Please give this video a THUMBS UP! 😄You all commented asking for more Amazon Product videos so I thought this Camping and Survival Gadgets video would be super fun and interesting. I hope you like it! What type of gadget should I tackle next??
Those camp showers are not just for if your water heater goes out. If you or your family car camps, just camps, or has an RV but want to save propane and water, you can fill them up from any water source, such as a stream, leave it setting in the sun, black side up, and shower away! One side is black to heat the water up!
We want you to go camping while wearing your shirt and tie. We want you to edit out ALL of your wardrobe changes so it looks like you did a survival camp and never got a smudge on that shirt. Use your tie for some cool escape maneuver. 😊
Me (20 minutes ago): "Survival gear? Yawn. Eh, I'll watch it anyway." Me (3 minutes ago): Five items purchased, including gifts for family in hurricane zone. Thanks, Matt - it's another case of discovering items I never knew I needed!
Exactly, we all might think we don't need any of this stuff (and it doesn't have to be these items specifically, just the type of items in general), but then some freak of nature comes along and humbles us 😂. I was recently watching a video regarding the 2021 freeze that hit Texas and shut a lot of the state down, first from very icy roads that caused horrible pileups, then the loss of electricity (with no state mandate for monoxide alarms, many people died in their homes by bringing in heating sources meant for outside, or by sitting in turned on cars in closed garages). Then, after the ice began to thaw, water pipes burst all over people's homes. I knew it had been bad but had never known just how bad it had been. I have family in Houston but thankfully, they weren't affected...somehow. Flooding from hurricanes is another matter, but one sibling lives in a high rise and my younger brother just moved out on his own...so I'll need to inquire if his spot is up high or far back from any flooding areas. I live in central Alabama, so most hurricanes are dulled by the time they reach us, but I've still lost power a time or two. And a tornado can wreck my sh*t at any time, so...I should give survival gear a little more thought 😅
Yes, and sorry to say but most of them suck for camping, 40+ years experience tent camper here. Got to love him for trying and his energy though, most everything he does is great and I love his channel but he missed the mark on this one.
Excellent roundup, Matt! I have two of the original LuminAID pillow style lanterns from 10+ years ago. The main part of it eventually failed but the light still works. These were developed by a couple of students after the 2010 Haiti earthquake. Portable, foldable, solar and safe light for disaster victims. They've donated them across the world after disasters but also for daily use in underdeveloped areas. Wood for fires and fuel oil/kerosene is expensive and these folks are desperately poor, not to mention the indoor pollution from burning lanterns every night. I found it a worthwhile cause. They still donate their products ten years later and make it easy for customers to contribute as well if they choose to. Thank you so much for highlighting a good product and a better cause.
Most of this stuff is needed in an emergency situation. Not necessarily for camping. Just last summer I was without power for a week because of a derecho. Many of these items would have been quite useful.
You're missing out. Nature if very therapeutic you're able to get away from all the problems life has to offer. You learn great life skills as well that you can't get anywhere else besides being in the woods. Can't do that city camping tho find a local crown land map an look for a source of water head out with some friends an enjoy Nature
Soooooooo glad to see your choices of survival-type equipment! You keep surprising us with more and more awesome videos! I hope you and your fam have a great weekend!
Matt, you loaded your Ecozoom stove wrong. The lower compartment is for airflow and ash removal. The wood is loaded into the door above the lower door. The wire rack is used to hold the longer pieces of wood as they are being fed into the fire. I have the exact same stove (for over one year) and love it for camping and outdoor activities. Thanks for another great video.
Matt honey, never chop wood where the blade goes into the ground. Put it onto a larger wooden piece or some that won’t dull the blade. Hey you did good with everything else. Thank you. These are all wonderful ideas.😊❤
The emergency blanket w/ Mylar and the Emergency Poncho also have a Sleeping Bag version!!! The Emergency Sleeping Bag blanket is DEFINITELY the way to go regarding keeping warm outside.🥰 But be forewarned you may wake up in a puddle of your own sweat as it really does warm your body thoroughly!!!😖 😇
As always, I love your honesty in your opinions. The last item in this video is the perfect example. I mostly appreciate you viewpoint regarding the prepper food. Thank you and as always, we love you.
