72 Survival System Survival Kit | Pre-Made Bug Out Bag for Emergencies (+Discount Code)
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- 72 Survival System Survival Kit | Pre-Made Bug Out Bag for Emergencies (+Discount Code)
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I like the IDEA of Uncharted stuff but they way overcharge ($400 - $600) for what you get. You can literally buy all they stuff inside and have enough to get a Vanquest bag for the same price (you can get a bug out roll for the organization). Uncharted isn’t giving you high quality stuff here - except the sawyer, sawyer is solid but also inexpensive. (The things inside the kit will run you about $100). I realize you’re here to show products, and you’re doing a great job. In this bad economy, this is a tough sell unfortunately for the price they charge when you can Amazon stuff for so much less. Good vid
Paul - I’m the founder and designed this kit. This is always the response we get ‘it’s expensive’ or ‘it’s cheap crap’. The reality is, we’ve tested every piece in this kit to perform to a standard set by our team, but also not included the most expensive options available. The idea is something that absolutely works without being too expensive. There are many other brands selling stuff out there that is a flat out dangerous. Poor quality bags, cheap paper air masks, and single use toss away stuff. That is not what you’re getting here. You mentioned the Sawyer. We also include an N99 air mask with a second filter, a Nalgene brand bottle, silicone and nitrile dipped gloves, waterproof flashlight and the list goes on. Quite simply, we are a business and so we have to make some type of profi, but it’s very tough to buy a kit of this quality as an individual and match the price. We check all the time.
Yes but you know what’s needed and where to find it. This is aimed at the guy that doesn’t know or doesn’t have the time to ferret the stuff out.
@@christianschauf3237 nope that is ridiculously overpriced.
The real truth nothing in this aside from the water filter is really needed. Everything else is just junk you'd never use.
I always wonder who really buys something like this?
Maybe I'm jaded because of my training. I was taught the better you are the less you need.
Then after living in Florida through many hurricanes and Maryland during extreme blizzard.
My most important things was a knife a first aid kit. Proper clothes. And a lighter (zippo)
Not a bad pre-made kit. You can always add to it, as well. People give pre-made kits a hard time, but they can be great starting tools to get people prepared immediately, and helping them understand their needs so they can change it up as they go. Thanks for sharing!
Good kit! I would love to see you give it a go, and field test it, like you used to do 😁
Awesome for people that don’t know what they need. Great video
Not a bad little kit.
I like the organization of it.
Not a bad kit for someone starting out. If you had nothing but that kit in an emergency, you would not be poorly off.
The more important question is to WHERE are you going to bug out?
@@papimaximus95 True, everyone wants a bug out bag but little thought is given to where you're going to go with it.
I have to say this is the Best pre-made bag I’ve ever seen . I have 3 bags I’ve made myself already, but this looks like a good bag for someone (who has the money) to get that doesn’t want to mess with all the items you need to get separately. But I enjoy making my own bags .
VERY important when showing a product, is a full disclosure of any relationship with the company; otherwise it's just a deceptive sales pitch.
@NORTHWOODSPREPPER1 when you get stuff for free it low key affects how you present something even if you try to not do it. (I have a gear review channel and always disclose if I got something for free and it low key affects what I say because I know positive vids insure more companies will send me free stuff - hard to admit but it’s true - companies don’t send you free stuff if you might rip on them)
Tim made a disclosure about this kit. He has enough integrity that I don’t really care if he got it for free or if he paid for it himself. He is honest about what he thinks… 👍🏼👍🏼
Great kit. Most people don't have time to do the research and put together an emergency kit. Especially if they have a nine to five job with children Etc. This is good for those type of people. It would be interesting to see two different types of bags. One for people who live out of the city and one for people who live within major cities. As an example I don't need a shovel in a city trying to get back home to the suburbs. But if I'm in the suburbs and I have to get home to the country then I need a shovel. I've never seen one single company that makes two different variety of kits one for Rural and one for Urban. Hint hint. My kits are designed for city/ suburbs. A lady I know asked me years ago how to put together one of these kits but she works non-stop all day long and it would be impossible for her to put one of these together. This is perfect for her except for the shovel, ha.
I have my own bug out bag. However, this appears to be a very good basic survival bag. I particularly like the water proof outer bag. I would supplement the medical, nutritional, personal defense & rain gear.
Well at least it's something for the ordinary person to have in their home in the event of something catastrophic happening thanks Tim!!
The more important question is to WHERE are you going to bug out?
Animal encounter at 3:36 in the right side of the screen
Like the bag. L organization. 4 bills for Mylar? Gave me some good ideas. Migjt just buy one to customize. Better than Wal-Mart.
A friend of mine would use sun screen in the winter for wind cold weather.
Would be great for an office on a high rise building, one for each employee. Might remove the knife but can replace the food bars every time they expire. If you order a Lifestraw online, make sure it is the new version which can be attached to a standard reused beverage bottle.
Just my knife and bag alone is 400 bucks. Quality gear, but certainly not cheap. This is a good place to start. Especially if you swap out items as you learn more about preparedness. And not everything in that bag needs to be replaced at all..
My opinion build your own kit. It encourages research and familiarizing yourself with your kit. Possibly training as well making for a better prepared individual
Pas mal pensé..assez complet.. un cadeau à offrir ! aux non initiés..😉
I’ve spent at least that much on my Bug out bag and gear. So if someone is new this would be good for them.
The uncharted survival kits are super expensive if you live outside of the U.S.A. Will be a great add on for you when in need. It'll make a good start too add too it too suit your needs.
