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Just got through pack, and all my courses and got my ics100/700 certs! waiting on the call but Ive got questions for sure!. do you carry your tent and sleeping bag in a bag like this or is that not for on the line

Stupid question I know. How do you keep your pack from pushing your pants down and constantly untucking your yellows? I have this problem almost religiously 😂 and yes I wear a belt.

Where can i get a 50 ft long 2'' thick rope for pulling?

1 , 2 , 3 , 20 😂

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Bro do you have a tip of putting it into the silicone stuff 💀 its so sticky and takes a while

Idk who carries 40lbs .. Whatcha got in there? Haha someone put rocks in your gear huh

Thanks🙏. This review was relevant and useful.

thanks for the video. Im in the process of joining up with a team that supports the National Guard in California. Its through the Cal State Guard. I always consider myself pretty fit my whole life, but Im in my 50s now. My recruiter told me the prerequisite to join this hotshot crew is to be able to carry 45 lbs in a backpack and do 3 miles in 45min....no running or else disqualified. I really thought that shouldn't be a problem. But out of curiosity, at the gym I set the treadmill to 4 miles an hour - which would be equal to 3 miles in 45 minutes. Geez! That is a freaking fast pace. I understand the necessity to weed out people who probably wont be able to hang out in the field. Now I have some doubts about myself, but I am training. I have the pace down but will need to practice with a weighted backpack next. I guess if I can do it, then I should be up to the physical challenge. This vid helps because I realize that the test is completely necessary with 45lbs.

Rounded one or the one with handles ?? Which oneis better

The only guy that actually explained how to do it everybody else just says it and then doesn't actually tell you what they're doing magic

Do you breathe as your doing the reps, or only when your taking your breathes according to the amount of reps

Very clear example and instructions thanks 🤙🏼

Thats that sandbag weigh? Around 30?

What size Patagonia is that?

Thank you very much for this review. It was seriously helpful. Spacing was a big concern for me as well. Seeing how nice it collapses and can be stored was a big help. 🙏

I agree, that is a very good perspective. You have always lead by example and been a good and positive example for every one.. thank you

Hell yeah thanks brother💪🏽 I’m gonna use this one with my clients today!

That's a great idea and very healthy for you .Killer whales hit a shark or dolphin straight to the liver eat that and take of or maybe the heart they eat 2 .The animals k own that very healthy grray for your health .

Where is the program ? How can I locate it

Wow, such a bad ass video. Beef liver taste & texture I hate. Pills waaaaaay too expensive. This video gets rid of the other two methods. Thank you, thank you, thank you…

I have done this. Stomach hurts like hell i seconds

Demasiados impulsos.

Thank you for the review. Do you think adding those plastic feet is necessary for the asphalt of the sled is robust enough to go without that plastic layer and save $? Thanks

Hi, can you please help me and tell me where can I buy that ice tray?

Just because a bag isn't made in America doesn't mean it's no good. So sick of hearing that crap

You look very handsome sir!

Do you take these supplements everyday?

hahahahah. Just smash em down. Counting is for eggheads

Hello sir, I want to do this with a pulaski axe at the beach. Where can I do this?

I like the versatility of multiple workouts with one easy product

Did you get the plastic on it?

Gee this can get brutal FAST

Just got a sand bag and this is perfect to start thank you

Mustache comb front pouch.... bruh...

Awesome video, man. I've been looking for a video like this.

Great video. I'm considering the sled right now and wanted to see it off the official site. Only thing I'm curious about still after this video is the quality of the plastic add-on for the bottom and how they "bolt" on. Thanks for this video!

Ex shot member back in 03 and 04 modoc nat forest primarily, good to see a gear rundown video, I remember my pack was roughly 35 to 40 lbs somewhere in that ball park I believe, most of my weight was my camelback then extra water bottles, upper pocket carried usually min 2 saw chains for Sawyers, saw file, flat file for my polaski , head lamp and spare batteries , ribbon for hazards or markings, 2 flares, lighter, boot laces, bugz safety glasses, sunscreen, pen and notebook, moleskin for blisters, another incident notebook with frequencies and all that jazz for air to ground and other info, fire map of the incident and emergency blanket for warmth- very good to have! In main part mres/ or sack lunch, beanie, spare socks, on my hip had a Gerber Leatherman tool side pouch pocket on pants granola bar or chips for energy, other side pocket, sometimes baby powder for skin chaffing.... it does happen and suuucks! Cheers men !

Well sir long time no see just ran into this video by accident lol, glad to see you are still getting after it… I hope you remember when you showed me how to CrossFit.

I'm a recent convert to sandbag and kettlebell sandbag workouts. So many things to love about them! Safer than kettlebells, you can take them for hilly runs, you can travel with them. But it never occurred to me to do these type of throwing exercises like in your video. So, thank you for that! Onward and upward!

How much weight on average do you guys carry around in your packs?

What's the deal with the optional plastic?

Excellent video to learn all this and I think this is a good tool for residents who live in mountain towns if they get cut off from evacuation and trapped they need.that but like to see video of fire shelter and how to survive serious fires any where we could be can you show video of any of these

Can a Wildland firefighter carry a 1 gallon jug cause I got a yeti rambler 1 gallon jug and wanna use it when I get my certifications

She’s a gem ❤❤❤

Great review, thank you! I've been watching a few other vids on this specific sled, the vertical bars seem great for pushing on cement and I think you mentioned they work for pulling too. Can I confirm that? I plan to push and pull this sled, sometimes with straps and sometimes just by hand with the bars. Some reviews on the rogue site also report this sled gets stuck a lot when pushing on softer surfaces like grass, any truth to those claims in your experience? Thank you!

Hello, can somebody tell me what brand is the 70lb kettlebell? Is it an older design rogue kettlebell?

This is a really good wildland kit video. One thing I would add is a GOOD file for your tool. IMO everyone on the crew should have one. A few things I would recommend for some is body glide, chap stick, and some tactical gummies. Nothing beats some gummies after a long hike to bring you back to life.

The Torpedo compartments are the Bomb. I have a 2nd gen model. Wish those were on mine. How about room for a PG bag? Thanks for posting!

What kind of sand is that?