Love the camping stuff. Wow, you tested a lot of gear. Hopefully, you consider donating the stuff you don't use to homeless shelters??? Just a thought.
@@thedealguy All of these items would be good to keep on hand for any type of natural disaster whether it be a power outage or weather related. Just add enough food and water to last at least a couple of weeks. Great video!
Well, this sure came out of the blue and was great fun! I hope to never have to camp again in my life but I love these gadgety things and the ingenuity. But the true highlight was your face peeking out of the "tent" at the end! I'm dying.
My survival kit: Fire - Magnesium Bar, Waterproof Matches Shelter - Wheatherproof Tarp Tools - Knife First Aid - First Aid Kit Water - LifeStraw, Stainless steel water container Food - Mnt House, Fishing Kit Cordage - Paracord Being Warm - Sleeping Bag, Emergency Blanket, Fire Starters Navigation - Compass
I have the Lumin Lantern and really like it. When I lost power during a hurricane last year, I was able to plug a USB powered fan into it, which in FL matters! 😂 Also, I believe they donate them to high risk areas, which is always nice to see.
You should look at the Vesta heater ( I have one, won't be without), and the instafire oven. Both work safely and efficiently. In the event of a prolonged power outage, they can keep you warm and fed - yes, you can cook with the vesta. The emergency blankets are wonderful. Use a blanket between your body and the blanket. I used them when I was homeless and had crinkly, but survivable nights when the temps went to zero and below. I'd suggest if money's tight, save up for one item at a time. One might not need "name brands" but just buy the same thing that's affordable and upgrade later. I live in NM- here, a car can go off the road in the summer/winter and not be seen for a day or more. Having these in a plastic container in the trunk could be the difference between life and death. I'd add a 12 volt blanket- use the car's battery or add a small power station (keep maintained).
We have and use the lifestraws and they are awesome! As for the emergency tent you'd be better off getting a tarp and Paracord and making one! Much more durable! Great video! We love you. Bye bye! ❤
That tent was aweful. I was in survival school in the Air force, and we camped with just a couple of ponchos put together and strung between two trees. That worked fine and was WAY more durable than that thing. Ohh.. and this was February in the mountains near Spokane Washington. Of course we also had pretty warm sleeping bags, but you have to keep them dry, which mine got a little wet. 😅
@MessyBeans Has been my experience that these do not work in the wintertime when its cold outside. Just can't get the water to warm when the air temperature is cold.
As an emergency management and preparesnes professional, I was pleased to see you offer this video. Had a couple miscues on the use of a couple things but the benefit here is that the average person can use these products easily even if they dont camp. Everyone should have some basic preparedness capabilities in place. People have the mistaken notion that that the goverment will take care of them and that is just not the case. They are a band aid to initiate recovery. Each of us are responsible for our preparedness and recovery. With the increasing number and severity of storms it takes a complete fool not to have some level of preparedness for theselves and their family. So thanks for sharing these products, sharing your thoughts and the demonstrations. Might want to brush up on proper use of a couple things but hey, I am more concerned you were able to make use of those items. The rest is easily learned. Thanks for bringing preparedness to your offerings..
This was a GREAT REVIEW!!! I go camping with my kids every couple of months and heavily involved in scouting. This review was so valuable because you ACTUALLY USE THE PRODUCTS! PLEASE DO MORE CAMPING/SURVIVAL STUFF!!!!
Look at you becoming a prepper. I recommend using a tarp for covering over what disappointed you at end. Having fire tools is really important as well.
