Which "apocalypse" did you mean? It's just in the past 2 years we've had like 6 so far, of course here we are.... No apocalypse, just a bunch of people being manipulated. I turned 30 last year, still relatively young, yet I've survived what? Like 50 "end of the world"s? I honestly don't understand why people keep pushing this narrative. Are attention spans really that short that people can't remember the last "apocalypse" and realize it's all bs?
I was watching a video on shemagh and this video showed up on the side. I am so thankful it did. The first thing I noticed was you glowing smile. I learned so much. Thank you.
The "gaiter" is very effective. Never heard it called that but this method is definitely better than the reverse which starts front w/tails hanging front to back and tucks reverse. This Gaiter method covers more area and breathes better. Great video monk dude.
You can also wrap different Turban with it. I did this once to my mother as she visited me and didn´t anticipate that it would be much colder here. You can easily make an improvised hat that not just gives you two layers on the head but additional protection around the ears: 1) fold it into a big triangle 2) roll the long edge 3 times so that you got a triangle with two laces. 3) put the triangle on your head and knot the laces behind your back 4) take the upper lace and stuff it into the brim of your turban 5) this leaves the lower lace dangling down. It can be used to cover your face or neck.
Hello and thank you for doing this video because, I learned so much! Some years ago, I learned the value in carrying a couple of extremely lightweight Sarong wraps with me as I backpacked a few times on "Camino" in Spain & Portugal (used them as curtains on bunks, towels, hair wraps, tops, knee wraps and so much more). Now I'll go peruse your other videos! May God bless you and yours.
Saved Monk: Thanks for the food for thought! I've had a shemagh for years that's just been sitting in my go-bag but not getting it's proper use apparently. Suggestion: On using as an arm sling, the knot should be at the shoulder so the injured arm has more room to rest. Otherwise you restrict blood flow in the arm/wrist area. Try to avoid using a square knot, esp. on the shoulder, as it can be quite uncomfortable in short order. Try to make the joint in front of the shoulder to keep from putting too much pressure on those nerves/blood vessels as well.
These are a must have for any camping or hiking trip, or even out fishing and hunting. There is no shortage of uses for a big square of light fabric and it carries easily on your neck, across your shoulders or even stuffed in a bag. Light and practical, but when you fold it to put more fabric between you and the weather, it just gets better and better. I've used mine to hide, just for practice. You duck down low and cover up... and don't move. So long as the colors worn are close to the natural surroundings, you are much harder to spot and hey... one day that could save your life.
I've used the little satchel wrap to carry a little short-haired cat in it as I've gone on walks in woods or forest. She loved being carried like that.
That was the best shemagh options video I've ever seen. Great bunch of styles that were very well demonstrated Sean! I really enjoyed this one! And as always, your positivity and energy shine through and make me feel great! Thank you for sharing my brother. GB Be well Craig
Thank you mate from the UK. I knew a few uses for a Shemagh before, but Mr Monk you have shown me many more this from now on will be a useful part of any future outdoor activity kit.
I just bought a shemagh and brother, you have my full thanks and appreciation. This was an awesome and very informative video, keep up the positive vibe.
@@CommandandConquest this is years old by nnow .. but jsut stumbled over this clip and was wondering the same thing? Where coiuldd one get that hoodie? @savedmonkoutdoorchannel8930
My son asked me what I use mine for and I shared a few ways with him. Now I shared this video with him to cover everything else. Learned a lot from watching. Thanks. 👍
After so many videos of the same old stuff in super-saturated tactical market your light hearted and humorous approach along with some fresh ideas was enjoyable. Thank you. Know I even know about the comfortable looking Boreal sweater. Thank you.
I was going through videos on tying shenagh, sitting in front of my mirror practicing and your video popped up.. i have bever seen any of your stuff.m i enjoyed this one, so Im going to explore some more of your stuff, thanks. Also on the jungle wrap to bunn wrap, if is really hot you can wet the hanging part on your neck and allow evaporative cooling to help...lol you mention that later
I am glad you made this video. I found a video 7 ways to tie a shemagh. I found your video and watched it, I found the way I like to wear it best on my head. I like the jungle/commando wrap because it looks like a bandanna on my head. Thank you for this video.
