Let’s Build A 5.11 Tactical Man Purse
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- Not sure how this happened, but my new EDC bag is basically a man purse, but tactical 😜
The 5.11 Tactical Rush Delivery bag is compact, low profile and fits perfect for everyday carry. I just have one BIG problem.
I need to add a layer of 24hr survival gear, but it's not looking easy. Still missing big-ticket items like a survival shelter and a quality stainless steel canteen. Adding more gear will be tough since the bag is only 12L is total capacity. BUT I think it can be done!
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After having watched a number of “what’s in my bag” videos from women who show what they carry around on a regular basis, I think it would be smart for men to start carrying “purses” once again.
There was a time, back a ways historically, where men always carried purses. I’m not really sure why that stopped. I mean, I realize men’s garments began increasing the number of pockets, but bulgy pockets all over a guy really looks awkward and kinda tacky.
But today, I begin seeing men carrying a number of bags other than the standard backpack (a leftover from school days!) or the briefcase bag, and actually starting to care a little about style and function. That’s so refreshing!
Of course, I come from a European family, where men are more likely to carry bags, and my father has carried a “man purse” for as long as I can remember, not caring in the least what anyone thought, and I have actually never heard any negative comments, although there are the occasional envious ones!
I think it’s really smart to carry what you need with you, depending on the distance.
I personally have a few purses available, in various sizes. I will take the bag that best suits the distance I’m going. If it’s less than 5 miles, it’s going to be a small bag, with a small water bottle. But greater distances require additional items to be prepared for whatever may happen, so the bag size increases.
We all generally have an EDC, and can add on from that.
I’m really glad to see guys like you being unafraid to go beyond the backpack and really looking into what’s available, and making use of it.
Also, that bag is AWESOME!!!!!! Um.....does it come in blush pink?
Couldn't agree more. Don't be the guy with the cargo pants bulging to capacity. The man "purse" probably became a fashion faux pas at some time. Now that I have this, it makes a lot more sense than toting a backpack around.
Sounds like you got it locked in regarding your bag selection based on activity. Good to go.
Thanks for the comment!
for a container, a 27 oz klean kanteen bottle would serve very wel, and give you the ability to boil. I would also throw in a Hydroblu personal water filter. it is 3 stage, and does filter chemical as well as bio, for shelter, I would put in 2 large black garbage bags, and a 5X7 silnylon tarp . they are thin, light weight . and pack down very small. I would also add a paracord doughnut. for urban environments, you can use the 325 lb smaller stuff, and using a pop can as the center starter, you can still get 100+ feet in a very small doughnut. you can pass the back end of your shoulder strap through it and just carry it on the outside, you already have a lighter to singe the ends. and with the doughnut, you never have to worry about tangles, and it is very quick to deploy. also a small item you might add is a silcock key. they are cheap ( about $5.00) and can access water from commercial buildings in an emergency. this is a link to the filter I keep in my urban bag. I have a better one for the woods, but city water is usually not THAT bad. www.amazon.com/HydroBlu-Sidekick-Backpacking-Emergency-Preparedness/dp/B06ZZ839JY/ref=sr_1_50?crid=2DHGN3W7K3U2C&keywords=personal+water+filter+under+%2420&qid=1566558467&s=gateway&sprefix=personal+wa&sr=8-50 also, if you have never made a cordage doughnut, I have a video on my channel to teach you how.
Great tips! Liking that water filter, never heard of that brand before
I use the largest 5.11 messenger bag for a computer bag. I also put the computer in a Vertx computer sleeve for extra protection. I carry a lot of gear with it. When traveling I use it as a carry on bag. You can load up a lot of crap in the XL bag including a change of clothes as long as its light travel type. For shelter carry a few of the body bag sized thick trash bags. They can serve as a bivvy, poncho, or tarp. And if you’re going to carry spare mags for that Glock 19, carry the 33 rounders.
What size is your bag and yes I agree 100% about the big boy evil 33 rounders. While I am it might as well throw a conversion kit on the Glock :)
The Survival Outpost I have the X-ray. I can also fit my AR SBR with the folding stock in it. I’m waiting on the new model RONI to attach to my Glock. It should fit nicely.
