Ultimate Survival Kit for 2023
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
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Did you enjoy this video? If so here is a larger survival kit I have built: th-cam.com/video/aeSNoITo06E/w-d-xo.html
Here is also a link to my most recent update on this survival kit, although it doesn't have many changes. th-cam.com/video/DlbOglRNIsc/w-d-xo.html
Whenever you go out into nature, find a way to strap the kit to you so you can’t get separated from it. So many of the survival stories I’ve heard have common themes. Like their boat turned over and literally everything they had ended up lost in the water. Or they had to make a quick run away from camp, and they ended up leaving everything behind. And they couldn’t find their way back to the camp.
This kit has more tools than my wood-working shop used to have in the beginning. Who's carrying all this load in the forest? You're only short a cement mixer and maybe a diesel generator and you're ready to go and build a house.
This kit has an amazing amount of junk in it that serves zero purpose. Spear heads? Arrow heads? Where it he bow? Does he really believe he's going to run down some deer or pig and Rambo it for dinner ROFL!! 3 Sharpeners wtf?!?! 95% of these kit videos is crap guy pack in a bag with wild illusions of survival but almost none of them show any of the gear has use. They wouldn't last a day in survival class with this Walmart collection, but Amazon is sure happy to see them buying this crap lol.
@@RimfireAddicted70 Yeah, look at his hands :))
I like those silver sliding metal cases. Where can they be found?
the little tobasco is my favorite item, very clever and useful imo in a real survival to extend the appetite for certain foods
Great MacGyver kit! Got a couple ideas to add to my bag. Suggest you get rid of a lot of the fishing gear and add a decent first aid kit and a good pair of gloves.
I have literally watched hundreds of these - and BY FAR this is the BEST basic survival kit there is. I am genuinely impressed. Some folks in the comments have made a few good suggestions of stuff you could add, and my only thought would be a separate iFAK (molle attached to the rear) but other than that I think I will be clicking on each of the links you have posted for stuff I do not yet have and will be copying this set-up. Thank you for taking the time to share this with us.
Bro! This is the Biggest most packed, Tiny little thing I have ever seen! HTF Did you do it? Magic man! Like 20 Clowns coming out of a Clown car!
Great kit! I would definitely put a small power bank in there for a cell phone and the headlamp. I have to say this is the first one I've seen with a grappling hook. Also, that compacting fire starter looks super cool
Thanks! I carry an Anker powercore 2000 in my main pack, however I think you are right that it would be nice to have a smaller powerbank in the kit. In the past couple years I think its easier to find one that could work also as they make some that are rather slim. Grappling hook is definitely not needed but its fun to include anyways haha.
That is a truly amazing kit!
Great to see a pencil sharpener there! I also like your choice of cutting tools. Not sure I'd include those heavy tools - I'd probably substitute for a Leatherman and/or Victorinox.
I might have missed it or forgot, but I would never have a kit like this without a lighter. In fact, I'd always carry one on me, one in the kit and one loose in my pack, and in my vehicle.
Thanks! The main reason I have individual tools rather than a multitool is that I have always hated actually using multitools. Iv found multitools to be able to do a bunch of different tasks but non of them very well.
Yes, I definitely keep a lighter in this kit. Its hard to find a better fire starting method than a bic lighter haha.
@@thenextarcher Just shows how different we can be hey? I absolutely love my SAKs and Leatherman. and I use them a helluva lot. I even sent my Leatherman in for a service and it came back with all damaged parts replaced and looking spanking new. And it did not cost me a cent!
Just a little story: a guy I met some years ago owns a small handyman company, with a few vans for his staff. On hiring, every employee is given that big Leatherman, and is required to carry it all the time. According to him the time saved in searching for tools makes up for the cost very quickly.
Great survival kit!!! In my kit, I would add a banana, multitool, slingshot & ammo, and a sillcock key.