The "gator" is very effective. Never heard it called that but this method is definitely better than the reverse. Starts front and ties in around throat in front. Gator method covers more area and breathes better. Great video monk dude.
I was given a Keffiyeh by a Palestinian to help show solidarity. It has also been so helpful keeping me cool in Summer. When you stand with Palestinians it's impossible to not get something from them too because they are such a giving and resourceful people.
This is the best video I have seen on the topic! I find it awkward to carry a shemagh and prefer to use a 1m by 1m triangular bandana, just as usefull at half the bulk
🌸 thank goodness I found this, have been addicted to camping near beaches and wild areas However, it’s also very windy and sand kept getting into my hair, face, nose and eyes I wore hat but that blew off, I tried shades but still got specs going into my eyes and it did nothing for my poor mouth and nose I buttoned up my shirts all way up lol I have loads of beautiful scarfs and most are the right sizes, I am of Indian decent I should know this, but grew up in UK I can’t wait to do this, plus it’s quite fascinating what people used to do long ago and the practice is still relevant because they knew their stuff 🎉
Excellent! I have to go to Florida in August and some of these will come in handy after I dip it in cold cooler water. Love the sweatshirt, it's on the list to pick up for the fall
When i had a shemagh as a scarf i preferred the outlaw style but then around the neck. So a triangle style, with the triangle at the front then wrap the ends around the neck. This made it protect the upper chest and especially underneath a zippered jacket it kept the cold wind from coming in just above the zipper end... another way i wore it sometime, was just in a triangle over the shoulders, with the triangle side covering the back, giving two layers on the upper back... that makes 23 ^^ ... tnx for sharing :)
I forgot to ask but since makeing some bad purchases on shemag, I am curious where you found yours? . It looks much larger and better quality than what I have purchased .
There is no other piece of clothing or apparel on the planet that is as versatile as the Shemagh. The Hirbawi make from Palastines last Shemagh factory is without doubt the best in my opinion.
I'm in the U.S., and had no idea the way I wrap my scarves normally is considered the gator wrap way. It just made more sense to me since I've been a kid. 😮
in saudi arabia when winter come specially in desert put shamagh like ninja style but in perfect way as i'll mention 1-fold diagonally 2- put it on your head as middle east style (you will have two sides long right and left with covered back) 3- fold sides left and right diagonally (from top back corner of your head, part of outer become inside and behind your ears to fit front of your head) and sure both side are flat not screw . 4- one side around and cover your mouth and nose and end of this side insert in other side corner which formed as pocket 5- the second side of shamagh around your neck by this way give you perfect protection and good sight , and i hope help.
@@Naizhenghad is dry cold .. I mean, if the temperature is 15 degrees Celsius, it will be very cold.. because moisture maintains heat.. Last month it was 10 degrees
That is great information to know and I always wondered how the shemagh is to be used. I will buy one now and include it in my backpack for use when out camping. I thank you for sharing this information and wish you a Very Merry Christmas.
Thanks for the great video. Can I ask where you got your hoodie? Although I don't believe that the word hoodie does it justice. It is a very sweet looking garment
Excellent video friend, I can indicate the brand or the Buy Link to acquire a shemagh like the one, it is great to make the configurations well. Greetings and Bendings to all. Excelente video amigo, me podrías indicar la marca o el Link de compra para adquirir un shemagh como el tuyo, ojalá sea grande para hacer bien las configuraciones. Saludos y Bendiciones a todos.
Great video! Just wondering, is there a wrap similar to the outlaw but with the possibility of covering&uncovering the mouth when needed instead of having it cover the mouth all the time?
Watched this video a year or so ago !I had to come back to it so I could wear comfortable mass just refresh my memory I love your personality stay safe.