I would lose the Red Cross patch, you know where the aid kit is but if you are in an Urban environment trying to get home the Red Cross could scream medications to some people. Just me trying to draw as little attention to my kit. Good video, well thought out kit.
Great point Dav, didn't even consider that
for shelter, carry $400 +/- for a hotel room and food.
Lol that works, way better than sleeping in the ground. But seriously on the topic of cash, I always have $60 on me broken up in 1s, 5s and 10s.
I’ve been looking at this bag as a replacement for my work back pack. I’m a CDL Licensed driver for a towing & recovery company and as such often we a required to drive many different trucks from day to day. To keep my personal gear organized more efficiently, I’ve been thinking this style bag might do a better job than the Oakley bag I’ve been using for over 5 years !! Thanks again
Hope it works out good, its a solid bag and great design!
You can use velcro cable wraps to mount your tourniquet. They're used to organize TV cables and I got mine at Walmart. They come in black and grey. I got a 24oz single wall stainless bottle at Walmart online, it's thermos brand. Someone else had already mentioned the large survival tarp. Mine is SOL, orange on one side silver in the other. Got it at Academy. I'd also add an emergency crank radio, gloves, n95 mask and eye protection.
Good call on the velcro ties. SOL is great quality, big fan of their prepackaged fire kits. Probably no room for the crank radio, but def could fit gloves, n95 and eye pro
@@TheSurvivalOutpost I got a Midland crank radio from Academy that's got weather ban, emergency ban and regular am/FM. It's less than 2 inches thick by 3 inches tall by 5 inches long. I personally think the information it gives is worth it's size. I too live in the south near a military facility and nuclear power plant. Between hurricanes, tornadoes and general SHTF I need the Intel it will give me.
First of all great channel and info!👍 What I put in my kits are smart water bottles and a mini sawyer. Works great together and in a 24hr kit is more than enough. Also I always carry SA fleece face shields which could work for filtering water and many other uses. As for shelter I always put heavy mil trash bags and duct tape in all my kits. One of the reasons is for shelter and staying warm. During the winter maybe throw in a tact bivy or extra emergency blanket.
Great advice, another vote for the smart water bottles. I can easily add a few trashbags. good to go on the duct tape tho.
For the gaps for a 24 hour scenario paracord, keep the plastic water bottle and get a water filter and 2 person sol emergency blanket.
Spot on m8! Can't believe I forgot my SOL blanket, I have 4 of them in a bin lol.
Enjoyed the video man.
Shelter: UST Survival Blanket/Tarp - either just to throw over yourself or use the grommets and some cordage to make a shelter.
Spot on, great advice Charles!
I find it a lightweight, but substantial option. Good luck with your build!@@TheSurvivalOutpost
Thanks, I'll be posting some pics when its done...really not a lot to add. Local walmart carries lots of UST gear
In any survival situation the best tools you can have are your will and wits, John Lofty Wiseman wrote some books.
Lightweight shelter, construction/industrial plastic bags, Mylar blanket, ducktape, cordage/paracord. DIY emergency tarp, fill bags with leaves and or paper and use it as a sleeping mat. ducktape has EDC purposes, plastic bags can be used as a bag, can turn into boots with some elastics, can quick patch things, the shelther is easy cheap, easy to make, easy to fix, easy to replace, most things can be found in a DIY store if not you are in the wrong store. Most likely you won't be able to buy anything better than this.
Small mag, should be light and versatile. Plastic cable ties, are useful as well.
Racktool + bitset for leatherman are a great utility expansion and performance in EDC and craft.
Sawyer squeeze water filter, filters more water than you can drink in a decade, and fits on a plastic bottle which is a resource in abundance
Pure petroleum vasaline, ducktape will enable you to fix things that shouldn't be moving, vasaline will enable you to fix things that should be moving, can be used to clean and protect small wounds, start fire, etc, (just don't use it on your lips, as it is not good for that) This will add a lot of versatility for a small package.
