Fire Starting & Construction with Kyle Lamb | 5.11 Outdoors, part 2
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2024
- In this 3-part series focusing on survival skills in the outdoors, Kyle Lamb shows Jess from 5.11 some of the basics when headed into the backcountry. In part 2, they discuss the basics of starting proper fire construction.
Part 1: • How to Properly Check ...
Part 3: • Wayfinding in the Wild...
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After living in the country for most of my life, it always amazes me how so many people are lost when it comes to even the basics like building a proper fire or hiking down a mountain. Glad you posted this video, if it helps even one person you've done your job!
I've been successfully building fires my whole life; from fireplaces and stoves to the tops of mountains during a snowstorm, but for city-folks and the like, they could use this training that just might save their life.
Lambs beard jus gets more epic everytime I see him
These videos are sick!
I love the "experts" on here telling a former Delta Operator how to start a fire. Thank God they commented!
***** You dont get the point of this video???
lol He showing a city type chick how to stay warm with some basic tools you can literally fit your pocket..............But hey, thanks for the insight on the matter.
Thank God you commented ;)
Kyle did not do anything special at all. As an outdoorsman who has been successfully building fires my whole life, including on the tops of mountains during a snowstorm, I had thought he was going to teach the really hard parts of fire starting, which he did not.
severecracker the easy way is always the best but using a ferro rod would've been better and more informative
The five tenets of survival are food, water, shelter, fire, and command and signal. When youre cut off they are all about as equally important. And no, not just anyone can start a fire with a lighter, besides redundancy is drilled into operators heads and I am certain SGM would have a second source of fire starting. The only thing I would have emphasized more of is to completely gather and prepare materials before striking a flint.
At least they didn't get out the fire striker kit ! When all you need is a couple cheap butain lighters! Thanks for using a lighter! lol!
All I know is how to use a lighter good thing I watch this
Babe in the woods!
I was just about to make the same comment.
But , can she start a fire with matches ? Remember "The Ten Essentials" by the Seattle Mountaineers ! If she was a real lady she would know real men drink tea (and also the ladies). Also "Hot Chocolate" is another great pick. Made a one hand "Fire Kit" from a large Kiwi Shoe Polish tin. Thank you for a great video ! tjl P.S. Yes, the tin does include a BIC lighter and stormproof matches with the striker and can be used to make "char cloth". And yes made a fire from "match book matches".
Maybe I'm crazy, but aren't a lot of these skills considered basic in Boy Scouts?
I was disappointed in this video, since Kyle did not do anything special at all. As an outdoorsman who has been successfully building fires my whole life, including on the tops of mountains during a snowstorm, I had thought he was going to teach the really hard parts of fire starting, which he did not.
Maybe because he is teaching A ROOKIE
Anyone can light a fire with a lighter.
she's very cute..
Not a video to learn firecraft.
Bic lighter is nice but was hoping for a flint and steel or a ferro rod. Fat wood feather stick was a good touch