Great choice in pouch as vanquist uses contrasting interior colors to make finding items easier once opened. Your layout, while a lot to me seems to be sustaining, better to have it then not! As a recon soldier, I have lived what it means WSHTF score multiple times! Satellite phone, long distant radio, trauma kit, water, food and shelter along with sharp bladed type (at least two) can get you through most anything if there is a TEAM effort!
You set that up real nice! The pocket pike set is something I'm going to have to add to my bag.
Definitely a lot of cool stuff I especially like your Ratchet set, and your spear and gig tips
Just came across your great channel, thanks for all the hard work in displaying all the usable items in that safety pack.
You do a great job in your presentation, this is Alan, greetings from Riverside in Southern California, God Bless you brother!
Wow, that is awesome! I saw several things I'd like to look into adding to my kit. Please do put individual links for the items into the addendums.
Thank you for this excellent video.
Which items are you considering adding? Its nice to know what items I have included that has helped other consider they might want to add.
Most of the links have now been added to the description. To make it easier I have also added the items to an Amazon idea list which allows you to see all of the items in an image gallery format. amzn.to/3XiJQmX I am still going through the list and making sure everything is there. Some items amazon is not allowing links for such as the silky saw.
@@thenextarcher for me it would be the various spears, the grappling hook and the fishing tackle case. Very pragmatic "survival" items. :-)
I like your kit. my suggestion a Swiss army knife with a locking knife, awl, can and bottle openers maybe a saw
Thanks for the suggestion. I normally am not a fan of multi-tools but in terms of comfort swiss army knives then to be a more comfortable/better working tool.
Your newest kit is a great improvement over or past versions. Nice set up.👍
a suggested cover or sleeve for your fire steel rod is dinking straws cut to length as required
Thanks for the suggestion. Thats a good idea. For some reason when I read your comment shrink tubes also came to mind. I am going to try them both and see how they work
Good idea with the spear tips definitely getting some
Glad you like them!
Stellar kit.. impressive tools
Good kit!
Thanks!
Very nice kit with a lot of dirrerent and interesting items and well explained
Did i miss it or did you leave out a compass?
I have a cheap combination whistle/compass on the outside, however a decent compass I have left out. There is to much metal in the kit itself and a compass would get damaged. I keep a compass in my backpack where it won't get broken.
@@thenextarcher Arh ok.
Button compass are useless and are not worth the space or weight, they are to prone to failure, they stick and arent precise.
You are better off using the sun vs. time and the stars.
Also, a compass should ALWAYS be on your person, the reason is that you cloth will never go through the same handling as your backpack, your cloth will always be safer than your "external" gear.
And if you have to run away from something and/or ditch your bag, you will always have a proper navigation tool on your body.
Metal in the back should not be a problem if you use the compass correctly; always use a compass with a stretch arm and any proper compass, made by a compass manufacture (Silva and Suunto for example) will be precise.
Why you chose to have rachets and wrenches but no proper compass i simply dont understand.
But hey, its your bag and you can pack it as you want.
Awesome kit bro! Thanks
local map would be good or a pocket map book.
What about a first aid kit.
Please let me know if you have any recommendations on what I should add/remove/modify on my survival kit.
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Like that little straw, I’ll have to get one for my kit
If you go on ebay I have seen them for as cheap as $2. I bought a bunch because people want to try it out when I bring them camping.
@@thenextarcher for sure, just ordered one. Will fit perfectly in my minimalist kit. The mini sayer is just too big.
It hasn't convinced me at all. It doesn't have a piano and should have at least a hair dryer.
He is one of those guys put 20 Lbs of S&)& in a 5 pound sack.
Thanks for the excellent video. There is some great kit in your bag.