Geez, I've had my HVAC guys here 5TIMES in the last week and a half trying to fix my water heater. I've been taking cold showers 🥶. Thankfully, its been really hot but still... I would've loved to get the solar shower in the meantime. There going to replace the entire unit in 2 days$$$$. I guess I'd better hold out and save that $50 for now❤ another great video
I was surprised some sort of port of potty or bathroom situation was not on the list. That would be imperative in an emergency or while camping. Great content and I will be purchasing several of these items. Thank you!
This is one I will watch several times because it’s chuck full of great recommendations that will be very useful for my two scouts working towards their Eagle rank
I give a thumbs up so that I know which videos I’ve seen. I’m doing some gift shopping. I’ve got family members who are Scouts. Many of these items would be great gifts. Last year I gave the life straw, flashlight gloves (which may have solar power), and a bungee that has loops to hold individual things. Since they also live in the hurricane belt these items will be great.
You almost made me want to camp. Almost… 😅 I have a couple of solar powered lanterns and flashlights I have used during power outages and I do recommend having them on hand. Thermal blankets should be in everyone’s vehicle. I’ll leave the actual camping to you, though.
I love the idea of a fire starter!! I never heard of these before. That's something I love about watching your channel. I see things that I normally wouldn't. Thank you for all you do!!
I already own that solar powered fan…used it on a canoe camping trip. Only negative about it is the green lights on the face showing you how much battery it has. I had to tape over them because they’re too bright inside a tent and I couldn’t sleep with all the light.
What a fun video. You're adorable in the wild, just ask your wife 😁 Some really useful products in this video. I'd remind people not to place stoves too close to vinyl siding because it will melt. The 'tent' at the end could be easily made with a few of those space blankets and some rope. Thanks Matt, great video.
How fun to see you outdoors and not wearing a tie! The tie is appropriately businesslike for your Costco etc. videos of course. It’s just fun to see you reviewing these quite different items!
Wow! Those are some great items Matt!! I no longer camp, but I’m glad to know that there are these items out there in case I need them! Love your camping video! Blessings always to you and your family! ❤️🙏✝️
@@mario12359 I wonder if leaving it in the sun would actually evaporate everything out of it. I guess if you were in an emergency situation you wouldn't really care about that at that point😆😆😆
Matt, love your videos, just an FYI, the wood goes in the middle door on the rocket stove, the bottom is to clean out the ash. The grate you attached is to support the wood.
I was very surprised at some of the items you showed in a good way I was not expecting to see many good products but I think you did a great job finding low priced but useable emergency items that could help in hard times or just for a camping trip. Thanks pal !
Please give this video a THUMBS UP! 😄You all commented asking for more Amazon Product videos so I thought this Camping and Survival Gadgets video would be super fun and interesting. I hope you like it! What type of gadget should I tackle next??
@Sevgidan_shodon_yuraklar- Happy BD!
@Sevgidan_shodon_yuraklar happy BD hope you get more subs
Those camp showers are not just for if your water heater goes out. If you or your family car camps, just camps, or has an RV but want to save propane and water, you can fill them up from any water source, such as a stream, leave it setting in the sun, black side up, and shower away! One side is black to heat the water up!
We want you to go camping while wearing your shirt and tie. We want you to edit out ALL of your wardrobe changes so it looks like you did a survival camp and never got a smudge on that shirt. Use your tie for some cool escape maneuver. 😊
Baby bottle warmer heats up water for camping-hot cocoa, coffee
I use those emergency blankets to keep my garden warm when it freezes outside.
I use them to keep the sun out of the house in the summer. Reduces my need for ac/ fans.
Great ideas!
Wow that's smart!!
Nice! I'll keep those in mind!
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I use them around my seed starting setup to contain the heat from the heat mats and reflect the light.
Me (20 minutes ago): "Survival gear? Yawn. Eh, I'll watch it anyway."
Me (3 minutes ago): Five items purchased, including gifts for family in hurricane zone.
Thanks, Matt - it's another case of discovering items I never knew I needed!
