Bushcraft Loadout: Retro Gear Kit Options
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2024
- This gear kit setup is for a 3-day plus trip that I recently took (the up and coming video will be released next week).
I added some extra items that are redundancies in order to give you more variety in this Loadout. Weighs 30lb/15kilos
Feel free to ask all the questions.
cheers
:23 PNW Bushcraft wax canvas ground sheet
:24 Frost River Isle Royale Jr
:26 My Staff and Kuksa cup
:55 SRO haversack
:58 Cornmeal
1:01 Oatmeal w/trail mix blend
1:05 Miyoko's farmhouse aged "cheddar"
1:16 Waxed canvas lunch bag
1:21 Fox River socks
1:23 Arc'teryx Rho leggings
1:22 Kupilka bowl
1:27 Thermarest sit pad
1:28 Bandana
1:31 Gransfors Bruks Wildlife Hatchet
1:44 SRO Takedown Bucksaw w/Badger Claw outfitters waxed canvas sleeve bag
1:48 Lowa Tibet Hi boots & Darn Tough socks
1:51(3:19) PNW Bushcraft Cedar bucket bag
1:57 Eagle Products tea kettle from Badger Claw outfitters w/ waxed canvas bag
2:08 Oil flask
2:22 Pendleton blanket
2:23 Himalayan pink salt
2:30 left corner: Anker charger bank & Petzl head torch
2:36 Badger Claw outfitters Sami pouch
2:41 18th century sugar cane cone wrapped and wax paper
2:44 Nettle for tea
2:46 Gunpowder tea
2:49 Coffee beans
2:52 SRO 64 Oz Bush pot
(contains in the next video)
3:00 Tea ball and rag
3:09 Two Belmont Sisters utensil bag
3:13 Uberleben spoon
3:14 Seasoning tin
3:15 Helikon-Tex poncho
3:19 (1:51) PNW Bushcraft Cedar bucket bag
4:08 Fire kit
4:13 Flint and Steel
4:28 20 ft of No. 36 Bankline
4:32 Burning glass necklace
4:36 Charcloth tin with a fatwood & jute twine wrap
4:49 DC3 sharpener
4:56 Fjallraven singi gaiters
4:59 Medkit (Badger Claw Outfitters) -gauze, Bug juice, blister patch, leukotape, Band-Aids etc
5:40 Quikclot
5:53 Osprey drybag
6:09 Down booties
6:21 SmartWool cap (doesn't keep its shape, nor does most SmartWool products) in my experience, sorry
6:26 SmartWool neck gaiter A+
6:30 Wool jumper
6:35 SRO haversack
6:40 Sourdough loaf in a waxed canvas lunch bag
6:40 SRO canteen w/ Badger Claw outfitters canteen bag
7:04-7:07 SRO nesting cup w/stove (all comes as a set with the canteen, stove & bail)
7:11 Bail
7:17 Combat wipes
7:22 Mushroom, wild edibles, medicinal plants guidebooks & map
7:25 Helikon-Tex Woodcrafter gloves
7:35 Colorado Bushcraft waxed canvas ground cloth
7:50 Waterproof tarp
8:02 To the right is fatwood wrapped in twine
8:08 Casstrom ferro rod
8:30 Sporran w/GoPro Hero 8 camera shadow
8:22 Outdoor Research mask
8:35 Samsung s20 phone
8:45 Black pouch for my camera and tripod
8:48 Tinder pouch w/ jute twine and birch bark
9:03 Foragers pouch
9:16 Laplander folding saw
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The Timestamps for the items are ready to go. Let me know if you have any questions. Cheers
Bonjour de France, le poid de vôtre sac et seulement de 13,6 kg ( 30 lb) magnifique 👍⛺
Merci! ⭐⭐⭐
Just bought an isle royale jr. I’m curious about how much your 3 day load out weighed.
Hi, 14kilos/30lbs.
A Pack Basket helps to round out the ruck so it doesn't feel like a 12-year-old kid hanging on your back, but adds weight.
I would suggest ordering the belt from Frost River as well so the way it will stabilize and load bare on your hips.
The Ruck was made for a minimum kit, because of a Bushcrafter would craft most of the items they need out in the field.
Hope this helps
@@TheLoreofBushcraft thanks that helps a lot !
Great setup, everyone loves having a nose around someone else's kit load out and I admire your commitment to the old skool canvas kit! Thanks as always for sharing 👍
Hi Barney's, yeah it always seems as if there's something that suits your need when you look objectively at someone else's kit. I have modern and traditional style kit but of course the old skool is what I cherish most. Thanks for watching, as usual!
I love the rustic twist on the dump pouch, very cool. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks mate
Great Setup,for nice time 👍👏 Bushcraft Remstal
A lot of extras, I wanted to show a variety of items because people kept asking me to show my equipment. Those were basics and more than I presently carry. Cheers
Your channel is binge worthy m8. I dig your minimalist rustic old school proven approach, everything is covered and practical I am going to dump a few things of mine and adopt a few of yours I see and I like, Your kitchen game and tools are so on point sir.