I'd add a rain poncho, an extra pair of merino wool socks (can function as organizer and hand warmers), an underlayer shirt and pants of merino wool(it is expensive, it is fragile, but nothing out preforms it in helping your body to regulate it's temperature) to be worn underneath jeans till it starts to freeze and will still be comfortable, the most important thing of survival is having good walking shoes, 20km should be comfortable or you need different shoes, if the shoes don't hurt after 20km then they won't hurt when you need to rely on them. Keeping your feet dry and your body warm is always the main priority, both short and long term. Good shoes, good socks, a good under layer and rain protection will instantly make any uncomfortable situation more comfortable. Just good layering of clothing and good shoes will get you through a rough 24h.
I would remove the second foldable knife and replace it with a simple mora.
Paracord check this site upgrade accordingly, shoe laces are interesting as well from this company, www.titansurvival.com/pages/101-easy-paracord-project-ideas
Excellent well written comment. I agree 100% with the details on socks and staying dry. Nothing worse than being in a crappy situation AND being wet and even cold. Super suck factor x 100
I have the exact same bag in the same color. I use a different bag for my office-- but for "EDC" outside the office I use this. I have a lot of the stuff you mentioned in your thorough review. As far as the conceal carry part, I have my Sig P239 and extra mag in a Maxpedition holster. Thanks for the presentation. I'm contemplating getting a soft armor plate since some companies make one for this exact bag-- but not sure if I'm willing to spend the $150 - $200 or if I really want that to take up valuable space-- I still have not decided on that part yet. Great video. subscribed.
Welcome to the channel and thanks for the comment! Regarding soft armor for the bag, I'd go with wearable armor first and then if you still want armor in the bag, go for it. That's my 2 cents :) I'm saying this based on the recent footage of the man who was shot dead in Portland. If he had a vest on he probably would have survived.
Shelter is easy a cheap .99 cent poncho and a simple space blanket and 2 or 3 trash bags u have entire shelter system and can all be placed in outside pocket
Great input!
Ty it was just an idea its what i carry in my edc pouch infact my edc has 9 or the ten "C's" but i carry a single wall stainless waterbottle so its covered it just doesnt fit in edc pouch ty for reply yall rock
Klean kanteen makes a 27oz stainless steel kanteen or water bottle which is fine to boil water in. They are available on Amazon. Check out the condor radio pouch that mollie compatible.
Hope that helps.
Thanks Jim, I'll look into that radio pouch and canteen.
The Survival Outpost just make sure that the Klean Kanteen you pick is single wall, not double if your going to use it to boil water, double wall containers may explode in the fire.
My suggestion:
For medical, add in a small CPR kit and several pairs of medical gloves.
Instead of a laptop, how about an iPad Pro or similar device with a detachable keyboard? It saves on size both for the device and the charger/charging cables.
I’m personally considering two single-stack pistols - one in my man purse and one on me with plenty of magazines both on me and in the bag. The two single stacks I have are the XDS 3.3 and 4.0 in 9mm. The magazines are interchangeable.
Others have mentioned a space blanket and cash and/or credit and debit cards for emergency shelters. I agree.
How about a large, metal coffee mug for you water and whatnot?
I also like to travel with some raw nuts to help keep hunger away.
Lastly, I have the older version of the 5.11 bag you have that I’ve used around town. Nice product.
Would love to get an iPad Pro, just too $$$ for me atm. I've heard good things about the XDS, whats your experience been like? Looking at a Pelican SS water bottle in 24oz. Mixed nuts are nice, I usually have those handy with some beef jerky.
@@TheSurvivalOutpost Mind you, I have the first generation XDS's. I found it easier to shoot the 4.0 more accurately than the 3.3. I eventually shot the 3.3 as accurately with lots of practice and getting used to the trigger. I prefer the first gens over the mod 2 versions because of the interchange back straps. The mod 2 doesn't quite fit my hands as well.
I use a 32oz S/S water bottle with a filter set up in it. Also, I use a 20oz cup to boil water or use it to put dirty water into the 32oz bottle. This works fine for me!
Intriguing. What type of water bottle and filter?
