Impressive to say the least and also THANK YOU for having everything laid out. Watching a video of someone pulling out every single item out of every compartment of a backpack is right up there with watching grass grow. Thanks again.
Amazing job for doing that in one take. One of the best GHBs I have seen. Questions: What faraday bags do you like? What shoes / socks for such a long trek? Do you have a fishing kit?
Thank you I appreciate it. I currently use Faraday NX bags. They have been properly tested with very good results. amzn.to/3yUV4nY You can also get them in singles if you go to disaster Prepper.com. Shoe wise I normally run Salomon XA Pro 3D V8 Trail Running Shoes with Darn tough or smart wool socks. I do carry a small fishing kit but I'm not 100% sold on it. I have alot of water and fish where I'm at so it's more of a why not decision for my environment.
I always love seeing full, in-depth descriptions of bag contents. knowing the whys and hows are just as important as the whats to me. It has helped me debate my own bag immensely. I know bags always evolve, and seeing the reasons why make it easier to make a decision. Amazing video!
This is the best video on the topic. And this is the least annoying video. I can’t deal with someone taking something out of their pack, patting it several times, using their other hand to add elucidating gestures (lol) and then putting it back. The worst is the patting😩
when you are least ready....tired...hungry...out of breath...thirsty - is when you will have to fight for your life, whether you want to or not. Remember this, stay ready and God bless.
Super stoked about this video!! I absolutely love your content, and I use your bag as a blueprint for my own. Always so much priceless knowledge in your videos. I live in a desert area of southern California and would LOVE a video on bag augmentations geared towards a desert environment. Keep up the wonderful work!!🇺🇸👍🏽💪🏽🤘🏽
Definitely going to have to watch this video again, and take notes/make a list. This is a goldmine of information and an EXTREMELY solid starting place for me, especially being in Kansas with it’s crazy environment.
As always thanks for the excellent content and your priceless knowledge on the topic, and amazing job for doing that in one take. I have to say that this is One of the best BOB I have ever seen. That said I feel the needs to share the things that I would upgrade in this setup: 1) Instead of the regular Chem Stick in your chest rig, you coud use the "Nite-Ize Led Glow stick"; because it has a run time of around 60hrs, its waterproof and can be turned on and off (but it uses small batteries). 2) For my expirience and knowledge, you could upgrade your Bacho for the "Silky F-180 Folding Saw", because it has the same dimension but is far superior than the Bacho: in Stroke Efficiency (it cuts only on the Pull and not on the Push), for the Better Blade (Hardening of the teeth and stenght of the Blade itself); and for what i know they have a very similar weight. Hope it could be helpful; keep up the good work !
some Science I learned: regarding shemagh with water around your neck to keep your body temperature low. It does the opposite! Your skin acts like a thermostate. Meaning give it a cold impulse it will signal the body to produce more heat. The only places at the body where cold does impact you body temperature the way you like is the palms of your hands and the bottom of your feet.
Love this in-depth video. I’d like to see another version from the table top where you bring each item up close to see better. Keep up the great work, bro.
Sorry quite new to the channel but what kind of distance would you be expecting to use your bugout kit over? And at what distance would you just literally not bother with a bug out kit? So under 30 miles just get a folding bike?
All depends on situation and if I'm on foot or not. If I was on foot the bag right now is set up for about 140miles. With pre established Cahes set along the way I can do 420miles if I "had too" which Is over dubble the distance to my main bug out community.
Great vid and yes that is the Mora bushcraft black great blade nice load out and I absolutely agree with the cheat pack love mine and it helps to balance out the weight a little. Thank you for sharing
I like the details, and the longer videos, for the record. Also, recently invested in night vision. It just made too much sense not to. Now, it's just a waiting game. Outstanding stuff. Please, keep them coming. Strength and Honor
Extremely helpful video. Love your content. Greetings from Germany! One small edition regarding titanium: It conducts heat less efficient than stainless steel (this is also why you burn food inside more easily). But the advantage ist that it keeps the heat of a meal inside your cup better (compared to stainless steel).
A good comprehensive kit, quite similar to mine. Just one on map marking, I never mark maps as it shows your intent to potential hostiles. Also permanent pens are better for writing on any kind of waterproof surface, as non permi pens will wipe off with rain or sweat. You can use nail varnish remover pads or deodorant to remove permanent pens.
