy rage is a real thing though. Same as a mean drunk
@@MuseseekerMan amphetamine psychosis is virtually identical to schizophrenia, combine that with oozing facial staph infections, I'd rather take my chances with that hobbling "brains" zombie in Return of the Living Dead lol
@@chetyllynnverellen1365 how is taking oxycodone the same as being drunk? You do know that the endorphins that are produced once metabolized oxymorphone has crossed the BBB, and bonded it stops pain. It does not produce a "high" if you have real pain. If its chronically pain, and a person has a stable dose, they don't get high, they are allowed the minimum mg required to lower pain to a level a person can operate with. And that's the minimum level of operation. They don't provide enough to a patient to get out and really do alot of stuff. For those who are not chronic, or non legitimate patients, they may get a high, but nothing like being drunk. They do not get sloppy stupid or violent. They get slower and start to nod. As can, and does happen with Any CNS depressant. Unless they have basically OD'd then their motor skills are not impaired. ( fine motor skills). They don't drop stuff and so on. They don't fall over, and again, unless they have basically ODd, they don't slur thier speech. Aprox 1 in 35 to 1 in 50 pts, will get what's known as a rant, but it's more of they will talk endlessly about anything random. I am sorry but the problem is not with oxycodone, its ppl taking it who have no need to take it. Pain meds are a very necessary item, and I recommend always having 5 M.E.D. of 60mg XR or 20 M.E.D. of 15mg IR. You would be amazed the situations I have encountered where ppl had no form of pain mgmt, and as soon as their adrenaline wore off ( about 10 to 30 minutes in a lot of cases). Then they were unable to continue moving, needed medical evacuation, and had to wait in extreme pain for 2 hours to be treated. I hate the way ppl blame guns for murder, and never blame cars for running ppl over. Yet, they blame a medication with legit uses for the actions of ppl using or abusing a medication in a manner for which it was not intended nor designed. And if guns are not responsible for murder, which they are not. Then medication is not responsible for abuse.
Opioid addicts don't look or act like zombies, that's tweakers, or ppl who use a lot of uppers. They hyper excite thier CNS and PNS, and then they get lots of false sensory input. All things are ok when used correctly, however, when ppl take 10 times the dosage or schedule 1 drugs, then they can get issues in limbic, prefrontal, frontal, and other systems.
diepatrick38454 people that have never had a boo boo will never understand, chronic pain is no joke. I take pain medication daily and I hit the gym, eat right and function better then most of these obese slobs. They would rather you just suffer then seek care or heaven forbid take the edge off the constant life altering pain. Fat assholes cost people more money then any tweaker ever will.
Let's be honest here Karl, what that bag *really* needs is that Desert Eagle in the background of the video. Better yet, just MOLLE the damn thing to the outside of the pack (no holster required) and leave it in the passenger seat of the vehicle at all times. Nothing says "I make smart decisions and I know what I am doing" like a gold plated Desert Eagle MOLLE'd to your pack, and just think of the efficiency you can achieve with a round like .50 AE in terms of weight/round count!
On a serious note, I really enjoyed the original video you did and seeing how you adapt it for cold weather was an awesome supplement to the original video. It is not often that a single video or endorsement of a product will make me leap out and purchase it, but your original video was what convinced me to buy an HPG Mountain Serape (I had always liked their gear and had been eyeing the Mountain Serape for a long time, but your video was what pushed me over the line to commit to it). Keep up the good work!
thanks for the update, relevant to ppl that live anywhere cold
Strength and Honor!
Dude no woobie or floaty no going to the field for me nowadays. Awesome tip on the antibiotic ointment for eye use! You always got good tips
Glad to help
WINTER S.E.R.E BAG!!!
My bug out bag is setup for three days. This is because I am three days away from my retreat safe cabin by foot. I plan this in case I am not able to drive to my cabin.
Very good ideas, Thank you very much
Wonderful information. Thank you Sir.
Lmao , Karl said , " I'm sure commercial was about a worthless subject that has nothing to do with the channel " lol, commercial was bout Mike Glover trying to sell survival kit , lol!!!!!!! Karl rocks!!!!!!!
