TESTING FIRE STARTING BOOT LACES
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@Filip August Gjøsund Bigger is always better.
Because I can,
I need prayers right now
Leatherman has a out door style multitool I got one for me and the 2 kids and showed them how to use the fire starter. It worked good maybe you can check that out
@Filip August Gjøsund Those too.
Legend has it that the forest burnt down because of someone testing their survival shoelace
Legend has it he didn't make it out alive because his boot fell off.
Goot thing with pines 6 years and they are regrown
Us Eastcoast guys just scratch our fingernails on rocks to create spark for fire
LOL
Youd probadly take a lighter when going camping
Really? In Texas, we just give our kindling a stern look.
or against our rugged beards. Wife's legs works sometimes too.
@@worstworkshop you Texans use kindling? Here in Georgia we just say "damn, could use a fire" and a tree falls over, breaks into logs, rolls into a pile, and combusts.
I've been using paracord as shoelaces for 5 years now, because normal laces last about 2 weeks with how I tie my boots and paracord is dirt cheap and lasts a month before the outside rips. They work great.
Cody, the first 1:45 seconds of this was SPECTACULAR and MESMERIZING! This was first class cinematography. Wonderful. Thank you.
2:50 I did though.. That drone shot easily earned a like from me
Great video Cody! Backside of the silky is best for a ferro-rod striker. Thanks for taking us along!cheers-southwest Michigan
Please do some blogging videos! We would love to see that part of the country. We live over here on the East Coast, so the most exciting things we see are alligators and hurricanes.
I’ve always wanted to see a volcano and go inside a lava tube.
Family reunions are pretty exciting here in SE NC; every family has a crazy Aunt Agatha and a never sober Uncle Gus. When those two mix with family, friends, guests, booze, grills and flammable liquids we just need to step back to a safe distance and film it;
Just be ready to call 911.
Does anybody else live for those days?
@@bubbaray575 hahaha true story there!
U should check out the mountains here in Florida.
@@amercyreceived my favorite is Mount Dora! 😜
A fire starting bootlace is something that sounds really useful to someone who doesn't actually do outdoors activities. The point of the product is so you will always have the tool to make the fire but in reality a good pair of boots secured properly on your feet are honestly one of the most important pieces of gear you could have in a survival situation. It seems like a clever idea until you sprain your ankle because you're wearing a lose boot, and that's the last thing you'd want in a situation like this.
I felt like I was watching Dora when he asked us to hit the like button 😂
More like demanded
@@dc4645 well he does spend a lot of work on his videos and all we gotta do is move our fingers a little so it’s a pretty good deal
But did you hit the like button?
@@thomaswilson9792 yup even before he asked 😏
I could see using it to tie your hiking boots with. To have it just in case you got hurt or someone else got hurt on a super deep hike and you had to make a signal or stay overnight.
Have you tried the FireAnt/Firefly from tortoisegear? The firefly fits into the toothpick slot of a swiss army knife, while the fireant is a ferro rod and tinder that screw into the corkscrew on a swiss army knife. Seems like a decent backup since most folks carry some form of swiss army knife, and might be helpful as a backup in a pinch.
Looks like an amazing area to explore. Would like to see more.
Once you strip out the paracord you can use the outside sheath as a lace.
Morning Wranglerstar. I moved to the PNW a bit south of Eugene. Just found out about the Cascadia Subduction Zone. Maybe that’d be a good video to do.
I'm a bit north of you, yeah we're in for a wild ride one of these years.
Didn’t come to TH-cam expecting
To get soothed.
Relaxed and satisfied would describe
My current feeling.
Would love to see those lava tubes!
With the sounds of seemingly war horns in the background it feels the beginning of a post apocalyptic movie
I love these videos about tools to survive :) Because there are soo many that claims like "This will fix everything." And then I watch yours and it ain't working at all xD So you save us alot of trubble.
Great sound effects to accompany the footage of the remnants of the wildfires
Seems easier to just carry a couple of small lighters on you. Instant fire, no messing around.
