This is probably the best tool like this I have ever seen. Get one here use discount code PREPPINGGEAR canadianpreparedness.ca/products/srm-multi-purpose-shovel OTHER CHEAPER OPTIONS canadianpreparedness.ca/search?q=shovel*&type=product
Hey Nate 1st ty for giving us truthful news and great prep tips. 2nd, your really handsome and intelligent, are u single? Wouldn't have asked if i had seen a ring.😊
I'll never forget the day I watched my brother corkscrew his swiss army knife onto the end of a stick, and use the saw to cut a branch out of his reach
Ya I’ll bet he couldn’t dig a latrine with a Swiss Army knife. I guess you could use the spoon. (I used my dads vintage multi tool that had fork and spoon. I need to find that. It’s early 70s made in USA
@@3asyrider75 Victorinox has never made a model with a fork and spoon. Hobo tools used to be quite common, and have a fork, and spoon. It is quite easy (generally) to dig a latrine with a pointy stick.
I love nifty tools, unlikely to get any, other priorities. An Army Ranger I had in a survival course told us, a man (or woman) can live just about anywhere if they have three things, a good knife, a library of skills in their head, and the will to survive. First ones easy, knives are everywhere. Second one is equally easy, your holding in your hand. Number three? I really can’t help you. I’m getting older and wore down, life tends to do that. I’ve got two granddaughters, I’ll live for them…
Agreed, just don’t rely on that library in your hand, as great of a resource as it is. Electronics fail, or get lost, or any number of things. If you’ve got a knife and a mind full of knowledge and the training to use it you can survive most places.
Made me think of the landmine guidance we were given.. A soldier asked how long we had to keep probing for mines.. The answer was simple.. For the rest of our lives, cuz the second we quit, it might be over. Then enlightened us that we could get our rest later, or when the mine went off. We all looked at each other like. Got it Sgt😳...😬poke poke poke😄❤️
This administration putting so many families into difficult situations, I pray for our country, we need compassion for the American people, I appreciate your advices Zelinda Han, Imagine investing $1000 and receiving $10,350 in 3days…
Lol that intro was awesome, I love when you do these. Can you imagine having an accident and being stuck in your seat. "Let me just grab my survival shovel from my passenger seat to cut the belt". 😂😂 It does look pretty versatile and solid though. I have a portable entrenching tool for my pack, but this gives more options. You're right about cost, I always look at the most expensive and work my way down.
The main problem with combination tools is that if you lose it, you lose all. That said, I can see this being part of a pilot's or even an astronaut's survival pack. I would probably wrap the individual segments with sports tape, for more grip and insulation from cold or even electric shock. But that's just me. As is, it would probably fit right in to a Star Trek movie.
some ideas for them to make, a frog gig for catching small game, tent stake (spike bit for staking tarps or picking trash), and they could make a dual piece kit that comes with a mount for a fishing reel with one eye on the first piece and the second eye hook on the tip.
One thing I have learnt from many years workshop experience. It is far better to have separate tools that have only one specific use. That way if your screwdriver breaks you still can use your drill.
@@innercityprepper they are useless, they break easy. you wouldnt want your life to depend on this chinese junk. And if by chance you do wnat your life to depend on it dont buy CPs for $243, but rather buy 20 of them from alibaba for $200
No need to know the future in order to be a minimum prepared. It's logical to be able to rely on yourself with as little help from others as possible when it comes to survival. Continue to prep everyone in the best way you can with what you have.
Don’t rely on anybody for even one percent of help, every single inch that you rely on somebody for is a mile you’ll have to pave to get out of. #1 rule of survival is do it solo. Always has been.
3cr13 steel is commonly used in chef knives, most modern " averaged priced" chef knives that you might get at Walmart, Canadian tire, Costco, etc. are made of this steel, pretty sure it's chinas version of 440 stainless, it's not surprise that you could sharpen this shovel enough to chop small trees and such, but I expect this will wear down the edge fairly quickly
That's the only shovel tool I would trade for my old G.I. folder. from when I was in the Marines in the 80's. My G.I. folder has a pick as well, but it does not have most of the very useful stuff this CP tool has. One additional gadget I'd like to see on one of the segments is a section which could hold a fishing reel and some rings which fit into the point where one segment meets another so I'd have my cadillac fishing setup. I do carry a reel in my SHTF backpack.