Thank you for helping me stay stylish during the apocalypse
No cap lol
🤣
Which "apocalypse" did you mean? It's just in the past 2 years we've had like 6 so far, of course here we are.... No apocalypse, just a bunch of people being manipulated. I turned 30 last year, still relatively young, yet I've survived what? Like 50 "end of the world"s? I honestly don't understand why people keep pushing this narrative. Are attention spans really that short that people can't remember the last "apocalypse" and realize it's all bs?
Based
Why just the apocalypse? Why not immediatly?
You did an outstanding job of demonstrating the essentially endless options you have with this valuable tool. Thank you so much!
My uncle bought me one for Christmas a couple years ago. All black. I love knowing more ways to use it than the few he showed me. Thank you!
I was watching a video on shemagh and this video showed up on the side. I am so thankful it did. The first thing I noticed was you glowing smile. I learned so much. Thank you.
Just bought one to help me through the winter months, I never knew they had so many uses, I'm converted. Many thanks for this helpful video.
That pullover you're wearing is epic.
The "gaiter" is very effective. Never heard it called that but this method is definitely better than the reverse which starts front w/tails hanging front to back and tucks reverse. This Gaiter method covers more area and breathes better. Great video monk dude.
You can also wrap different Turban with it. I did this once to my mother as she visited me and didn´t anticipate that it would be much colder here. You can easily make an improvised hat that not just gives you two layers on the head but additional protection around the ears:
1) fold it into a big triangle
2) roll the long edge 3 times so that you got a triangle with two laces.
3) put the triangle on your head and knot the laces behind your back
4) take the upper lace and stuff it into the brim of your turban
5) this leaves the lower lace dangling down. It can be used to cover your face or neck.
Hello and thank you for doing this video because, I learned so much! Some years ago, I learned the value in carrying a couple of extremely lightweight Sarong wraps with me as I backpacked a few times on "Camino" in Spain & Portugal (used them as curtains on bunks, towels, hair wraps, tops, knee wraps and so much more). Now I'll go peruse your other videos! May God bless you and yours.
very good and useful styles of usage . Good job
+Far North Bushcraft And Survival thx Lonnie! always an honor to hear from you!!! God bless you brother!
@@savedmonkoutdoorschannel8930god bless you too irmão
Saved Monk: Thanks for the food for thought! I've had a shemagh for years that's just been sitting in my go-bag but not getting it's proper use apparently.
Suggestion: On using as an arm sling, the knot should be at the shoulder so the injured arm has more room to rest. Otherwise you restrict blood flow in the arm/wrist area. Try to avoid using a square knot, esp. on the shoulder, as it can be quite uncomfortable in short order. Try to make the joint in front of the shoulder to keep from putting too much pressure on those nerves/blood vessels as well.
These are a must have for any camping or hiking trip, or even out fishing and hunting. There is no shortage of uses for a big square of light fabric and it carries easily on your neck, across your shoulders or even stuffed in a bag. Light and practical, but when you fold it to put more fabric between you and the weather, it just gets better and better.
I've used mine to hide, just for practice. You duck down low and cover up... and don't move. So long as the colors worn are close to the natural surroundings, you are much harder to spot and hey... one day that could save your life.
My favorites were
Cowboy 3:00
Gaitor 3:55
Commando 7:00
Ninja 11:30
Haversack and backpack haversack 14:15
Thank you for sharing these!
thx for watching!
I've used the little satchel wrap to carry a little short-haired cat in it as I've gone on walks in woods or forest. She loved being carried like that.
Fantastic video! Not rushed, but no filler, packed with useful information. Exactly what I wanted.
You have earned yourself a new subscriber.
That was the best shemagh options video I've ever seen. Great bunch of styles that were very well demonstrated Sean!
I really enjoyed this one! And as always, your positivity and energy shine through and make me feel great! Thank you for sharing my brother.
GB
Be well
Craig
+Forestwalker111 i'm humbled. It is always a blessing to see and read your comments my bearded bushcraft brother! Be blessed!