I have usmc recon corpsman assault pack about 42L in your opinion do you think that pack would be capable get home bag or should I look for something bigger?
Hard question to answer unfortunately. It mainly comes down to how far your going to travel and what environment you will be traversing through. I would gather you gear you plan to pack then decide on a bag size. Just my opinion.
Loved the video, thank you for going over your gear! Quick question, have you tried other folding saws than the Bahco Laplander like Silky and Opinel's offerings? I've heard good things about the Silky's but would be interested to hear if there is much of a difference. Thanks!
I personally have not tried them but have heard both of those companies make very good products. The reason I went with the Laplander is the weight. The last time I checked it's the lightest folding saw on the market.
For my expirience and knowledge the Silky is far superior than the Bacho: in Stroke Efficiency (it cuts only on the Pull and not on the Push), for the Better Blade (Hardening of the teeth and stenght of the Blade itself); and for what i know the weight is very similar, of course with a comparable model.
So this is more.of a bob for moving on foot outdoors. I have one for this also but I've been wanting to make one more for let's just say there was a chemical spill in ur local area and u had to evacuate to a hotel or something. What would u change for this. ?
It honestly depends on the amount of time I had from being notified of the incident. If I had to leave right now, this second I'm grabbing my bag and beating feet. Now if I had maybe 15 min then of course I would bring some creature comforts and some extra clothes and important documents with me in case it goes longer then expected.
Great video, picked up a few good items I hadn't realized about. Always good watching good BOB videos. Get good ideas to try out and see if they work for me and possibly make my kit better.
I pack mine in the bottom of the bag now that I have a larger pack. Before it would be on top or on bottom external of the pack and In a waterproof roll top bag.
It's a small family community. Ranch house 4 bedroom with solar power, well pump, cows, horses, wood burning stove bordering a National Forrest of 1.6 million acres.
Thanks for taking the time to show us the full contents of your bag. You make great use of the pounds you put in it. I actually don't see anything I wouldn't pack, in fact you gave me a few ideas for perimeter security, and I am going to invest in some night vision. If you could throw some ideas out there for a monocular or binoculars I would appreciate that, since I don't need it on my rifle. I do however need something for night navigation. Great video content, man, and also do you ever carry a tent? I'd rather not, but my fiance is not quite ready to sleep on the ground. However, she is coming along really well. What type of boot/shoe do you use especially if you plan to trek twenty plus miles? Thanks for all you do. Please, keep it up
Thank you I appreciate it. Unfortunately night vision isn't cheap but is a amazing tool. I personally would recommend and PVS14 style device. It's a monocular that is currently used by alot of militaries. It's small, rugged, light weight and definitely improves your navigation abilities. TNVC.COM is the location I go to get mine. As for night navigation their are a few ways you can do it. A garmin GPS has night vision mode,if you also have night vision. they also make a compass that you can attach to the ocular housing of you NVD so you can use it while wearing the device. Or a compass and a cylume chem stick, coupled with you pace cound works on the cheap and easy spectrum. I personally don't use a tent but depending on your environment you can use a hammock if you do t want to be on he ground. As for shoes I run Solomon Xa pro 3d v8 trail runners i. The summer. Shoes are tricky because you need to find out what works for you in your environment and your own foot. Trail Running Shoes are a good place to start in my opinion. Hope that helps PA
Great video! I'm in the processing to switching to a light backpack. Do you still have room in the Southwest 3400 or would you retrospectively choose the Southwest 4400?
Thanks for the reply, I will have to test both and see, which fits my setup. Since I have a similar setup as yours, a little bit of extra room would be nice, especially since it doesn't really matter from the additional pack weight. Thanks for the great videos! I really enjoy watching stuff from guys who buy their own gear and give unbiased reviews.@@PreparedAirman
2nd time I've watched this one I think. The details of pack/loadout videos really help. Is 10 x 25 enough on the monocular? My binoculars are more than that & sometimes I want even higher, but usually I'm surrounded by trees anyway. I definitely want to go mono, but wondering how fragile they are & if I need a padded bag for it, or even a hard case....Maybe a Faraday bag??
