That is basically what I carry bike-packing plus bike repair tools and supplies. For day rides, it’s a mini bike repair and first aid kit, rain jacket, electrolytes, energy bars, water badder, bike head,Ishtar/flashlight, battery pack for my phone, a trail map and a mini-compass. In the dead of summer in SE Texas, I also carry a chemical ice pack and a hand fan to cool off quickly in case of heat exhaustion (which I had to use once).
I love how you always have your gear dialed in. Your followers pretty much know by now the 10 C's. So I like how you dive right into the contents of your bag. Another great content video Dave, thanks for sharing.
That was cool. Keeping it simple. I think everyone is expecting you to pull out something magical that will answer all bush craft problems. Lol. You would have to jump out of the bag to do that. Keep up the great work and keep teaching us.
Mr. Dave is my American Survival Champion. I have been watching your films for years, because they are informative and practical. Best regards from Poland and I wish you good health.👍🙂🌲
Fantastic video. First off, Mr. Dave sounds like a really nice guy. Second, the only one who should not have this video bookmarked is Dave himself. And last, Thank you for making it, I'm off to tear apart my day pack.
When The Maestro brings out the pack, Oh You Already Know we Allll start taking notes and immediately start searching and purchasing! That Grayl GeoPress is freaking awesome!!! Definitely earned the title "The Holy Grayl" Yo Dave, Baddass kit brotha. Love it!!! 😎👌🏻💯⚒
Dave, I hope your enjoying the summer season. Im impressed with the new 4× 4 . Beards looking solid as well. Thanks for another good template for life brother. Stay salty.
Great video! I used to use headlamps with aaa batteries until a friend gave me a USB headlamp by Lifegear. I'll never go back to battery powered headlamps.
DAVE ! ! ! You may like that some newbie channel person was talking about his his load out saying “ Well this is based on David Canterbury’s 10 C system and He is like the total super expert guy everyone knows.” That makes you ....A LIVING LEGEND SIR !
Hello Dave I noticed that you have dust in the back of the jeep. I found a product called rock guard it on amazon it goes across the space in between the tailgate an bed. It works great an is just a flexible rubber strip that comes with a adhesive an is placed on the inside of the tailgate an bed of the jeep. Great video, an its good to see you back on your feet. God bless.
I always learn from others.There r bush craft community bt here z nt exist...I fulfill my thirst by watching videos of seniors like u...U good good job for those persons,where such facility or even concept does nt exist nd u like seniors r big source of learning bcoz in third world mob r nt rich to pay.
Excellent information. I plan to use some of this for putting together a bug-out bag. Not a bad idea just to be ready to head out at a moments notice. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.
One of the things l have noticed with a lot of RUclips survival videos is that the equipment is alwaysnew and looks like it’s never been used, l like Dave’s videos because his equipment is well used and he definitely knows what he is talking about and has used the equipment in the field and it shows.
As always,, quick, concise instruction to make one safer in the great outdoors for easy days in the woods and most importantly being able to handle situations when thing go amiss a bit. Awesome videos, always learn something from Dave.
Dave, thank you for this video, very much appreciated. i always learn something from you and your instructors, keep making videos an I'll keep learning, take care, stay healthy an God bless you and your Family always..
I’ll be be getting around to making up something like this soon. I have most of the gear but no small pack. I’ve been toying with the idea of using piece a large diameter PVC plumbing pipe with a screw on end cap at each end and just a waist belt to carry it on my hips. It would guarantee that everything inside stays dry and maybe it could serve as a floatation device if it’s a large enough diameter.
That is a nice EDC pack and you do have the necessary items in it when away from home or training, David. I have an EDC bag, but don't carry it with me all the time when I am out walking around my area. My full backpack is loaded with the necessary items I would need when out camping though including the compass for navigation and the extra folding knife for food prep and for emergency use as well.
Hey Dave, I'm heading up a small trip into the Wind River Range Wilderness for next July. A 4 week trip in the Backcountry on foot. Super good trout fishing, some river traverses, glacier exploration, gold panning, ruin exploration, etc. We pack in plenty of solar power for cameras. Do you wanna go???
That's a really dialed in pack my friend ... absolutely love that you don't have the kitchen sink in there. Hey what's that smaller compass you have there... id love to get one.
These earlier versions of the Rucker were so much better as an all purpuse utilitarian bag - edc or outdoors. The 4.0 is too much specilized to weightplaits and Goruck events with all that padding.
I like it, totally agree with your thought process. I really cringe watching videos of the ultra light backpackers or worse folks that go out with nothing. I see it like Russian roulette, “hey there are five empty chambers” yes there is, good luck to you.