When the drone went up I thought some major catastrophe had befallen the west coast for a few seconds.
I'd love to see an update on the flood irrigation system!
"Liked" 9:32 big bois Kappa 06.5.2021 dey month year 1900 hr window
Great video! Thanks for taking me away for just a moment!
I love those little snow melt streams. One of my favorite past times is to sit on a log by one and read poetry.
In terms of Cinematography you've really turned a corner mate, what would have been really cool would have been when the drone comes down and rotates right on your intro, well, if it somehow rotated to reveal you. Tricky I know, but you would be able to find a way! Great stuff Cody, very impressive.
Did you change up your optic on the boom stick?
I always watch to the end, then thumbs up. Something to look forward to, living near Fuji there, is going hiking. Plenty of good trails around there. Heck, just on the west side of Fuji, you can get on one and hike north to the border with Canada, or south to the border with Mexico. Tis a beautiful state we live in.
Love the reference to the guy who picked up something hot and put it down quickly that one time
i found some paracord that contains fire tinder fishing line and i think snare wire i intend to buy soon 100 ft for like 13 bucks give or take but only use as a last resort of course i'll have to also buy a few bolo tie style ferro rods to act as lace decorations but those are cheap to all inal i'll spend maybe 30 dollars for everything
The intro to the video looked like the opening sequence to an apocalypse movie or video game.
That Henry reference with the hot tin.
Need more wranglerstar 🙌🏾
Looked like the intro to Gladiator with those opening shots. Lovely work.
Beautiful scenery...thanks for sharing!
I enjoy these product review vids Cody, thank you for the effort you put into your channel.
I love innovative ideas and products but these laces are a bit of a joke. In optimal conditions it looks fiddly, but in freezing temperatures with numb fingers and all your fine motor skills gone, these $30 hipster laces are just a novelty really.
Interesting watching you strike the feral rod, I wonder if some one left a few inches on the feral rod cord to hold it against a split board/stick to hold it and get a full strike on it. But at 30 bucks?? Not worth my effort.
My husband uses starter cord on his boots regular laces wear the eyelets out and the starter cord has not
Seems like you could keep the lace on the boot and only chop the ends off
if you are out trying to survive while lost in the wilderness, not having any laces is the last thing you want for your shoes
Did you say which forest this was? Why was there a forest fire? It must have been terrifying!
At first I thought "St. Helena Mountain slopes it must be", but then, St. Helena was 40 years ago and trees would have grown up everywhere, my own 37 year old oak is 10 meter and has been cut down a couple of times, with a diameter of two foot.
You can buy a decent fire starter that goes around your neck or in your pocket for like 10 bucks and best part is you can buy a quality pair of shoelaces with the other 20 bucks you would have wasted
Cody, Do an over night with Jack in that beautiful region!!!
Definitely bring us along on your exploring hikes
Best content on TH-cam
Sometimes I wonder if he does the typos for engagement. :)
Heads to an amazing place to explore, all we get is a review of a shoelace. 🤣
For a second j thought the walking dead theme started playing
Volcano in the back yard!
if you put it that way than i have no choice but to thumbs up:-) incredible production ,perfect music for the footage! awesome shots and drone shot , whatever they are paying you ,its not enough ,they are getting the better end of the bargain!!
Who else was here from when the title was "How to Hide Survival Gear in Plain Site"?
I swear the landscape looks like something you would see in a fallout game.
For real
This is our world now fellas.
@@daledodge40 yup as we all know every single forest ever burned down
or on S.T.A.L.K.E.R.
Aye Fallout gang
We all know that the best survival tool is having dual alternators on your truck.....
are they on separate belts though? Otherwise it's still just a single point of failure.
I cant tell if your referencing apex/titanfall
@@dabi_the_curse7642 lol that's where my mind went as well but I'm pretty sure there's a part in most vehicles called the alternator
It’s something he said on his wench video
And it sure wouldn't hurt to keep a picture of an alternator and picture of a survival tool in your box of band-aids.