Check out the 4patriots sleeping bag. It seems like a great "shelter" option and will fit without taking much room
will do thanks for the suggestion
Great vid, like your style of vids. Not a pretender or "expert" just working things out. Got a 17 oz stainless steel single wall canteen on amazon. Not the 24 oz you were looking for but holds water and you can boil in it. Add a few world pak water bags and your covered in water department. Add aquatab ' s just in case. As for shelter other have suggested sol emergency blankets can do two person for cover and one person for personal warmth. They take up little space. Or get a shower liner and put grommets in it. Or a drop cloth folded up. Heck I have a grabber blanket that I slide in with my laptop. Other suggestion would be to chance flashlight to a Wowtac A2 it is headlamp and flashlight or a olight that is a headlamp and flashlight. More veritable and leave your hands free to use the Glock or knife. Keep doing what your doing and thank you.
Thanks, I'm def not an expert, but always learning and increasing my skillsets. I have a world pak dry bag from a subscription box, I"ll check out their water bags. Lots of good suggestions for shelter, I dug around in the giant mounts of gear and found a small very compact poncho. Thinking I'll combine that with a 55 gallon trashbag and some type of emergency blanket.
Headlamp is a good suggestion, I do have a small olight flashlight that can clip onto a hat brim. I might swap out to that.
Pathfinder is the best stainless water bottle.i don’t think this is a man purse, more like a bushcraft bag. I enjoy your channel, keep it up.
Eric Walker cool I’ll check them out
I try to pay close attention but I have several distractions today.. I'm going to make a few suggestions, please forgive me if you have these items covered and I missed it. Ibuprofen, lip balm, sunglasses, protein bars, coffee filters and a sawyer mini. I know you said 24 hours but I would kind of over prepare a little just in case it's longer. For your "cover" I suggest a shower curtain liner or a heavy duty trash bag or two. I'm pretty sure I saw cordage.. I like bank line myself. There are tons of other things but your bag will only hold so much. Thank you so much for this video! You are entertaining and informative. So yeah, keep the information flowing. 😎👍🏻 Oh, to carry your radio.. Is there a way you could carry it on your belt? You definitely need to carry it. Maybe take the antenna off and put that in the bag..
Thanks Kim, great input. did not have coffee filters or one of sawyer minies. Trash bags are a great option. Radio can be carried on the belt, no biggie. Glad you like the channel!
Lifestraw also makes a plastic bottle with their filter in it, that would be a lightweight option where you don't need to boil the water.
Thanks for the reminder, I had forgotten about that product.
For your water try a grayl ultralight water purifier bottle. It's probably about the same size. Filters and carries water in one bottle. Can't boil in it though but you wouldn't need to.
Never heard of that brand, will check it out....thanks
I've found two good place to buy the Kershaw Shuffle is at Walmart or Smoky Mountain Knife Works. I have several and while I was afraid that the knife would be too small for my hands, with the finger choil cut into the blade it fits my hand perfectly. It's small, but feels as sturdy as most 4 inch folders.I recently presented my older brother with a brand new 5.11 PUSH pack and the book by Max Cooper on how to set it up, create a kit, etc., and he is really into it now. We both purchased a couple of their 6.10 pouches last night that were marked down from $30 to $20 each. They do a nice job on the stitching of the bags/pouches and the MOLLE webbing is perfect and tight.I considered buying a bag like the one you demonstrate, but felt that size is just too large for hitting the video game store or fast food places, etc., and may draw more attention than a PUSH pack, Rapdom T310, or the UTG bag. The flip side is that the messenger bags can actually hold a laptop or full size books and documents. Great video as always.
Good for you getting your older bro squared away. The push pack is perfect if your not hauling a laptop around lol. I might check it out for use as a weekend bag.
Awesome video. Great information. Thanks for sharing. Have a blessed one my friend.
Thanks bcb, same to you friend
keith best titanium canteens
pricey though
A Good heads up Brother as always have a blessed day ATB ...Dean👍👍
a stanley insulated water container fits perfectly. you can keep a cold water for a long time
Thanks for the suggestion!