The 10x 25 works fairly well. I would prefer more magnification but it only gets heavier. I had to make a decision. More magnification for more weight or less magnification for less weight. As for durability, it's fairly rugged. I'm not easy on it and I have had no issues.
In addition to my B.O.B/I.N.C.H bag, I have a Wazoo Cache belt to wear. If I have to drop everything, I still have some rudimentary gear to build a shelter, start a fire,etc.
It's actually a myth that you lose more heat from your head. Surface area is what matters. It just happens that most people cover everything except their head, so the myth goes on.
Ive watch dozens of these kinda videos this is one of the best and most complete kits ever. May I recommend adding like 6 or so nails. They're cheap light and super super useful
I will have to give you a c- on this bag, you said it’s for 10 days, it looks like you’re going on vacation I was waiting till you got to your hair dryer
Says the guy with zero videos on his channel... Show your bag, make a video and Tag me in it. Think of it as a challenge. 😎😉 Confrontation breeds innovation!
@@PreparedAirman I’m just messing with you lol I just think it’s heavy but I’m sure you can handle it, I’m not a video maker just a watcher my job takes all my time
@@PreparedAirman my pack has a poncho, poncho liner, a fixed blade knife, a stainless steel water bottle, a ferro rod, a small water filter I want as light as possible while still being functional
I love this video. I get something out of it each time I watch it. I am so close to buying that pack right now, There really is only one thing that I cannot look past, and that is the limited colors. It doesn't need to be any particular camouflage pattern, but I would not complain if it did have some type of subdued pattern. I have looked at this pack, researched it, and I know it is a great pack. I am just having trouble with colors. I feel like they should at least offer some earthy tone options. The white is going to stand out way more than I want it to, and they black is going to be a sun magnet in the hot, and humid climate I live in during summer. If you have any input on this matter for me or know of another bag that is similar in quality, and size, weight, etc, that may have some of these options I have mentioned please let me know. I can afford it, finally but that is the issue I have with it at this point. For me, it is a big one. Anyway, I love the video. I think this is my third or fourth time watching it, and I usually leave a comment, because it just covers everything. Thanks again for your content.
Thank you i appreciate it! What I do to solve this issue now is use a pack cover or a pack gili. Fairly cheap and easy. Woodland amzn.to/3YGulGq Multicam amzn.to/3G92Dd9 Or Gili Pack cover www.beezcombatsystems.com/collections/predator-ghillie%E2%84%A2/products/predator-ghillie%E2%84%A2-backpack-cover
@@PreparedAirman I have been using military packs literally since I was a kid. It is going to be so different to ditch all that weight. I am really excited. I hope this thing is as cozy, and comfortable as I think it will be. 2lbs is just surreal to me. It is going to be a whole different world, and honestly, my lumbar spine is not what it used to be, so I think it is time for a change. I feel good about the investment. Can't wait until your next video. I fully support you, and I do believe you are in this for all the right reasons, and wow, what a rarity.!!!!
It was a different experience at first but when you get used to it It's beneficial. In the worst-case scenario for some reason, if you don't like it. The resale value is extremely good. This pack has a triple crown- AT, PCT, and CDT and did I mention it has been to the summit of Everest? No I'm not a salesman or do I get paid by them lol I just like their products. Thank you for the support I greatly appreciate it! I hope I can continue to provide you with enjoyable videos!
I've been saving up for nvgs probs will be the only one I ever buy so what are some things I need to look for when buying? I Kno green and white phos. I know gen 3 is best. But that's about it. Maybe even a good source if u have one.
I would recommend a PVS 14 type device that's gen 3 and auto gated. Green or white is your preference honestly.I have used/ownd both and tend to side with white personally. I wouod avoid used unless you really know the story or background of the device or its cheap. TNVC is a great Night vision company. (No affiliation) that's who I go through to get all my Night vision gear and equipment.
I have potentially found a replacement. I personally have not tried this item yet but it appears to do the same thing as the goal zero pack but for less cost. amzn.to/3yQQoPU I may try it out soon. It's currently only 10$ so I may give it a try. Like I said I haven't used it so results are unknown. I hope that helps! -PA
Yes that includes everything. Full bag, 13,000 calories, sleep system electronics, clothes, chest rig night vision, water, and misc. I've taken the time to eliminate excess and un needed weight.
I would agree. I personally prepare and train for the worst possible situation. No vehicles, no gas, no transportation. After that your left with your feet.