Yet can I make a suggestion. There is a natural tendency - and no one is guiltier of this that I - to, magpie-like, acquire more and more "essential" kit. By the end you have so much kit that carrying it could give your a hernia.
he cause of this problem is threefold. Firstly, it is caused by picking up good ideas from others whose needs might well be different from yours or, more likely, they have the same magpie habit you do. Secondly, the maxim "it's better to have it and not need it than need it than not have it." This seems good advice but, when you reflect, would necessitate you carrying around the weight of a truck. Thirdly, you have acquired this precious lovely, often for a pretty penny, and therefore it pains you to discard it and admit that it was not really "essential" at all.
I hasten to add that I write this without an iota of smugness. I have been there myself. I still am "there" to some degree.
So what to do? What I do is an audit and a brutal one. If I have not used the item within six months it gets shipped out. What I carry on me is then what I actually use, as opposed - save for the zombie apocalypse - what I might use. The audit also helps remind you of what you have and where you have it. This is sometime just as important as having it in the first place!
What would really interest me is a video by somebody who showed me what they bought and then chose to leave OUT of their bag.
PS Tabasco sauce. The SAS would give you a thumbs up for that!!
Thanks for the feedback! I try to consistently improve on my kit and I actually recorded this video twice because after the first recording I decided to get rid of a couple items I would never use. If you compare what I currently have in my kit vs what I had in 2017 you will see a huge difference th-cam.com/video/4gJJl1CBD_Q/w-d-xo.html .
Your idea of items that Iv bought and no longer keep in the kit is a great. I might record a video like that as I definately have a ton of items Iv bought and then excluded due to various reasons.
How much?
If I am climbing or hiking I would not carry nor need this bloated kit. You don't need this junk.
The more you know, the less you need.
This is a nice kit, interesting and different and not the same thing that most people show.
It’s amazing how many people carry the same stuff just because a famous prepper/survivalist does, but you got what you want and need. And I love the hot sauce, even in rough times you need that spice 🌶️ lol
I cannot believe there are some who take Bear Gryllis seriously. He is a fraud. If you follow his tips, you will probably injure yourself. I never watch his show. He films it and then goes back to his $250,000 luxury trailer, which is a rolling TV studio. I've also heard online from others who say they've seen his producers shoot episodes and they "camp" from a motel nearby!
That's a lot of stuff in such a small bag. Very nice and well put together
Thanks for watching!
Nice kit man. Enjoyed your video. I like that you included tools which can be used in the woods, but also urban area tools. Great picks!
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for going quickly and not talking and explaining everything. Good range of a lot of items. If room, you could add bandana, latex gloves, bandaids and few medical/first aid items, small pry bar, real screwdrivers, mirror, super glue, paper clips & safety pins, hand wipes, magnet, tweezers, large trash bag,
One of best “mini” kits i have seen! Very thought out. Only thing i would add with be maybe a ems shears and or pry bar. Also a silcock key. Again great video
A miniature pair of vise-grips would also be a good addition.
Great idea. Thanks for the suggestion.
This is way over kill. Doubt any one would carry it.
Comprehensive kit!
You are so right about Deet melting certain plastics. You're the first person I've heard mention it.
Agreed.
Might I suggest you add a black Sharpie to write your name, phone number, time, date, and direction of travel on the flagging tape. Also consider reflective tape that can be added to the end of the flagging tape to make it more visible to search parties in the night.
Great kit, I’ve watched hundreds of kit videos looking for little gold nuggets of information and items I had not considered.
Keep up the good work!
Thanks for the suggestion! After reading your comment I found some flagging tape that is orange and has reflective parts. I will most likely pick up some of that tape to add to my kit.
For writing name/number/date/direction I am able to use the Parker Jotter pen with a fisher space refill in it. I have tested to make sure it can write cleanly on the flagging tape.