Just a passing thought- I’m in Joplin Missouri, we had the big tornado and I went down the block shutting off the gas meters- a gas and water shut off tool instead of the dopey hex cutouts for bolts?
Ive seen this tool forsale online a few times. And it just seems gimmicky. I personally would rather a couple of dedicated solid tools i know i can rehandle in the field if necessary. No glaring points of failure. You dont want something you have to pull apart just to access a feature. This is 16 year old tacticool stuff. Not something you want to rely on.
After society regresses, it will no longer be, "Grab your torches and pitchforks! We're going to get ogres!" It will be, "Grab your torch, pitchfork, shovel, flashlight, firestarter, bag, tent, paracord, glass breaker, wire cutter, plier, stripper, fork, spoon, plate, skillet, screwdriver, sword, gun and let's go get the ogres!"
Hey Nate, thanks for honoring my request and showcasing this! I see this really shining in a get home bag where you may have to settle for a one tool option due to size and weight considerations, and for something that can be an improvised weapon, but is more "grayman" than a machete, big knives, spear, etc. An oven bag or a few to boil water in and to make a solar still would be good for these. The soda bottle "test tube" blanks (before they are blown into bottles), might fit in there as capsules for fishing kits, medications, slingshot ammo, (bands could go in there), and other supplies.
The only apocalypse most people will ever know is their local mayor and code enforcement stealing their house out from underneath them when they can't keep it maintained in their old age!
I’m very happy with my cold steel special forces shovel I don’t trust any tool that doesn’t have a wooden handle if handle brakes can always replace the wooden handle anything out side of wood you can’t
As someone who has used shovels almost daily for 20 years and broken countless shovels ... this thing wouldn't hold up to actual digging....the second youd try to pry a rock from the ground one of those handles would break... Also - "It can be used as a grappling hook but I don't recommend trying it but you can use it to escape and evade" Bad advice... don't ever trust your life to anything unless you've tried the tool before... and being made out of aluminum..this thing wouldn't take actual long term abuse in a SHTF scenario.
THIS IS AN EXPENSIVE TOY.... In Amazon You can replace this with a Morakniv knife ($11 ) one folding saw ($8), one army Jimeptra shovel ($9) START 300 FIRES WITH one lighter BIC ($2) .0R YOU CAN PLAY RAMBO AND SPEND $179 dollars for this EXPENSIVE TOY.
What if you loose the wrench ? I rather to tight it every single time I try to chop something then loose the only thing that I could access all the thing insides
Nate - Nice remembered to put rubber on your shaft this time!! Only trainin' I've had was on MLB bat, w/9 days of lesson from Gramps' ole Buddy Tyrus in '50s! 9 day spread over 3 yrs learned batting + sliding, base runnin', throwin', spikin', catchin' & swearin'. 1st Little League game when 8, pitched 5-0 perfect game, w/4 hits, 1 homer, 3 RBI's, 3 stolen bases & scored a run. Mr. Cobb was so proud!! I'm better now!! So do you spect I could do more damage with a multi-tool??? Please advise.
Agreed, old fashioned is best. I like the good old speznaz shovel for light hatchet work. Easy to make a new handle, one solid piece of metal, has multiple uses.. I go with a settler tool, knife, saw, axe, spez shovel, and leatherman super tool as my backup 😂 ...if I'm going to be staying out there
jamie turnage - I dunno...maybe, but personally I always feel safer w/pair of 32 shot Tec 9's w/10 mags, AR w/18" barrel & 12 mags, plus for encounters of last kind, I'd also carry Dad's 7.62X25 Russian Tokarev pistol w/8 clips. Dad's BAR + Tokarev + 12 grenades used in WW2 taking bridge over Rhine w/over 2000 Germans cleared! Per Ike shortened war 6 mos+!
@Erwin Schmidt dude, I'm going to the bush not going to war.. We get some coyote and maybe a black bear or two.. I don't need an AK to deal with that lol..
Need a recip blade adapter and extra blade storage, I carry Diablo carbide blades both for wood and metal and a custom handle in my SHTF kit. They outlast a lot of blades.
