Good video. For me the number one is tire plugs. I helped a friend fix a big gash in his tire with plugs and a compressor. We were 100 km from home. He rode on it for months 👍
We are new to ATV’s having just ordered a Polaris 570 Touring and we’re looking for information on what to carry. Really appreciate you taking the time to make this video. Very thorough and very helpful to somebody like us. Thank you! Cheers from Ontario
Great video, but there is one thing I never leave home without. I have a pair of Garmin Rino 750 GPS's .I know they are expensive but with the two way radio and the ability to pinpoint your partners location. imo they are well worth the money. I always take one and leave one with my wife at home just incase I don't make it home and I always let her know what area I'm exploring. Happy trails everyone.
@@JoshuaGammon In the US the Zap Straps as you called them are called Zip Ties. I also never heard of a Zap Strap. I guess he was just teasing because of the different term. Thanks for the video.
I carry a quart of oil incase of a roll over. If the bike sits upside down for a period of time the oil will slowly drain out. Also, if you have a diff seal go out, you have a little oil to put in to get you home.
I’d suggest two things to add:1. A short handled garden spade with a solid handle, because even with a winch, sometimes digging around the tires is needed. Mine is a Cold Steel brand Spetsnaz shovel that also has a sharpened edge for chopping. 2. A water resistant spark plug protector for the spare plug, especially if you carry in that rear compartment. A rusty spark plug will do you no good! Otherwise, very well thought out presentation!
I would also suggest a collapsable shovel of some sort, comes in handy more than you'd think. Maybe some sort of water purification, in case fire isn't an option, Lifestraw's are cheap and work well, as do the little tablets. A small tow strap is a good thing to have as well, in case of a breakdown by you or someone else you may be riding with/encounter.
Good stuff .. i have been riding atv sxs since the 3 wheeler days of 1980s. Just some suggestions a multi tool a map and compass .prefer 1:24k maps can of soup can of fruit and can of spam and 2 hd 50 gal trash bags .and a Water filter (life straw).... Its called a shackle and get another 50 foot min 100 better of atv 1/4 in winch rope rated at 5k lbs. In my sxs i have tons more room and more pockets so i can carry more like 2 wool blankets 2 tarps and a hammock
Bike. Canadian. Also, Amazon basics batteries absolutely suck. I would highly recommend dumping those immediately and get something worthwhile. Overall though, good stash of gear on your quad/ATV/4-wheeler/bike.
Hey buddy, great kit ! I'd say you pretty much have everything covered ! Maybe bring some Toilet paper haha b/c you can only sacrifice two socks.... then your feet will get cold haha
nenannah-zonayla-trick This was great, thanks, I have been researching "suggested emergency kit items" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Nenannah Zonayla Trick - (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now )? It is a smashing exclusive guide for surviving a disaster without the headache. Ive heard some interesting things about it and my brother in law got cool success with it.
If you go solo like I do a lot. Make sure you have the gear for a night. Machines can break down and you can be a lot further in the woods than if you had walked in. Never happened to me yet, but lots go out thinking I'm just going for a rip and don't take anything.
Great video Joshua, I have a Sportsman 570 it's my third one actually.i carry al ost the same things on my bike all the time, the only difference is I have two dry bags that I keep socks a shirt and pare pants just in case.s
i keep a come-a-long, some chains and a tow strap just incase i ever need to recover my ATV and my winch fails or i need to move/lift something that i can't get my Winch to.
Nice video. This reminds me of some of the things I would keep in my jeep when I go out of town to the city. When I was single one thing I would keep on hand was ear plugs and nose plugs. Oh you ask why???? SCREAMING women and burning rubber yeeee haaawww!!! 🤣 😂
Seems like big spray would be good to pack at all times. When things break in a wet area, bugs are lovely when trying to fix a bike. Its like they know you are fu*ked.
Too bad you cannot add a hand gun especially out in Canada wilderness. I know gun laws are different, here in Idaho you can almost carry any weapon for personal protection.
A gun would be nice. But I really never came into a situation were I thought I needed one in the woods. Maybe in a big city a few times though. Feel safer in the woods.
Has an emergency responder that should be provided to you from your department I would think. I guess it depends on the level of services and level of training you have to provide.
The black device you did not know the name of is called a “snatch Block” 👍🏼
Thanks Stephen
Good video. For me the number one is tire plugs. I helped a friend fix a big gash in his tire with plugs and a compressor. We were 100 km from home. He rode on it for months 👍
I agree. That's always on my ATV. Used a few times on old railbeds.
We are new to ATV’s having just ordered a Polaris 570 Touring and we’re looking for information on what to carry. Really appreciate you taking the time to make this video. Very thorough and very helpful to somebody like us. Thank you! Cheers from Ontario
Your going to have a blast Simon. Hope you enjoy the Sportsman. Mines a 2015 and still going strong.
Very nice and thought out set up !!
Glad you think so!
Great video, but there is one thing I never leave home without. I have a pair of Garmin Rino 750 GPS's .I know they are expensive but with the two way radio and the ability to pinpoint your partners location. imo they are well worth the money. I always take one and leave one with my wife at home just incase I don't make it home and I always let her know what area I'm exploring. Happy trails everyone.