Nice. So many blades (and sharpeners) - you'll be fine if the zombie's come. That is the kit I would start with to build my specific kit for the trip I was going on. I love the idea of the pencil sharpener for making tinder. Disposable sunnies are also really cool - I was expecting you to say they were in shade #5 and you had something for brazing carbide tips on your telescopic sword ;) I have a little dry box of salt, pepper and chili flakes as well as a foil packet of chicken soup - you can't beat good morale. I have a combined sewing/fishing kit. Did I see a compass in that set - nice to know which way to go if you are in a whiteout/overcast, etc. I take a small hexamine tablet fragment which is great for getting a fire going under adverse conditions - love that little titanium stove!
Nice to see an EDC that has actually been used and not a collection of brand new items just out of the packaging. Probably the best I've ever seen.
You ever use any of it
Don't take any advice from this video. I reviewed all the links this video provided its all useless crap.
Your not going to survive well with anything purchased from Amazon.
Hundreds of dollars wasted he got himself a nice pouch.
This is what happens when you have absolutely no experience during shtf. You don't do your proper research or learn any kind of skills.
You must purchase quality items that isn't from Amazon.
Your gonna pay $300 maybe $400 per item but that item won't ever fail you.
This is by far the most intelligently developed kit I’ve seen on TH-cam. Chapeau.
Excellent kit! I’d add a dedicated pry bar, something like a Titan 5.5” mini pry bar for $10 👍
Great suggestion. I am considering creating a secondary urban survival kit. I feel like the mini pry bar would fit better in that kit as I can't think of to many uses for one in the woods.
nice kit, but you should get the SOL foil blanket because those thin foil ones rip really easily, it's only 1 mm thick, and if you use the foil blanket 99.9% of the time, it will rip with one good strong wind. I have used at least two dozen rescue blankets SOL was #1 for me. i would use a sheet "at least 10 mm thick for your drop cloth and put two more large water bags. As for the fire steel, there are harder and softer Fire Steels which is why your sticker will skip on harder rods. You should also have a good compass like a Suunto, you can get one as cheap as $15-$20. but do not get the military one.
Lots of great gear! Now get out in the woods and use it! You will quickly learn what is and isn't necessary to carry. Some of your choices are a little too gimmicky for me, and I do not like extra weight that's not necessary. When I'm out on the land I have no real use for wrenches, pliers or bit drivers, at least not that my Leatherman won't handle. My large PSK weighs just a few grams over two pounds and rides comfortably on my belt. I would bet that yours weighs five pounds or more. But hey, the important thing is to get out there and have fun gaining and sharpening your skills. Good luck!
Thanks! Great guess on the weight as it does weigh 5 pounds exactly. I fully agree that this kit could be slimmed down and remove many unnecessary items. Some of the more gimmicky items (such as a fire piston) are ones that people like to try out when I go camping in groups. If I am going to be hiking away I tend to leave this kit behind at a basecamp and bring a much smaller group of items.
Another striker you could add that gives you a extra blade is any small folding utility knife, because of the way the blades are made one side of the blade is a good striker.
My favorite is the workpro branded or similar.
Stellar kit, not as generic as a lot of the other ones on here which start to feel like rehashes of each other. Thanks!
Thanks for watching! This kit definitely started out much more generic however over the years it has become much more customized.
Proccessing game,yep
Did I hear him wrong or did he say he's had fire steels dissolve inside his kit and get all over the inside of his bag???
Yes, if you do not coat a firesteel it can start to oxidize/corrode. When they do they end up turning into a very fine powder. Here is a good example bushcraftusa.com/forum/threads/fire-steel-disintegrates-what-happened.235234/
The Spear interesting.
Something not discussed pertaining survival gear, the ditch out, a technique used for infiltration and the gear has to be disposed off, which comes down to what can be affordable to throw away. Ditch Out, carry nothing, get away as far and as fast as possible. Interesting that it suggests making The Spear, proven effective for Centuries.
Wow you definitely have a very complete and effective setup! A few things I haven't seen before. Very cool thanks for sharing.
I am looking for about your product place lace me a message. When I post this, I am looking for more information on this .