I have seen things like this on Amazon that offer different "modules", some have shovels, some have axe, some have fishing spears and knives in the handle, some have all these things, depends what you wanna pay, but I must point out I don't know that they have durability as they are " random products" from Amazon, and one thing Amazon doesn't have is someone like Nate actually testing these products to make sure they work and such, Amazon may be cheaper but I for one would if I could pay a little more for something the seller takes the time to prove is a good product, I order from Amazon don't get me wrong, and I keep my fingers crossed every time lol.
This is probably the best tool like this I have ever seen. Get one here use discount code PREPPINGGEAR
canadianpreparedness.ca/products/srm-multi-purpose-shovel
OTHER CHEAPER OPTIONS
canadianpreparedness.ca/search?q=shovel*&type=product
Hey CP, have you ever reviewed the good old fashioned spetzas shovel from cold steel? I swear that thing is indestructible.
Hey Nate 1st ty for giving us truthful news and great prep tips. 2nd, your really handsome and intelligent, are u single? Wouldn't have asked if i had seen a ring.😊
Omg “that’s what she said”
😊you’re cheeky 🔥
179.00 LOL
I have a fav knife like this! But i might get another. Ty
I'll never forget the day I watched my brother corkscrew his swiss army knife onto the end of a stick, and use the saw to cut a branch out of his reach
Presently doing that
Definitely a pro status technique
Ya I’ll bet he couldn’t dig a latrine with a Swiss Army knife. I guess you could use the spoon. (I used my dads vintage multi tool that had fork and spoon. I need to find that. It’s early 70s made in USA
@@3asyrider75 Victorinox has never made a model with a fork and spoon. Hobo tools used to be quite common, and have a fork, and spoon.
It is quite easy (generally) to dig a latrine with a pointy stick.
@@maverick_edc4014 No thanks
I love nifty tools, unlikely to get any, other priorities. An Army Ranger I had in a survival course told us, a man (or woman) can live just about anywhere if they have three things, a good knife, a library of skills in their head, and the will to survive. First ones easy, knives are everywhere. Second one is equally easy, your holding in your hand. Number three? I really can’t help you. I’m getting older and wore down, life tends to do that. I’ve got two granddaughters, I’ll live for them…
You just reminded me of a small force multiplier called the “Nifty Lift(er)”.
Agreed, just don’t rely on that library in your hand, as great of a resource as it is. Electronics fail, or get lost, or any number of things. If you’ve got a knife and a mind full of knowledge and the training to use it you can survive most places.
This is a good channel before things actually go south, and you are right there!
Made me think of the landmine guidance we were given..
A soldier asked how long we had to keep probing for mines.. The answer was simple.. For the rest of our lives, cuz the second we quit, it might be over.
Then enlightened us that we could get our rest later, or when the mine went off.
We all looked at each other like.
Got it Sgt😳...😬poke poke poke😄❤️
Find something you enjoy doing in life. Even if it's just being a greeter.
This administration putting so many families into difficult situations, I pray for our country, we need compassion for the American people, I appreciate your advices Zelinda Han, Imagine investing $1000 and receiving $10,350 in 3days…
Same me here I started last week and she called me on Video call also I have received some of my profit about $9,200 yesterday she’s trustworthy.
Even with the economic inflation we’re going through right now, she’s putting up her best to make sure all investors earn huge profit
Most failure and loss on investment usually happens when you invest without proper guid, I also invest with Zelinda
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This was actually a refreshing break from the Doom Loop
Well he has to give you the doom loop beforehand so then you have the urge to buy a shovel that's going to save you once WW3 erupts 🤣
Lol that intro was awesome, I love when you do these.
Can you imagine having an accident and being stuck in your seat. "Let me just grab my survival shovel from my passenger seat to cut the belt". 😂😂 It does look pretty versatile and solid though. I have a portable entrenching tool for my pack, but this gives more options. You're right about cost, I always look at the most expensive and work my way down.
Refreshing to see a tool review after all the chaos lately
@@maverick_edc4014 lot of god folk around here
Yes, refreshing. I think we all needed a breather.
Do you swallow the toilet paper tablets after you eat so they wipe on there way out of you
I’m dying
Mister, you win the internet for that comment! 🤣
@@stevedmytrusz8347 lol
🤣🤣🤣
Hex holes aren't for bolts, it's for less wind resistance when spanking 😏
The whistler. The holes made it whistle before contact.
speed holes!