When are we getting a collaboration with Essential Craftsman those guys are great
Great idea
Between those two professional homeowners, anything is possible.
And Andrew Camarata.........
They wouldn’t get along. Lol. It would be a constant competition
@@wgc7775 Andrew is an East Coast guy too, so that's not going to work lol
anyone ever think about how cody has to set up the camera and then walk past it like he's walking away and then come back and get the camera and just edit out the extra bits later?
Survivorman has to film himself scaling up or down a cliff, go back, get the camera, do it again lol
Duh
@@Subxenox15 😂😂😂
Or use a drone
@@llamadrama1090 it's not a drone. you can tell by the quality.
"Don't take me long to look at an altoid can" I really appreciated that joke as a throw back to a story he told on one of his old videos
I've watched enough of his videos that I noticed that too.
That landscape reminds me of the forests in Australia after a bushfire tears through. There’s a unique and eerie, haunting sort of beauty to it.
I think it looks beautiful, especially when you know that the fire will bring new life to the area and will go back to a near original state in 20-40 years.
The fires are dangerous to us, but healthy for the wellbeing of the forest itself, ironically.
Remember when Trump said the fires were because people didn't rake enough?
@@ninob411 no but i remember the left being facitious and claiming trump was being literal as if a single agency could rake an entire mountain range.
In prior administrations the firemem would be sent out to perform controlled burns and yes, remove dead debree with axes and pickaxes to prevent larger fires
Yeah though the interesting thing is australian forests grow back green within weeks of being burned black, most of the trees survive the worst of fires because of their incredible adaptations
Hi cody if i sent you some old braces and other old tools my papa gave me when i was like 5 would you restore them that would mean the world to me
I remember the joke he made about his friend “dont take me long to look at an altoids box”
@@kyplummer3657 it was a hot metal Jax paper weight
I’d love to see you do an every man survival kit for in the car that is reasonably priced. Let’s say $50-$100 total for the whole kit and it can be left in trunk or glove box
I'd agree. But .all my knives are over 100 . So. I can't. Has to be more cash. My minimal kit cost me. 300. Give or take 20 more.
Benchmade 940 Osborn..200.00
Leatherman crunch.110.00
Ferro rod.12.00
Knife sharpener 15.00
Lockpics set 90.00
Mini prytool.25.00 I think I am over 300.
it is for the algorithm, but I wanted to say this for a while now: H O M E S T E A D
Al Gore (ithm) also likes replies to comments, but does not really care what the reply contains.
Nice
@@johnhansen4794 true, I heard about it.
@@johnhansen4794 - I saw what you did there.👍
That's a GREAT place to film a Horror/SciFi masterpiece!
That’s what I was thinking too. The drone view and the music looked like a scene from some dystopian movie.
As a fellow professional homeowner here in the UK, I love your videos.
That opening shot of the landscape with that ominous music was amazing, like a horde of vikings was about to come charging over the hill👍
That drone shot with the sounds is absolutely menacing
Horror movie start.
"The 13'h Warrior" sounds
The purge movies
What sound was at the start?
Its not a Drone he just jumped
You could always use those shoelaces as that string in your hoodie.
That is a brilliant idea! I'm typically wearing shoes without laces. (blundtstones) but am almost always wearing a hoodie.
Great idea... now im gonna have to change all my hoodie and jacket strings.
@@br3wsan obviously you don't care about your feet, get them crappy shoes into the trash!
So I guess we’ll blame public education for the title
"That's hot, don't take me long to look at an Altoids box" I can't be the only one that got that reference!
@Jeremy getting his hand burned while trying to read the box.
