Bug Out Bag Repack: Update Your Bags!
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A kitlist in each section helps massively, a4 plastic sleeve to protect it.
You can note expiry dates etc ahead of time and know everythings fine without having to unpack it just by checking the sheet.
I spoke with a 3 season hiker once who said he has 3 separate support pouches for each season. Naturally you would want to check & recheck the contents before every use but in reality it is a grab & go situation. For winter, warmth, shelter & food are your priorities so an additional pouch is invaluable. However in reducing weight & bulk you have the means to means to move faster in an emergency.
Learned long ago you can get cold in summer. Go from 99° to soaking wet thunderstorm and 65° you'll want warm clothes
@@jackburton9460 Murphy's Law happens when you least expect it. When I have travelled the hottest day can become the coldest nights. We learned in the forces your core temperature changes when you sweat & get cold. Change of socks, underwear, spare t-shirt & a light packable jacket make a huge difference in your comfort.
Yes Seasonal Bags.
P38s are cheap and light. Go for two of them. Honestly I put one in every bag I have. Even kept one on my dog tags.
I also have some with my canned goods. 38s and 51s.
Like you said,keep 2! 2 is 1,1 is none!
My pantry and kitchen cabinets are full so I've been putting random foods in plastic bins and large boxes. I bought a handfull of P38s and taped one inside each box and bin. If I give a box of food away, there will be a can opener to go with it.
Great exercise to reduce weight and restock. BTW, I love my nano twig stove! But, I think Firebox now has a much less expensive stove just for bug out bag uses if anyone is looking for a cheaper option that is still USA made and great quality.
Love the one I have . I got the stainless steel one. Little heavier than the titanium one but worth every oz
Instead of a flare gun. I use a 1-watt blue laser. Much more visible from much longer distances. And the laser can be used for self-defense and starting fires.
Hey it’s been a minute since I last commented on your videos, Had the holiday blues started in December, but I’m back and doing great! Thanks enjoy your day
Welcome back!
I always use lithium batteries for bugout bag or edc bag so that they don’t go bad and last for 10 years plus.
I use the same exact style BOB. Mine is made by Fox Tactical. Love it! As for the flare gun. It makes a great offensive weapon. Have you ever shot one into a dwelling or vehicle? There will be lawlessness situations where you just may need to. So dont unpack it and put it too far away.
Wet ones if dry can be rehydrated and work perfectly fine. I use Clorox wipes for hobo showers and to keep certain areas from developing or curing fungus. Clorox wipes kill jock itch very very fast.
Thank you for the great info!
For recharging batteries I use the Olight Universal Magnetic USB Charger and an external battery or hooked up to my portable Anker solar charger. Only draw back is one battery at a time unless you have 2 chargers. Love the bag I have the exact same one. Great video
Good ideas to add to my bag.
Well done, clearly defined...
I have a pair of those binoculars, mine are Bushnell. They are great little binoculars. Got them for 10dollars at a garage sale. As far as the knife, I have a couple of DIY knives that I got from Pathfinder knife shop. I built my own scales . Awesome knives, Scandinavia grind. I don’t think they’re selling the DIY kits anymore, damn. Very similar to your Ukraine knife. And honestly I think they are better. You can get the same knives all put together, and they are pricey. But very well made. Thanks for the video, very informative.
not sure if you do this but I keep a set of local maps in my bugout and get home bags
Yes!
I forgot to show it in there, its in the back of the main pocklet in a zippered pouch
It is that time. Hurricane season has begun.
AMAZINGLY! the human body ONLY needs 4 very simple things to survive and live. Recently I've learned the phrase, "The 4 absolutes to human survival" and this is what these 4 simple things are. 1- AIR, 2- The ability to regulate your core body temperature, 3- WATER and 4- FOOD. Also, notice the "Rules of 3" packed in there and the order too. I mention this because right at the end you mention that for short term, you basically just need a place to sleep a fire, water and food which is the basis of surviving. Granted, having some extra water, food, gear and skill sets will make surviving much easier for those who have said items and skills. I try to remember 4 sayings when i approach preparedness or going off to camp, bushcraft or even take a simple everyday or long trip. 1- THE 4 ABSOLUTES OF HUMAN SURVIVAL, 2- THE 10- C's OF SURVIVABILITY, 3- THE 7 PRINCIPALS OF SURVIVAL (1-shelter 2-fire 3-water 4-food 5-medical 6-signaling 7-navigation) and 4- THE RULES OF 3. With a little thought and planning we should be ready for most anything! Keep up the great work here and thanks, now i need to go through my stuff and see what has expired and dried out too! Be well!
Yep its time we review our bugout bags lol that time of the year. I need to review and rebuild my medical bags.
I personally carry at least 3 John Wayne's because I have a habit of losing them. Plus the one on my swiss army knife
Excellent video thank you
Great bug out bag 👍 thanks for sharing 🙏✌❤ to all.
If you have a vacuum sealer, that's a way to make nuts last a lot longer. Look at the expiration date on the vacuum sealed cans you have. (DT sells a small can of mixed nuts that I use.)
My dryed out wet wipes i put in a ziploc bag and add alcohol & a bit of water & back into my pack they go
Great video!!!
Good review video. I just recently did mine.
i hv that BPS knife,, matter of fact i hv 2 of em & 100% happy with them.. 👍👍
Great bag. I have one as well. However, just a suggestion...I didn't see anything to carry extra water. Living in the desert, it seems like a pretty important thing to consider. Platypus makes a great 1 liter or 2 liter collapsible bag which sawyer mini fits on perfectly. I love your program. Keep up the great work!
