TOP 5 Best Pre-Made Survival Bug Out Bag 2023 ✅1. Uncharted Supply Co The SEVENTY2 Pro Survival System | The world’s first fully integrated survival system designed to guide you safely through any unexpected emergency situation. amzn.to/3MyelRD ✅2. Echo-Sigma Emergency Bug Out Bag amzn.to/3OHzlYO ✅3. RINO Ready Companion: Most Advanced 2 Person Emergency Survival System amzn.to/3WCce3Q ✅4. Sustain Supply Co. Premium Emergency Survival Bag/Kit - Be Equipped with 72 Hours of Disaster Preparedness Supplies for 4 People amzn.to/3MD4Kc6 ✅5. PREPSENTIAL Emergency Survival 45L Tactical Backpack Tool Kit Bugout Bag Assault Pack Ready to Go for Disasters amzn.to/3WA8FuY
Let's be honest, the type of people who would buy bags like these aren't making it past the first week anyway. So, I guess they make them orange so we can we the bags months later.
Same that last one was a hell of a deal you can fit a lot of stuff and had all the stuff you need for only 200 bucks s*** I've had backpacks are only almost a hundred bucks so that's a hell of a deal
I made my own packs for my wife and myself, 14 days each, with both of us together, that gives us 28 days with looking for anything, now take out our guns and we can get squirrels 🐿️ and other small game, could stretch that 28 days to 40 days without a problem.
These kids are okay, would like it if they left an extra pouch empty so you can add some of your stuff in like some extra food, and they should add an Animal Defense pouch some bear spray loud bangs Spearhead small booklet with information on predators and how they act and hunt you won't be the only one hungry in the woods in an emergency.
Most peoples 72 hour bag will be however much liquor they have on-hand, TV til the power goes out and getting on the gub’ment bus. They’re not gonna need paper masks & work gloves. Not until they get to their new home at the work camp
All these bags are made and shot in sunny dry situations, what about countries where it rains for days on end . You need space for dry clothes and what to do with the wet ones.
I made my pack for about 1 1/2 weeks, donuts at I think 15kg, so fucking light for it, while I was in the military 3 days where 20kg or even more depending how cold it was.
We plan to move to Japan near the end of next year. Does Survival Gear intend to do an update on the best pre-set emergency gears bags in 2025? In particular, I think my main concern will be the earthquakes, with tsunami's being secondary. But I know it is going to be one of the first purchases I make when we move there and prefer the most up-to-date info when I do make the purchase. I've also noticed that Japan's pre-made bags tend to include much more toiletry items (portable toilet being one of those godsends), and less food/water. While US ones are switched, having much more food/water survival gear and less toiletries. So our plan is to get one Japan bag and one US bag to balance things out.....although, I'm not sure how Japan will take having a knife as a prep item...but then again...if it's an emergency where these kinds of emergency bags need to be used., I won't really care that they don't like us having a survival knife.
DON'T bug out! Bug in, especially if all your primary, long term assets are at home. Sure, keep a bag just in case. I prefer a suitcase or duffle bag given my vehicle is my second home and can pack 20 to 30 times the gear you carry on your body. Triple triple those numbers if you have a trailer. With pre-planning along a designated route with hidden supply caches along the way you can get there in one piece with minimal effort. It'll take a major asteroid hit along the eastern seaboard to get me to move.
@@DanSlotea He's right though, if you can, use your house in an emergency. More likely that not, you are more secure and have far more resources in your house than in a bag. I am not saying that its dumb to build a bug out bag and train with it, but the most prepared and safest place available to you is your home. If not, the bag is your last resort.
Think about the threats that are more likely. Do your research on crime, accidents, etc. Do you live and drive a lot around bodies of water? Can you swim? Do you live in an area that gets very hot or warm? Weather kills too. What potentials for danger are you most likely to come in contact with? Are you prepared? Gear is cool, but training and building on skills is necessary to be efficient with any equipment. Don't buy random equipment and not train with it. Make sure you do research on equipment too, garbage stuff will tear/break when the going gets mildly tough and training around broken shit isn't beneficial.
I guess if your survival plan includes living off the land, you need these things. It's basically camping gear. Personally, I believe living off the land in unfamiliar territory is a very bad idea. I would look into moving out of any city now. Just sayin.
Jail is the best place to bug out! Here is why, water, food, shelter is done, medical is done jail is a safe place that sets you up with government care and you must be cared for while you are in there, It's a free hotel, home, hospital, All homeless people should go to jail so they get looked after and don't need to suffer on the street on thier own. In jail the government MUST look after you.
