It's always good idea to be ready for anything. Having the right gear will always help that you get home safe. I will Update this with a check list soon.
Awesome video! My work is just a 20 minute drive from home, so my get home bag usually is a rain poncho, some extra warm pants and sweater, gloves and a beanie. It’s not far to walk but sometimes it can get really cold here in Sweden.
I have the same numbness and pain in my hands caused by the same reason. Sometimes when driving to work in the morning, I can't even feel the steering wheel. I never thought about going through the VA since I've been out 30 years now, and I know how they are. I like what you said about not everyone's bag is the same. Some people watch these get home bag videos and copy what they see. Different people have different needs. Great video, and great channel brother!
I know you recall all those miles under a ruck hearing “ounces equal pounds and pounds equal pain”. Lol. I’d ditch the axe, pry bar and knives for one tool. Like the Tops pry knife or the K Bar pry knife. Now I gotta check out that filtration bottle. Beats carrying my MSR hand pump and nalgene!!
Awesome video! My work is just a 20 minute drive from home, so my get home bag usually is a rain poncho, some extra warm pants and sweater, gloves and a beanie. It’s not far to walk but sometimes it can get really cold here in Sweden.
I have a coast flashlight in my bag too. I also carry a coast flashlight in my pocket.
Great video.thank you for your service! too bad the VA does not take better care of our servicemen and women!
I have the same numbness and pain in my hands caused by the same reason. Sometimes when driving to work in the morning, I can't even feel the steering wheel. I never thought about going through the VA since I've been out 30 years now, and I know how they are. I like what you said about not everyone's bag is the same. Some people watch these get home bag videos and copy what they see. Different people have different needs. Great video, and great channel brother!
I would reach out to the VA and thank you for watching
3:47...5.11 range master *33 liter* backpack, stopped selling at Cabelas Sports store.
500D Nylon (main body)
1680D Polyester (front pocket)
5.11’s signature Center Line design
3 lbs weight empty.
Thanks for your service brother. Marine here…….
Bag is a 5.11 range master backpack. Still available at lapg.
great job keep going God Bless
The VA better pay up for surgery because you did your part in serving. Thank you for your service and I'm really mad the va don't wanna do their jobs.
Shelter ?
ANOTHER GREAT VIDEO! GOOD JOB BUDDY!
Thank you
@@UntamedBadlands sure.
Clothes socks etc
I know you recall all those miles under a ruck hearing “ounces equal pounds and pounds equal pain”. Lol. I’d ditch the axe, pry bar and knives for one tool. Like the Tops pry knife or the K Bar pry knife. Now I gotta check out that filtration bottle. Beats carrying my MSR hand pump and nalgene!!
yeah, but this back is for a maybe 2 days if that! I have another bag for longer distances
I have rucked four Manchu Miles in the service (34 miles) with 95lbs This bag weighs 13 lbs.
I don’t miss that kind of pain.
First aid kit needs to be easily accessible eg in front pocket
You took 6 1/2 minutes to explain 30 seconds worth of intro
Lol sorry I’ll do better
Another rich guy
Seems a bit much for a get home bag...... But do you
Won’t matter how light your pack is, if you’re not in shape you won’t make it
Man, what are you saying? Lol
@@UntamedBadlands look like a HWMF to me, DBAP seth sets lets goooooo
@@EDCExplained Thank you
You said that everyone's BOB is different but your BOB is identical to thousand other BOBs reported to you Tube
I’m confused?