I would have never thought how much this has influenced me. I pretty much have 3 bags right now. One for Work, to use for usefull stuff and obviously lunch, one for shopping and one for hiking. Without this video I would have just been a stupid guy with one bag. Thanks a lot.
Philip talking about his back getting sweaty hits very close to home for me. Often I’ll end up hurting my shoulder just so that my back doesn’t end up drenched in sweat. I didn’t realise they made bags designed to prevent this. I might have to get one of those.
As a photography student, i will not go anywhere without a bag. i have my camera bag with slots for lenses and a bit of space for a lunchbox. and i have my "hiking" bag that my dad bought for me pre-covid as i expected to need it for the trips we were going on to Dartmoor. obviously that never happened and i use it for bulk buying milk and other heavy foodstuffs, and i use a carrier bag for the light stuff like bread and chocolate. thank you, phil, for enlightening the uninitiated as to the supremacy of a backpack for shopping. i do look like a dork though, going down to asda with a hiking bag. also, that's not a rape whistle. it's an sos one. my 70-ish hiking bag has a little graphic in the lid that shows you how to blow in order to signal S.O.S, as well as responding to someone else's whistle.
I can guarantee when he walks into a shop, buys a ton of tinned food and puts it in those bags people assume he's ex-army and hasn't readjusted to civilian life upon leaving the force So that makes me laugh
These are lovely videos. While they are almost uncomfortably... Casual, they break the norm in such a bizarre and hilarious way. Its nice to see the relaxed side of Philip, unedited, as I know you are incredibly picky with what you decide to upload.
You could make a video about your favorite kinds of spaghetti hoops and we'd still watch it. Oh wait you already did that and we did watch it. Not complaining, TH-cam really needs this kind of stuff nowadays.
Today I learned Phillip carries a bag that can fit children inside.. I Have been using backpacks for my shopping trips for a couple years now, and i can say with confidence that i wont go back to carrying my stuff home in those handheld bags ever again :)
thanks for the advice about the large bag. now i'll be able to easily transport my goods to and fro when i'm out and about, goods that are definitely not child shaped or weigh similar to a child or cry for help like a child. just oblong noisy groceries safely tucked away. expecting more tips in the future philip!!
@@kliksphilip i feel very intimidated now haha, but not in a million years did i think you would reply to one of my comments let alone, 2 ! been watching your old videos regularly because they are master pieces (from your other channels too) sorry for this long comment, have a great day sir! you just made my night !
Phillip, have you ever thought about going into voice acting? Your charming patter is reassuring, yet intriguing; like a BBC radio host with an actual personality.
People have always looked at me like I was crazy whenever I go to the store with a big backpack (I always walk or bike there), but now I'm happy to know that you are also an appreciator of grocery backpacks (or just backpacks for regular use in general). If you ever plan on getting another big backpack for shopping, I recommend one with a proper frame if you weren't thinking about it already; that game bag is really just a duffel bag with two shoulder straps.
Thanks to this I realized that I probably should take a bag with me more often, I only have been taking it occasionally for when I go cycling. I always found it useful when I went to buy something or If I just wanted to pack a bigger bottle of water. For some reason I never noticed how good it is to have one even if you are not planning to use it. Thanks Phil!
I didnt know people had shopping bags, i live in the USA, and idk if its just that we dont have them, but how i was raised and adapted to in my own adult life, we use the shopping cart. And put all the shopping items in our trunk and or back seat of our cars when we finish *and then put the cart back*
I love your bag enthusiasm! I am a bag person myself and I'm really debating investing into a proper one for the same reasons as you but my current cheap one feels like it will last forever and I can't easily justify replacing it while it still works
You know this was actually kind of useful. I would have wished however if you actually gave us links or the names for each bag and stuff used so we can search it for ourselves and use them as a measurement for future purchases... I want your bags, Philip.
I have a few bags but my favourite is my chair bag. It has a foldable chair built into the bag! I bet I make everyone jealous waiting on the train platform with me sitting comfortably on my chair bag while the plebs have to stand. It's not as comfy as other bags since it's heavier and had a chair resting against my back, but having it on for half and hour or an hour is no biggie.
