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This one just came up in my feed. You went from less than 500 to over 1,800 subs in four months. Outstanding! I like the “survival kit” videos as I’ve been making kits like these as a hobby for over 25 years. I like to see what different companies, and individuals, put in their kits. I liked the add-ins you used here. 👍🏻👍🏻
My son decided to check this pack for his next camping when things comes back to normal. Thank you for uploading such a helpful content. Portia Anima here 😘
This would also be a great little kit to throw in a bug out bag. Say you leave where you have set up base camp to go get food. Take this kit with you in your pocket so just in case you get in a bad situation you have something to help get through. Thank you for the great review.
I actually this new version is a bit of an improvement. The old/original Scout had a tiny button compass vs the larger compass in the new version, a notable improvement. You can tell new vs old at a glance- the old had the SOL tag in blue in the corner vs the black tag on the new. I have a few of the older ones (got a good deal on 'em) and feel they're pretty good for the money. Not everything you need by any means but a good foundation to build on. Add a bit of real cordage, a Mini BIC, a small knife and a water bag and you're in pretty good shape.
This is a very important tool kit, and its very handy, very easy to bring when going for a short vacay. hope to find and buy one for my husband. thanks for sharing
I would have left out the knife as we all carry one anyway and you can't forget to take it out when flying. I would add matches or replace the plastic sparkwheel with a Clipper lighter as they sometimes break. The Clipper lighter has a replaceable sparkwheel so even when out of fuel you can still use that as a separate lighter.
That is a decent starter kit. Before these were sold I built something like this 15 years ago lol. I used the UST tube tarp which I though was cool since you zip it up and could stay off the ground if it was damp with that design. I still have it but I use a rip stop nylon tarp that is less weight and more packable.
Very good video. To the version with the added things, without thinking too much about it, I think I would replace the sparker with a bic lighter, I would add a few feet of bankline, a SAK or multitool instead of the knife, (if both things do not fit.) I think it has potential and thinking carefully you can substantially improve the original kit to adapt it to your own needs
It’s the ka-bar piggyback. There is a link to it in the video description. I love that knife. Its held up great for the past 7 years! Thanks for watching!
@@Torahlife7 while I agree the it’s very low quality, it’s still better than nothing. You’d give your right arm for this in an emergency situation if you had nothing else.
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Your channel is everything we need. We live in an earthquake zone, and we go camping. Thank you for sharing.
I've always want to get kits like this for our home but never made the move. This just reminded me.
This one just came up in my feed. You went from less than 500 to over 1,800 subs in four months. Outstanding!
I like the “survival kit” videos as I’ve been making kits like these as a hobby for over 25 years. I like to see what different companies, and individuals, put in their kits.
I liked the add-ins you used here.
👍🏻👍🏻
The dry bag has good stuff in it 👍.Perfect for a week camping ....
Every home should have a survival kit one can never tell what can happen. I do need to upgrade mine.
Thanks so much for sharing this. Can’t wait to see your channel grow.
My son decided to check this pack for his next camping when things comes back to normal. Thank you for uploading such a helpful content. Portia Anima here 😘
Thank you for checking out my video!
This is a great idea! Very thorough! I would never know what to put inside that kit on my own!
This would also be a great little kit to throw in a bug out bag. Say you leave where you have set up base camp to go get food. Take this kit with you in your pocket so just in case you get in a bad situation you have something to help get through. Thank you for the great review.
And thank you for for checking out my video!
I actually this new version is a bit of an improvement. The old/original Scout had a tiny button compass vs the larger compass in the new version, a notable improvement. You can tell new vs old at a glance- the old had the SOL tag in blue in the corner vs the black tag on the new. I have a few of the older ones (got a good deal on 'em) and feel they're pretty good for the money. Not everything you need by any means but a good foundation to build on. Add a bit of real cordage, a Mini BIC, a small knife and a water bag and you're in pretty good shape.
Wow I am gonna need to get this, thank you for sharing. I am gonna suggest this video to another students as well☺️
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This is a very important tool kit, and its very handy, very easy to bring when going for a short vacay. hope to find and buy one for my husband. thanks for sharing
Ive been using these kits for years. Great items. The compasses wear out after a year or two.
I dropped the compass once and it was done for. The rest has been useful on more than one occasion.
I would have left out the knife as we all carry one anyway and you can't forget to take it out when flying. I would add matches or replace the plastic sparkwheel with a Clipper lighter as they sometimes break. The Clipper lighter has a replaceable sparkwheel so even when out of fuel you can still use that as a separate lighter.
That is a decent starter kit. Before these were sold I built something like this 15 years ago lol. I used the UST tube tarp which I though was cool since you zip it up and could stay off the ground if it was damp with that design. I still have it but I use a rip stop nylon tarp that is less weight and more packable.
I have one of those tube tarps in my old camp pack still lol. Thanks for checking out my video!
Thank you for sharing.
Nice additions to a decent little kit.
That's an honest and great review 👍.thks for sharing..
This survival kit looks great 👍🏻
Awesome little kit to get someone started. As you said, still needs a blade. Nice review bud!! Cheers
Thanks! I'm a novice when it comes to reviews but, I gotta start somewhere! lol. Thanks for checking my video out!
@@NEP_Chris You're doing good!!! Be honest, say the truth about the products and that's it! People will appreciate!! I subscribed my friend!!! Cheers
Thank you sir ..thinking of buying one..
It’s just enough to get you out of a sticky situation if you add a bit too it! Thanks for watching!
This sounds great. My son will be on hiking tour next month and I am looking for scout survival kit.
Very good video. To the version with the added things, without thinking too much about it, I think I would replace the sparker with a bic lighter, I would add a few feet of bankline, a SAK or multitool instead of the knife, (if both things do not fit.) I think it has potential and thinking carefully you can substantially improve the original kit to adapt it to your own needs
Not bad for a, Buy & Forget Kit.
What knife is that? Great videos!
It’s the ka-bar piggyback. There is a link to it in the video description. I love that knife. Its held up great for the past 7 years! Thanks for watching!
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Instead of water tablets in would like it better if they had water pouch in them instead
Junk
@@Torahlife7 while I agree the it’s very low quality, it’s still better than nothing. You’d give your right arm for this in an emergency situation if you had nothing else.