Great tip Sam. thanks so much.
He’s got “bits and zap straps livin in his trunk”
I love Canadians😂
Can you explain to me how this is funny?
Not sure I understand?
@@JoshuaGammon In the US the Zap Straps as you called them are called Zip Ties. I also never heard of a Zap Strap. I guess he was just teasing because of the different term. Thanks for the video.
@@Ducknell lol. It's like tomato tamato. 👍
@@JoshuaGammon exactly
I carry a quart of oil incase of a roll over. If the bike sits upside down for a period of time the oil will slowly drain out. Also, if you have a diff seal go out, you have a little oil to put in to get you home.
Good call on the oil. I used to do that on my older bikes but the so far the new ones are great, but still should carry it.
Hey, very helpful video. Thanks so much for posting. I'm new to ATVing so a list like this is much appreciated. Happy trails!
Glad it was helpful!
The pulley system device is called a “snatch block”. I did not read the comments, just jotted this down. Nice video, great gear.
Thanks for the info!
Great tips! Thanks for sharing!
Your welcome. 👍
I’d suggest two things to add:1. A short handled garden spade with a solid handle, because even with a winch, sometimes digging around the tires is needed. Mine is a Cold Steel brand Spetsnaz shovel that also has a sharpened edge for chopping. 2. A water resistant spark plug protector for the spare plug, especially if you carry in that rear compartment. A rusty spark plug will do you no good! Otherwise, very well thought out presentation!
Thanks for the tips Bryan!! Always like to hear whatever one else is doing.
Adventure, bushcraft and ATV.
The perfect chanel. Congratulations from Faial island, Azores, Portugal
Thanks Mario! It's I guess basically anything outdoors. Love it all. 😁
Wow in complete things,good job okay peace.
Cheers!
Just ordered my first atv 520 honda rubbicon this is great video thx bro
you're going to have a blast
In case someone hasn't said the black cable block is called a Snatch block thank you for the video
Great list but I would add a booster pack jump starter especially when out alone .. crappy tire has them on sale a lot .. great video
Great point! Thanks
I would also suggest a collapsable shovel of some sort, comes in handy more than you'd think. Maybe some sort of water purification, in case fire isn't an option, Lifestraw's are cheap and work well, as do the little tablets. A small tow strap is a good thing to have as well, in case of a breakdown by you or someone else you may be riding with/encounter.
Hey thanks for the tips. I did get a small shovel and carry a sawyer now. Cheers.
Shovel, tow strap... great list
Yes. I shovel would have helped me once before. Thanks for sharing John.
It's a "snatch" block...giggity!
thanks.
Spare gas, fuses, tow strap, collapsing shovel, life boat rations, and a life straw would be my suggestions.
Thanks David. I did get a shovel now. Cheers.
Good stuff .. i have been riding atv sxs since the 3 wheeler days of 1980s. Just some suggestions a multi tool a map and compass .prefer 1:24k maps can of soup can of fruit and can of spam and 2 hd 50 gal trash bags .and a Water filter (life straw).... Its called a shackle and get another 50 foot min 100 better of atv 1/4 in winch rope rated at 5k lbs. In my sxs i have tons more room and more pockets so i can carry more like 2 wool blankets 2 tarps and a hammock
Hey Zika. Thanks for the info. I always have a multi tool on me. I guess I didn't show it in the video. Have a good one.
Thanks for this. Add a couple of life straws or water filter systems.
I sense got a sawyer mini. Thanks Michael.
Looks like you have it covered!
Good video bud. Good info in a short straight to the point format. Cheers
Thanks Robert
Great stuff thank you. Hand warmers may be a good add.
Good idea
Well sir the "pulley thingy" is called a snatch block.
Cheers. Brain fart at the time. Lol
Josh, your ready for Armageddon🫵🏽😳😂🤘🏾
Wow
I'm writtin the list down haha so I'll have it full time all the time ;P
Lol. 🤪
Bike. Canadian. Also, Amazon basics batteries absolutely suck. I would highly recommend dumping those immediately and get something worthwhile. Overall though, good stash of gear on your quad/ATV/4-wheeler/bike.
Hey buddy, great kit ! I'd say you pretty much have everything covered ! Maybe bring some Toilet paper haha b/c you can only sacrifice two socks.... then your feet will get cold haha
Lol. Been there done that. Not fun!😀
nenannah-zonayla-trick
This was great, thanks, I have been researching "suggested emergency kit items" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Nenannah Zonayla Trick - (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now )?
It is a smashing exclusive guide for surviving a disaster without the headache. Ive heard some interesting things about it and my brother in law got cool success with it.
@@emiliorios6076 thanks Emilio. I'll check it out thanks man.
Nice good amount stuff a powersaw & spare oil gas for it or a handsaw and axe min i carry all lol cheers .
Cheers Norms Atv!! So many different things to take out with ya.
Just getting into ATVs. Very good info. Thanks
You'll love atv camping. It's a different experience. Have a good one out there Sergio.👍
I just bought my first ATV a few days ago, first thing I added was a role of shit tickets, now I am here to see what else I might need.
