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Where can I buy that paracord from?

Hi Just found your channel and really enjoying your videos. How’s this holding up, two years later? Thanks

Anyone found a link that works?

Where are you guys based? I'm Loch Lomond

I've had mine around 4 years of so. Brilliant. Removed all the velco as i don't display badges. Took the sleeve pockets off as i considered them too big and re attached behind the lower pockets. Sewed in Para cuffs makes the sleeves better. Sewed down the ends of every draw cord as i dislike them but may want the cordage later. Bought a bigger size so it comes down further and i get a snugpak under if needed. Probably the best single item of kit i bought. Can be reasonably waterproofed with fabsil or other tent type spray sealents

As saws go I'll stick to my folding saw.. never let me down yet.. and it's twice as fast..

I bought 3 off of TEMU .The quality of the knife is not bad,the sheaths are not as good quality as the gerber,but considering that I am not going to be using them as pry bars and not throwing them at trees … they are good quality knives for what knives are supposed to be. Besides I only have about $38.00 total in 3 knives I can break all 3 buy 3 more and still not have the cost of a single Gerber. Please don’t get be wrong,If I were going to war I would buy the real thing! But for every day use around the house and farm these will last longer than I’ll be around. If SHTF happens I have a few OKC knives that I will trust my life too.

Make. X with your stick

Sorry pal. You strike me as an ordinary sort of guy. Why are playing in the woods. When it all goes tits up, you like all the other wanabe survivalist , are going to be screwed.

Love yer nails bro. Lassies eh :) Good video and food for thought.

Minted mate

Asda hadn't been owned by walmart for about half a decade btw.

Great video, I’m a now a new subscriber and will be popping upstairs on the food shop tomorrow to see if there’s any of these about this season

In the UK you’d be better off carrying a small battery pack to back up your phone battery. Then just dial 999 and get the Mountain Rescue and police to come and get you! There are very few places that wouldn’t work and help would be with you long before you got a fire going and built a shelter.

I've got to say I'm truly impressed by the stick balancing monk trick, I'm gonna challenge my kids next time we go camping to pull that off, I predict I'm gonna win, Bravo!

same thing can be done on zippo butane lighters too

11:39 hey man , what type of paracord u using ? I need one to put on kaydex sheath for my belt , to be strong but still flexible paracord type . Cheers

Yes Asda is owned by two Muslim brothers. I don't shop there at all

I fuckin' love the fact that you mentioned America and immediately pointed out the cheap crap we get here lmaooo. Facts. People here always saying that other places have cheap made stuff but America's quality of stuff predominantly isn't so great unless you manage to get your hands on handmade goods or goods from small businesses. Walmart and many megacorp shopping places mass produce low quality items here. You got a new subscriber for that one xD great video.

Hi, the link doesn't work. Could you please comment the brand please?

great tip a lot of youngsters should watch this teenagers think they are invincable weather will kill you quick if you dont read it right

Good video mate 👍🏻

I Never shop in ASDA, the owners donate around £250,000 to the Tories every year while doing their best to limit the wages and benefits to their staff.

That's a gucci bit of kit I bet you'd be nice and redders with that under a smock.

They are a handy windbreak for your stove as well.

Fantastic doggie! Enjoyed the video, many thanks.

to be fair it worked and definitely worth a fiver . subbed 👍

Good video but without a knife you wouldn't be able to do most of the build

What camera was this filmed with? Looks like the Lumix S5

A self powered fridge. How to use the blanket got me!

Looked on Ali can't see it.

Use the 90° cut on the spine of the knife, rather than dull the blade

worth a fiver 👍

Just found you here and your words and instructions show you are a very capable fella. It also helps that I am Scottish!

If you had a knife and this kit 24-48hr survival would be brilliant.

Like saver the roll matt in cold weather

Put your baccy, papers & lighter in the tin...🤣👍🏻

The kits are almost always in tins to boil water in, so the tin is not fit for purpose

Great idea to make a bow saw , I carry a wire saw minus the ring handles as they take up too much room but I have never seen the bow saw trick.

Great vid, great delivery and informative. Subscribed 👍🏼

But now you can’t use it for naked roll mat fighting.

Hey buddy 👊🏼 Great tip, I would have definitely used it if I were still in the RE 😉 Thanks for sharing, ATB Gus 👍🏻 Ubique

Good fun video, no bull, straight talking and informative. Nice one pal! Sub +1

Btw you use the fire steel scraper wrong it had teeth on the end that's meant to be used for the sparks

Only a suburban nloke, but I am sad enough to have thermal blankets in my rucksack and "fishing" vest as well as a selection of torches both battery and windup and a small imitation swiss army knife and folding pliers. The bow saw was very interesting to see.

I got a BCB survival tin in a tobacco tin in the 90s. water purifying tabs, plastic bag to carry water, safety pins, needle & thread with a few buttons, fishing hooks and line, button compass, snaring wire, heliograph for signalling, first aid dressings/plasters, wire saw and that has a fire steel, but its scraper was just a cut off end of a hacksaw blade tied on via its hole to the fs… then you’ve got a small saw to cut metal plus an effective spark scraper. This was/still is an SAS inspired item that SAS vet, Lofty Wiseman wrote about in his survival (R.I.P.) book. An old large tobacco tin (gives a bit more room but still pocket sized) and you can make your own up as well to your preference.

If you have a slightly bigger/ better tin room for a small light weight tarp a piece of para cord head torch you could make up your own kit add to it if you can think of anything extra you might need well done mate

nice work soldier so do you have a tutorial how do that lovely fire frame system to your left !?

Fantastic set up! Great to see how you involve the young lads!

This is genius. 10 years an infantier and why is this the first time I've seen this!?