The contents of these bags are not sufficient. There is stuff in there that will fail, food that doesn't have enough calories, and things you will never use but you'll have to haul around anyway. This is especially true if you buy it and never open it. You simply won't know what you've got or how to use it when it comes time to use it.
The type of people who would buy these premade "Bug Out Bags" aren't making it more than a week or so in a real SHTF situation. On behalf of those of us still kicking months later, we thank you for making your bags orange and/or waterproof so they're easier to find on supply runs.
Why would you have a backpack that advertises to everybody during a bad situation ...hey look at me I have essentials you might need !!! You need a plan old backpack for this situation !!!
Why do people think that only tactical gear will make you a target in situations? shtf scenario: oh look a goup of people let's get them: leader of the group: no they have no backpack let them go,,,? Gtfooh
Everyone with even a modicum of survival knowledge all pretty much agrees that your ‘bugout’ bag should be tailored to you and your specific needs , so if you do need to buy a preassembled one then there’s not really much point in actually buying one , because you obviously don’t have the sense or ability to use what’s in it to survive ! 😳🤦♂️😂😂😂
That's quite a bit. I bought a NAR IFAK and have some smaller medical equipment for lesser injuries. What do you have beyond dealing with mostly minor infections, bleeding, pain, and broken bones? Cause I can deal with any of those things with less than 22 liters of medical equipment. Do you have stuff for tracheostomy? Or are you just able to deal with several of the same injuries? I am genuinely curious btw.
*doomsday* preppers were mocked. Stop lumping them in with the rest of us. Uprooting your life, and compromising your familys finances, or spending thousands of dollars to be the most conspicuous "grey man" for miles should be shamed. It is bad and you should feel bad. Uncharted is a waste of money and better can be built for less. Same with rhino and most of these packs. Stop making these lists as if experience went behind them when they are just glorified ads.
Pre-made bags are a good starting point for beginners. I'd rather my neighbours had a few of these packs than nothing and relying on my preps instead. (There are better pre-made bags for sure.) To be honest it doesn't matter how much experience, skills, resources, and luck we have. When the "SHTF" happens, it means humanity has tipped the balance too far and we are all toast. Cooperation is the best survival strategy as proven by billions of years of evolution plus game theory. The only guarantees in life are death and taxes.
@@no.9516 Are you telling me you have a multiweek bug out bag for less than $200? You must've found access to an abandoned warehouse full of free shit.
The strange thing about these pre made kits is just how terrible they are, yet very expensive and almost all identical. Its as if they have been manufactured by people looking to simply sell something to people that want peice of mind well having no knowledge of the subject
TOP 5 Best Pre-Made Survival Bug Out Bag 2023
✅1. Uncharted Supply Co The SEVENTY2 Pro Survival System | The world’s first fully integrated survival system designed to guide you safely through any unexpected emergency situation.
amzn.to/3MyelRD
✅2. Echo-Sigma Emergency Bug Out Bag
amzn.to/3OHzlYO
✅3. RINO Ready Companion: Most Advanced 2 Person Emergency Survival System
amzn.to/3WCce3Q
✅4. Sustain Supply Co. Premium Emergency Survival Bag/Kit - Be Equipped with 72 Hours of Disaster Preparedness Supplies for 4 People
amzn.to/3MD4Kc6
✅5. PREPSENTIAL Emergency Survival 45L Tactical Backpack Tool Kit Bugout Bag Assault Pack Ready to Go for Disasters
amzn.to/3WA8FuY
where is video for the prepsential bag?
Why do so many companies make their bugout bags blaze orange. If STHF and you are trying to survive, that bright orange is huge target.
Because for some reason they think we too dumb to know where the bag is or what the bag contains without it.
As a Marine that makes perfect sense
Let's be honest, the type of people who would buy bags like these aren't making it past the first week anyway.
So, I guess they make them orange so we can we the bags months later.
It’s so you have something bright on you in case you do wanna be found.
They are putting targets on our back..
I think the last pack for $200 is a pretty damn good price and option for someone looking for an emergency pre-made pack for the family
Same that last one was a hell of a deal you can fit a lot of stuff and had all the stuff you need for only 200 bucks s*** I've had backpacks are only almost a hundred bucks so that's a hell of a deal
I made my own packs for my wife and myself, 14 days each, with both of us together, that gives us 28 days with looking for anything, now take out our guns and we can get squirrels 🐿️ and other small game, could stretch that 28 days to 40 days without a problem.
