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Good job young American putting this bag together. The video is seven years old when I saw it so perhaps he’s updated his bag by now. Even if not he did a great job preparing himself, far more than many adults themselves.

You was inprepareted because you dosent have toilet paper and face mask 😄✌

Great video brother nice setup

excellent video, great to see a young man so well prepared

Great video and bag I would recommend putting better first aid for the bigger wounds

Nice backpack. Good job Bro. Thanks Der Guy.

Can you tell us what the bag is? It looks like it could be a 511 Rush 24 or Rush 72?

Been looking to get a bag like that 1.what brand is it.👍

Great video. Good start. My only suggestion is better packaging. Example. You have molle on your pack. Get a molle pouch for your first aid so its on the outside and easier to get to. Things like that.

Do you change your food when it gets old?

Your better than most "survival" Channels out there. Just watch one where a guy poisoned his who water supply with a galvanized bowl. 1 suggestion, add at least a small first aid kit. Happy camping

you should make more videos... geez i would love to see more youtubers like you!! you shoudl make a new bug out bag 2.0

Nice video I subbed to your channel. Can you sub to my channel

Nice, some of these overkill guys need to take notes!

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Very nice setup! I’m amazed that your gear has been used and tested unlike others. Knowledge and skills are better than expensive gear! My recommendation would be get rid of the Ramen, forget the prepackaged meals 🤢🤮! Make ur own!

Damn! I'm impressed! You've done better than most adults! Very thorough. Like they say "two is one and one is none"! No joke- very nice! My only suggestion would be to get a couple good quality waterproof bags for your clothes and medications, and maybe a good pair of work gloves. Great video! 👍🏼

Mr. Young American. Admittedly, I'm one of those crotchety old farts that probably would never pay attention to anyone your age. However this was probably one of the best reviews I've ever seen. You truly are gifted. You tell it like it is. You don't have to buy the $300 toothpicks and dryer lint to be a prepper. Thank you. Keep up the great work

Good job bud, Always improve, always evolve.

Great video, some of the stuff in your bag was kinda making me think you were in a episode of the walking dead, scavenging for supplies but still resources that will be needed, with the extra room I would add mosquito netting and a light sleeping bag, low weight but makes life easier, bug spray will run out

I know this is an older video. I am sure your kit changed since this was made. Just a couple things I would change. I would not bury a medical kit deep in a pack. It should be something one can access quickly. I am not a big fan of pouches hanging on packs, but in this case I would actually recommend you pick up a MOLLE EMS pouch to do just that. I also like the Sawyer Mini filter. I carry two plastic bottles in my kit. I use a green soda bottle (Mountain Dew or Sierra Mist) and a clear Smart brand water bottle. My Sawyer Mini threads on to both of those. I use the green bottle for collecting unfiltered water. I use the clear bottle for being able to back flush my Sawyer Mini without the syringe. I ordered a set of Sawyer adapters. It is a two piece set with one gray and one blue from Amazon. I used a pliers to crimp the nipple and used a candle to melt the crimped end shut on adapter with male threads. I use that adapter as a cap for the dirty end of my Sawyer Mini filter so it does not drip contaminated water in my kit. I use the female end to thread onto my Smart water bottle for back flushing my Sawyer Mini. I just cut a small piece of hose from my Sawyer Mini and glued it onto the adapter. I do not have to carry that big syringe around. I also added a Katadyne Carbon filter. It works inline with a Sawyer Mini. The one I got threads apart and can be refilled in the field. You can use black ash from a a fire to refill that filter. The carbon element will remove things from your water that your Sawyer Mini cannot touch (chemical contamination--some of which occurs in nature). Using a Sawyer Mini is fine for very short term, but you will get sick if you used that as your only means of water filtration long-term.

Hey I’m 19 and living in Alaska. I love the bag dude and I can think of two things you might like to add and those are a couple things of aluminum foil (for cooking. Ex. I’ll catch a fish beach fishing and clean it and throw it near a fire) and a kukri knife. I’ve brought down 3 inch tree and split it for fires. It’s cheap on amazon and generally they’re made from old leaf springs or something similar if you get a hand made one.

Good first video

Legend has it he's still pulling out altoids cans to this day

Spoke 2 soon.good job

Good job kid👍RANGERS LEAD THE WAY! don't forget a alum container 2 boil water🇺🇸👍👍👍

Not a bad kit at all. If I were you I’d gat away from the bear grylls (I think that’s how his name is spelled) stuff, it is mediocre materials, get yourself more of the sog equipment and you’ll be set. Overall, not a bad start to a good kit at all.

good video, nice start up for a bag. couple suggestions for you though, i lived in Florida for over 20 years and was a bit of a outdoors guy. i would recommend getting a tarp in the bag for shelter cause it does rain a lot there. as well you fire kit, i always had a new bic lighter and keep it in the sealed package cause of the rain and all. And lastly put some sun screen in your bag, it's Florida the sun is always hot and you can burn all year long. other than that great bag for the most part. Don't let anyone get you down it's a learn as you go thing, and you are doing good so far.

This kid is adorable and is way ahead of anyone who isn't prepping.

Good video and a nice walk through of your gear. As an old guy who has spent a lot of time in the woods - bring drinking water with you and only rely on purification options for actual survival. Stagnant water contains a lot of bacteria compared to a running stream. Good redundancy on lighting and water prep. Stay safe out there. Scott

Great job kid!

Cool!!

Great video dude. Love the sawyer water filter I have one myself.

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Awesome video! 👍😀

I have a question. Where did you get your bag?

Good Vid!! 👍👍

Harbor Freight has been appearing more and more in California.

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Hey man not a bad set up for a quick think out side of the box b consider a adding a few things im about to chuck your way that will be 10 beneficial to either a urban, camping, or catastrophic event. Loose the thick wool blanket dude and invest in a Snugpak jungle Blanket- its £25 (UK) but is very much compact compared to the bulky blanket. You said you are from Florida so as I take it Florida have a lot of wildlife predators especially crocs! therefor you mention about drinking out of swamps and I would personally invest in a IFAK for your self's safety or others. Ditch the writing pad you have and get a waterproof notepad. Another good fire source that's really easy to get hold of that no body thinks about and will save buying cotton buds is tumble dryer fluff. One thing I find that's essential and I carry everywhere even in my EDC is 550 cord anywhere from 50 to 100ft. 550 cord is also really good for breaking up the little strands inside and using them as a snare for traps, and get a mosquito net as a head net is not going to run out.

He has some work to do.

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why don't you guys the ones credisicing the kid grow up and learn from a kid man ....yes i said jay from miami💪

Hey dude thanks for your time and showing everything we need nice for your first video hey one thing you forgot a small fishing kit thanks jay from miami...

I saw a gun u fuck didn't show it

You remind me of Eric Foreman from "that 70's show"

Try coffee beans and chocolate it's safer than 5 hour energy but otherwise a nice bag