The main problem with combination tools is that if you lose it, you lose all. That said, I can see this being part of a pilot's or even an astronaut's survival pack. I would probably wrap the individual segments with sports tape, for more grip and insulation from cold or even electric shock. But that's just me. As is, it would probably fit right in to a Star Trek movie.
That is why you have the power of 3. 3 is one. 1 is none. And don't put your eggs in one basket..
" the main problem with a bug out bag is if you lose it you lose all."
some ideas for them to make, a frog gig for catching small game, tent stake (spike bit for staking tarps or picking trash), and they could make a dual piece kit that comes with a mount for a fishing reel with one eye on the first piece and the second eye hook on the tip.
Cartoon at the beginning looks more like the full spectrum survival guy only more tanned
This may have been mentioned but the Hex holes can be used to turn on outside water faucets of many homes!
Those who bought it can't wait for apocalypse to happen! ☄️
My thoughts exactly.
Being prepared is one thing, but excited is just sad.
LoL, indeed.
One thing I have learnt from many years workshop experience. It is far better to have separate tools that have only one specific use. That way if your screwdriver breaks you still can use your drill.
While normally I'd agree, this would be mighty handy in a bugout kit or in a car emergency kit, as opposed to trying to store/haul a bunch of tools.
Yeah would might not be able to bring your workshop with you.
@@innercityprepper
My plans are to bugin, not bugout.
@@Comrade_Tokoloshe same. Should still have a kit just in case.
@@innercityprepper they are useless, they break easy. you wouldnt want your life to depend on this chinese junk. And if by chance you do wnat your life to depend on it dont buy CPs for $243, but rather buy 20 of them from alibaba for $200
No need to know the future in order to be a minimum prepared. It's logical to be able to rely on yourself with as little help from others as possible when it comes to survival. Continue to prep everyone in the best way you can with what you have.
Body Fuel, body heat, security.
Only 3 things u need
Exactly 💯 , .It is important to educate as well all around.
Don’t rely on anybody for even one percent of help, every single inch that you rely on somebody for is a mile you’ll have to pave to get out of. #1 rule of survival is do it solo. Always has been.
Yep. I too prefer a spear for dealing with hungry x zombies. And am guessing it's not painted, but anodized.
Got mine in the mail today! Thanks Nate!
I purchased one! Thanks, CP!
I love watching CP! Always informational! 😁😃
I agree the hex holes are almoat useless and just weaken the head of the shovel
3cr13 steel is commonly used in chef knives, most modern " averaged priced" chef knives that you might get at Walmart, Canadian tire, Costco, etc. are made of this steel, pretty sure it's chinas version of 440 stainless, it's not surprise that you could sharpen this shovel enough to chop small trees and such, but I expect this will wear down the edge fairly quickly
itll have the edge of a butter knife the first time you dig with it. thats if the hollow aluminum handle doesnt snap first.
Still worth testing out.. especially for the spear and saw functionality. To me, the shovel will dig the hole for my 💩
If you are going to have a stainless shovel, something relatively soft in that range is probably the right choice.
Thats the only knife u ever seen on a multi purpose shovel 😂😂
That was a good laugh
I like the serrated edge on the shovel that can saw through pesky roots.
Holy crap for 180$ it better be a good shovel!
Pitch an extra $20 & get a Zune Latoo......you won't like the price but you'll love the tool....
Dude. I really want one. Please carry again, I don't have that much right now.
So he makes a joke about the head but not the shaft 😂 🤦🏻♀️
He must consider the shaft "serious business"! 😂
Or the 1cm of tang
The double entendres are 💪🏽 strong with this one
That's the only shovel tool I would trade for my old G.I. folder. from when I was in the Marines in the 80's. My G.I. folder has a pick as well, but it does not have most of the very useful stuff this CP tool has. One additional gadget I'd like to see on one of the segments is a section which could hold a fishing reel and some rings which fit into the point where one segment meets another so I'd have my cadillac fishing setup. I do carry a reel in my SHTF backpack.
Tools are cool! Keep it up, great work!
Can you get more segments make it longer for a walking stick spear option?
CP: Ya, I rescued her with this handy dany seatbelt cutter!. Fireman: What's up with this gash across her chest? CP: uuuhhmmmmm.