Rhino Ready Survival System look great for bug out
Finally something more than just a weapon. Thank You.
Thank you. My wife is in the Air- force right now !
i love feroconeium rods
3 days = 3 gallons of water = 24 pounds of starting weight; = 6 pounds of food. Just to set the bar.
Lmao
Water weighs 8.34 lbs per gallon. So the estimate of 24 lbs of water for 3 days is a good estimate of weight.
I built my own, with high quality gear.
What about the ones in the thumbnail?
This is a really nice selection of bug out bags. Thanks for making it easy for us to find quality equipment.
Sandpiper of California is my choice. I combat tested 2 and still have 1. The other I gave to my boy.
These kids are okay, would like it if they left an extra pouch empty so you can add some of your stuff in like some extra food, and they should add an Animal Defense pouch some bear spray loud bangs Spearhead small booklet with information on predators and how they act and hunt you won't be the only one hungry in the woods in an emergency.
Most peoples 72 hour bag will be however much liquor they have on-hand, TV til the power goes out and getting on the gub’ment bus. They’re not gonna need paper masks & work gloves. Not until they get to their new home at the work camp
Amazing that at this writing all of these except the EVERLIT Complete 72 Hours Earthquake are unavailable.
Hmm? what about where to buy these bags & estimate costs for them
They should combine this with a plate carrier back pack
That’s cool
All these bags are made and shot in sunny dry situations, what about countries where it rains for days on end . You need space for dry clothes and what to do with the wet ones.
I made my pack for about 1 1/2 weeks, donuts at I think 15kg, so fucking light for it, while I was in the military 3 days where 20kg or even more depending how cold it was.
Thank you
You’re welccome!!
These list of bug out bags are perfect! 💯
I want one like the thumbnail, not prepackaged food carriers
We plan to move to Japan near the end of next year. Does Survival Gear intend to do an update on the best pre-set emergency gears bags in 2025? In particular, I think my main concern will be the earthquakes, with tsunami's being secondary. But I know it is going to be one of the first purchases I make when we move there and prefer the most up-to-date info when I do make the purchase.
I've also noticed that Japan's pre-made bags tend to include much more toiletry items (portable toilet being one of those godsends), and less food/water. While US ones are switched, having much more food/water survival gear and less toiletries. So our plan is to get one Japan bag and one US bag to balance things out.....although, I'm not sure how Japan will take having a knife as a prep item...but then again...if it's an emergency where these kinds of emergency bags need to be used., I won't really care that they don't like us having a survival knife.
I think of rather have one of the packs in the thumbnail.
92 pro would go great with a real servival backpack
On the Paracord is it just the 550 or is it the 550 survival
Sigma bag 😚🥴
Nice options.
DON'T bug out! Bug in, especially if all your primary, long term assets are at home. Sure, keep a bag just in case. I prefer a suitcase or duffle bag given my vehicle is my second home and can pack 20 to 30 times the gear you carry on your body. Triple triple those numbers if you have a trailer. With pre-planning along a designated route with hidden supply caches along the way you can get there in one piece with minimal effort. It'll take a major asteroid hit along the eastern seaboard to get me to move.
You can't bug in in a fire, earthquake or flood. Or you can, for a few minutes, and you don't need any supplies.😂
@@DanSlotea He's right though, if you can, use your house in an emergency. More likely that not, you are more secure and have far more resources in your house than in a bag. I am not saying that its dumb to build a bug out bag and train with it, but the most prepared and safest place available to you is your home. If not, the bag is your last resort.
When the items pictured are not the items being featured it is suspiciously disingenuous.
Makes you the target when the mob has nothing.
Yes. The REAL prepping is having absolutely nothing to makes sure you don't attract thieves ;)
Hunting rifles next?
Think about the threats that are more likely. Do your research on crime, accidents, etc. Do you live and drive a lot around bodies of water? Can you swim? Do you live in an area that gets very hot or warm? Weather kills too. What potentials for danger are you most likely to come in contact with? Are you prepared? Gear is cool, but training and building on skills is necessary to be efficient with any equipment. Don't buy random equipment and not train with it. Make sure you do research on equipment too, garbage stuff will tear/break when the going gets mildly tough and training around broken shit isn't beneficial.
Well, there's 8 minutes i wont get back.
Make sure you check all the items make sure you get them all!