I know they sell the bag separately. Is it worth buying that and putting your own in it? I have alil more then average survival skills so I know what needs to be in a kit but I really love how they lay everything out
I would buy that if I hadn’t already made three. But I like the bag itself better than what I’m using because it’s waterproof. Thanks again for a great video
I would buy the Medical First Aid gear using my FSA from work. Scounge up the rest from existing and or buy piece by piece. No sense spending full price to substitue a bunch of items.
If I was gone by this kit I would like to put a couple 24-hour military rations instead of the US rations
Why? Where are you going? Do you plan to walk around the woods like Hansel and Gretel for 72 hours?
Because with a 24-hour ration you got three meals there
100% agree with your conclusion
very nice
Def throw in a better knife and a couple CAT tourniquets
If yer swapping half the kit out, especially the tools, does it really pay to buy the kit in the first place? We have a Dollar store in Canada called Dollarama. It has most of this stuff for $5 or less. A few things you can't get, the sawyer filter, the knife (which is garbage anyway) the ferro rod (but I can get a mag bar with a ferro rod on the side.) Got the same shovel (43 CAD) same flashlight ($4 CAD) hat mitts couple bucks a peice. I got hatchets and folding saw and bow saws. I got a 10L dry bag, I got a backpack. everything else in the kit plus more for $5 CAD or less (most of it was $3 or less). You shouldn't waste your hard earned money on this kit, whether you know anything about survival and the outdoors or not.....
Been thinking about getting one of these for a while
Build your own with real quality gears that won't let you down in a Survival Situationt. They are full of all chinese junk (single use). I bought one. I replaced 3/4 of the gears. All junk
@@nickcasolino8903 Most of them are but these 72 brands are meant to be good I thought? But I’ll build my own anyhow thanks
The more important question is to WHERE are you going to bug out?
@@papimaximus95 I’m in England, so I’m limited, I’d be heading to wales as there’s cave systems in the mountains.. to take my daughter and who ever else wanted to join me!
@@gumjuicee6746 "I’d be heading to wales as there’s cave systems in the mountains.. to take my daughter and who ever else wanted to join me!"
You and the other 60M people as well.
Desperately needs a FOLDING SAW! Also needs pencil and (waterproof) paper. Was there a genuine compass anywhere in that rig? First Aid kit is strictly a play toy. You can use it to take care of the kiddie's boo-boo's (or better yet, teach them First Aid over and above taking a course or a class in same.) As for saving someone's life you better have your chosen religious matter with you because when it comes to these dinky "First Aid kits", you'd almost be better off with Prayer and Fasting. No sign of bug repellent (Ever hear of Lyme disease?) This is a $400 "feel good" that will end up top shelf of your closet (probably next to your old bowling ball) What's missing from this and the other kits mostly is experience. You've got $400 worth of gear! (good boy!) Now, go out into your back yard and learn to live and work with what you have. You will have to re-supply the kit (or buy another one, which is an issue nobody talks about) but you will know how to use your basic gear! Then you can strap this thing on and know you can make it. It beats the heck out of playing survivor when it might be for all of YOUR Marbles or those of someone you love. Btw, a nice single sheet waterproof instruction sheet or a small booklet of real survival tips would go real well tucked into one of those pockets. Otherwise, nice shiny! I'll bet you a cup of warm coffee that the guys who put this $400 gift basket together have never had to USE IT. What would you say? Buyer beware.
Good kit for a beginner. Very well organized, but this is way to much money for what you get.
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One word ESEE
I would worry about relying on a kit that has ALL Chinese made stuff in it. No Way those items would last during hardcore use.
I love when people leave these messages on a phone also made in China. While we would prefer to do everything in the US, it’s just currently not possible, but it’s also worth noting many high quality brands build overseas in the same factories as we do. We source what we can in the US, and also assemble here. And we continue to chip away at having a larger % US sourced on a daily basis.
@@christianschauf3237 I’m Not a sheep Christian. I don’t own a IPhone because everyone else does. I proudly own a Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra. I will Continue to buy Samsung products & support our Allies. You should consider doing the same! Did you know, Apple now uses Samsung screens because they are superior to Apple screens. It’s pretty Pathetic Apple just gave up on trying to compete with Samsung on screen quality.
@@christianschauf3237 STILL no response Christian? are u waiving the white flag?!?
Sorry about that. I said my part, so I’m good. Not really one to sit in the comments and go back and forth. That said, As of current, Samsung has mobile phone manufacturing facilities in six countries: Vietnam, China, India, Brazil, Indonesia, and South Korea. So not sure what this comment is even about, but you do you!
@@christianschauf3237 the article I read said Samsung closed there Chinese factories. my point was I don't own a Chinese phone. I actually do research before I invest my money. Most people buy whatever phone is most popular.
we can discuss the items in the bag instead. like the generic cheap flashlight or the generic cheap multitool or the generic cheap fixed blade knife.
The radio is useless. Just walk away.
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That 400 is a rip off for that garbage gear and we all know it. 400 u cud do way better. Their over charging by 260$ around that. This is taking advantage of people who don't know what their doing. How can u promote this cuz u said ud recommend but u know gear and u know this gear is awful. Every item was a Chinese dollar store product except the water filter. Just terrible. The concept is good great but 400 is wayyyyyy over board and embarrassing. Cheating people....
If that was the case, do you think we would have the following customer list: CIA, FBI, US Border Patrol, Canada Border Patrol, Secret Service, 25 local emergency response teams across the US, personal security for Facebook, Warner Bros, Apple, AirBnB, and not to mention countless former spec op and military members. Also, cud is actually spelled ‘could’
That's way and I mean way overpriced for all junks... do yourself a favor a look at making your own. For a lot cheaper you can have a good knife, multi tool, folding saw...