+Saved Monk Outdoors Channel always look forward to sharing your adventures my brother :)
I have to admit that these things have been growing on me the last couple of months. They can also be used as a satchel, belt etc.
very true! thx for watching!
Saved Monk Outdoors Channel if I had watched the entire video prior to commenting I would have seen you demonstrate what I said.
I hope you bought one
Wow what luck! And I have to buy my shemaghs... while some people grow them right out of their bodies. Amazing
What's a satchel ?
Thank you mate from the UK.
I knew a few uses for a Shemagh before, but Mr Monk you have shown me many more this from now on will be a useful part of any future outdoor activity kit.
I just bought a shemagh and brother, you have my full thanks and appreciation. This was an awesome and very informative video, keep up the positive vibe.
Shemaghs for life!
Btw very cool hoodie.
+Count Raven thx! be blessed!
Agreed. Where can I get this hoodie?
One of the great scarfs is Mohavy. I did purchase it from Amazon - > amzn.to/2mfLUzp
@@ecommercesmart1003 lmao advertising your ecommerce and your shitty quality scarves items?
@@CommandandConquest this is years old by nnow .. but jsut stumbled over this clip and was wondering the same thing? Where coiuldd one get that hoodie? @savedmonkoutdoorchannel8930
My son asked me what I use mine for and I shared a few ways with him. Now I shared this video with him to cover everything else. Learned a lot from watching. Thanks. 👍
After so many videos of the same old stuff in super-saturated tactical market your light hearted and humorous approach along with some fresh ideas was enjoyable. Thank you. Know I even know about the comfortable looking Boreal sweater. Thank you.
thx
PSA: The "outlaw wrap" has now changed to the "rona wrap"
Greetings from the Covid19 dystopian future😷
Randy Hill honestly I would rather use this than a mask, many more uses
Your Name Here nice profile pic bro
The Hat thanks man
I do the same thing but I put a little air filter sheet in the fold.
@@GK-wv2bm goodidea
Seeing how old this video is, I hope you are well in these troubling times. Subscribed.
You are a ray of sunshine and seeing you made my day better, thank you for this video.
Just came across your video, I'm impressed with its versatility and you have the most ways to wear one that I've seen. Excellent job.
Love how you just made up your own names for some of the wraps haha
This was a very helpful demonstration video as I was trying to decide on a scarf or a shemaugh and you’ve made the decision easy, thanks a lot man!
I was going through videos on tying shenagh, sitting in front of my mirror practicing and your video popped up.. i have bever seen any of your stuff.m i enjoyed this one, so Im going to explore some more of your stuff, thanks. Also on the jungle wrap to bunn wrap, if is really hot you can wet the hanging part on your neck and allow evaporative cooling to help...lol you mention that later
My dad gave me his shemagh he got in Afghanistan when he was deployed and I honestly love it... Btw great video, I know I'm kinda late 😂
AY JOHINE!!!! Welcome to the new life
I am glad you made this video. I found a video 7 ways to tie a shemagh. I found your video and watched it, I found the way I like to wear it best on my head. I like the jungle/commando wrap because it looks like a bandanna on my head. Thank you for this video.
+David Hovis thx for watching! nice mma pic! Be blessed!
Very cool and instructive video! You're very very likable and thanks for your effort! Take care of you 🙏🏻❤️
The Outlaw Wrap is my go to in winter. I don't tie it in the back but bring the ends to the front and do a single overhand. Works good.
Very useful and charming video, thanks for that, it was really nice to watch
thx
The "gator" is very effective. Never heard it called that but this method is definitely better than the reverse. Starts front and ties in around throat in front. Gator method covers more area and breathes better. Great video monk dude.
I was given a Keffiyeh by a Palestinian to help show solidarity. It has also been so helpful keeping me cool in Summer. When you stand with Palestinians it's impossible to not get something from them too because they are such a giving and resourceful people.
All I could think of was Michael Scott cutting off his pant legs and demonstrating how to wear them.