No radios yet. It's something that i have been researching recently. The topic is so broad and often difficult to make a good decision on. Along with the knowledge to utilize the devices properly based on your desired outcome. As for the bag my Summer Bag weighs 38lbs total. Base weight 29lbs
@@PreparedAirman A cheap ham radio is Baofeng UV-5R. I don't recommend but is way cheap and you can buy without a license, but need one to transmit. Emergency FCC says you can use but only in emergency without a license. I like the AnyTone AT-D878 but is alot more $$. You can do FM radio on it, but both radios will do NOAH weather.. Yes, lots of options with radios
@@PreparedAirman i suppose the questions then are: bugging out to where and where are the weapons/ammo/food? Because i have seen war and natural disaster, i have seen evacuations (bugging out), and things like water, food, staying warm at night and comfortable shoes were a lot more important than anything else.
@@PreparedAirman I have a 15x15 aquaquest defender tarp in my bag as a shelter for my family (wife and small child) right now. It's like 7 lbs. Do you think that's too much weight? I could use a tent instead but it'd probably be the same amount of weight but I wouldn't be able to configure as many different shelter options as I would with the tarp. I dont know. What are your thoughts on shelter set ups for a family bugging out?
For my family we all carry separately the same usgi poncho. This allows us to connect them together to make a larger shelter if needed.Dont forget the mosquito nets aswell. Other options would be get a lighter weight tarp made from thinner nylon or dyneema. You could do individual hammocks with built in rain Flys aswell.
Impressive to say the least and also THANK YOU for having everything laid out. Watching a video of someone pulling out every single item out of every compartment of a backpack is right up there with watching grass grow. Thanks again.
nice loadout!! thanks for sharing with us & be safe out there
Can you show how/why you pack your ruck? That looks like a lot to shore in your ruck
It's actually on the way!
What’s the watch ur running
Garmin Tactix Delta Solar
What if you can not carry a weapon system by our laws it's not possible what would you suggest please Sir
bow & arrows
@@pisom4314 thank you sir will look into it
@@voxdevil
David slew Goliath with a sling shot.
Well, maybe
Amazing job for doing that in one take. One of the best GHBs I have seen. Questions:
What faraday bags do you like?
What shoes / socks for such a long trek?
Do you have a fishing kit?
Thank you I appreciate it.
I currently use Faraday NX bags. They have been properly tested with very good results. amzn.to/3yUV4nY
You can also get them in singles if you go to disaster Prepper.com.
Shoe wise I normally run Salomon XA Pro 3D V8 Trail Running Shoes with Darn tough or smart wool socks.
I do carry a small fishing kit but I'm not 100% sold on it. I have alot of water and fish where I'm at so it's more of a why not decision for my environment.
@@PreparedAirman hi new subscriber here...
I just wanna say ...excellent bug out kit .
Very well thought out .
Really impressive...
Thanks .
I always love seeing full, in-depth descriptions of bag contents. knowing the whys and hows are just as important as the whats to me. It has helped me debate my own bag immensely. I know bags always evolve, and seeing the reasons why make it easier to make a decision. Amazing video!
This is the best video on the topic. And this is the least annoying video. I can’t deal with someone taking something out of their pack, patting it several times, using their other hand to add elucidating gestures (lol) and then putting it back. The worst is the patting😩
Thank you I appreciate it. I plan on doing a Winter edition to this video aswell.
great stuff, as always. Made me reconsider some of my kit.
Thanks man I appreciate it. We will have alot of stuff to talk about coming up.
when you are least ready....tired...hungry...out of breath...thirsty - is when you will have to fight for your life, whether you want to or not. Remember this, stay ready and God bless.
Super stoked about this video!! I absolutely love your content, and I use your bag as a blueprint for my own. Always so much priceless knowledge in your videos. I live in a desert area of southern California and would LOVE a video on bag augmentations geared towards a desert environment. Keep up the wonderful work!!🇺🇸👍🏽💪🏽🤘🏽
Definitely going to have to watch this video again, and take notes/make a list.
This is a goldmine of information and an EXTREMELY solid starting place for me, especially being in Kansas with it’s crazy environment.
As always thanks for the excellent content and your priceless knowledge on the topic, and amazing job for doing that in one take.