That's hilarious😆😆😆😆😆
Exactly, we all might think we don't need any of this stuff (and it doesn't have to be these items specifically, just the type of items in general), but then some freak of nature comes along and humbles us 😂. I was recently watching a video regarding the 2021 freeze that hit Texas and shut a lot of the state down, first from very icy roads that caused horrible pileups, then the loss of electricity (with no state mandate for monoxide alarms, many people died in their homes by bringing in heating sources meant for outside, or by sitting in turned on cars in closed garages). Then, after the ice began to thaw, water pipes burst all over people's homes. I knew it had been bad but had never known just how bad it had been. I have family in Houston but thankfully, they weren't affected...somehow. Flooding from hurricanes is another matter, but one sibling lives in a high rise and my younger brother just moved out on his own...so I'll need to inquire if his spot is up high or far back from any flooding areas.
I live in central Alabama, so most hurricanes are dulled by the time they reach us, but I've still lost power a time or two. And a tornado can wreck my sh*t at any time, so...I should give survival gear a little more thought 😅
Wait.... The Deal Guy has a camping/survival gear video?!?!?!?! Yes please!!! ❤🥰
Yes, and sorry to say but most of them suck for camping, 40+ years experience tent camper here. Got to love him for trying and his energy though, most everything he does is great and I love his channel but he missed the mark on this one.
@@carmenmartinez2882 maybe he should have consulted you prior to making this video😆😆😆😆😆
stove you load in middle. Bottom is for air intake and ashes. The rack helps for longer sticks to be pushed in easier.
I was about to say the same. 👆🔥
Excellent roundup, Matt!
I have two of the original LuminAID pillow style lanterns from 10+ years ago. The main part of it eventually failed but the light still works. These were developed by a couple of students after the 2010 Haiti earthquake. Portable, foldable, solar and safe light for disaster victims. They've donated them across the world after disasters but also for daily use in underdeveloped areas. Wood for fires and fuel oil/kerosene is expensive and these folks are desperately poor, not to mention the indoor pollution from burning lanterns every night. I found it a worthwhile cause. They still donate their products ten years later and make it easy for customers to contribute as well if they choose to.
Thank you so much for highlighting a good product and a better cause.
Will I camp ever again after camping once in my life 20 years ago? No. Will I watch this whole video and give it a thumbs up? Of course!!
Most of this stuff is needed in an emergency situation. Not necessarily for camping. Just last summer I was without power for a week because of a derecho. Many of these items would have been quite useful.
What is your meaning for this life.
Same!!!! Some items would be good to carry on road trips or when the power goes out.
You're missing out. Nature if very therapeutic you're able to get away from all the problems life has to offer. You learn great life skills as well that you can't get anywhere else besides being in the woods. Can't do that city camping tho find a local crown land map an look for a source of water head out with some friends an enjoy Nature
Soooooooo glad to see your choices of survival-type equipment! You keep surprising us with more and more awesome videos! I hope you and your fam have a great weekend!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Matt, you loaded your Ecozoom stove wrong. The lower compartment is for airflow and ash removal. The wood is loaded into the door above the lower door. The wire rack is used to hold the longer pieces of wood as they are being fed into the fire. I have the exact same stove (for over one year) and love it for camping and outdoor activities. Thanks for another great video.
You are 100% right!
Matt honey, never chop wood where the blade goes into the ground. Put it onto a larger wooden piece or some that won’t dull the blade. Hey you did good with everything else. Thank you. These are all wonderful ideas.😊❤
Seeing YOU camping was NOT on my bingo card for today! Thanks! 😎
Those items are all really usable for anyone who wants to prepare for emergencies! Thanks for your research for reasonably priced and useful items.
