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I loved this EDC dump. It is nice to see your gear because it gives me some great ideas and that there are some good functional and economical choices out there. I absolutely love the boot knife and the paracord around the boot, I never would have thought of that. It is also just so cool seeing the connections you have with the community and how some of your gear has sentimental value. Thanks for making this!
Hello my Outdoors friend, thank you for sharing your fine video. You presented the information quite well. All the best to you. Take care, be safe and have fun. 🤗
Nice review! That Haversack reminds me of the old Boy Scout Haversacks made of canvas. Also, way to think outside the box with the paracord on the boots! That seems like a totally original idea!
Wool/ felt is generally better than cotton. Cotton tends to soak up sweat/ liquids and get stiff and rough, while wool remains smooth and dries much better.
Great vid, bro! Damn, I have got to get a JX3 knife. I meant to get one after your squirrel video, but the Patriot was calling my name... and the 550 cord around your boot is genius in an off grid scenario. Nothing “Dorky” about survival 👍
Great video James, I'm changing up my clothing choices these days as well. Going back to more of a workwear apparel like bib overhauls easy to layer if need be and flannel or wool long sleeve shirts .
Thanks James for letting us see your equipment! Just wanted to let you know I have the same problem with my boots they get really dry from the powdered sand, I use saddle soap with a little water and it really gives it life again! I’m a big Bobafett fan and your Haversack reminded me of him. Take care Brother! Tony Navarro Fresno Ca.
Junkyard Fox, I luv this video! Thank you for your Target options. I'm s glad to see you wearing an inexpensive jacket and clothing that gets the job done without including a 600 dollar Anaork! Awesome and we'll thought out kit!
Great EDC rundown and new gear. The paracord around the boot top isn't dorky, no one will see it and it is handy as hell when you need it. Keep up the good work and both of you stay warm. :)
Nice kit. Here in the Southeastern Ohio I like a nice pair of waterproof hiking boots or even hunting boots for winter camping with wool socks. I have a pair of Asolo Fugitive GTX’s that have been reliable for several years that are my go to winter camp as long as it’s not too cold out then I’ll switch to Rocky insulated hunting boots.
That’s such a smart idea for the spare paracord! I wear cowboy boots basically everyday so I will definitely be doing that as well. Keep it up! I love your videos
Took your idea but made it a daisy chain of about 25 feet of Paracord. Little more tidy and quick release. Thank again for the great idea! Trying to attach a pic but having issues.
I live a wee bit further north than you, I'm in Amarillo. We don't get winters like we use to in the 50s or 60s which most likely outdateds you by a couple of years. I also like your vids since I'm not in the mountains or the woodlands our climate is almost the same.
The cordage on your boot isn't a bad idea but I think I'd just wrap the cord in a loop and hang it from your boot pulls with a carabiner, as it'll be quick and easy to remove compared to unraveling it from the boot pulls
I use the thrunite T1 it’s half the size 100 lumens usb rechargeable with a magnetic base and a clip that can clip to a pocket but u can clip it to your hat for when u need 2 hands in the dark and it’s a great size for that and it only cost $40. I also use the same patherfinder bottle and nesting cup loved it so much I just got a bottle hanger and the 120oz steel bush pot that is very light for steel and fits two titanium toothpick Kate’s one titanium bowl a titanium fork and spool stuff to clean the pot and a titanium cup all in one pot works great and weighs much less that just about any quality cooking kit but with all the titanium your probably talking a $200 price tag for everything
Good stuff James. Lot of practicle gear there. Makes me envious for some of the stuff. // Got a video of my Sierra Designs backpack in 'Almost Army Green' color. Called the Mt. Sanitas 40 liters; $40. Think you'd like it. Check out Targets on line sight. Good quality for the money. Mine's green but it's also offered in black.
Actually, wool is a year round product...it doesn't just keep you warm it also works to keep you cool....I wear my wool socks year round...they breath very well....holds heat in or out.....my feet never sweat in my wool socks, summer or winter. sheep wear wool year round....