I like to know where you got your bag and everything you have in it can you please send me your list of your items and where'd you get all your products at
Links to all of the products are in the description
You would be much better served to use the bank line for tying the spear to a pole. Zip ties just might break on impact....
I agree 100%.
Yeah, those Light My Fire ferro rods.... Every one I have ever had is just a MESS to use. I have tried storing them every which way and they all just end up completely chalky/disintegrated. I can't use them without having to wash up bigtime. I have taken to using those cheap Coghlan's Waterproof Flint Strikers. They of course are not even in the same ballpark when it comes to ferro rods, but at least they don't fall apart in my hands.
This was a great video. Lot's of cool ideas.
I agree. The light my fire rods create some great sparks but I am not a fan of them disintegrating in my kit. I also own a copy of the Exotac nanostriker which is an enclosed ferro rod, it doesn't create as good of sparks but at least doesn't make a mess.
Great kit!! Though I never can understand why everyone puts Tabasco sauce in their kits. Barbecue sauce, maybe. 🤣 Seriously though, great video.
Thanks for watching! I put hot sauce on just about everything I eat so having a small bottle can help boost morale. Iv been tempted to switch it out for some red pepper flakes as the same size container would be a more usable amount.
@@thenextarcher my dad used to carry dried pepper flakes with him everywhere he went. Though I think he would use them as a prank sometimes. But he ate a lot of hot stuff.
The good part of this video is that I discovered two items I was unaware of, the bad news is that I don't think this guy has ever stepped out of his mother's basement.
Thanks for the feedback. What items did you newly discover?
@thenextarcher the arrowheads and little hand saw. Going to incorporate the arrow heads into my edc.
If you look at the bellows you will see that the end is darkened from use.
You gave me couple of things I'm gonna add to my gear . . Nice video I enjoyed the video . . Post more videos and I'd watch them . . Big like for this video . . Thanks.
Thanks! These types of videos seem to be the most popular.
How much would you charge for making one of those to ship
If you are interested in building a similar kit I have included amazon affiliate links to the individual products. I believe survival kits should be customized to the person/environment so I discourage purchasing most pre-made kits unless you also plan to customize it.
I would purchase it just like it is
Really nice gadgets but it's a survival kit and EDC tinkerer pouch smashed together for no reason.
You rarely ever need a water filter while working on the computer case bolts but it's even more rare that you need a ratchet in the nature.
Maybe it's nice as a hobby kit for a traveling techie hiker person. You even have the knife that could be stripped of it's blade so that the airport security would be happy to know that you won't be carving your name on a seat! You just have to find the excuse for bringing the set of arrowheads and a fucking pickaxe head. I personally can't think of any.
Tin foil or something to cook in will be useful in my area. Everything else is good and useful. Make more videos like this, please. Maybe different bags with other useful stuff. I like your ideas.
Fantastic
Thanks!
Not even gonna watch it because there's no point…….
You don’t “play” Survivorman, that’s not how it works. True survival is an “emergency outdoors wilderness situation” where you didn’t set out to go play-pretend where you have this cool kit ready to go.
First of it’s just the size of it, and its WAY too big, you’ve already crossed the SIZE line. Let me explain why you have it all wrong, it usually happens like this in the real world - you’re out for the day or a week or whatever , canoe tripping, or a mountain bike tour, or a backpacking trip or something OTHER than going to go pretend you’re Grizzly Adams in the woods.
1. You’re out for the day or a few days or a week or whatever for a thing in the outdoors.
Then before you know it or you’re prepared for it, something bad happens …… you’re outdoors recreating and then Hey Presto all your gear is gone.
The canoe dumped or you lost it, or you dropped the pack when running from a bear, or it fell off the bike and you lost it.
Bottom line is all of your stuff is gone.