The emergency blanket w/ Mylar and the Emergency Poncho also have a Sleeping Bag version!!! The Emergency Sleeping Bag blanket is DEFINITELY the way to go regarding keeping warm outside.🥰 But be forewarned you may wake up in a puddle of your own sweat as it really does warm your body thoroughly!!!😖 😇
Omg! How funny does he look all wrapped up in that blanket😂😂😂😂😂
I have no plans to go outside. Too sweaty hot. But I liked seeing you do it and an extra I love you in my day never hurts. 🙂
As always, I love your honesty in your opinions. The last item in this video is the perfect example. I mostly appreciate you viewpoint regarding the prepper food. Thank you and as always, we love you.
Loved this. He’s out of his element which made it more relatable.
I'm glad you liked it! I thought the same, it was fun testing these gadgets (I tested over 50) and finding the best of the bunch for everyone!
Love the camping stuff. Wow, you tested a lot of gear. Hopefully, you consider donating the stuff you don't use to homeless shelters??? Just a thought.
@@thedealguy All of these items would be good to keep on hand for any type of natural disaster whether it be a power outage or weather related. Just add enough food and water to last at least a couple of weeks. Great video!
@@thedealguy
I’d like to find a reliable pop up tent.
What a nice surprise! I'd love to see you update this video twice a year. Thanks, Matt!
Well, this sure came out of the blue and was great fun! I hope to never have to camp again in my life but I love these gadgety things and the ingenuity. But the true highlight was your face peeking out of the "tent" at the end! I'm dying.
What perfect timing! Just got a new RV!
My survival kit:
Fire - Magnesium Bar, Waterproof Matches
Shelter - Wheatherproof Tarp
Tools - Knife
First Aid - First Aid Kit
Water - LifeStraw, Stainless steel water container
Food - Mnt House, Fishing Kit
Cordage - Paracord
Being Warm - Sleeping Bag, Emergency Blanket, Fire Starters
Navigation - Compass
I have the Lumin Lantern and really like it. When I lost power during a hurricane last year, I was able to plug a USB powered fan into it, which in FL matters! 😂
Also, I believe they donate them to high risk areas, which is always nice to see.
This was a fun video. Different than the regular ones you put out. Nice variety.
Thanks for watching!
Thankyou . . .& I hope to see you again . . .@@thedealguy
I love that you are expanding! 😊
It doesn’t look like he’s gained any weight to me. 😄
You should look at the Vesta heater ( I have one, won't be without), and the instafire oven. Both work safely and efficiently. In the event of a prolonged power outage, they can keep you warm and fed - yes, you can cook with the vesta. The emergency blankets are wonderful. Use a blanket between your body and the blanket. I used them when I was homeless and had crinkly, but survivable nights when the temps went to zero and below. I'd suggest if money's tight, save up for one item at a time. One might not need "name brands" but just buy the same thing that's affordable and upgrade later. I live in NM- here, a car can go off the road in the summer/winter and not be seen for a day or more. Having these in a plastic container in the trunk could be the difference between life and death. I'd add a 12 volt blanket- use the car's battery or add a small power station (keep maintained).
We have and use the lifestraws and they are awesome! As for the emergency tent you'd be better off getting a tarp and Paracord and making one! Much more durable! Great video! We love you. Bye bye! ❤
The LifeStraw is awesome.
Also, tarps are more waterproof depending on the kind.
I've always wondered about the Lifestraws. I'm definitely getting one now. Thanks!😊
That tent was aweful. I was in survival school in the Air force, and we camped with just a couple of ponchos put together and strung between two trees. That worked fine and was WAY more durable than that thing. Ohh.. and this was February in the mountains near Spokane Washington. Of course we also had pretty warm sleeping bags, but you have to keep them dry, which mine got a little wet. 😅
SERE?
Thank you for your service. My daddy was in the Air Force, too. ❤
I have that camping grill top from #10. I’ve used it many times. I love it.
The solar shower is good for washing your dog outside
@MessyBeans Has been my experience that these do not work in the wintertime when its cold outside. Just can't get the water to warm when the air temperature is cold.