I have a stainless steel bottle the same size (approximately) as the camelbak one you showed, it came from world market, but I don't know how much it cost and haven't seen them there since. But it could be worth looking into. For shelter, a military style poncho, or similar size (im not familiar with the one you mentioned), folded flat could fit in the laptop sleeve with your laptop.
I ended up having enough space for a regular civi poncho in that space, my mil issue one was too big.
Go with a commercial pounce like www.amazon.com/dp/B01MG632O7/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_8GPOCbAZJ66AV Folds /rolls up small and you have rain cover and shelter options. Titan extra thick bevy bag or SOL bivey bag packs small too. Bandanna as well as paper coffee filters will work for pre-filtering water. Lots of thin metal single wall water bottle options out there on Amazon. Not sure, Pathfinder might have one now. Maybe a metal cup for boiling? Nano candles are a good option for lighting and heat a micro environment. Rehydration powder in my area is always a must, no matter how much water you carry. As for your tourniquet, use pull-ties to secure it or the smaller Nite Eyes.
Your comment is exactly why I do videos, great input, esp on the Nite Eyes ties, I have a whole pack of the small ones, but never occurred to me to use them to secure the TQ lol
The Survival Outpost Hope I could help, you helped me with these videos 👍🏼
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would add a spring baton because you can't always use your gun
Bullet proof panel to fit
Poncho
Stanly cook kit
Sun block
Good tips, especially in the sun block. I don’t burn easy but others might
congrats on the channel traffic
i have this bag and love this bag but i had to make some real HD modifications to make it absolutely perfect -
the two side pockets that expand are sloppy as shit so i sowed them shut so now they are simply two nice pockets that dont expand -
the internal panels of the main internal pocket are just to much fabric and you cant load anything into it so i carefully and cosmetically removed them - creating one nice big pocket to carry compartmentalized organizers - it was a hard decision but it created the perfect messenger bag - any such modifications should only be done by qualified people - the bag is absolutely the perfect urban bag - the front admin pockets are very useful - and the velcro on the front flap is the best i have ever seen - i almost never have to lock it down because the velcro is so solid but its strong and loud so if you want to sneak and peak - you will make your presence known ( unless you cover the velcro with a velcro blank and just use the buckles - and the bag is super strong - its made of 1050 not 1000 ( which is military grade - 1050 is stronger than military - its a great bag - just dont overload it because it will carry any weight you put in - it will not break - but you will :-) it even has a luggage pass through so you can slip it over the suitcase handle
Way to think outside the box, love these DIY mods. I also wasn't a big fan of those side pockets. I can see 100% reasoning behind removing those internal panels. Save weight, make more room.
@@TheSurvivalOutpost its a great bag - i made it better but it was not easy - these things are so hard i had to sew with sail needle - braided fishing line and military grade thread and a pair of pliers at some spots because the layers of fabric are very thick - i even customized the length of the strap to fit me with coat or without so i can reach the concealed carry pocket without having to reach to far - i enjoy customizing my gear - no dangling straps or sloppy gear - the waist strap on this messenger bag is great - it really holds the bag tight to the body - great when you have to move fast
this is not Lima this is Mike !!!
Yes you are right, its the Mike not the Lima
for shelter, an SOL HD Heatsheet in od green w/shelter kit. i see you have a Camelbak, if you get the Eddy version you can mod it with a Sawyer Mini inside a camp mug. small nitpick, can you secure the front flap w/o the velcro? it's NOISY!!!-Scout
It is super noisy lol, I might just remove the velcro strip tbh. No other way to snap those buckles without the velcro coming into contact. I'll check out that SOL and good call on the Eddy version!
Maybe carry a light weight hammock like an eno which balls up very small. Carry a Mylar bivy to wrap up in and lay in the eno. I added this option to my bag and it doesn’t take up much space either.
The only down side is you need to be in a place where you can tie off the hammock.
Money, (cash), soft armor, I put 111A, 2 panels. Just gives me some extra protection for East LA where I have to travel.
plates are a great addition, especially for your side of town
Tourniquet carrier would be the phlster flatpack or you could place it on your shoulder strap to the bag.
Good call, going to see if it fits on the shoulder strap.