I'd really like to see that video you suggested about packing stuff in your massive rucksack! I'd also like to see another 'How To Eat Like Me' style video where you cook a meal or something with what you get at the supermarket of your choice!
I appreciate the fact that there are expansion packs within your videos. I'm talking about CC: "I need to make another video at some point explaining how to Phil one of these" 1:50
I went backpaking with my buddies and having a good bag is essential. I could have 20--30 kg in the bag and barely notice, and to think I still go to school with a normal backpack. I like the video!
When I was young exploring the woods a lot I used to be attached to my jacket and my bag. I think it's now human instinct to utilise bags. I'm sure we all have a rucksack of some kind in that cupboard we never go in just incase we need to carry something but we should definitely use them more I always find myself, on the rare occasion that I do have to walk somewhere far, I didn't bring a drink or anything to sit down and recoup some energy. Lived in Scotland a long time and was always out in the woods with friends carrying around capri sun's and corrugated iron sheets building bases. Gotta get out more again just go see some things I haven't before since I'm now back in my hometown where I moved away from at 7 and being 25 and knowing much of the local geography is rather frustrating. I learned a lot about my area of Scotland but just didn't bother researching here even though I'm always on Google maps and Google itself lol.
I personally use a 40L bag with a suspension system. I dump all the heavy stuff in that bag and use a massive cotton shopping bag for light boxes and big light packages like TP. For the smaller (
I have a proper hiking backpack, it does have the separation mesh and even a water bladder port and pouch holder with a hidden compartment for clothing items and a rain cover attached in its own hidden pocket. It is perfect for a motorcyclist like me that doesn't want a carrier on their bike and can't leave valuable items in my motorcycle when I leave it anyway. It is going everywhere with me. It is me. I am the bag person.
Thank you Philip for your valuable knowledge. (I actually found myself cooking the recipe from your how to eat like me videos. We don't have spaghetti hoops here, so I'm only bound to microwaving the beans, but I would love to try the hoops some day).
That part I do get, but it's still a relatively big file size to process, edit, store and upload for a video that's arguably not really a visual spectacle and will probably not break bank in terms of views.
For shopping I'm using a medium sized military backpack (AMP 24). But it has webbing on the arm band thingies, so i put carabiners on both to hand bags on. Tadaa backpack on back, two shopping bags on front nicely distributing the weight and all that hands free.
YES! despite not having any high-level advanced bags im very much a bag dweller as well. couldn't leave the house without it! people who put their phone in their pocket are completely mental to me. it's so easy to lose it or break it like that
I have a Wisport Sparrow II 30L, and it happens to have straps on the side and on the front, which I tend to utilize to attach my jacket to it without having to stuff it into the backpack.
Canadian hiker here, as an expert from birth (like all Canadians are...) you have some EXCELLENT bags! The liter recommendation has always made me laugh aswell, doing rivier crossings that classification feels more like a threat. Just don't ford any rivers on the way to the store and you should be alright!
POV: Philip ties you to a chair and demonstrates his bag knowledge as an act of intimidation
POV: Philip ties you to a chair and explains how he is going to transport your remains.
true
@@covereye5731 "You could fit a child in there"
you : 4:06
@@covereye5731 Or both
This is what being addicted to Death Stranding looks like. Neat.
The execution of that glance after the child line is unrivaled
"Don't ask how I know"
- Philip, probably.
Phil has fantastic comedic timing
Hi
@@RockoDSS Hi
"you could fit a child in there" *proceeds to enter bag*
How did you comment before it was public doe 😳
@@Nelex5000 time zones
@@TheCatOfWarCSGO 😳
@@TheCatOfWarCSGO not how timezones work but okay
@@MaksKCS it is clearly you never studied how they work and how it allows time travel.
I can just imagine Philip waking up and going “you know what would be a good video idea, showing off my bag collection”
boy was he right
Hes done faar more obscure, yet makes it entertaining. True lad.
a great experiment in obtaining bag sponsors.
0:56
That smile. That smile of enthusiasm and eagerness, yet menacing in a way. Like he's about to tell you for real why he likes these bags.