@@jsully4064 we always warm the water when we wash the dog in the summertime outside
As an emergency management and preparesnes professional, I was pleased to see you offer this video. Had a couple miscues on the use of a couple things but the benefit here is that the average person can use these products easily even if they dont camp. Everyone should have some basic preparedness capabilities in place. People have the mistaken notion that that the goverment will take care of them and that is just not the case. They are a band aid to initiate recovery. Each of us are responsible for our preparedness and recovery. With the increasing number and severity of storms it takes a complete fool not to have some level of preparedness for theselves and their family. So thanks for sharing these products, sharing your thoughts and the demonstrations. Might want to brush up on proper use of a couple things but hey, I am more concerned you were able to make use of those items. The rest is easily learned. Thanks for bringing preparedness to your offerings..
This was a GREAT REVIEW!!! I go camping with my kids every couple of months and heavily involved in scouting. This review was so valuable because you ACTUALLY USE THE PRODUCTS! PLEASE DO MORE CAMPING/SURVIVAL STUFF!!!!
Thank you, Matt. We love you, bye bye!
Look at you becoming a prepper. I recommend using a tarp for covering over what disappointed you at end. Having fire tools is really important as well.
Geez, I've had my HVAC guys here 5TIMES in the last week and a half trying to fix my water heater. I've been taking cold showers 🥶. Thankfully, its been really hot but still... I would've loved to get the solar shower in the meantime. There going to replace the entire unit in 2 days$$$$. I guess I'd better hold out and save that $50 for now❤ another great video
Gosh, here you are again, but this time with camping/prepper/survival items! Love your videos, never fail to watch every episode!
Looking forward to your Prime Day videos for the upcoming prime day.
I really appreciate the water jugs and filters. Also I love the idea of keeping warm so the blanket is interesting. Thank you for the camping video.
I was surprised some sort of port of potty or bathroom situation was not on the list. That would be imperative in an emergency or while camping. Great content and I will be purchasing several of these items. Thank you!
This video has been my favorite so far. Thank you. Hope you and your family have a wonderful summer. God Bless.
Greetings from SW Missouri.
I adore you. I love how you love your family and always include them. Keep up the good work.
Oh, wow! The deals guy must know something. I'll be heading to Palmetto State Armory for more ammo today!!!
This is one I will watch several times because it’s chuck full of great recommendations that will be very useful for my two scouts working towards their Eagle rank
Thank you!
I give a thumbs up so that I know which videos I’ve seen. I’m doing some gift shopping. I’ve got family members who are Scouts. Many of these items would be great gifts. Last year I gave the life straw, flashlight gloves (which may have solar power), and a bungee that has loops to hold individual things. Since they also live in the hurricane belt these items will be great.
I love kitchen and office gadgets too
Ohhh, they make a pump for those life straws, to help them filter quicker
Looks like The Deal Guy Family is going camping this summer! Nice video.
This has been one of my favorite videos yet!
You almost made me want to camp. Almost… 😅 I have a couple of solar powered lanterns and flashlights I have used during power outages and I do recommend having them on hand. Thermal blankets should be in everyone’s vehicle. I’ll leave the actual camping to you, though.
Thanks for focusing on camping and survival gear!
Thank you for sharing all the great survival items. Can you do videos of storage items please!
You always make your post so funny and enjoyable to watch and also with all the information it helps you buy better ❤
Need more of this type videos, Thank You🇺🇸
I thought for sure you’d show some type of portable toilet, that’s the thing we need for camping!
I love the idea of a fire starter!! I never heard of these before. That's something I love about watching your channel. I see things that I normally wouldn't. Thank you for all you do!!
Cotton and Vaseline, dip cotton balls in Vaseline will last about 3 minutes + and way cheaper, lights with no effort.
@@carmenmartinez2882 Thank you for that info!!
We all love knowing the price of each item as you show them 😊
I already own that solar powered fan…used it on a canoe camping trip. Only negative about it is the green lights on the face showing you how much battery it has. I had to tape over them because they’re too bright inside a tent and I couldn’t sleep with all the light.