This is the best video I have seen on the topic! I find it awkward to carry a shemagh and prefer to use a 1m by 1m triangular bandana, just as usefull at half the bulk
I love this guys smile and energy. Very chipper fella
Watching you watch your 6 every time you step into the next scene has me lol
What's in them trees bro?
🌸 thank goodness I found this, have been addicted to camping near beaches and wild areas
However, it’s also very windy and sand kept getting into my hair, face, nose and eyes
I wore hat but that blew off, I tried shades but still got specs going into my eyes and it did nothing for my poor mouth and nose
I buttoned up my shirts all way up lol
I have loads of beautiful scarfs and most are the right sizes, I am of Indian decent I should know this, but grew up in UK
I can’t wait to do this, plus it’s quite fascinating what people used to do long ago and the practice is still relevant because they knew their stuff 🎉
looked around 100 sides to find a nice binding option for the hood variant. thank you very much
Thank you so much for your time and give us a great lesson of how to use it. Regards.
thx 4 watching!
Also. That is an awesome water bottle. And that hoodie is awesome.
Excellent! I have to go to Florida in August and some of these will come in handy after I dip it in cold cooler water. Love the sweatshirt, it's on the list to pick up for the fall
thx, be blessed and have a great time in Florida!
When i had a shemagh as a scarf i preferred the outlaw style but then around the neck. So a triangle style, with the triangle at the front then wrap the ends around the neck. This made it protect the upper chest and especially underneath a zippered jacket it kept the cold wind from coming in just above the zipper end... another way i wore it sometime, was just in a triangle over the shoulders, with the triangle side covering the back, giving two layers on the upper back... that makes 23 ^^ ... tnx for sharing :)
Thank you for teaching this. Came back years later to remember a couple of these
What is the hoodie that you are wearing?
Did you ever find the hoodie
Looks like a boreal wool shirt
Your awsome dude. Really enjoying your videos!
thx for watching!
I forgot to ask but since makeing some bad purchases on shemag, I am curious where you found yours? . It looks much larger and better quality than what I have purchased .
Awesome videos 😊👍🏻 Thanks for all the ideas
Thank you! Very informational, well spoken, great attitude...keep up the great work!!
Anybody know what sweatshirt he's wearing?? I like it A LOT
Cool video bro. I got my first shemagh today. Watch a video or two but yours was the best bro. Thanks man
There is no other piece of clothing or apparel on the planet that is as versatile as the Shemagh. The Hirbawi make from Palastines last Shemagh factory is without doubt the best in my opinion.
I'm in the U.S., and had no idea the way I wrap my scarves normally is considered the gator wrap way. It just made more sense to me since I've been a kid. 😮
Where did you get that hoodie I want one
eBay, Keffiyeh schmog. 44" in many colors. Very cheap.
in saudi arabia when winter come specially in desert put shamagh like ninja style but in perfect way as i'll mention
1-fold diagonally
2- put it on your head as middle east style (you will have two sides long right and left with covered back)
3- fold sides left and right diagonally (from top back corner of your head, part of outer become inside and behind your ears to fit front of your head) and sure both side are flat not screw .
4- one side around and cover your mouth and nose and end of this side insert in other side corner which formed as pocket
5- the second side of shamagh around your neck
by this way give you perfect protection and good sight , and i hope help.
Snow in arab? Wait really?
Do winters in the middle East get very cold?
Yes very cold.
@@dondeka2086 YESSSSSSSSSSSSSS,STOP YOUR STERYOTYPIC BRAIN.PLUS THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS ARAB
@@Naizhenghad is dry cold .. I mean, if the temperature is 15 degrees Celsius, it will be very cold.. because moisture maintains heat.. Last month it was 10 degrees
That is great information to know and I always wondered how the shemagh is to be used. I will buy one now and include it in my backpack for use when out camping. I thank you for sharing this information and wish you a Very Merry Christmas.
great video.. not sure about the last use, but great ideas, and very information
Great video. I knew shemaghs were handy to have in the outdoors but I didn't realize just how many uses they actually had. Jesus Bless.