I would have never thought how much this has influenced me. I pretty much have 3 bags right now. One for Work, to use for usefull stuff and obviously lunch, one for shopping and one for hiking. Without this video I would have just been a stupid guy with one bag. Thanks a lot.
Philip talking about his back getting sweaty hits very close to home for me. Often I’ll end up hurting my shoulder just so that my back doesn’t end up drenched in sweat. I didn’t realise they made bags designed to prevent this.
I might have to get one of those.
As a photography student, i will not go anywhere without a bag. i have my camera bag with slots for lenses and a bit of space for a lunchbox. and i have my "hiking" bag that my dad bought for me pre-covid as i expected to need it for the trips we were going on to Dartmoor. obviously that never happened and i use it for bulk buying milk and other heavy foodstuffs, and i use a carrier bag for the light stuff like bread and chocolate. thank you, phil, for enlightening the uninitiated as to the supremacy of a backpack for shopping. i do look like a dork though, going down to asda with a hiking bag.
also, that's not a rape whistle. it's an sos one. my 70-ish hiking bag has a little graphic in the lid that shows you how to blow in order to signal S.O.S, as well as responding to someone else's whistle.
you see, Phil is less likely to get himself into some sort of generic SOS situation and much more likely to...
well, you get what I mean
@@hayatobun H A Y A T O
walking around like a video game protagonist
that's our phil
WOW TIL Kliks does more than just read patch notes! He goes outside and wears bags!
No way someone is so generous about bags /s
"You could fit a child inside"
Gets inside, phillip is a child confirmed
I can guarantee when he walks into a shop, buys a ton of tinned food and puts it in those bags people assume he's ex-army and hasn't readjusted to civilian life upon leaving the force
So that makes me laugh
These are lovely videos. While they are almost uncomfortably... Casual, they break the norm in such a bizarre and hilarious way. Its nice to see the relaxed side of Philip, unedited, as I know you are incredibly picky with what you decide to upload.
You could make a video about your favorite kinds of spaghetti hoops and we'd still watch it. Oh wait you already did that and we did watch it. Not complaining, TH-cam really needs this kind of stuff nowadays.
Today I learned Phillip carries a bag that can fit children inside..
I Have been using backpacks for my shopping trips for a couple years now,
and i can say with confidence that i wont go back to carrying my stuff home in those handheld bags ever again :)
why is this so fascinating
because philip
Your maps are great keep em up
hi kubader!
@@haroldinho420 hey how are ya
I would love the shopping bag bagging tutorial
Kiliksphilip has just managed to make me watch a video about bags for 4 minutes and i loved every second.
Thanks Phillip, very cool
The end cracked me up.
Help
thanks for the advice about the large bag. now i'll be able to easily transport my goods to and fro when i'm out and about, goods that are definitely not child shaped or weigh similar to a child or cry for help like a child. just oblong noisy groceries safely tucked away. expecting more tips in the future philip!!
i feel like no matter how hard filip tries, he can never be intimidating xD
@@kliksphilip i feel very intimidated now haha, but not in a million years did i think you would reply to one of my comments let alone, 2 ! been watching your old videos regularly because they are master pieces (from your other channels too) sorry for this long comment, have a great day sir! you just made my night !
😱
Rumours say RL is still shaking
Thank you Philip for your words of wisdom. I will now go out and buy a collection of large bags for storing ordinary items with ordinary purposes.
1:23 Can't wait for more kidnapping tips with Philip.
Phillip, have you ever thought about going into voice acting? Your charming patter is reassuring, yet intriguing; like a BBC radio host with an actual personality.
That "help" at the end made me laugh way harder than i should of
I adore the slightly awkward and uncomfortable delivery in these videos; it's perfect!
People have always looked at me like I was crazy whenever I go to the store with a big backpack (I always walk or bike there), but now I'm happy to know that you are also an appreciator of grocery backpacks (or just backpacks for regular use in general).
If you ever plan on getting another big backpack for shopping, I recommend one with a proper frame if you weren't thinking about it already; that game bag is really just a duffel bag with two shoulder straps.
Thanks to this I realized that I probably should take a bag with me more often, I only have been taking it occasionally for when I go cycling. I always found it useful when I went to buy something or If I just wanted to pack a bigger bottle of water. For some reason I never noticed how good it is to have one even if you are not planning to use it. Thanks Phil!