This will be my husband’s Christmas list. Thank you!
Don't camp but loved this because this could be helpful should our grid go down. Thank you. More videos like this would be helpful.
Can’t wait for your Prime Day videos!
Liked the keychain in this video and some of the camp stoves. Great video. Thanks, Matt...Jim
Thanks Jim!
Thanks for these great survival ideas! You are always FUN
Deal guy crossing over in to my backpacking/camping life. Nice!
Haha I hope you liked the video!
Got my shower for $5 from Lidl and 4 life purifying straws from costco for $12 clearance. Lucky me
The gassifier stoves are excellent. I have several and they really work, work well and are easy to use.
The bracelet with the compass is also a very long rope which is not mentioned in the description but I've seen items like this before
Great video but I’m sticking with the Marriott.
Am I the only one who waves bye bye back at the end of every video?
We love you too lol.
No, you aren't the only one! 😂👋🏻
I fish a lot, so I'm often way out. And often for out for a couple day. The first display weather radio will be my nex5 Amazon buy
I have a similar radio but it won't charge anything let me know how it works
The keychain turns the average Joe into Superhero
this is a good sample of interesting items
What a fun video. You're adorable in the wild, just ask your wife 😁 Some really useful products in this video. I'd remind people not to place stoves too close to vinyl siding because it will melt. The 'tent' at the end could be easily made with a few of those space blankets and some rope. Thanks Matt, great video.
This was great! Love seeing you in the wild 😂
Awesome!! Thanks
How fun to see you outdoors and not wearing a tie!
The tie is appropriately businesslike for your Costco etc. videos of course. It’s just fun to see you reviewing these quite different items!
Wow! Those are some great items Matt!! I no longer camp, but I’m glad to know that there are these items out there in case I need them! Love your camping video! Blessings always to you and your family! ❤️🙏✝️
OMG I am loving the fashion show😂😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Excellent review video. You’re on your way to earning the official camping expert badge!
that was freaking hilarous you doing the shower lol
Very cool information. You never know when you might need some of these items!
Thank you. I need a stove, lantern and those towels.
Good to know you can go outdoors
The deal guy is a prepper.
My husband was a subscriber. Now he's a lifer.
Some great items I haven’t seen before. Hopefully some will be on-sale during Prime days in July. Thanks for sharing.
Great items for your bug out bag! Great to have just in case.
Great timing for hurricane season! Thanks!
How do you dry out the water bag? There's going to be all this fungilitis growing in it from being wet after you use it 😮
Sun dry and air dry. Old but effective tactic as long as you shake the bag totally empty to get rid of all excess water.
@@mario12359 I wonder if leaving it in the sun would actually evaporate everything out of it. I guess if you were in an emergency situation you wouldn't really care about that at that point😆😆😆
Thank you for this video and adding the link to each item I just ordered 10 of them from the list 😊
Great gifts for camping /tailgater buddies
Great video, 😊
Excellent video. I am watching this after having my power restored from a recent storm.
Thanks Matt!! Hope you won’t be needing the survival equipment in the near future 🏡
Definitely a must see video.
Matt, love your videos, just an FYI, the wood goes in the middle door on the rocket stove, the bottom is to clean out the ash. The grate you attached is to support the wood.
Radio is on lightning deal right now. The timing is appropriate.
Thanks you for sharing an important video!
I was very surprised at some of the items you showed in a good way I was not expecting to see many good products but I think you did a great job finding low priced but useable emergency items that could help in hard times or just for a camping trip. Thanks pal !
Thumbs up and I bought two items. Thanks Matt.
The emergency blankets would make a better tent with just a length of rope and binder clips to hold the blanket to the rope.
Wow cool 😎 thanks 👍 Matt for sharing this 😊 different but very good video 👍 and God bless you and your family 💗🙏😊
Thanks for the research. I always love watching.
Excellent selections! Thank you!