For charging I use me of the most powerful Anker s a little heavier but charges 5 times the stuff plus I have a lightweight solar panel so I can keep the anker charged in the sun I really love that firesteel I have like 20 one is 3/4 inch thick 6 inches long with a nice wooden handle it would last you for life found it on Amazon for $35 at the moment and is called the Acadia gear fat boy firesteel
Hello James, awesome gear review, I love the knives can't wait to get some new knives. Thank you for sharing, have a wonderful week, take care and God bless you and your Family always. 🇺🇸🔥☕️👼🏻👼🏻 P.s. For me I would make my boot knife excesable for both right an left hand, maybe on the inside of the boot, just a suggestion in case your other knives aren't handy an your right arm is hurt. My 2 cents.
I was wondering if that brown coat you're wearing is water proof. I probably would need one like that although it would have to be waterproof as I was given a non waterproof coat as a gift when I finished up working for a company. I very recently travelled to Tasmania, a state I had never been to before and was there for a week and was blown away by the pristine nature and I didn't even get to see the SW of the island which is pretty wild and uninhabited. I actually thought immediately of you and reckon you would love the place. Bushman skills and experience that you have I think you would be at home in Tasmania. If you ever travel outside the US and want some pristine wilderness with wildlife, particularly wallabies, Tasmanian devils and possums, (roadkill) as well as good fishing then this is the place. I went there to check a small hazelnut orchard, if there had been a house on the land, I would probably be negotiating to sell my house in Western Australia and moving to that property. Hobart is a small city, just how I like them and right on the water. The climate is cooler in Tasmania compared to mainland Australia, but overall I was very impressed, probably the unspoilt conditions impressed the most.
@@JunkyardFox as I said, I went there to check a property with a small hazelnut orchard but did mention to the real estate agent that I was preferencing a property with a house on it otherwise I would have all the hassle of building a house. Anyway I may be returning there to view this property more. There was one property with a house on it but it sold about 2 weeks before I saw it listed on a real estate website. If I do get back there and find a property to buy, you would be welcome to visit if you got to Aussie or Tasmania. There is so much to see which I didn't get a chance, but intend to within the next 18 months. I'm a bit pissed off I didn't get to even see platypus which are in the Tasmanian rivers. Platypus are only in Tasmanian rivers and maybe rivers in Victoria, not sure if they are in rivers of New South Wales.
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Rope on the boot: "if it's stupid and it works, it ain't stupid. "
Good idea, I will be incorporating this.
Yes nice idea James 👍
I loved this EDC dump. It is nice to see your gear because it gives me some great ideas and that there are some good functional and economical choices out there. I absolutely love the boot knife and the paracord around the boot, I never would have thought of that. It is also just so cool seeing the connections you have with the community and how some of your gear has sentimental value. Thanks for making this!
Hello my Outdoors friend, thank you for sharing your fine video. You presented the information quite well. All the best to you. Take care, be safe and have fun. 🤗
Thanks, you too!
That paracord around your boot was a great idea.
I thought so too.
Nice review! That Haversack reminds me of the old Boy Scout Haversacks made of canvas. Also, way to think outside the box with the paracord on the boots! That seems like a totally original idea!
Wool/ felt is generally better than cotton. Cotton tends to soak up sweat/ liquids and get stiff and rough, while wool remains smooth and dries much better.
i have very little experience with wool. thanks for the heads up!
Looks like a great set-up! Hope the Gen 5 and JX3 serve you well this winter!
they are wonderful blades, keep up the outstanding work!
Paracord around the top of your boot..Pure genius...
Awesome idea on storing extra paracord.
thanks for the update enjoyed what your carrying and why and the paracord wrapped around the boot was a good tip
Great vid, bro! Damn, I have got to get a JX3 knife. I meant to get one after your squirrel video, but the Patriot was calling my name... and the 550 cord around your boot is genius in an off grid scenario. Nothing “Dorky” about survival 👍
I really like your new gear bro, good for you! You gotta treat yourself every now and then. Thanks for sharing! -Stephen, Ohio
Very cool.
This is my favorite Channel on TH-cam
thank you brother!
Great video James, I'm changing up my clothing choices these days as well. Going back to more of a workwear apparel like bib overhauls easy to layer if need be and flannel or wool long sleeve shirts .