If you go solo like I do a lot. Make sure you have the gear for a night. Machines can break down and you can be a lot further in the woods than if you had walked in. Never happened to me yet, but lots go out thinking I'm just going for a rip and don't take anything.
SNATCH BLOCK
Your good! I couldn't remember for the life of me when I made the video.
Great video Joshua, I have a Sportsman 570 it's my third one actually.i carry al ost the same things on my bike all the time, the only difference is I have two dry bags that I keep socks a shirt and pare pants just in case.s
@@rondunnington9178 good call on the dry bags. I have one for kayaking but never take it ATVing. Might start doing that. Thanks for the tip Ron.
This is correct
Dustin from Smarter Every Day would be proud
The pulley is called a snatch block.
i keep a come-a-long, some chains and a tow strap just incase i ever need to recover my ATV and my winch fails or i need to move/lift something that i can't get my Winch to.
Good idea for the tow strap. Thanks Bryan.
I felt like you were showing what I carry...lol I have a very similar set up.
Oh nice. Most of things is the baseline for ATV i'm sure. Just thought I'd show it and get some feed back from folks.
Nice video. This reminds me of some of the things I would keep in my jeep when I go out of town to the city. When I was single one thing I would keep on hand was ear plugs and nose plugs. Oh you ask why???? SCREAMING women and burning rubber yeeee haaawww!!! 🤣 😂
LMFAO!! Nice one!! Love the comment!! Cheers and have a great day!!
Seems like big spray would be good to pack at all times. When things break in a wet area, bugs are lovely when trying to fix a bike. Its like they know you are fu*ked.
Lol. Your right about that!
Get a battery jump pack portable
Nice one. It's on my list of things to buy. 👍
Great video...one item I would carry, and in a hloster around my waist/chest and not store away, is bear spray...ya just never know!
Bear spray is a good idea! Not something I carry yet myself but should get! Cheers
@@JoshuaGammon I'm in northeastern NB and we see bears and moose etc. on our trail so it's only being prudent to carry it.
@@BigredApril1951 I should get some for sure. Cheers 👍
A small socket set would be handy also
Good idea. Thanks Mark!!
energy protein bar,bug repellent,tuque
Ya. Good one Emma!
What kind of little compressor is that? A definite must have, I have one that does not quite fit in the front trunk. Can't close the lid. Great vid.
The air compressor is just a cheap one from Canadian Tire. Thanks Evets
How about a tire plug kit?
Need a blanket in there at all times
Great tips thanks
Bike love it
thanks
On my bike haha!
lol, you have a sportsman 570 also? Great bikes.
Where did you get the trunk box ? What’s it called? , been googling can’t find anything like it.
i got this a long time ago. Not really sure the name now.
That’s called a snatch block
What mount do you use to hold ur garmin eTrex gps. Looking to do the same as you with mine
I don't use it now. But I believe it was RAM mounts
Good video! You bring a lot of stuff with you :)
Got to be ready for anything. Maybe in an upcoming video. Going to do a survival shelter and camp in it.
Yeah great to be prepared
How do you use the block/pulley when winching? It’s pretty useless by itself.
That pully is called a snatch block
I know now. It's slip my mind when I was out there. 😁. Thanks Pat
@@JoshuaGammon np
You forgot spare fuses.
Good idea. Thanks
Where did you get Garmin holder from
It's was Amazon a few years ago.
Where's the beer?
In the camping videos. 😋😁
still looking for the bike... is it under the atv? aka 4-wheeler.
Yes it's under the ATV.
Great video no gasoline reservoir?
Cheers thanks. I can take one but I guess that depends on the type of trip your going on if you need that or not.
Joshua Gammon agree
Hi!☺
You forgot the MOST IMPORTANT EQUIPMENT........FIRST AID KIT!
Snatch block
Cheers
Snatch block
Cheers thanks Jason.
Ты круто подготовился! Это на два месяца в Арктику?
Я два месяца проработал в арктике. Только не в эту поездку.
👍
Whistle, flare gun?
Good one. Or two. Thanks!
Snatch block
Cheers
It’s a snatch block
Cheers thanks Harold. Hope your having a great weekend.
Snatch block
Thanks David 👍
Snatch block
Cheers thanks
Too bad you cannot add a hand gun especially out in Canada wilderness. I know gun laws are different, here in Idaho you can almost carry any weapon for personal protection.
A gun would be nice. But I really never came into a situation were I thought I needed one in the woods. Maybe in a big city a few times though. Feel safer in the woods.
Yah not allowed to carry gun anywheres in Canada besides hunting. Cannot carry a pistol anywheres besides gun range
Firearms > Sucks to be a Canadian
As an emergency responder, what do I need to have on the atv?
Has an emergency responder that should be provided to you from your department I would think. I guess it depends on the level of services and level of training you have to provide.
Polaris is a good brand, but those tires are pathetic.
The BearClaw HTR? There great tires dude.
Watch the oil pump on those sportsman 570’s I had one and it broke and killed the motor
Thanks I will