Please keep making more videos like this, I feel like I'm learning forbidden knowledge from a man who managed to min-max his everyday life.
hiking bags are ideal for shopping indeed... huge capacity, comfortable for your back... and a unique style on top of that!
what a nice birthday gift, thanks Philip
I just cannot wrap my head around it. This video has a certain energy I can't describe
Philip's best video yet
I enjoyed that video much more than I had expected tbh. I loved your enthusiasm for bags.
Great, now I have to buy 3 bags, thanks Philip
I didnt know people had shopping bags, i live in the USA, and idk if its just that we dont have them, but how i was raised and adapted to in my own adult life, we use the shopping cart. And put all the shopping items in our trunk and or back seat of our cars when we finish *and then put the cart back*
"Shopping Bags"? You mean you go to the market with them, and not use the store plastic poluting ones? That's a nice idea.
No, you still need plastic so that the gates at the exit don't start beeping when you leave
@@HawasGames That's not how they work
@@DJDiarrhea Oh, right, it's aluminum foil - so it is way more eco friendly, my bad
@@HawasGames what?
@@HawasGames what are you even trying to communicate??
I'm so glad the "how 2" series has continued
A good pack is well worth the $$$. My wife got me a very nice 70L, can't wait to use it on some hikes this summer.
Looks like you have a bag full of knowledge on the topic
I could sense the lightness of that hiking bag through video somehow.
this is the best kind of videos. I always wonder before clicking: "why would I be interested in bags?"
now I know, why wouldn't I?
every how 2 video from phil is like your dad trying to teach you for life
I love your bag enthusiasm! I am a bag person myself and I'm really debating investing into a proper one for the same reasons as you but my current cheap one feels like it will last forever and I can't easily justify replacing it while it still works
Videos like these make Phil seem like a peep show character!
You know this was actually kind of useful.
I would have wished however if you actually gave us links or the names for each bag and stuff used so we can search it for ourselves and use them as a measurement for future purchases...
I want your bags, Philip.
I've never thought about taking a gigantic backpack to the grocery store. Then again, I have a car.
The little unnerving glance at the camera after he said "you could fit a child in there" killed me
oh nice. i've been using a large backpack for my groceries too, it's really handy.
I have a few bags but my favourite is my chair bag. It has a foldable chair built into the bag! I bet I make everyone jealous waiting on the train platform with me sitting comfortably on my chair bag while the plebs have to stand. It's not as comfy as other bags since it's heavier and had a chair resting against my back, but having it on for half and hour or an hour is no biggie.
I really love the very different video ideas!
I'd really like to see that video you suggested about packing stuff in your massive rucksack! I'd also like to see another 'How To Eat Like Me' style video where you cook a meal or something with what you get at the supermarket of your choice!
@@gaminginhd720 I don't drive either :D
As a bag maker and a kliksphillip fan, I greatly appreciate this video and spreading the knowledge!
I appreciate the fact that there are expansion packs within your videos. I'm talking about CC:
"I need to make another video at some point explaining how to Phil one of these" 1:50
You never know what kind of videos you are gonna get on this channel, but they are always strangely entertaining.
I too cannot imagine going outside to explore the world without additional inventory slots.
I went backpaking with my buddies and having a good bag is essential. I could have 20--30 kg in the bag and barely notice, and to think I still go to school with a normal backpack. I like the video!
I am in love with you, philip...
thats gay
@@puchu_5001 being gay
no, you're in love with the idea of him.
ight
@@wantab3648 being anything>being femboy
1:33 amogus
"How 2 build a pc like me" would be a great video you could also call it "How 2 computer like me"
Thank you for this video. I like bags too.
When I was young exploring the woods a lot I used to be attached to my jacket and my bag. I think it's now human instinct to utilise bags. I'm sure we all have a rucksack of some kind in that cupboard we never go in just incase we need to carry something but we should definitely use them more I always find myself, on the rare occasion that I do have to walk somewhere far, I didn't bring a drink or anything to sit down and recoup some energy. Lived in Scotland a long time and was always out in the woods with friends carrying around capri sun's and corrugated iron sheets building bases. Gotta get out more again just go see some things I haven't before since I'm now back in my hometown where I moved away from at 7 and being 25 and knowing much of the local geography is rather frustrating. I learned a lot about my area of Scotland but just didn't bother researching here even though I'm always on Google maps and Google itself lol.