I have a camelback water bladder in the back of the back pack as well as a water filter and lots of water containers, and water in the vehicle as well didn't show much of it but i have it :)
i have a 30 pack of the 51 can openers, i have one in each segment of my bag (except my medical bag) and one attached to a took keychain deal i have going on
Last year I made a decision to change out how I battery. I now, no longer used alkaline batteries at all. I only use lithium and rechargeable lithium ion batteries now. This goes for everything in my home and in my go kits.
🤣 hahahaha. I just did the same thing the other day. Surprisingly though, the food still looks 👍 good. The food that turned on me was some little microwave cups of fruit and veggies that must’ve gotten hot at one point. Now on the counter to remind me to use them up soon.
Just subbed after finding you. Keep up the great videos. Stay safe.
BLACKHAWK makes a smaller medical roll with vinyl pockets which should work better if you want a first aid roll for that bag. I would add the collapsable G.I. 5qt canteen so you can carry more water. You can tie it outside of the bag when full. Especially since you are in the desert, you need more water capacity.
Great video
You’re not been slacking…have you?! 😉😂🤗 great bag and contents. ✨🇺🇸🙏🏻
Yes! Thank you!
@@Iridium242 Is that BPS knife a Yakut style ? I have their BS1FTS Bushcraft knife, They aren't very expensive and hold up well. Still find BPS on Ebay.
Its the BPS HK1S Camping Bushcraft Knife Great knife
@@Iridium242 Nice ! I think the BPS is a hidden gem in the workhorse knife category. Vary impressed with the quality for the price I paid ! Good vid. 👍
@@Iridium242 that’s a great knife 🔪!
At least I could carry out this size!
Put them dryed out antiseptic wipes in yer fire kit
How about the laundry soap sheets. Also, change of underpants (health issues).
great video!
Thanks!
Nice
You need a Flint and Steel kit as a backup. Whether you are up in Alaska or in the Dead Valley, the kit will never let you down.
Its in the fire kit in that bag, plus a ferro rod and striker.
@@Iridium242 Great. But don't forget, a Ferro Rod has beginning and an End. The Flint and Steel, your Grandchildren will use your Flint and Steel; and I'll go as far as saying: Your Great Grand children will use it also. ;-)
@@Iridium242 Also, with a ferro rod, you'll need to keep it dry. Believe it or not, it does rust. The magnesium inside the ferro rod will disintergrate into a messy gray powder leaving it with pits (holes). I lost a few. The steel striker of the flint and steel will rust but once cleaned can be used all over again.
i would add a life jacket and fire blankets.
What pack is this and where can you get it. I am currently using platatac spur tropical rucksack and I'm loving. This pack looks like exactly what I'm after tho
what bag is it you are using for your bug out bag ?
Will you be doing an INCH bag repack?
Ótimo vídeo Parabéns muito bom isso 👍
Hello everyone
I need a get home bag for the car
What brand is that folding shovel please? Great video!
It was made by Rothco, I figured it would be junk but it has held up very well.
Sure you want to take out the extra can opener? How does the saying go? Two is One, and One is None. I know weight is an issue, but those can openers are so small. What if you need to use it, and forget to put it away when your done with it? Do you want to have to go without or go back looking for it where you last used it? Plus in a TSHTF situation an extra could be a somewhat handy barter item depending on the situation.
There are other ways to open a can, like grinding down the lip. 2 is one and one is one but there is also the concept of having at least 2-3 purposes for each item
got same bag Dunhams special good made bag
Who is the solar panel manufacturer? Sorry meant to ask who is the manufacturer of the small solar panel?
Great setup, but I did not see any water?
Just 1L or 1.5L bottle you should add..
And also night vision googles.
Don't forget t.p. baby wipes or some tabs...
Keep the peanut for bate
Any suggestions on what food I can put in a emergency backpack? I dont have the finances to buy many mre's also what foods can be heated in bags that you can eat the same product in the bag? Please help. Thank you.
Look for mountain house entrees, they can be heated up in their bag and are not TOO bad, figure around 9 to 10 a meal but still better than mres
If you dont mind me asking' What exact brand Bag is that/Size Etc......The main bag.. .Thanks.....⭐👍😎🌎🌲
haha i was dreading that question, honestly I do not know. I got it at a gun show years ago for around 60 bucks and its a great well made bag but i could not find a brand on it at all :)
@@Iridium242 Ok😀😎😀Lol.......Thanks for Responding my Friend,Cheers..
when you bugout with your vehicle i should not get rid of anything
those p-51 can openers weigh nothing. remember that 2 is 1, and 1 is none. have redundancy. especially if you drop a can opener and cant find it.
Every p38 that you have should be tied on to something else, even if it's just a very bright colored piece of paracord so you won't lose them. This is also a good habit for any small item that is very critical to keep track of such as fire starters.
Iridium242. Can you send me the info for that bag?
It looks like the one I use. Condor 72Hr pack. I ruck with mine at 23lbs about 55-65 miles per week. I've been doing that for 3? years and it's held up well.
@@marksaint2936 thanks for the info
A garden trowel will save you some weight.. 👍
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A kitlist in each section helps massively, a4 plastic sleeve to protect it.
You can note expiry dates etc ahead of time and know everythings fine without having to unpack it just by checking the sheet.