Nice set up James
Great vid, always enjoy your presentation, this one threw out some nice options 👍
Thanks James for letting us see your equipment! Just wanted to let you know I have the same problem with my boots they get really dry from the powdered sand, I use saddle soap with a little water and it really gives it life again! I’m a big Bobafett fan and your Haversack reminded me of him.
Take care Brother!
Tony Navarro Fresno Ca.
Yeahhhhhhh leather-man train!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Cho-Choooooooooooooooooo
Ordered the gloves on your amazon. Didn't see the ferro rod but ordered some 1/2 in pack of 2 for the free shipping. Thanks Jason.
thank you for helping us out, it goes a long way!
Junkyard Fox, I luv this video! Thank you for your Target options. I'm s glad to see you wearing an inexpensive jacket and clothing that gets the job done without including a 600 dollar Anaork! Awesome and we'll thought out kit!
Nice upgrades man.
I have the fuse and love it. Great family of MT's.
Those mad bomber style hats are warm as heck. I can only wear mine when it's close to freezing, otherwise I get a headache.
true, in my desert, my cowboy hat is warm enough, but when temps drop, that trapper hat is a godsend.
*Nice!*
Excellent review!
Nice EDC upgrades! Looking forward to part 2! Keep up the good work brother!
Part 2 is already up
Well, we did just get that blizzard Here in El Paso just a couple of days ago, LOL.
Good idea with the paracord
Great EDC rundown and new gear. The paracord around the boot top isn't dorky, no one will see it and it is handy as hell when you need it. Keep up the good work and both of you stay warm. :)
Great kit young man! Hope your getting that needed sleep. God bless
thank you, its getting better
Solid gear for what you need👍
Nice kit. Here in the Southeastern Ohio I like a nice pair of waterproof hiking boots or even hunting boots for winter camping with wool socks. I have a pair of Asolo Fugitive GTX’s that have been reliable for several years that are my go to winter camp as long as it’s not too cold out then I’ll switch to Rocky insulated hunting boots.
winter boots are my next purchase
Love the JX3! Bought 1 because of your review!
its a great little workhorse!
You remind of Chavez from that film x
Awesome video my friend
glad you enjoyed it!
I think the paracord on the boot was a great idea. Nice set up man.
That’s such a smart idea for the spare paracord! I wear cowboy boots basically everyday so I will definitely be doing that as well. Keep it up! I love your videos
great! let me know how it works out for you!
Took your idea but made it a daisy chain of about 25 feet of Paracord. Little more tidy and quick release. Thank again for the great idea! Trying to attach a pic but having issues.
I am digging that cordage idea.
Fight forward. 😏😉🤔🤠💒🙏👍
I live a wee bit further north than you, I'm in Amarillo. We don't get winters like we use to in the 50s or 60s which most likely outdateds you by a couple of years. I also like your vids since I'm not in the mountains or the woodlands our climate is almost the same.
im gald you enjoy our content! damn, i havent been to amarillo in a few years.
The cordage on your boot isn't a bad idea but I think I'd just wrap the cord in a loop and hang it from your boot pulls with a carabiner, as it'll be quick and easy to remove compared to unraveling it from the boot pulls
thats true, ill try that out
I use the thrunite T1 it’s half the size 100 lumens usb rechargeable with a magnetic base and a clip that can clip to a pocket but u can clip it to your hat for when u need 2 hands in the dark and it’s a great size for that and it only cost $40. I also use the same patherfinder bottle and nesting cup loved it so much I just got a bottle hanger and the 120oz steel bush pot that is very light for steel and fits two titanium toothpick Kate’s one titanium bowl a titanium fork and spool stuff to clean the pot and a titanium cup all in one pot works great and weighs much less that just about any quality cooking kit but with all the titanium your probably talking a $200 price tag for everything
I’m gonna steal your idea and put some 550 around my Justins now lol. That was smart thinking.
hell yeah bro, its been working great so far
Good stuff James. Lot of practicle gear there. Makes me envious for some of the stuff. // Got a video of my Sierra Designs backpack in 'Almost Army Green' color. Called the Mt. Sanitas 40 liters; $40. Think you'd like it. Check out Targets on line sight. Good quality for the money. Mine's green but it's also offered in black.
that hat at target? where are my car keys!
I thought of your hat as a war bonnet!
Make a keyring out of your cordage?
