Holy crap never been this early. Absolutely love all the presentations and info yall release all the time. Also, love luka! Hes just so good at the talking/charisma. Im sure hes deadly too though. Love the stuff!
Superb video! Having enjoyed your videos on TCCC and now seeing this, it is an honor to know that for the most part, I carry most of the same equipment in my own medical bag that I have in my car when I travel (save for the portable litter; an oversight which I will be rectifying post haste!). As I also volunteer at a number of local events, I also carry my pulse ox, BP cuff, stethoscope and the like, but understand they wouldn't be used a lot in a car accident/trauma situation. Also, THANK YOU a thousand times for actually pointing out (unlike most of the "Preparedness/Tacticool/Ready for the Apocalypse" TH-cam people) that if you can't perform some procedures, DON'T carry the items with you and/or use them, as a general rule. I can't tell you how many people are going through their EDC and immediately pull out the needle to do a chest decompression, even though they have zero training or capacity to use one and advocate others carrying one "just in case." I absolutely agree that if it comes down to saving a life or risking a lawsuit, save the life, but come on - let's have some responsibility in the videos we present. Well done, indeed, and well said.
Luca is so awesome. His other medic series was outstanding and entertaining as well! Looking forward to more. Maybe one day a Joe Rogan interview... I can dream
i would always reccomend keeping your visibility vests in in arms reach of each seat so you can already wear them before leaving the car and dont have do dig in your trunk first
Very important: I always keep a little but sharp saw in my car. Once I got stuck in the woods and it would have been super useful to set my car free from some branches. I did it anyways, but it could have been a lot easier.
You guys put out excellent content and have top-notch instructors including Luca! Wish I could have gotten in on that combat medic patch lol! Thank you again for this great training I will be ordering pants soon.
@04:05 Love the emblem-thinby on the boo-boo bag... With that on it you .... firstly: for sure will not mix it up with the real stuff when in a hurry .... secondly: send a nice message for the ...eh... target audience ;P
He’s from Slovenia 🇸🇮. Every car here has to have a standard first aid kit, just like the one he showed. Additional kits are optional, but that one is mandatory.
Yeah, in most Euro-zone countries there has to be a reflective triangle, small medkit, a portable small fire extinguisher inside the car. All costs less than $20, so it's not a problem - it satisfies the regulation, but the quality can be below(like Luka said about the medkit).
Your emergency medical kit is great but the one for your car is very lackluster instead of jumper cables you should have a booster box your car needs more water than that when it needs water so carrying a bit more of that would be smart A few other things for your car kit that would be infinitely helpful would be A set of socket wrenches A spare set of fuses A few road flares Super Glue/ ca glue Tow rope or chain Foldable Pocket knife with window breaker and seatbelt cutter A old cell phone with charger in a well-padded pouch ( can still be used to contact emergency services) used as a backup if your phone is lost or damaged It's always best to take into consideration the type of terrain and climate you will have to contend with as the things you will need for people and vehicles will be different in cold or arid climates swapping out water for antifreeze for instance the name of the game is taking as many contingencies into consideration that are applicable to your situation as possible
I always laugh at his comments, although it's sad he "doesn't have" an NCD. ( or did not show it). But unfortunately the saving a life bit can get you into a lot of trouble sometimes. So make sure you have a good samaritan law before you help.
Disagree with your advice to keep medication inside your vehicle. Temperatures can easily surpass 70 or even 80 degree C and in this case the tablets or whatever you keep in there are likely to deteriorate in a matter of a few days.
The most important piece of gear you can carry is cordage made into a tourniquet . 1 meter or yard of parachute cord with a large loop at one end is perfect if you can draw it from a shirt or trousers with one (uninjured) hand . Cool video BTW & THX .
@@70xr7Cougar If you don't know how to use or make a tourniquet .... Don't try it . Remember -> In many countries , it is illegal to carry handcuffs = Something to think about .
What? If you're gonna go through all that trouble just buy and carry an actual tourniquet. A actual TQ approved by TCCC will prevent excessive tissue damage and is actually purpose made to stop bleeding. Stop spreading bullshit
I live in Seattle and I approve Luca's message
Why is Seattle infamous ???
@@Monz117 thanks bro!!
"Or if I take a wrong turn and I end up in Seattle."
LOL shit was hilarious!
If Luka ever taught a course in first aid, CPR, and how to have a sense of humor; I would sign right up.
