10 Must Have Trail Items For Under $100
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- 0:01 Intro
0:35 Sunblock
1:01 Hide a key
1:28 Zip Ties
2:00 Toilet Paper and Wipes
2:27 Bug Spray
2:48 Gloves
3:23 Multi Tool
4:10 Ratchet Straps
4:41 Head Lamp
5:19 Tire Deflators
6:07 Rad 4x4 Montage
6:15 Bonus Round: Fire Extinguisher
6:33 Outro
Have you ever been driving down the road in your Jeep and feel the irresistible urge to leave the pavement? Maybe you have wondered where a dirt road leads to, or just wanted to shift the transfer case into low range. If you are like us, these are regularly occurring urges. But, if you are like us, at least one of these spontaneous trips has ended in dehydration, sunburn, or worse. As a result of this… let’s call it “experience”, we now have certain items that we carry with us 24/7, even when we are just driving around town.
These are ten items that we carry in every vehicle we own. They don’t take up much room, and they don’ cost very much either. In fact, all ten can be purchased for under $100. We are assuming that you already have things like a first aid kit, fire extinguisher, fullsize spare tire, and a jack that can lift your vehicle. Those are the kind of big ticket items we consider insurance; you carry them but hope that you don’t have to use them. This story is more about the things that we use on a regular basis, and wonder how we ever got by without them. For the consumable items, when we use them we put the wrapper in our pocket or cup holder to remind us to replace the item that was used once we get home.
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$3.90 Kleenex Everyday 9 x Pocket Tissues Packs - 8 Packs Included amzn.to/2KBvRIM PAID LINK
$14.70 Wet Ones Antibacterial Wipes, 20 Count (Pack of 10) amzn.to/2Me8mWM PAID LINK
$7.00 Ben's 30% Deet amzn.to/393VOdn PAID LINK
$15.99 Mechanix Gloves amzn.to/2Y0lr8E PAID LINK
$9.99 14-In-1 Multitool with Safety Locking amzn.to/3qMiO6w PAID LINK
$14.39 Energizer Forest Green LED Headlamp amzn.to/3sM965W PAID LINK
$13.99 Ratchet Strap 2 Pack amzn.to/3omyjR8 PAID LINK
$19.16 TeraFlex 4807200 Air Deflatoramzn.to/2M704Qq PAID LINK
Have a little more money to spend? These ten premium choices add up to over $100, but the increase in quality and craftsmanship make it worthwhile if you have room in your budget.
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A friend was one of the first on the scene of a motorcycle accident and saved the rider's life by using one of his ratchet straps as a tourniquet. Talk about a must have.
I’d love to see walk around tours of all your vehicles sometime.. especially the f150
Thanks for the feedback! We did the Tracker video and Ram video and shot a video on my Jeep recently. Ford is next!
@@HarrySituations awesome. We’re glad to see more Harry situations 👍
Agreed. I came here looking for the F-150
@@Buddy969 thanks for the feedback! We will get working on a video on the Ford.
small to medium tarp. for shelter or to lay on when making repairs. we hate laying on snow/mud and no lost parts.
Maybe combine the Fire Extinguisher video with a quality First Aid kit that would be beneficial for the long trip down to Baja or multi day event.
Awesome pro tips Harry..! One thing I carry that I never say anything about is a little spray can of cheapo "Axe Body Spray" I can't stand smelling like swamp butt after a few days of being out, or if you've gotta use a Porta John, just spray a shot on the front of your shirt collar before you go in, and pull your shirt up to your nose... no more smell..
Ha! Trail items.. this is a moms purse everyday must haves! Minus the tire deflater, although that might be handy to get out of teaching the teens driving🤗
Good list. Looking forward to the fire extinguisher video!
It only took losing my car keys in the water while alone on a beach in baja as a kid to start having a hide-a-key. LOL
Screwing up is how I learned to carry most of these things! 🤣
@@HarrySituations The only way I learn. :-/
A big one for me is little nuts and bolts that I've had laying around. I've had multiple times where I've fixed something because of some bolt I left in my tool-bag by accident.
Great idea Ian!
+1 This works especially well if you have or have had a couple of the same make or model.
To go along with the multi tool. Especially for older vehicles. 1. A nut/screw driver, with a hollow handle to keep a 5/16 nut driver tip, #2 philips, and flat head tips. 2. 6 inch Cresent wrench and channel locks. Its almost amazing what I'm able to do on my old truck when doing small repairs with these tools from hose clamps to battery cables, wire connection, body panels, etc.
I'm maybe 6.5 out of ten, having only one ratchet strap...but I have two fire extinguishers! I like to have first aid kit and a towel at all times. Good stuff. Keep it up.
I don’t carry a towel with me but I have plenty in the closet at home. That is a good idea!
Towel is a good idea. In summer i keep a kit with towels and swimsuits for the kids. I also have a cheap saddle blanket for a ground mat, cooler cover, shade, and it could be a scratchy towel too.
I think a cheap rain coat and basic first aid kit would also be good choice but that’s probably 45$ more
First aide is a necessity as well. Great info. Thanks Harry, btw nice LJ ( I got one )
Harry, check out Wallaroo hats! Incredible! Love, love, love mine. New to your vids, and enjoying what I’ve seen. Great words of wisdom!
Thanks for the suggestion I will check them out!
@@HarrySituations I’ve been commenting on YT for years, and I have to admit, it was awesome to get an immediate reply! Thanks! You’re winning me over quick as fav RUclipsr 😉
What's good about the handi wipes is even if they get dried out in an open pack they're still great for tying up wire looms or any cables that have drooped away and they're good for wiping grease and dirt off your hands even if there's no more moisture to them anymore
I've even used 3 of them together that had dried out in the package as a coffee filter before on the Rubicon.
Good tips my man!
Garbage bags! I see some sort of fabric laying on the ground behind you and having a garbage bag will make it easier to leave the wilderness cleaner than you found it. By the way, is that the Hunter Lake Trail you're on west of Reno? Nice view!
Garbage bags are a great recommendation Tom! We actually need to shoot a follow up to this, there are another ten items we can suggest and trash bags are at the top of the list.
We actually shot this on the other side of town off of East McCarran above the UNR ag farm.
Can we get a walk around on the lj?
That is coming up next. 👍
Harry have you done a walk around on your sweet 😎LJ?
It’s been shot and should be edited and ready to publish by the end of the month. Please subscribe to ensure that you don’t miss it!
Awesome! Already subscribed love your channel 😎
Duct tape!!
Good call! I carry duct tape and bailing wire. They fit in this theme of low dollar, lots of uses, and don’t take up much room. 🙌
I found your channel from all terrain families video with you and your 1st yen tundra. I also have a 1st gen and will be watching these videos
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