Did you know you should be able to stone boil in your hat? Dual purpose.
Actually, wool is a year round product...it doesn't just keep you warm it also works to keep you cool....I wear my wool socks year round...they breath very well....holds heat in or out.....my feet never sweat in my wool socks, summer or winter. sheep wear wool year round....
true. i dont have much experience wit hwool ,as you can tell lol maybe ill get me a wool hat later on
For charging I use me of the most powerful Anker s a little heavier but charges 5 times the stuff plus I have a lightweight solar panel so I can keep the anker charged in the sun I really love that firesteel I have like 20 one is 3/4 inch thick 6 inches long with a nice wooden handle it would last you for life found it on Amazon for $35 at the moment and is called the Acadia gear fat boy firesteel
I used to have a leatherman BLast as well! I thought they were discontinued.
i bought this one secondhand
I dont think it is a Bad Idea with the Cordage..I know when I was in the Service I used 550 Cord for the Laces
Hello James, awesome gear review, I love the knives can't wait to get some new knives. Thank you for sharing, have a wonderful week, take care and God bless you and your Family always. 🇺🇸🔥☕️👼🏻👼🏻
P.s. For me I would make my boot knife excesable for both right an left hand, maybe on the inside of the boot, just a suggestion in case your other knives aren't handy an your right arm is hurt. My 2 cents.
We're going to light a fire soon because it's Dam cold out had me hysterical.
How is December in the deep southern Texas area treating you, James?
@iPac9mm oh shit you got me
That is a NICE ASS coat.
we sell it on our amazon store!
I was wondering if that brown coat you're wearing is water proof. I probably would need one like that although it would have to be waterproof as I was given a non waterproof coat as a gift when I finished up working for a company. I very recently travelled to Tasmania, a state I had never been to before and was there for a week and was blown away by the pristine nature and I didn't even get to see the SW of the island which is pretty wild and uninhabited. I actually thought immediately of you and reckon you would love the place. Bushman skills and experience that you have I think you would be at home in Tasmania. If you ever travel outside the US and want some pristine wilderness with wildlife, particularly wallabies, Tasmanian devils and possums, (roadkill) as well as good fishing then this is the place. I went there to check a small hazelnut orchard, if there had been a house on the land, I would probably be negotiating to sell my house in Western Australia and moving to that property. Hobart is a small city, just how I like them and right on the water. The climate is cooler in Tasmania compared to mainland Australia, but overall I was very impressed, probably the unspoilt conditions impressed the most.
oh man, it would be a dream come true to travel to tasmania
@@JunkyardFox as I said, I went there to check a property with a small hazelnut orchard but did mention to the real estate agent that I was preferencing a property with a house on it otherwise I would have all the hassle of building a house. Anyway I may be returning there to view this property more. There was one property with a house on it but it sold about 2 weeks before I saw it listed on a real estate website. If I do get back there and find a property to buy, you would be welcome to visit if you got to Aussie or Tasmania. There is so much to see which I didn't get a chance, but intend to within the next 18 months. I'm a bit pissed off I didn't get to even see platypus which are in the Tasmanian rivers. Platypus are only in Tasmanian rivers and maybe rivers in Victoria, not sure if they are in rivers of New South Wales.
Can someone send me a link to that hat? It’s time for a new look for me
Can anyone help me with the hat? I can't find it on the Brixton website for some reason, is it discontinued??
i ordered mine from backcountry.com but i did a search for you and cannot find it anymore
@@JunkyardFox damn,.....well its a sweet hat you got!!
Careful using paint on the brim of your hat. There is a reason they called him the mad hatter 🎩
Wonderful edc dump,that cord on your boot hack is genius
Do you remember the model name or number of those boots?
i dont. theyre jsutin boots. model is called apache or comanche, something like that
Kangaroo leather is the toughest in the world
Why are you only putting 1 ad on your video! Load em up, make more money, and then more videos.
your dressed to kill, great video,,,,,,,
Wear the fox hat.
which fox hat?
@@JunkyardFox it's an old joke, "Wear the fox hat= Where the f#*k's that?"
Sponsored by Target lol
hey if target is down, i would not decline lol
You know what I hate about edc? Everything has gotten overpriced. 😒