I have watched him for 8 years and can't thank him enough for sharing his knowledge to the common man
I've learned so much from this man. My dream is a class one day.
Nothing beats having good kit, proven kit, organized kit. Life's good.
That is basically what I carry bike-packing plus bike repair tools and supplies. For day rides, it’s a mini bike repair and first aid kit, rain jacket, electrolytes, energy bars, water badder, bike head,Ishtar/flashlight, battery pack for my phone, a trail map and a mini-compass. In the dead of summer in SE Texas, I also carry a chemical ice pack and a hand fan to cool off quickly in case of heat exhaustion (which I had to use once).
Straight and to the know. No filler, just what you need. Great job.
Best part was the emergency coffee packets 😂
I love how you always have your gear dialed in. Your followers pretty much know by now the 10 C's. So I like how you dive right into the contents of your bag. Another great content video Dave, thanks for sharing.
You're the best, Dave!
That was cool. Keeping it simple. I think everyone is expecting you to pull out something magical that will answer all bush craft problems. Lol. You would have to jump out of the bag to do that. Keep up the great work and keep teaching us.
The GoRuck GR1 is such an amazing pack. it's the one pack I keep going back to, now for the better part of ten years!
Mr. Dave is my American Survival Champion. I have been watching your films for years, because they are informative and practical. Best regards from Poland and I wish you good health.👍🙂🌲
Simplistic doesn’t mean simple.
A well thought out kit
Fantastic video. First off, Mr. Dave sounds like a really nice guy. Second, the only one who should not have this video bookmarked is Dave himself. And last, Thank you for making it, I'm off to tear apart my day pack.
A great compact outdoor "essentials" pack. Thanks for sharing with us Dave!
You still got that spark Dave. Thank you for all you have shared
Thanks Dave. God bless...have learned more from your videos and books than you will ever know...and will never be able to repay such kindness...
When The Maestro brings out the pack, Oh You Already Know we Allll start taking notes and immediately start searching and purchasing! That Grayl GeoPress is freaking awesome!!! Definitely earned the title "The Holy Grayl"
Yo Dave, Baddass kit brotha. Love it!!! 😎👌🏻💯⚒
Your the BEST Mr. Canterbury.
Great pack set up. Always appreciate what you do.
Thanks Dave for the view of your pack 👍🏼🇺🇸
Dave, I hope your enjoying the summer season. Im impressed with the new 4× 4 . Beards looking solid as well. Thanks for another good template for life brother. Stay salty.
Great video! I used to use headlamps with aaa batteries until a friend gave me a USB headlamp by Lifegear. I'll never go back to battery powered headlamps.
Love the beard, Santa Claus's cool survival brother.😁
I appreciate how this video was succinct and to the point. Very well done, Thank you.
Stay safe my friend.Always appreciate you,what you do and have done for our country.🤜🤛
DAVE ! ! !
You may like that some newbie channel person was talking about his his load out saying “ Well this is based on David Canterbury’s 10 C system and He is like the total super expert guy everyone knows.”
That makes you ....A LIVING LEGEND SIR !
Always great and informative videos!!
Hello Dave I noticed that you have dust in the back of the jeep. I found a product called rock guard it on amazon it goes across the space in between the tailgate an bed. It works great an is just a flexible rubber strip that comes with a adhesive an is placed on the inside of the tailgate an bed of the jeep. Great video, an its good to see you back on your feet. God bless.
I always learn from others.There r bush craft community bt here z nt exist...I fulfill my thirst by watching videos of seniors like u...U good good job for those persons,where such facility or even concept does nt exist nd u like seniors r big source of learning bcoz in third world mob r nt rich to pay.
more videos and various edc / packs please, these videos are so useful and instructive .
Wonderfully supplied EDC kit Dave Canterbury,alot of great useful equipment.
Thanks! Learn and learn some more. Can never get enough of what you have to offer.
Excellent information. I plan to use some of this for putting together a bug-out bag.
Not a bad idea just to be ready to head out at a moments notice.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.
Absolutely basic, thinking ahead/preperation in mastering that gear in all seasons is key. Sr good stuff.
I can’t get enough of these videos. Thanks!
Great set up
Thanks u Dave......getting unnerving in this world of late....FEAR NOT
A very nice, well-rounded day pack. Cheers from down under 🇭🇲
Great video. Thanks for taking the time to go through your pack with us. Cheers 😊👍🏕️
Good show, thanks!
One of the things l have noticed with a lot of RUclips survival videos is that the equipment is alwaysnew and looks like it’s never been used, l like Dave’s videos because his equipment is well used and he definitely knows what he is talking about and has used the equipment in the field and it shows.