Get a light colored umbrella. Now that you’re done laughing. I live in Arizona where it can reach up to 120. The sun will cook your ass and it’s portable shade.
Tracking 100%. There are some areas in my general vicinity where there is no shade. Umbrella is not a bad idea. But hey about that Arizona heat, its not bad cause its a dry heat right :)
I don't know if switching to single-stack mags is a good idea. After all, bags are supposed to help you carry the items you are most effective and efficient with. the bags should adapt to your system, not the other way around. If you're cool with double-stack mags, stick with them and get a larger bag. By the way, the bag shown in the video is the Mike, the smallest in the lineup. An Xray will give you some extra room.
It's not a purse, it's a European handbag! Thanks for sharing, keep up the good work!
Damn right its a Euro handbag :)
Kleen kanteen..22oz. I honestly think you have plenty of room for more trauma. You’ll use bandaids and gauze the most. Some otc medications like acetaminophen, anti inflammatory, Benadryl, gas x, etc are ez to add for EDC. Id build that kit LITERALLY around EDC. Stuff you’ll use everyday..
Great input TB. I have a Kleen Kanteen, but was disappointed at quality. Leaky. Agreed about building it around EDC. That's the idea as you can see from what I showed, its just the added gear for 24hrs that makes it a little challenging. For shelter, I dug through my storage bins again and found a small lightweight rugged emergency poncho....
awesome.
one of those small bivvy bags or even a thick 6mil trash bag and space blanket can take care of cover
Great points. After I filmed this I stumbled on some ponchos left over from Emergency Zone. Turns out they are a perfect fit. Not ideal, but works for 24hrs. May not be a bad idea to toss in a trashbag to use as ground cover
Awesome channel. I'm from Jacksonville too so I loved the b-roll.
Good to glad, glad you liked it. I'm kinda new to the Jax area, been here for only two years. If you know of any good locations for filming let me know. Downtown is always a win and I also found an abandoned bunker complex from the 50's. Always on the lookout for new sites tho.
Loved this video!!! I will subscribe as soon as I'm finished here!!!! Jacksonville????? Florida, right??? There's a Jacksonville SC too!!!! Looked like Florida!!! Lol!!!! Not a big fan!!! Lived there 15 years for my job and could not wait to get home upon retiring!!!! How bad did we dislike Jacksonville????? We're from Ohio!!!!! Let that sink in!!!! Lol!!!! That being said I purchased the bag you are showing!!!!! Got it in the mail past Tuesday and have not opened it yet!!!!! Looks so big in the package I'm afraid I'm going to be disappointed!!! Ok, give me a break!!!! I said above " we retired from Florida to Ohio!!!! Lol!!! Think after watching this I'll go open the package!!!!!
Use a Grayl pater purifier. Love mine. 10 seconds to pure water and just looks like a water bottle
great suggestion I have a Grayl now that I used in my ultra light urban survival kit:
th-cam.com/video/LyIih-22F20/w-d-xo.html
Tyvek shelter and cordage. But, in Urban area, prob won't need it
Great idea, lightweight and small
The Janus by Maxpidition might solve your issue for your radio
Gotcha thanks for the tip
I think you look good in your man purse, you look so ,so, I can't think of the word I'm looking for, hmmm, oh yeah it just hit me, CITY SLICKER, LOL.
100% You nailed it :D
Klean Kanteen is great
Soon I will post my go bag hopefully it will give you some ideas as I got some from you thank you
Awesome thanks m8
Question if I may .because of inspiration I just started a you channel but I have been sitting on two prototypes ( back pack and wallet ) I would like to give it a go and get them produced do you have any insight on this .
@@warlantactical Get out and test the gear. Write a basic script high level bullet points of features you want to cover in the video.
When you film, make eye contact w/ the camera, try to be loose and relaxed. Make sure you film from multiple angles. IE, you want to show off the cool organization features of the pack. Film half of it from a direct heads on shot, then the other half from a different angle.