I have to say that this is One of the best BOB I have ever seen. That said I feel the needs to share the things that I would upgrade in this setup:
1) Instead of the regular Chem Stick in your chest rig, you coud use the "Nite-Ize Led Glow stick"; because it has a run time of around 60hrs, its waterproof and can be turned on and off (but it uses small batteries).
2) For my expirience and knowledge, you could upgrade your Bacho for the "Silky F-180 Folding Saw", because it has the same dimension but is far superior than the Bacho: in Stroke Efficiency (it cuts only on the Pull and not on the Push), for the Better Blade (Hardening of the teeth and stenght of the Blade itself); and for what i know they have a very similar weight.
Hope it could be helpful; keep up the good work !
Been watching your videos for a bit now. Great info, but i hate the fact that i cant stop reading your channel name as Prepairedman🤦♀️🤣
some Science I learned: regarding shemagh with water around your neck to keep your body temperature low.
It does the opposite! Your skin acts like a thermostate. Meaning give it a cold impulse it will signal the body to produce more heat. The only places at the body where cold does impact you body temperature the way you like is the palms of your hands and the bottom of your feet.
Can you ride a bicycle in your kit? I built mine so that I can ride a bicycle to get home. You can turn 10 days into 3 days with a bicycle.
I am Grimm
Amazing gear!! Comment cuz i Iove ur channel. Get that TH-cam good ratings!!
Love this in-depth video. I’d like to see another version from the table top where you bring each item up close to see better. Keep up the great work, bro.
I can make that happen 😁
Sorry quite new to the channel but what kind of distance would you be expecting to use your bugout kit over? And at what distance would you just literally not bother with a bug out kit? So under 30 miles just get a folding bike?
All depends on situation and if I'm on foot or not. If I was on foot the bag right now is set up for about 140miles. With pre established Cahes set along the way I can do 420miles if I "had too" which Is over dubble the distance to my main bug out community.
practice bug out/overnighter?
It's in the works to fully film one😉
Great vid and yes that is the Mora bushcraft black great blade nice load out and I absolutely agree with the cheat pack love mine and it helps to balance out the weight a little. Thank you for sharing
I like the details, and the longer videos, for the record. Also, recently invested in night vision. It just made too much sense not to. Now, it's just a waiting game. Outstanding stuff. Please, keep them coming. Strength and Honor
Extremely helpful video. Love your content. Greetings from Germany! One small edition regarding titanium: It conducts heat less efficient than stainless steel (this is also why you burn food inside more easily). But the advantage ist that it keeps the heat of a meal inside your cup better (compared to stainless steel).
A good comprehensive kit, quite similar to mine.
Just one on map marking, I never mark maps as it shows your intent to potential hostiles. Also permanent pens are better for writing on any kind of waterproof surface, as non permi pens will wipe off with rain or sweat. You can use nail varnish remover pads or deodorant to remove permanent pens.
I have usmc recon corpsman assault pack about 42L in your opinion do you think that pack would be capable get home bag or should I look for something bigger?
Hard question to answer unfortunately. It mainly comes down to how far your going to travel and what environment you will be traversing through. I would gather you gear you plan to pack then decide on a bag size. Just my opinion.
I always love longer gear videos lol, especially from someone that does the things.
Loved the video, thank you for going over your gear! Quick question, have you tried other folding saws than the Bahco Laplander like Silky and Opinel's offerings? I've heard good things about the Silky's but would be interested to hear if there is much of a difference. Thanks!
I personally have not tried them but have heard both of those companies make very good products. The reason I went with the Laplander is the weight. The last time I checked it's the lightest folding saw on the market.
For my expirience and knowledge the Silky is far superior than the Bacho: in Stroke Efficiency (it cuts only on the Pull and not on the Push), for the Better Blade (Hardening of the teeth and stenght of the Blade itself); and for what i know the weight is very similar, of course with a comparable model.
@@rubic72 Interesting, thank you for the input!
Very,very good and intelligent pack. For me as a German a little bit too fast spoken. Bow much does it weigh?
Thank you. You can always slow down the video with play back speed if nessesary, I do that sometimes. As for the weight it's 38lbs/17.2kg
Excellent kit P.A. and 29 lbs dry weight is pretty good as well!
very expensive B.O.B. not many people will have $1,000 to dump on a kit to just sit in your trunk.