I never thought I’d be watching something like this, but Phillip is just so mesmerizing
Philip acting out the phrase "get in the bag"
My brain woke me up at 8am and ended my dream to see this
Same
doubt
This is the content I expect and love.
Philip: You could fit a child in here.
Proceeds to get into the bag
Me: likes the video
This is actually a teaser for Phillip's let's play of death stranding.
these are actually useful life tips, looking forward to more of these!
Wow, this is charming.
I didn’t realise I was missing out in life still using my 7 year old rucksack from college. I think I need to get me one of these...
I personally use a 40L bag with a suspension system. I dump all the heavy stuff in that bag and use a massive cotton shopping bag for light boxes and big light packages like TP.
For the smaller (
Every single how to video from phillip is exactly on the edge of being a satire. And on every one of those I just sit here, confused
Just amazing.
I have a proper hiking backpack, it does have the separation mesh and even a water bladder port and pouch holder with a hidden compartment for clothing items and a rain cover attached in its own hidden pocket.
It is perfect for a motorcyclist like me that doesn't want a carrier on their bike and can't leave valuable items in my motorcycle when I leave it anyway.
It is going everywhere with me. It is me. I am the bag person.
Philip is slowly turning into Lindybeige
"why not use a PROPER bag" *eye twitches*
Thank you Philip for your valuable knowledge. (I actually found myself cooking the recipe from your how to eat like me videos. We don't have spaghetti hoops here, so I'm only bound to microwaving the beans, but I would love to try the hoops some day).
This feels like a satire video but it actually is just great advice, thanks phil
02:55 I would actually like to know brand this bag is
Month late, but after some research, I'm pretty sure it's an Osprey. Couldn't find the exact model unfortunately
@@YaDerpyyy I think you're correct! Osprey Hikelite 32? www.amazon.co.uk/Osprey-Hikelite-Unisex-Hiking-Pack/dp/B07GHJVNXZ
I think philip wants to convince himself that he hasn't a bag addiction
Bag Philip is one of the scariest things I have ever seen
those hiking bags are definitively worth their money
Ok, this actually solves my life's problems. I needed this, thank you Phil.
You might have convinced me to get an even bigger bag, for Shopping.
I frequently max it out
Loved this video
Gotta admire the dedication to quality. A kinda-silly little video (even if it is really useful info) gets the 4K 60fps treatment.
i mean, most flagship phones do 4k 60 so i wouldn't be suprised if he filmed it on one
That part I do get, but it's still a relatively big file size to process, edit, store and upload for a video that's arguably not really a visual spectacle and will probably not break bank in terms of views.
the final seconds should get a proper sequel.. How 2 whistle like me
For shopping I'm using a medium sized military backpack (AMP 24). But it has webbing on the arm band thingies, so i put carabiners on both to hand bags on. Tadaa backpack on back, two shopping bags on front nicely distributing the weight and all that hands free.
YES! despite not having any high-level advanced bags im very much a bag dweller as well. couldn't leave the house without it! people who put their phone in their pocket are completely mental to me. it's so easy to lose it or break it like that
yet more sage advice from phil the mighty
I also have a hiking bag and it's sooo good for just general use. Love it
Philip going to extreme lengths to prove he doesn't just read patch notes
I have a Wisport Sparrow II 30L, and it happens to have straps on the side and on the front, which I tend to utilize to attach my jacket to it without having to stuff it into the backpack.
Canadian hiker here, as an expert from birth (like all Canadians are...) you have some EXCELLENT bags! The liter recommendation has always made me laugh aswell, doing rivier crossings that classification feels more like a threat. Just don't ford any rivers on the way to the store and you should be alright!
1:33 among us
amogus
GET OUT OF MY HEAD
I feel your stance toward bags is similar to mine, I didn't think about hiking bags until now though....
Your fully black shirt and pants somehow made me think that I saw just a floating head at first. There’s nothing just void