As always,, quick, concise instruction to make one safer in the great outdoors for easy days in the woods and most importantly being able to handle situations when thing go amiss a bit. Awesome videos, always learn something from Dave.
Thanks for taking the time to provide these excellent videos for free online. I hope to attend a class of yours in the coming years
Great video, the pack is refined indeed.
Thanks again that was awesome to see keep up the good work we love you
One thing I have noticed. People don't carrie much food. No snacks, like jerky or MREs.
Thanks for the video DAVID
Great video Dave. Made me want to rethink my get home bag some. Be safe out there and fair winds and following seas.
That was a great video and the contents of your bag were well thought out. Thank you for the fine content.
Another great video!
Great video, Dave.
I've wanted to see something exactly like this for a while and you totally delivered.
The 10 Cs. Covered. Thanks for the show, David!
Who makes the small compass? That would be great in my hunting bag.
Dave, thank you for this video, very much appreciated. i always learn something from you and your instructors, keep making videos an I'll keep learning, take care, stay healthy an God bless you and your Family always..
I’ll be be getting around to making up something like this soon. I have most of the gear but no small pack. I’ve been toying with the idea of using piece a large diameter PVC plumbing pipe with a screw on end cap at each end and just a waist belt to carry it on my hips. It would guarantee that everything inside stays dry and maybe it could serve as a floatation device if it’s a large enough diameter.
Great gear dump Dave, thanks! Cheers southwest Michigan
Always enjoy these types of videos Dave.
Great kit and easy load out. Thanks again for the info!!
Well now, I predict this vid will have a huge view count. Thanks!
Thanks Dave, impressive stuff! Looking forward to attending your classes in the (hopefully near) future! 👍🇺🇲
That is a nice EDC pack and you do have the necessary items in it when away from home or training, David. I have an EDC bag, but don't carry it with me all the time when I am out walking around my area. My full backpack is loaded with the necessary items I would need when out camping though including the compass for navigation and the extra folding knife for food prep and for emergency use as well.
Excellent video, I would put a FRS/GMRS radio in there also.
Funny you mention this did you watch my last video
Hey Dave, I'm heading up a small trip into the Wind River Range Wilderness for next July. A 4 week trip in the Backcountry on foot. Super good trout fishing, some river traverses, glacier exploration, gold panning, ruin exploration, etc. We pack in plenty of solar power for cameras. Do you wanna go???
I have the goruck Rucker and love it
Did bust a seam on it and need to send it in to get fixed
Thanks for the informative load out. That's about a dialed in as it gets I suppose.
My pack was already set up this way. Minor differences but the same.
Your empty SS water bottle can hold things as well. A few Chem lights or granola bars.
Awesome setup
Good stuff 👍🇺🇸
I’m not even half way through this video and will now and forever refer to my Swiss Army Knife as a SAK.
Very informative, thanks for posting this vid.
That made perfect sense. Thank you Sir.
A nice lightweight awesome pack indeed.
That's a really dialed in pack my friend ... absolutely love that you don't have the kitchen sink in there. Hey what's that smaller compass you have there... id love to get one.
What compass is that at the end the smaller one? That would be good in an E and E kit
Very comprehensive great job
Thanks for a good video!
I have a school back pack with a little gear
Thanks for the information and run down on your pack
Great video!! Hope to see you soon. I just signed up for pathfinder basic class in November.
Guy is a straight stud
man love it, thanks for posting! One day I will get certified at your school. One day.
Excelente. Excelent. From Brazil.
Great pack review Dave! Thanks.
Great pack. But I miss one item. A sharpening stone of some sorts...
Thanks
Cool 😎 😊
Excellent video.
great video
Such an awesome day pack. Blows those stupid emergency bags on Amazon out of the water.
Superb
Nice show and tell there 👍👌✌️🇺🇸
These earlier versions of the Rucker were so much better as an all purpuse utilitarian bag - edc or outdoors. The 4.0 is too much specilized to weightplaits and Goruck events with all that padding.
Dave Hopefully you'll be attending Sheriffs Jeep Fest
Good to see!
What is that small compass?
Dave the Best...
Hey Dave, could you do a vid on your edc bandana wrist pocket dump kinda deal
Omg where did that beard come from. Was just watching old episodes of dual survival. What a difference.
Good on ya Dave love ya work mate. From DOWNUNDER 🍺🤘🏻
I like it, totally agree with your thought process. I really cringe watching videos of the ultra light backpackers or worse folks that go out with nothing. I see it like Russian roulette, “hey there are five empty chambers” yes there is, good luck to you.