It just depends on what your lifestyle is and how much you value your life.
So this is more.of a bob for moving on foot outdoors. I have one for this also but I've been wanting to make one more for let's just say there was a chemical spill in ur local area and u had to evacuate to a hotel or something. What would u change for this. ?
It honestly depends on the amount of time I had from being notified of the incident. If I had to leave right now, this second I'm grabbing my bag and beating feet. Now if I had maybe 15 min then of course I would bring some creature comforts and some extra clothes and important documents with me in case it goes longer then expected.
Youre extra backpack alone is $70. Im going to gyess there is a couple grand or more laid out there.
It definitely didn't happen overnight, close to 10 years, to gather everything to where it is now.
Great video, picked up a few good items I hadn't realized about. Always good watching good BOB videos. Get good ideas to try out and see if they work for me and possibly make my kit better.
Thank you. I do the same thing.
Great presentation thank you,,how do you pack along a sleeping bag,,where do you carry it,,?
I pack mine in the bottom of the bag now that I have a larger pack. Before it would be on top or on bottom external of the pack and In a waterproof roll top bag.
a life jacket and fire blankets i would add.
What does your bol look like? Obviously without disclosing where it is.
It's a small family community. Ranch house 4 bedroom with solar power, well pump, cows, horses, wood burning stove bordering a National Forrest of 1.6 million acres.
Thanks for taking the time to show us the full contents of your bag. You make great use of the pounds you put in it. I actually don't see anything I wouldn't pack, in fact you gave me a few ideas for perimeter security, and I am going to invest in some night vision. If you could throw some ideas out there for a monocular or binoculars I would appreciate that, since I don't need it on my rifle. I do however need something for night navigation. Great video content, man, and also do you ever carry a tent? I'd rather not, but my fiance is not quite ready to sleep on the ground. However, she is coming along really well. What type of boot/shoe do you use especially if you plan to trek twenty plus miles? Thanks for all you do. Please, keep it up
Thank you I appreciate it.
Unfortunately night vision isn't cheap but is a amazing tool. I personally would recommend and PVS14 style device. It's a monocular that is currently used by alot of militaries.
It's small, rugged, light weight and definitely improves your navigation abilities. TNVC.COM is the location I go to get mine.
As for night navigation their are a few ways you can do it. A garmin GPS has night vision mode,if you also have night vision. they also make a compass that you can attach to the ocular housing of you NVD so you can use it while wearing the device. Or a compass and a cylume chem stick, coupled with you pace cound works on the cheap and easy spectrum.
I personally don't use a tent but depending on your environment you can use a hammock if you do t want to be on he ground.
As for shoes I run Solomon Xa pro 3d v8 trail runners i. The summer. Shoes are tricky because you need to find out what works for you in your environment and your own foot. Trail Running Shoes are a good place to start in my opinion.
Hope that helps PA
Great video! I'm in the processing to switching to a light backpack.
Do you still have room in the Southwest 3400 or would you retrospectively choose the Southwest 4400?
For my setup and all my gear, the 3400 is just enough with no extra room. I prefer the 4400 for the extra "what if" space.
Thanks for the reply, I will have to test both and see, which fits my setup. Since I have a similar setup as yours, a little bit of extra room would be nice, especially since it doesn't really matter from the additional pack weight.
Thanks for the great videos! I really enjoy watching stuff from guys who buy their own gear and give unbiased reviews.@@PreparedAirman
2nd time I've watched this one I think. The details of pack/loadout videos really help.
Is 10 x 25 enough on the monocular? My binoculars are more than that & sometimes I want even higher, but usually I'm surrounded by trees anyway. I definitely want to go mono, but wondering how fragile they are & if I need a padded bag for it, or even a hard case....Maybe a Faraday bag??
The 10x 25 works fairly well. I would prefer more magnification but it only gets heavier. I had to make a decision. More magnification for more weight or less magnification for less weight. As for durability, it's fairly rugged. I'm not easy on it and I have had no issues.
@@PreparedAirman I almost bought it, til I realized there's no lens caps...Almost all monos on Amazon have no caps. Crazy.
In addition to my B.O.B/I.N.C.H bag, I have a Wazoo Cache belt to wear. If I have to drop everything, I still have some rudimentary gear to build a shelter, start a fire,etc.