2. You lose all your gear or camping supplies because of an accident/incident.
That’s what creates the emergency, that loss !! After all if you have ALL of your gear or your backpack or whatever, and something happens, its bad, but its not major or life threating from exposure for example. If you have all your stuff, or your backpack, or a car full of gear then yes, it’s a problem and you might be stuck or even lost or maybe you got injured - but with all your usual stuff - that’s basically just a forced extended-trip while you wait for rescue because you were smart enough to tell someone your plans.
3. If you have all your equipment not much changes …….
So now you’re in the outdoors and all you have its what’s on your person or what’s in your pockets, that’s where it gets real. You’re standing there in the outdoors with nothing - now it’s a matter of skill time. What can you do, just as you with no gear? That’s what creates the true “emergency outdoors wilderness situation” it wasn’t planned and you don’t have any stuff.
Now the trendy survival bag, like you made here and that I’ve now seem 70+ people make and yap about on You Tube. Except its mostly for views and they’ll NEVER actually use it. It’s a way to jump on the survival bandwagon and make easy content to get views and thus MONEY!
Most of the kits I see are not realistic or practical at all and neither is yours. It’s not a backpack of camping gear, or a pile of camping equipment in a canoe for trip, it’s just a bag of stuff. Mostly it’s entirely the wrong size !!! You’d never have that in your pocket in a coat or Goretex rain jacket with you on a day hike or camping if you were outdoors doing XYZ thing.
Survival kits look cool ad god knows they’re trendy but then so does your backpack with all the camping gear in it. Or the canoe with all the stuff in the boat for a river trip. Or your bike and panniers on the bike for a 300 mile trial ride.
4. A survival kit is always on your person - you carry it all the time.
A survival kit is the thing you have on your person AFTER you lose your gear ………………..
You need a small 5 x 7 or altoids size tin of “stuff” that sits in your jacket pocket forever and you never look at it or use it till that emergency happens THAT is what a survival kit is for - you make your life a bit easier while you wait the average 1-3 days to get recused.
Your cute bag of stuff is great if you wanna go play in the woods and pretend you’re Survivorman for the day instead of going outdoors and actually doing legitimate recreational activates !
Can I suggest:
Fishing Canoeing Backpacking Day Hiking Hunting Mtn Biking Road Tripping Jogging Climbing
Orienteering Kayaking Geo-Caching Ice Fishing X-Country Skiing Rafting Caving
Basically anything besides sitting around on You Tube making videos for a kit of something you never use or do because you don’t go outdoors and actually DO things.
Lastly don’t confuse going outside deliberately trying to play woodsman or pretending its Walden Pond all over again - that’s not survival. That stuff is called “wilderness living” and its not the same thing as a but it does use the same skills and gear. Besides you can’t run away and live in the woods unless you buy the land and pay land tax on it.
Also don’t confuse Survival or a proper pocket size survival kit with the idiots who never GO outside, but are ready to survive with their bibles, guns, and god on their side while they wait for: the big one to drop, the super quake, the EMP bomb, the meteor to hit earth, or the Ruskies to invade, that’s not realistic either ….. much like your kit.
Can I ask a genuine question as someone who is a beginner. What is the point of the rachet and bit set? I mean i know what they do, but what benefit does it give a survival kit? Again, im being totally serious, im looking for things to add of they are useful snd just wondering if someone can give me more of a reason to have them
About half your kit is unnecessary, you could survive a night or two with this, but it mostly a bag of novelty gadgets
all staff is like new or just completely new never test it on the field never use it just all in theory
boring to hear i have this i have this just you have the best quality items so what
what about skills your hands is like baby omg this is placebo or plastic dream
go out noob toughen up
Slicon oil is very to treat burn wound. we alaways use is in aLabotory in Chemical Development.
Not being sure of an item in your EDC makes that item useless!
To much you don't need spear aroe and what ever else it was at most you only need 2 fire starters and only the spear head like 5 pounds it needs to be light
Really cool that you displayed all the items individually.. but for me as an edc a lot of things will need to be cut down.. but all in all great video..