Hello mate, much appreciated! I was a little overstocked for that trip, yet without need. Check this one out. I could have used my haversack as a pillow and I didn't need a canteen or a plate. But it was pretty minimal. th-cam.com/video/QNUa3HuxD7c/w-d-xo.html
Class is in, and let me tell you, this is not for everyone. As for myself, I've enjoyed bushcraft all my life. My grandmother had 13 brothers and sisters, and they all practiced bushcraft. Our family preferred cooking outside on a regular basis. This man reaches into my heart and sole. He and I could surely be BFF.
Wow, that must have been great growing up with the whole family involved. I was lucky to have an outdoorsman uncle who used to take me out and about and teach me things. Hopefully, with these video adventures, I can inspire others to carry on the tradition. Cheers mate!
Thanks for sharing! Looks like the blue ridge mountains in some of your vid’s! Great vids!
Glad you are enjoying the mate!
Mate, a fascinating look at some of your kit there . Some real nice bits and bobs . Love the traditional old school kit . Take care 👌🏕
Yes, the traditional kit is my favourite as well. Just the craftsmanship is unsurpassed. Thanks so much mate!
@@TheLoreofBushcraft You're more than welcome 👍🏕
You’re a cool cat. Stay safe and keep doing what you do I’ll be following.
Brilliant, I shall and I'm happy to have you aboard. Cheers mate!
As soon as I saw the extra wooly socks it was instant thumbs up, an extra pair of socks is critical gear as far as I am concerned and I have always packed one!
I pack the extra wool socks and the Goose Feet. The goose feet or a super lightweight, take up near nil room and keep your feet extra cozy, whether you're hammock or ground camping. The combination of those two and you can conquer the elements. Glad we're on the same page mate. Cheers
@@TheLoreofBushcraft I can't say I have ever heard of goose feet. Are they the down boots I have seen before?
Yes they are down booties/socks. Goose Feat is a brand and more expensive than the ones I got below: AEGISMAX Down Booties Down Socks Warm Soft Slippers Down Filled Slipper Boots Indoor Warm Down Slippers Plus Size for Men Black www.amazon.com/dp/B07573SX9Y/ref=cm_sw_r_apanp_CyptYrQuDe7KH
Nice video on the gear load out Carn. I own some of same gear you carry from The PathFinder Self Reliance Outfitters store and I really like that fixed blade knife you have with the ferro rod on the leather sheath you have. I would like to acquire one myself someday when the funds are availuable, great kit.
More stuff than normal, I just wanted to have a varied display for variety. My kit always changes depending on the outing and I use much less stuff than that. Well, I have a variety of knives to choose from, scroll down on my Instagram page where I did some reviews on knives I purchased. I presently use Ray Mears Pro Woodlore Knife for the most part.
Love it! I’m prepping for a camping trip coming up soon. It’s good to see what others bring along to “smooth it” while hanging out in the woods! Thanks for sharing... 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
That's a great idea Chris! I often look for inspiration myself, but lately my aspiration has been to carry less. Let me know if you have any questions and have a wonderful trip! 🏕️
@@TheLoreofBushcraft 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Impressive storage and packaging! everything very well thought out. Leather or fabric very well made, avoiding noise or minor damage.
I will try to do the same !!
Lucas thank you! Your kind words are a pat on the back with confirmation that I'm doing the right things. Much appreciated mate!
Nice set up
Hey, thanks so much mate!
Nice packaging
Thanks, I brought out a little more stuff than I normally do just so I can show variety.
I also have many of the things you use with me. I especially love the Gränsfors. You can move much more freely in nature than we do here in Germany. There are too many prohibitions here.
Hi there, yes, I really happy to be able to move about in the States. Back in Britain it was hard to move about as well, save if you were in Scotland, but there are very little tree's, and therefore no wood. So it's sort of defeats the purpose of being a Woodsman and using an Axe like the Gransfors Bruk.
That's a lot of really cool kit, love it.
Thanks man!
Great video. I love seeing what people carry in their packs. It was amazing how much you could fit but I bet it is awesome to have what you want and what you need. We really appreciate that you are using and sharing our handmade waxed canvas gear. Nothing feels better than knowing something we made is out on an adventure. Keep up the awesome work and we look forward to more ~Sincerely Heather
Thank you, that's also your PNW ground sheet underneath everything. I brought along extra items for more variety. Example: I didn't need the Poncho because I could have used your ground sheet as one, etc. I also turned it into a sleeping bag in my next video. Good to hear from you Heather
@@TheLoreofBushcraft It so great you are able to use it in more ways. I try to pack light but that rarely happens because I like using all our gear and I enjoy drawing and painting, along with reading so those always get tossed in too
@@TheLoreofBushcraft I look forward to see the next video
Great load out brother!