I would take it in a HEARTBEAT.
How would you sit still?
Holy crap never been this early. Absolutely love all the presentations and info yall release all the time. Also, love luka! Hes just so good at the talking/charisma. Im sure hes deadly too though. Love the stuff!
Thanks, Iwfusion! We aim to deliver only top-notch content and Luka sure knows his stuff. 😎
I love how he calls them all boo boo bags
6:40 Yeah.. 'fixing boo boo' or 'making boo boo', where he has a rifle, a pistol and mags. ;-] Love the dry humor.
Superb video! Having enjoyed your videos on TCCC and now seeing this, it is an honor to know that for the most part, I carry most of the same equipment in my own medical bag that I have in my car when I travel (save for the portable litter; an oversight which I will be rectifying post haste!). As I also volunteer at a number of local events, I also carry my pulse ox, BP cuff, stethoscope and the like, but understand they wouldn't be used a lot in a car accident/trauma situation.
Also, THANK YOU a thousand times for actually pointing out (unlike most of the "Preparedness/Tacticool/Ready for the Apocalypse" TH-cam people) that if you can't perform some procedures, DON'T carry the items with you and/or use them, as a general rule. I can't tell you how many people are going through their EDC and immediately pull out the needle to do a chest decompression, even though they have zero training or capacity to use one and advocate others carrying one "just in case." I absolutely agree that if it comes down to saving a life or risking a lawsuit, save the life, but come on - let's have some responsibility in the videos we present. Well done, indeed, and well said.
Quality content that most people should know about.
Awesome work on everyone's part in this vid, well done.
Luca is so awesome. His other medic series was outstanding and entertaining as well! Looking forward to more.
Maybe one day a Joe Rogan interview... I can dream
@Alex Bejjani
Could you share the link to the other videos?
Would be awesome, cause Luka is the best😎😅
Bro I love Luka 😂😂🤣
Same mate
i would always reccomend keeping your visibility vests in in arms reach of each seat so you can already wear them before leaving the car and dont have do dig in your trunk first
"Scissors for scissoring" 🤣🤣🤣
TP is always important!! Its a crappy situation without.
I really appreciate the humor and content. I’ve learned a lot, thank you.
Luka is the best man.
I'm for the mad max look!
Thank you for this series. Very instructive. I wonder, why not carry a set of different sizes of Mayo tubes? And a pocket balloon?
Very important: I always keep a little but sharp saw in my car. Once I got stuck in the woods and it would have been super useful to set my car free from some branches. I did it anyways, but it could have been a lot easier.
You guys put out excellent content and have top-notch instructors including Luca! Wish I could have gotten in on that combat medic patch lol! Thank you again for this great training I will be ordering pants soon.
Nice man
Awesome series!
Hoping for the bloopers ...
I really like this guy .
Love the Seattle comment 😂😂😂
The Glock / Seattle equation comes into play . Don't forget the short barrel 12 gauge shotgun .
I would also take a folded shovel for when the car gets stuck :-)
awesome video
hey UFPRO! Luka and his videos are great! keep up the good work!
can by the way anyone tell me which multitool he uses?
Looks like a Gerber.
I think a video on Luca's diet and fitness would be very informative he is always in ideal combat condition
Great video.
love you guys, awesome ❤️
This dude is awesome
Luka forgot a small fire extinguisher!! Also in the start it says he's anime enthusiast, which anime?? Pls reply!
neck collar, I always have a neck collar. Yes it requires training so do the training. Spinal control etc
NCD'D? Looked it up but not sure at all.
Survival Ridge I think it stands for needle chest decompression
where I live you cant get antibiotic ointment without prescription which once meant I an infection that couldn't be treated properly. thanks UK laws.
Why was Luak hiding his face in the combat medic videos, but is showing his face now?
thank u for d video
Good vid
I love watching these videos then realizing I drive a sports car (or at least a sporty car) and it's not very practical lol
Nice more!
Can anyone elaborate on what is NCD? Could not find anything on what does that mean.
I think its a chest decompression needle. Used to get air out from the gap between your lungs and your ribs so you can breathe and not die.
He means the Needle for tension pneumothorax, ( Needle Chest Decompression or Chest Needle Decrompression...)
Luca,forgot fire extinguisher.
Maybe have you forgotten against the fire an extincteur
Somebody give this man his own show already Bear Grills ain't got jack shit on Luca 💯😎
@04:05
Love the emblem-thinby on the boo-boo bag...