@The Survival Outpost . Thank you for the tips .like your content. I have put out like 12 videos since the post ,they will get better I need to fire up a lap top to video edit better . This is fun so many people out there that are not prepared in there everyday life . Glad we are all trying to better the next person . That's the mission . Stop but my channel sometime one day here I will show case my edc sling bag I designed and carry as well as my edc wallet I designed I have two prototypes of the bag and two of the wallet just need company to sow them and produce them Will be fun . Oh I am on your website was well . Thank you again for inspiring me to push forward on TH-cam .
My other reply I was asking if you new of a person or company that can build back packs and gear because I have my own prototypes built all ready just need someone to jump on board and producing them for sale .
Disclaimer, I'm not professional or tacticool tommy.
Water, I think a klean canteen.
For shelter I'm not completely sure. You don't wanna care a tarp obviously.
I had a Klean Canteen, served me well enough, but leaked all the damn time.
People were all over women about wearing pants, which are far more practical than skirts. I'm the last person who is going to give you grief about the infinitely practical purse.
Tactical...and practical. Can't beat it. Man purse for life
I think it's the mike size, not lima
Can't recall, I don't have the bag anymore.
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Sierra designs has an awesome poncho can be used as ground cloth or tarp . I would not use anything military or tacticle screams target person of interest to a civilian and police and would tell me he is probably armed plastic water bottle and filter good enough for city situation no need to boil pool water or toilet tank water and any water source should be good enough in the city for drinking with water filter get a 4 way water key forget Shemaghs for city screams terrorist or military use a sock to filter if you have too carry some paper coffee filters in that zip lock your talking a get home bag not a survival bag for wilderness dont over think it, stay light and mobile,add safety glasses, beanie,work gloves, moisture wicking tee (great water filter very lightweight drys fast and regulates heat and cold) your not going to be the only one on the street if shtf so blend in and hurry home get there fast and alive maybe get a city map too. Military and operatives think about being grey and mobile so should you.
Hadn't heard of that brand before will check it out. Sillcock key is a must, also maybe a small pry bar, might not need one if you can use a knife blade. Low profile is the way to go.
@@TheSurvivalOutpost here is the link for the sierra designs poncho www.moosejaw.com/product/sierra-designs-storm-poncho_10225292 I dont get paid to advertise for them but it serves me well I live in the mountains of new Mexico and have used this all year even in snow while on horse back . Good wind break and enough mobility and freedom to reach my side arm quickly . I also carry a large travel micro fiber quick dry beach towel packs small and works great even to keep warm like a shawl . Come in very handy while doing mountain rescue here for cold and wet stranded hikers . I have two ponchos in my saddle bags I have a Cold Steel recon tanto and it's a beast and great prybar if needed . Have used many times to break rusted door latches.
Not sure why you gave up the 2 strap backpack to be honest!!
always trying out new stuff
go to stanfordoutdoorsupply.com and get the shelter b,o,s,s, kit
Love that sites, tons of great gear, I did a review of all their kits a while back.
Ditch the laptop! Ounces become pounds.
Laptop is how I make a living, would only ditch if the situation was absolutely total sh1t
The Survival Outpost you probably could keep it for a barter item. During Hurricane Katrina. A bunch of dumb shits were steeling big screen TVs that were underwater.
subscribed... ☺can you make one review for 2 banger?
2 banger?
I am confused what your objective is. You have a laptop along with get home stuff. Carrying all that any distance in a shoulder bag isn’t going to be very practical. Is it to carry anytime your away from your car or to leave in your car? If your carrying it away from the car, it looks too “tactical” which might make you stand out when you don’t want to.
The idea is to add 24hr survival foundation to my EDC. I work in technology, therefore the laptop, charger, battery pack, cables, etc. Minus any patches it looks pretty much like any other messenger bag/laptop bag I see daily on the street. The difficulty is fitting Get Home in a bag that is already packed with work essential gear.
The Survival Outpost That is a problem. I am trying to find a smaller man purse for CCW, mags, lite, knife, phone, first aid and leave most everything else in the get home bag in the car. Cargo pants just aren’t enough with wallet, keys, etc. But I don’t want to look like a dork either.
It’s a tough balance to be sure lol. I’m trying to pair down to absolute essentials then add from that foundation...good luck
Fighting blade, gun...if you want to go to jail for murder..