Very good belt, Wazoo maks good stuff.
@@PreparedAirman Yes sir
Really funny video. Non of this type of videos add anything to outdoor gear video.
Are your typing English?
Yeah Bro, bring it on, always interested in what you have to say. How much does it weigh tho, just out of curiosity, thx for the vid
Summer Bag weighs 38lbs total. Base weight 29lbs
been awhile since I watched one of these
Thanks for the video bro!
My man did a lay out inspection
Good stuff, Aim High
What is the compass modification for the pvs14
The military was created as an attachment for easy navigation.
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🔷GREAT VIDEO🔷
7-14-22
How are u feeling about everything going on in America being military brother ..and great video
Great stuff!
I keep black pepper for processing deer in ga while it's still warm to keep.flies.off of it while we qr the deer up. Really helps
Excellent kit!
Amazingly thought out bag. I think the best I saw... greetings from Germany
It's actually a myth that you lose more heat from your head. Surface area is what matters. It just happens that most people cover everything except their head, so the myth goes on.
How much ammo?
Ive watch dozens of these kinda videos this is one of the best and most complete kits ever. May I recommend adding like 6 or so nails. They're cheap light and super super useful
sharing
I will have to give you a c- on this bag, you said it’s for 10 days, it looks like you’re going on vacation I was waiting till you got to your hair dryer
Says the guy with zero videos on his channel... Show your bag, make a video and Tag me in it. Think of it as a challenge. 😎😉
Confrontation breeds innovation!
@@PreparedAirman I’m just messing with you lol I just think it’s heavy but I’m sure you can handle it, I’m not a video maker just a watcher my job takes all my time
Dang... I was hoping for a video. I like to see what other folks packs look like.
@@PreparedAirman my pack has a poncho, poncho liner, a fixed blade knife, a stainless steel water bottle, a ferro rod, a small water filter I want as light as possible while still being functional
New Sub, really digging these gear run down videos. Thank you sir
Nice well rounded kit. Thanks for sharing.
With all those bag I wonder if you can still walk or run ?
Great video Good information.Love my crossfire 55l. 👍
I love this video. I get something out of it each time I watch it. I am so close to buying that pack right now, There really is only one thing that I cannot look past, and that is the limited colors. It doesn't need to be any particular camouflage pattern, but I would not complain if it did have some type of subdued pattern. I have looked at this pack, researched it, and I know it is a great pack. I am just having trouble with colors. I feel like they should at least offer some earthy tone options. The white is going to stand out way more than I want it to, and they black is going to be a sun magnet in the hot, and humid climate I live in during summer. If you have any input on this matter for me or know of another bag that is similar in quality, and size, weight, etc, that may have some of these options I have mentioned please let me know. I can afford it, finally but that is the issue I have with it at this point. For me, it is a big one. Anyway, I love the video. I think this is my third or fourth time watching it, and I usually leave a comment, because it just covers everything. Thanks again for your content.
Thank you i appreciate it! What I do to solve this issue now is use a pack cover or a pack gili. Fairly cheap and easy.
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Or Gili Pack cover www.beezcombatsystems.com/collections/predator-ghillie%E2%84%A2/products/predator-ghillie%E2%84%A2-backpack-cover
@@PreparedAirman Excellent idea. I think you just fixed my issue. Thanks, buddy!
No problem!
@@PreparedAirman I have been using military packs literally since I was a kid. It is going to be so different to ditch all that weight. I am really excited. I hope this thing is as cozy, and comfortable as I think it will be. 2lbs is just surreal to me. It is going to be a whole different world, and honestly, my lumbar spine is not what it used to be, so I think it is time for a change. I feel good about the investment. Can't wait until your next video. I fully support you, and I do believe you are in this for all the right reasons, and wow, what a rarity.!!!!
It was a different experience at first but when you get used to it It's beneficial. In the worst-case scenario for some reason, if you don't like it. The resale value is extremely good. This pack has a triple crown- AT, PCT, and CDT and did I mention it has been to the summit of Everest? No I'm not a salesman or do I get paid by them lol I just like their products. Thank you for the support I greatly appreciate it! I hope I can continue to provide you with enjoyable videos!