With that on it you .... firstly: for sure will not mix it up with the real stuff when in a hurry
.... secondly: send a nice message for the ...eh... target audience ;P
Please make a 'Boo Boo Bag x Luka' :D
I appreciate his size.....especially compared to the car!
I liked for his Seattle comment.
is that a ninja hellokitty badge on that booboo bag LOL
Don't forget the masque in the pandemic hahaha lol i just love it as always uf pro and thanks to luka
By law you have to carry a first aid kit where you are?
in Germany for example
He’s from Slovenia 🇸🇮. Every car here has to have a standard first aid kit, just like the one he showed.
Additional kits are optional, but that one is mandatory.
Yeah, in most Euro-zone countries there has to be a reflective triangle, small medkit, a portable small fire extinguisher inside the car. All costs less than $20, so it's not a problem - it satisfies the regulation, but the quality can be below(like Luka said about the medkit).
Making boo boo's bag lol wish I could have one in the UK
I've never seen his face. 😲
add his insta, hes the coolest dude
Fire Extinguisher?
Stay tuned :)
And maybe a fireblanket too, yoy can use it to shied from glass etc and can keep hypothermia away too.
If Luca takes a wrong turn and ends up in Seattle I have alot of questions 😆
I trust in anime enthusiasts
"responsable human"... mmmm,... interesting new concept. jajajajaja. great video, thanks
Your emergency medical kit is great but the one for your car is very lackluster instead of jumper cables you should have a booster box
your car needs more water than that when it needs water so carrying a bit more of that would be smart
A few other things for your car kit that would be infinitely helpful would be
A set of socket wrenches
A spare set of fuses
A few road flares
Super Glue/ ca glue
Tow rope or chain
Foldable Pocket knife with window breaker and seatbelt cutter
A old cell phone with charger in a well-padded pouch ( can still be used to contact emergency services) used as a backup if your phone is lost or damaged
It's always best to take into consideration the type of terrain and climate you will have to contend with as the things you will need for people and vehicles will be different in cold or arid climates swapping out water for antifreeze for instance the name of the game is taking as many contingencies into consideration that are applicable to your situation as possible
Dude, didn't you hear him? He has a duct tape AND a multi-tool, I think he's prepared for anything
I always laugh at his comments, although it's sad he "doesn't have" an NCD. ( or did not show it). But unfortunately the saving a life bit can get you into a lot of trouble sometimes. So make sure you have a good samaritan law before you help.
The GSL is a life saver (literally lol)
na sensei, it's always fun with you, unless one makes the really stupid wrong choice and puts you in the boo boo making mood... ;)
Woah..woah.. woah... required by law to carry a first aid kit?
I also always carry a spoon to eat
Bro half of your trunk is full of equipment 😂😂
And my kit is 4x that. But in fairness I have a truck. Lol
Where your axe dude?
Time for the great big book of boo boos
Lol, Imagine a California version?
Mobile radiation station, to get treatment after being exposed to so much cancerous material (dihydrogenmonoxide etc...)
@@SIkRiILLeX lol I can’t believe i missed this comment! 🤣 🤣
No homo 😂
Disagree with your advice to keep medication inside your vehicle. Temperatures can easily surpass 70 or even 80 degree C and in this case the tablets or whatever you keep in there are likely to deteriorate in a matter of a few days.
Chew s
I liked the part where the funny European man said the funny European thing in the funny European voice
The most important piece of gear you can carry is cordage made into a tourniquet . 1 meter or yard of parachute cord with a large loop at one end is perfect if you can draw it from a shirt or trousers with one (uninjured) hand . Cool video BTW & THX .
If you carry it for that reason with a large loop at the end, might as well carry a Tourniquet :D.
@@70xr7Cougar If you don't know how to use or make a tourniquet .... Don't try it . Remember -> In many countries , it is illegal to carry handcuffs = Something to think about .
What? If you're gonna go through all that trouble just buy and carry an actual tourniquet. A actual TQ approved by TCCC will prevent excessive tissue damage and is actually purpose made to stop bleeding. Stop spreading bullshit
Duct tape... Well.. it keep my car still in one piece.
man i really wanna see the content of that booboo bag lol
_Anime enthusiast_
Lol ok
>anime enthusiast.
We JGATE now
Jesus who the hell is going to carry all this in their car?