Just a passing thought- I’m in Joplin Missouri, we had the big tornado and I went down the block shutting off the gas meters- a gas and water shut off tool instead of the dopey hex cutouts for bolts?
If I need a backpack full of gear to survive in a Madmax scenario, then I'm out.
Ikr. I can see if someone were alone surviving but anybody with a family trying to survive off a backpack full of tools in the wilderness is doomed.
Ive seen this tool forsale online a few times. And it just seems gimmicky. I personally would rather a couple of dedicated solid tools i know i can rehandle in the field if necessary. No glaring points of failure. You dont want something you have to pull apart just to access a feature. This is 16 year old tacticool stuff. Not something you want to rely on.
Nunchucks module 🤣👊🏼. For the CP ninja 🥷
Thanks
I built one with a ax head and bought the The shovel then later bought the ax all of it fits together and it's very functional
After society regresses, it will no longer be, "Grab your torches and pitchforks! We're going to get ogres!" It will be, "Grab your torch, pitchfork, shovel, flashlight, firestarter, bag, tent, paracord, glass breaker, wire cutter, plier, stripper, fork, spoon, plate, skillet, screwdriver, sword, gun and let's go get the ogres!"
Hey Nate, thanks for honoring my request and showcasing this! I see this really shining in a get home bag where you may have to settle for a one tool option due to size and weight considerations, and for something that can be an improvised weapon, but is more "grayman" than a machete, big knives, spear, etc. An oven bag or a few to boil water in and to make a solar still would be good for these. The soda bottle "test tube" blanks (before they are blown into bottles), might fit in there as capsules for fishing kits, medications, slingshot ammo, (bands could go in there), and other supplies.
Aluminum or steel?
Ty Nate👍 Really nice shovel !
That thing is badass!!
Great review man!
This tools has so much potential to be a great multi tools, just change the head
I always love and relate to your thought process CT. Thanks for all you do and share!!
@@maverick_edc4014Ya don’t say!
Pike, flail attachment
The only apocalypse most people will ever know is their local mayor and code enforcement stealing their house out from underneath them when they can't keep it maintained in their old age!
Skandinavien blacksmiths 🥰 well thank you fore the complient!
Great looking rig all it needs is a file. Cheers
Awesome, putting my order in.
I always like your product reviews because I know you’ve heavily tested them
Yes nice , i got one 3 years ago for 30$ from amazon.
Good to leave in car for emergency.
Looks like a nice suppressor shh
That intro is one of the best things you've ever done hahaha!! I love it!
wish it was in uk
Remember when prepping to have more than one location. You might not be able to get to your preferred destination.
how much is it?
I personally would rather pack a few more pounds with a much better steel. Hollow just won't cut it in the long run. Just my personal opinion.
I’m very happy with my cold steel special forces shovel I don’t trust any tool that doesn’t have a wooden handle if handle brakes can always replace the wooden handle anything out side of wood you can’t
As someone who has used shovels almost daily for 20 years and broken countless shovels ... this thing wouldn't hold up to actual digging....the second youd try to pry a rock from the ground one of those handles would break...
Also - "It can be used as a grappling hook but I don't recommend trying it but you can use it to escape and evade"
Bad advice... don't ever trust your life to anything unless you've tried the tool before... and being made out of aluminum..this thing wouldn't take actual long term abuse in a SHTF scenario.
NO.......I........MUST.........NOT...........BUY..........ANOTHER..........SURVIVAL...............TOOL........NO
The seatbelt cutter is useless were its placed.
Good one, Nate.
I bet in Canada where it is legal, you could store some pot or hash inside them there tubes too. 🤣. And don't forget your coffee and rolling papers.
Just wait a few weeks until the next new ultimate tool you can’t live without 😂
"She also said she has a tool that fits on any part of the shaft" !! 😉😁🤷🏻♂️
You started it Nate...
@@maverick_edc4014Seek help.
THIS IS AN EXPENSIVE TOY.... In Amazon You can replace this with a Morakniv knife ($11 ) one folding saw ($8), one army Jimeptra shovel ($9) START 300 FIRES WITH one lighter BIC ($2) .0R YOU CAN PLAY RAMBO AND SPEND $179 dollars for this EXPENSIVE TOY.