I got it
@@1truefreedomfighter It's a reference to one of his old neighbors I believe. Can't remember exactly, but he went to visit someone. That someone had a large sized "jack" like the toy kind. They used it in a pot of boiling water, and then sat it on the table or something. Then Wranglerstar's old neighbor (Henry?) picked up the jack without knowing it was scorching hot. But all he did was set it back down and said "Don't take me long to look at something"
That camera work is remarkable
I just realized I want to see a backpacking series with Cody and Jack. Would be awesome
That title must be intentional: I'll watch the video now
Edit: maybe not
(it would normally be "in plain sight")
So it's not a pun? I was wondering the same thing, but hiding survival gear in a plane wouldn't really make sense anyways xd
Maybe he hides his stuff at the airport.
Amazing cinematography at the start. Good Job!
may i ask why you always have your rifle with you, id assume it would be to protect from animals but in that case wouldnt a pistol do a similar task with a good bit less weight and space.
at the beginning i was like wow what a fking masterpiece of landview and dramatic forest sight and then BAM WELCOME BACK FRIENDS :)
That opening drone footage was probably the most cinematic shot you’ve had! Thanks for the beauty!
With the running water and the horns blowing, I was expecting Vikings to walk out of the woods.
A slow fog rolling in, exposing a viking long ship coming ashore. Excellent visual image.
Woods? not much woods left to walk out from lol
I've been using 550 as boot laces for years. Way more durable than traditional laces. No issues with loosening by doing a regular bow and then tying the loops with an overhand knot.
6:25 “don’t take me long to look at something”
- the guy that touched the hot jack
Hah nice catch!
Wrangler, that rising shot at :33 is brilliant, very cinematic.
Thanks for the praise for New Zealand. Thumbs up 👍 as always. Well done on the filming.
Testing odd survival gear has been fun to watch but how is your family. Godspeed!
Way to make 550 cord laces stay tight is to take beeswax and rub it along the lace
Used Paracord (from an actual parachute- no details available 😁) on my jungle boots in the early 80's. A square knot always worked fine. But, I was near the East Coast, so that may have made a difference.
I like how the gun is always in the shot almost like it’s a threat
It's not even the right kind of gun for defending against bears, which are the biggest animal threat to humans where he lives. It's just there to appeal to the 2A nutjobs.
The only survival firestarter you need is a Bic lighter. It has a sparker, a striker, and highly flammable fuel, all in an easy-to-reuse package, and a single Bic lighter will outlast every other survival fire starter except a large ferrocerium rod.
I've gotten really quick at clicking thumbs up
Best to watch the content first. Don't go 'round giving out unearned thumbs-ups man.
@@ArbitraryLifestyle the whole channel deserves a thumbs up, and a subscribe of course
Performed a little better than the OSIS kit😂😂. Pray for you and family often...keep up the great content.
Liked before starting, knowing Cody will ask half way through.
Same!
I use 550 for boot laces every day.. it does take a different knot but it’s not hard by any means and comes undone with a single intentional pull on the lace end. I’ve never had my boots come undone with this knot, but I have with 550 and a traditional shoe tie knot
Beautiful surroundings
I would have commented earlier but I'm an East Coast guy. LOL
Seems like very exspensive shoe lases for a tiny ferral rod to be honest @WranglerStar
Wow just wow at all them burnt trees but that river is just stunning @0:32 @WranglerStar
Things like this should not be relied upon as a primary means of starting a fire but could be part of a layered approach of having redundant ways to start a fire should your primary be lost, broken, etc.
I love the low key SBR against the log. Cody GETS IT!
LMAO when you said Mount Fuji in the Zippo tool vid, I thought you were on a trip to Japan, but now you also added Pacific NW, so I looked it up and found out you guys in the US also have a Mount Fuji.
I was trying to work out how a guy could get a customized AR into Japan.
Took me a few vids to figure that one out too. Lol
I agree that looks like a beautiful place to explore I would love to hike around there with you.
Plain Sight?
OMG its a big scary AR25!
Trigger Warning!
Cody, I'm sure in an emergency situation with cold inclement weather you always have Great dexterity with your hands....makes sense, probably should've made it smaller like the rest of those ridiculous "Survival" gadgets. 🤠