I've read comments before about the added weight of bags and pouches. I LIKE keeping my gear organized.
Thanks for the video
Thanks man! I brought along some redundancies in order to have variety for the loadout but I could have went with much less. The pack only came out to be about 30 lb
Cool kit
Thanks Smoked Eel
Great gear bud. Nothing like quality
I agree, good gear is reliable.
Enjoyed seeing your load out
Excellent!
Cool kit ! Love it .🍺🍺🍺
Thanks mate, glad you agree! Cheers
Thanks mate, glad you agree! Cheers
I really enjoy learning about bushcraft and I'm so glad I came across your channel! Subscribed! :)
Stephanie, I'm honoured. I think nature is one of the best things someone can share. I'm glad I could bring it to you. Welcome to my channel!
Cool gear load out, very interesting to see other people's kit, good health and safe travels my friend, cheers craig
Thanks Craig,
I think the same, it gives Real World first hand usage.
Some really need nice kit there!
Much appreciated thank you!
Fantastic kit. But this is the one video I wish you spoke a tad haha 😂
Thanks mate, and yes I understand
Very nice my friend 🤠
Thanks mate!
Great video
Thank you Hiram!
Absolutely excellent 👏
Thank you William!
❤ the Kilt
Brilliant! Thank you
I think your body will break before that strong gear does.
That's funny, it is truly rugged out there, and you need good kit to get you through things. 💪
Nice video, well done :)
Thanks my good man! 💪
👍 Nice kit, thank you for sharing. What does it weigh?
Hello, thanks, it weights just under 15 Kilos.
@@TheLoreofBushcraft I had to convert that to pounds and was surprised how light it was considering all the gear. I must change my original comment, it is a really nice Kit! 😀
What’s the pouch/bag at 1.51 I need that in my life
And how many litres is the kettle?
Oh that wasn't a pan it was a bowl from Kupilka
PNW Bushcraft Cedar bucket bag
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Where's your dozen knives? I thought you had to have at least 1 knife for each possible task...with a backup of course!🤣
Really though, you've clearly put a lot of thought and effort into your kit. I appreciate both the utility and the looks. Also, kilts rock my dude! Which tartan is that, do you know? 😁👍
Thank you! Well, it's not the amount of knives that helps you perform, it's the skill that one can perform with one knife is what makes them a true Outdoorsman. I have a plethora of knives and I simply choose one that is best suited for the adventure ahead. The kilt I got in Scotland many years ago and don't recall exactly. Thank you for your kind words. Follow me on Instagram and you can see my full knife collection on a lower page. Cheers
Did you not see the knife on my hip that I pulled out and displayed?
@@TheLoreofBushcraft I did see your knife. I was just making a little joke because a lot of the folks doing "bushcraft" videos seem to feel the need for a whole bunch of knives. I like you you don't do that. Your kit shows that you actually use it as opposed to a lot of the folks making videos on TH-cam. I don't have Instagram, but you've got me as a follower here on TH-cam. Keep up the great work 👍
That's wonderful! Thank you so much, I really appreciate hearing that!
Nice boots. I like the waxed canvas as an material but those canvas packs rucks without an frame or suspension are garbage and a ripoff in your community. Darn things are torture devices and in steep big terrain they are downright awful. I used them long time ago in the forest service and came to hate them. A better solution is to team an canvas bag up with an pack frame like Bul Pac or an Nimrod frame or any external frame.
Hello Aaron, yes they can be torturous, that’s why I placed a Pack basket inside that particular bag to give it to rigidity, otherwise it hangs like a 12-year-old child on your back. Really makes a huge difference. If you see my newer videos, you will my new ruck that it has a padded Lumbar support. It was designed with ease of carry at the forefront. It cost me nearly a grand, but it is worth it. I am now completely satisfied and have no issues ( I can run with it packed out). The boots are great, thank you!
Hallo where did you get your first aid kit?is it Canvas
Sorry for the late reply mate, Badger Claw Outfitters
@@TheLoreofBushcraft kein Problem.
@@TheLoreofBushcraft no problem thank you! You going to upload a video soon?
Yes, I certainly will.
What size pack do you have cause that's a lot of stuff your carrying
Hi, it's a 25 to 40 L expandable. All of it only weighed 15 kilo/30 lbs. I brought some extra things along so I can show more variety but I'm sure you can see redundancies.
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Thanks mate!
What rpg is this?
Hi, I don't understand. What does RPG stand for?
@@TheLoreofBushcraft role playing game, your footage is great and equipment looks spectacular. Looks straight out of a survival game. Looks great 👍
I thought that was a gaming term. There's no role play here, this is just what I do. I love the outdoors and it's a major part of my life. Equipment is good but the knowledge is better. Thank you for your kind words!