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What is the head lamp don’t see the brand

Mice description of the dirrences of cordage.

Great get home bag! Very similar set up for my wife’s bag. Definitely should think about adding a couple hundred bucks if it’s in the budget.

$1,900 alot ??? I wish lol

I like jute twine. Dirt cheap, light weight, biodegradable, and most of the time sufficiently strong. Knots on jute twine bind very well. Many of these "trendy" cordages are completely overkill for what we use them for. I also use braided fishing line which is also dirt cheap and excellent for sewing. Paracord and such I prefer to treat as a reusable product and often keep it in precut lenghts so that I dont have to cut it but rather have the option to tie them together.

Great content

What size bank line should I get for my bug out? Like what's a good all around size?

Just commenting for that giveaway tbh

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which I 'should' use? lol you pick yours I will pick mine

I myself like Amsteel & Bankline for camping. Gave up on paracord long ago.

great survival kit.

This is a two minute job, you dragged it out 22 minutes, well done mate 👌

I liked the comparison between the 3 cords

Great knife

if you are going to carry a tourniquet learn how and when to use it

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That Swiss Army Knife is very sharp, I really wish it/mine had a pocket clip.

What is that first headlamp?

thanks for the awesome video - going through my pack today!

I love watching gear and bugout videos. Let us know when the giveaway is so I can enter. First time seeing your videos.

Im in the UK. this concept is interesting. I like the idea of a just in case bag, so a bag with some basic bits to facilitate an over night stay but in a compact bag. So im thinking a groundsheet, air bed, the bivy, a lightweight sleep bag, thermal under clothing, beanie, umbrella, in the UK food and water is not an issue.

I dig your channel name, new subscriber!

I have edc ccw carry sholder bag bug out bag and get home bag for the truck

I've been prepping for a while, but still it never seems to be enough.

Nice

thanks for the video

If you don't wear skinny pants that might help .. Try mens !!! Lol ..good video

Thanks for an interesting video. I was amused when you talked about cutting your shirt if you had to deploy a neck knife. I'm guessing that any of us who reach the point of needing to deploy this kind of knife in self-defense are not going to be thinking about our shirts. In one sense, I understand your concern about retention. In another sense, I understand why Ka-Bar didn't add some kind of retention feature to the sheath. The use case for this knife is one where tenths of a second might be important. In that kind of scenario, I can see where people wouldn't want to be grasping for a release button. I suspect that the original idea was this knife would be largely concealed and maybe not even noticed by an attacker. Police officers have all kinds of objects on their belts. An attacker who was touching the belt would find plenty of objects that would have a similar feel. An attacker might not even know right away that he (or she) had a hand on the knife handle. Now that the knife is so well known and readily available, more people would recognize the feel of this knife and might draw it from the officer in a fight.

Now you need an umnmzaan

thanks for the good ideas

wonder if jm got a little more integrity in packing ? id love a buffalo!

Not a single lame ass prepper keeps bugs in their bug out bag. It's fkn disappointing.

Light, small and pretty complete... I like it! well done 😉

Just got me a g45 but I went with a combat textiles wrap a cloth like material

Good information to have, and nice knife

Just found this. Love it!!

starting my first bug out bag. Thanks for giving me some new ideas! Never thought about having a fanny pack as an extra. Great video!

The thing about compasses 🧭- depends on how they are set up for the specific part/region of the world you are in.

LOVE YOUR 2024 BU OUT BAG.

great educational video, subscribed 👍

Great info

My kit is far more detailed but that is a good base. You may want to consider having a better med kit. Also a small ezbit stove is very handy.

Great video !

Lightweight and smart kit Well done sir!!! Quality at its best!!! ❤❤❤

Very informative video. Thank you.

The fanny is a good idea, or a chest pouch

Good to always be ready.

First video I felt like I could relate to. Great work!

New subscriber. Love the content