Great info really great info thank you for sharing keep up with awesome content
I've been saving up for nvgs probs will be the only one I ever buy so what are some things I need to look for when buying? I Kno green and white phos. I know gen 3 is best. But that's about it. Maybe even a good source if u have one.
I would recommend a PVS 14 type device that's gen 3 and auto gated. Green or white is your preference honestly.I have used/ownd both and tend to side with white personally. I wouod avoid used unless you really know the story or background of the device or its cheap. TNVC is a great Night vision company. (No affiliation) that's who I go through to get all my Night vision gear and equipment.
With the farrow rod just change the area the tape covers
Pretty good and well thought out kit man!!
It appears they don’t make the goal zero aa power bank anymore but it’s exactly what I’m looking for. Anybody have alternatives?
Anker makes really good powerbanks
I have potentially found a replacement. I personally have not tried this item yet but it appears to do the same thing as the goal zero pack but for less cost. amzn.to/3yQQoPU
I may try it out soon. It's currently only 10$ so I may give it a try. Like I said I haven't used it so results are unknown. I hope that helps!
-PA
@@PreparedAirman I'm personally using Xtar BC4, you might want to take a look at it. It is my go to BOB/Travel kit
Only downside is the whole kit weighs a half ton
Summer Bag weighs 38lbs total. Base weight 29lbs
does it include your chest rig as well? it seems a lot but weight not too heavy
Yes that includes everything. Full bag, 13,000 calories, sleep system electronics, clothes, chest rig night vision, water, and misc. I've taken the time to eliminate excess and un needed weight.
I'm only half way through. This is like the wet dream BoB of all Bug out bags !!
Lol
Thanks for the video.
Could you please provide more details about the "extra" bag you showed in the video?
Stay subscribed I will have a detailed video out really soon on just that!
good to see someone else includes documents.
If I had the choice I would never ever bug out on foot. That's far too slow and costs too much calories.
I would agree. I personally prepare and train for the worst possible situation. No vehicles, no gas, no transportation. After that your left with your feet.
Great channel. Keep up the good work, bro.
I'd love to see a follow up video where you stage a bug out scenario and go bush with Ur BoB and show all the gear in use.
I have some seneiro based content planned. Stay tuned!
Good video as always brother have a good weekend
Love seeing the updates of the bug out bag and edc bag
10:50 sawing on the wrong side
Good call on the rechargeable batts, most people don't use those
I saw any way I like its America
Very helpful. Thanks
Great video, thank you sir!
Very good load out video 👍
Keep up the great content 👏
WOW!
ham radio? Good amount of gear here. Looks like alot of weight.
No radios yet. It's something that i have been researching recently. The topic is so broad and often difficult to make a good decision on. Along with the knowledge to utilize the devices properly based on your desired outcome. As for the bag my Summer Bag weighs 38lbs total. Base weight 29lbs
@@PreparedAirman A cheap ham radio is Baofeng UV-5R. I don't recommend but is way cheap and you can buy without a license, but need one to transmit. Emergency FCC says you can use but only in emergency without a license. I like the AnyTone AT-D878 but is alot more $$. You can do FM radio on it, but both radios will do NOAH weather.. Yes, lots of options with radios
This is basically a very nice camping setup.
In essence yes bugging out is just camping just with probably life or death consequences added to it.
@@PreparedAirman i suppose the questions then are: bugging out to where and where are the weapons/ammo/food? Because i have seen war and natural disaster, i have seen evacuations (bugging out), and things like water, food, staying warm at night and comfortable shoes were a lot more important than anything else.
What's the pack weight with all contents inside?
Summer Bag weighs 38lbs total. Base weight 29lbs
@@PreparedAirman I have a 15x15 aquaquest defender tarp in my bag as a shelter for my family (wife and small child) right now. It's like 7 lbs. Do you think that's too much weight? I could use a tent instead but it'd probably be the same amount of weight but I wouldn't be able to configure as many different shelter options as I would with the tarp. I dont know. What are your thoughts on shelter set ups for a family bugging out?
For my family we all carry separately the same usgi poncho. This allows us to connect them together to make a larger shelter if needed.Dont forget the mosquito nets aswell. Other options would be get a lighter weight tarp made from thinner nylon or dyneema. You could do individual hammocks with built in rain Flys aswell.