+David Cowin God bless!
Camo method is my favorite. All jokes aside, great video, thank you
Thank you so much I never knew how versatile shemaghs were the content was very funny and educational :)
I love that you shouted out the "Moses" look like a Jewish tallit! Much love from a Jew in Pittsburgh!
Good job man very informational. Love the Karate Kid Moves..keep that energy. Will use this as a reference often.
I have the same colour, great minds think alike thanks for the video keep up the good work ✌️
18:06
Wait! Where'd he go?
18:13
*OH SHIT!!!*
Enjoyed watching your video you're awesome keep doing what you're doing man.
Subscribed! I like the way you present your 'show'. Keep it up!
Very good video! I know this video is 3 years old, but it popped up in my recommendations. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for the great video. Can I ask where you got your hoodie? Although I don't believe that the word hoodie does it justice. It is a very sweet looking garment
The Shamogh is a amazing piece of gear. Summer to winter it is my most used thing on edc..
great video. Glad to see people branching their cultural knowledge.
Cool vid...showed my kids for info too...totally dug it
I love your many ways and ideas. Your awesome
I just bought mine and needed to learn how to use it, thanks man.
Lol, between each demo he walks away and then comes back to introduce next demo...😋
Just discovered your chanel and love your content. Keep up the great work, God bless!
thx! God bless you my friend!
Nice job on your video brother, im going to order a couple of those i had no idea they had so many uses.
Great video and very informative. I plan on getting a black one soon.
Thank you for showing me different ways to wear a shemagh. I just got a cyote colored one and I use it in many different ways.
Very smart and funny, just what I like. Thank You very much Sir! Greetings from France ^_^
Very useful & knowledgeable thank you 😁👍
Very nice choices in styles for different functions.
+draconIs yes, it is versatile! thx for watching friend! Be blessed!
+Saved Monk Outdoors Channel Thank you for the great videos and knowledge you share. Blessed back to you. :D
much obliged! take care my friend!
Where'd you get your pullover? Love the video btw!
Where can I get the sweater/hoodie from? Looks comfy!
Hands down more ways I know you even could tie it THANK YOU
I wore one in Afghanistan, bit not since. You really made a great video on the many uses. I liked and subbed your channel ATVB
Excellent video friend, I can indicate the brand or the Buy Link to acquire a shemagh like the one, it is great to make the configurations well. Greetings and Bendings to all.
Excelente video amigo, me podrías indicar la marca o el Link de compra para adquirir un shemagh como el tuyo, ojalá sea grande para hacer bien las configuraciones. Saludos y Bendiciones a todos.
thx
Great video! Just wondering, is there a wrap similar to the outlaw but with the possibility of covering&uncovering the mouth when needed instead of having it cover the mouth all the time?
+ZSETI i'm sure there is. :) the outlaw wrap is actually quite easy to remove and then get back on. thx for commenting and watching! Be blessed!
I love the west coast rap 😀 Cool video
Great video. Thanks for so many configurations that can be used.
Cheers bruv! You went deep with this✊🏾👍
great info! I'm surprised you didn't show the classic style of wearing it.
Great job....very comprehensive and useful
Nice vid, couple of quite interesting ones. But if the incomings and offgoings were cut off, it would be even better.
Yan Doroshenko I liked the enter and exits, made the video look more seamless, worthy the extra 2 seconds for my brain
I like your hoodie! Where can I find one? Is it wool?
Nice video - I am researching head coverings for work - this was very helpful.
where did you get the sweater from? do you know if that sweater is available for purchase?
Watched this video a year or so ago !I had to come back to it so I could wear comfortable mass just refresh my memory I love your personality stay safe.
Could you use this in the same way that a Krama can be used? Or use a Krama in the same way that shemagh can be used?
I have so many of these but I've never looked into how to tie it. Great video man. Also where you get that dope sweater. Please let me know.
Lester river bushcraft boreal hoodie