Looks like an amazing product,,
I kinda hope this gets to mass production due to its being awesome piece of gear :D
🙂. When the comment count is 88 and you don’t want to spoil it.
😵💫 When this has happened three times today with similar numbers.
Nice shovel.
IT ALWAYS COMES BACK TO TOLIET PAPER TABLETS XD
What if you loose the wrench ? I rather to tight it every single time I try to chop something then loose the only thing that I could access all the thing insides
id say keep a vice grip just incase you lose the tool to tighten and untighten.
i bought something similar, and it's stainless steel. black coated, it's awesome with Damascus steel
Good Morning 🌞 Everybody. I hope that everybody has a great 👍 day today.
Nate - Nice remembered to put rubber on your shaft this time!! Only trainin' I've had was on MLB bat, w/9 days of lesson from Gramps' ole Buddy Tyrus in '50s! 9 day spread over 3 yrs learned batting + sliding, base runnin', throwin', spikin', catchin' & swearin'. 1st Little League game when 8, pitched 5-0 perfect game, w/4 hits, 1 homer, 3 RBI's, 3 stolen bases & scored a run. Mr. Cobb was so proud!! I'm better now!! So do you spect I could do more damage with a multi-tool??? Please advise.
I'm buying one asap
Very nice tool. Unfortunately, this disabled US Army veteran living only on a disability pension doesn't have an extra $200 to spend.
Hay man hows the situation in Australia with China??
Seems a bit hokie to me. I'll stick my USMC issued ETool and my Kabar.
That intro where you're climbing the mountain cracked me up dude. Haha.
the only thing that bothers me is the bright colour they should offer different camo colours olive green and desert brown for example ...
nothing beats a good old axe.
Agreed, old fashioned is best.
I like the good old speznaz shovel for light hatchet work. Easy to make a new handle, one solid piece of metal, has multiple uses..
I go with a settler tool, knife, saw, axe, spez shovel, and leatherman super tool as my backup 😂 ...if I'm going to be staying out there
jamie turnage - I dunno...maybe, but personally I always feel safer w/pair of 32 shot Tec 9's w/10 mags, AR w/18" barrel & 12 mags, plus for encounters of last kind, I'd also carry Dad's 7.62X25 Russian Tokarev pistol w/8 clips. Dad's BAR + Tokarev + 12 grenades used in WW2 taking bridge over Rhine w/over 2000 Germans cleared! Per Ike shortened war 6 mos+!
@Erwin Schmidt dude, I'm going to the bush not going to war..
We get some coyote and maybe a black bear or two.. I don't need an AK to deal with that lol..
Like a nice Fiskars axe
@@fustercluck2460 - Yep, I tried that once too, but divorce cost me a shtload!!! Slow horses are a danger azz well!!!
Should of made the attachment accept a saw blade like that of milwaukee so you drop a wood or metal saw and keep the blades in the handle
Bro!!! This is NOT doom and gloom! Doom and gloom please
That was a 15 minute infomercial for something I will never use. Sorry Nate.
I could see a suppressor being made out of it , nice
Parabolic Wiseman?
Omni shovel.😳Ninja
Try it on ballistic body armor or Kevlar helmets
Man.. this was funny as hell
Need a recip blade adapter and extra blade storage, I carry Diablo carbide blades both for wood and metal and a custom handle in my SHTF kit. They outlast a lot of blades.
As with any tool you have to justify benefits over price
Wow does not bend!
Nate, you cracked me up on this one…”That’s what she said” 😅
Always excited for your videos to realease
Multitools are notoriously chinsey if I'm carrying the weight it better be bomb proof. Cold steel spetsnaz shovel is the only one for me
lol 😂 MADE IN CHINA
I have seen things like this on Amazon that offer different "modules", some have shovels, some have axe, some have fishing spears and knives in the handle, some have all these things, depends what you wanna pay, but I must point out I don't know that they have durability as they are " random products" from Amazon, and one thing Amazon doesn't have is someone like Nate actually testing these products to make sure they work and such, Amazon may be cheaper but I for one would if I could pay a little more for something the seller takes the time to prove is a good product, I order from Amazon don't get me wrong, and I keep my fingers crossed every time lol.
Imagine that handle in titanium not aluminium. Even better.