I fully agree. If you are planning on building an EDC kit there are alot of stuff that can be excluded.
this is not shared as an EDC - it is offered as a survival kit.
You can take some sally Hansen hard as nails nail varnish and paint it over your ferro rod. That keeps it from degrading.
Best wishes, little bro, no way you can keep that bag, embrace the suck, Hoo-Yah
Plz tell the diamention of ur pouch.dont forget buddy😊
Great kit! I'm looking for one and will use some of your ideas for sure
Wow, thanks for the video. It gives me a lot of food for thought.
got better gear in my pack wont waste money on this junk
That's cute 😂, but seriously dont think you'd last 2 days with all that junk...seriously a plastic whistle compass????
This should be titled "How to Make a Really Heavy, Bulky Survival Kit, With Useless Items and Wasted Space, by Someone With No Real World Bushcrafting or Survival Experience."
That's a TERRIBLE kit, with a few useful items. You will never convince me you have any real world experience or formal survival training with that kit. There are some very useful items in it, including some I've never seen. There are also some useful items that have much better options available. And, there's JUNK in there that take up space you could use for other things or just adds unnecessary weight and bulk.
The only way that kit is useful is a a vehicle kit, and if it's a vehicle kit, there's several changes that could - or should - be made.
Thanks for the feedback. Please let me know what recommendations or changes you would suggest.
You want to tell me that your ferrocerium rod once dissolved? An assortment of rare earths plus iron doesnt simply dissolved in a fluid. Iron has a melting point of 1200-1300 degrees Celsius and the only other Method is Hydrochloric acid, and I highly doubt that you store your fire steel in that...
Ferro rods are designed to rapidly oxide resulting in sparks. These same oxides + iron make ferro rods corrode when exposed to moisture slowly turning them into dust. If you search ferro rod corrosion you can see many examples of this happening.
That is one super comprehensive kit. Some very cool items that i will be looking into. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching.
Lot of redundacies.
Survival is overrated.
Where's the snare wire?
Really good kit! This is concise and covers so many bases
Thanks! I am glad you liked it!
Couple of questions!
1) what's the weight?
2) if you know, what's the cost of the whole kit?
* you could market this kit to high end users. You obviously have a skill set of putting these things all together. Most kits you see are a bunch of china crap thrown together. Great presentation!
Weight is just at 5 pounds.
I do not know the exact cost of the kit as I have built it up over the past 9 years. Almost all of the items are available on Amazon but would be pretty expensive to replicate. I suggest that people use the ideas that I had to create their own kit as their needs/wants will be different than mine.
Rather than making kits to sell I do provide links to the individual products that I could find on amazon and I earn an affiliate commission on any sales (normally 3%).
Nice kit. Thanks
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Love this kit!
Thanks! It has been fun building it up.
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Nevermind the narrow minded commenters saying your kit is useless. This is a great kit. I would add some heavy duty needles with a spool of kevlar cord, a pry tool, brass wire, a metal saw, a scissor, a nail clipper, and a Victorinox Hiker but I understand you may have some of that in other places.
Thanks for the feedback and great suggestions. Will definitely look into adding needles and kevlar cord. I do have a dermasafe saw what is able to slowly cut metal.
What was the bigger Saw at the starter of Video
I believe you are referring to the silky pocketboy. I also carry a much larger saw called the silky bigboy 2000.
Did post the specific items and links?
Yes, I added links to the video description. Thanks!
I would change your altoid can for more Medical gear. Mole skin, bandaids or gauze. Maybe add some Kevlar small strand as you have a ton of spear and attachments that may require strong lightweight rope. Upgrade your Flashlight to maybe a Pheonix PD36R! and only pack 1. (It will be the only flashlight you ever carry i guarantee it!} With the extra room you can stash a pack of cards for those lonely moments, or moments if your good to make some money! And where is your MRE!