For a cook kit/Brew kit I use a Boundless Voyage Ti 1586B Pot and pan with a iBasingo Wood Burning Titanium Backpacking Ultralight Camping Stove packed inside together with Boundless Voyage Double-wall Titanium Cup Insulated 300ml Mug and a UCO candle Lantern stored inside the Mug. Compact, lightweight and durable.
Btw. With that tarp, nails are nice to have. Its faster to hit tre trunk with nail, than to play with paracord knots wit frozen hands. Not much weight added (you can use aluminium one), can save time...
great video. Thanks. i carry a personal locator beacon. three xtra mags and an extra 50 rd. of pistol.
Great video! Learned a lot!
Knowledge is key, but having the right gear just make things easier.
Amen
Knowing what gear you want to have is also knowledge . . . life-saving knowledge.
Posted this at the right time, im going camping in PA for a paintball trip in a few weeks
Prepare for all the seasons to occur in one day haha
Karl: „I'm not telling you, how much money I'm having in my car, so I don't get my windows smashed in.“
*Tells everyone that he carries Gen 3 Nods*
Doesn't everyone carry Gen-3 NODs?
Tactical Rifleman also a better approach would be “I always carry at least 15 dollars in my bugout bag” as your approach basically leaves us to assume if you told us it would be worth breaking in.🤣🤣🤣 don’t worry. None of us want to cross you.
And he could kill you with a pencil also. Great video Karl.
Murphy doubtful, I said I didn’t want to cross him. Not that I viewed him as superior.
That was from John Wick. lol Damn!!!!!!
Add an Umbrella like a Euroschirm Trekking umbrella. I like the Rab eVENT Ridge Raider Bivi, the Thermarest Neoair sleeping pad and the Thermarest Hyperion 32F/0C sleeping bag for lightweight shelter. A Rab Siltarp 2 will add greatly to shelter and comfort.
I have Katanaboy 650 saw and a smaller folding saw. That 650 cuts like butter though. It's lovely. If I have to, will carry 650 in my hand. Lol
It's a Situational Preparedness Bag. Right. These aren't long winded videos at all only for those smokers who spend the last 10 minutes of class staring at the wall clock waiting to get that cigarette. For the rest of us they are great food for thought and give us inspiration to anticipate emergency situations. Great job.
"Cold weather bag" from dude who lives in Kentucky.
--laughs in Michigan--
All joking aside, great video. Agree with your philosophy Karl. My bags are huge because MICHIGAN requires a lot more shit. Only thing I'd add is WATER PROOF YOUR SHIT because wet gear weighs 3x more and doesnt work as well. Buy a dry bag ya'll
Semper fi.
Cold weather tip. Carry Instructor Zee with you, and when it gets cold have him punch away the wind and snow.
We live in Texas... we both have a sleeping bag in the backs of our Jeeps. Along with our get home bag.... home depot painters mask AND full on gas masks in each bag. Living in a big city you never know...
I got all urban and wilderness mixed together, but cold weather stuff comes out in the spring. I ain't humping that around.
When I was a hobo I made do with next to no shelter in Michigan and Florida summers
As a marathon runner, I can tell you that body glide is important.
Awesome video!
Glad you enjoyed it
very good background (that golden DE)
Awesome thanks so much love the video
One of the better, useful, and more applicable vids I have seen. Bummer on the EMP info. Now, what to do with the Zombie Proof CUCV? Still keeping it. It's a CUCV. THX for the Vid
Great information
Thanks Karl. I just have to figure out how to talk my family into not taking something so I can pack a bag of woe...or get a bigger car.
Wow this is awesome. This guy is legit. I want to be exactly like this guy. How much does all this equipment cost I bet it costs a pretty penny
A good pair of water proof boots
No one:
Carl: Hand sanitizer, why? Hand sanitizer.
Really good stuff. Other videos show 50+ pound "go bags" with everything under the sun with which you wont get very far humping over rough terrain. Much better to have a lighter pack with all the basics instead like you have. One brilliant idea is packing an older pair of shoes/boots as it is already broken in (you should have pointed that out). Nothing worse than trying to break in new footwear in an emergency situation.
I actually covered that more in the part one of this video series. Thanks for watching, TR
Great video thank's a lott!
You are welcome!
I am like you in the way I have kits for different needs / challenges.