I guess if your survival plan includes living off the land, you need these things. It's basically camping gear. Personally, I believe living off the land in unfamiliar territory is a very bad idea. I would look into moving out of any city now. Just sayin.
Please don't encourage any more of the city slickers to come out to the rural areas. We don't want them and their rat race ways here!!
Jail is the best place to bug out!
Here is why, water, food, shelter is done, medical is done jail is a safe place that sets you up with government care and you must be cared for while you are in there, It's a free hotel, home, hospital, All homeless people should go to jail so they get looked after and don't need to suffer on the street on thier own. In jail the government MUST look after you.
Unless society breaks down
And a get out of jail free card when the " situation" is over
All unavailable 😢 hope they come out with these again
I'm not a math major but doesn't this video review four vice five bags?
Why does ISS take minutes to pass the earth when viewed from the station, yet takes all day to pass east to west here on earth
Keep in mind these are pre-made grab and go bug out bags.
The contents of these bags are not sufficient. There is stuff in there that will fail, food that doesn't have enough calories, and things you will never use but you'll have to haul around anyway. This is especially true if you buy it and never open it. You simply won't know what you've got or how to use it when it comes time to use it.
bugging out and a survival situation are not the same thing.
Watch they might charge your toilet paper by square sheet
Idk i build my own
Every single link is “currently unavailable”
This stuff is kind of a joke except maybe the last one?
Guess what? End of the world? That's the one no one makes it out of. No place to bug out to. Language is everything
The type of people who would buy these premade "Bug Out Bags" aren't making it more than a week or so in a real SHTF situation.
On behalf of those of us still kicking months later, we thank you for making your bags orange and/or waterproof so they're easier to find on supply runs.
Why would you have a backpack that advertises to everybody during a bad situation ...hey look at me I have essentials you might need !!! You need a plan old backpack for this situation !!!
and bright red or orange aren't the colors you want to show when you want to fall under the radar...
put a dark garbage bag over it. Problem solved.
What about your clothes???
When the k rashings run out what are you gonna do
Why do people think that only tactical gear will make you a target in situations?
shtf scenario: oh look a goup of people let's get them: leader of the group: no they have no backpack let them go,,,? Gtfooh
Everyone with even a modicum of survival knowledge all pretty much agrees that your ‘bugout’ bag should be tailored to you and your specific needs , so if you do need to buy a preassembled one then there’s not really much point in actually buying one , because you obviously don’t have the sense or ability to use what’s in it to survive ! 😳🤦♂️😂😂😂
These bug out bags are all garbage bro lol my medical kit is 22 liters itself
That's quite a bit. I bought a NAR IFAK and have some smaller medical equipment for lesser injuries. What do you have beyond dealing with mostly minor infections, bleeding, pain, and broken bones? Cause I can deal with any of those things with less than 22 liters of medical equipment. Do you have stuff for tracheostomy? Or are you just able to deal with several of the same injuries? I am genuinely curious btw.
*doomsday* preppers were mocked. Stop lumping them in with the rest of us.
Uprooting your life, and compromising your familys finances, or spending thousands of dollars to be the most conspicuous "grey man" for miles should be shamed. It is bad and you should feel bad.
Uncharted is a waste of money and better can be built for less. Same with rhino and most of these packs. Stop making these lists as if experience went behind them when they are just glorified ads.
@@farhanrizkiahnafa7404 Yes, that applies to many people.
And your statement isn't really related to anything I said.
Pre-made bags are a good starting point for beginners. I'd rather my neighbours had a few of these packs than nothing and relying on my preps instead. (There are better pre-made bags for sure.)
To be honest it doesn't matter how much experience, skills, resources, and luck we have. When the "SHTF" happens, it means humanity has tipped the balance too far and we are all toast.
Cooperation is the best survival strategy as proven by billions of years of evolution plus game theory.
The only guarantees in life are death and taxes.
@@PeterKnagge what they are is a good way to exploit people that don't know any better. Thank you for your 2cents though. It is valued accordingly.
@@no.9516 Are you telling me you have a multiweek bug out bag for less than $200? You must've found access to an abandoned warehouse full of free shit.
@@gandalfthegrey6592 if it is taking you multiple weeks to bug out, I have a warehouse to sell you.
The strange thing about these pre made kits is just how terrible they are, yet very expensive and almost all identical. Its as if they have been manufactured by people looking to simply sell something to people that want peice of mind well having no knowledge of the subject
Overpriced garbage!