I support Adam’s pitch on not putting this behind a paywall. Like & subscribe yall!

@czardilla

6 ай бұрын

💯 ! ❤

@BRANDORILEY

5 ай бұрын

one of the better pitches ive ever heard. literally saw this as a reccomended video popped in and subbed.

@franciscallahan2529

Ай бұрын

these are promotional videos for a gear company. of course its not behind a paywall.

The intro for the Spiritus Systems movie looks dope

@adamwilkinson7830

6 ай бұрын

Their gear is good too. @@custosvilicus

@michaelranger8718

6 ай бұрын

@@custosvilicus it may be the best in the industry

@scopirho

6 ай бұрын

Totally agree about the intro. A lot of time went into that…thanks for the reminder of recent history.

@Sammenluola

5 ай бұрын

Agreed!

@je2848

3 ай бұрын

Not going to lie, it goes hard as fuck. So much said with one simple drop of a bag.

Thanks for watching everyone! You’re support is appreciated and inspires me to do more! Good ideas in the comments!

@chocolatedumdum2

6 ай бұрын

Thanks Adam always appreciate your knowledge base and perspective

@50shadesofcerakote

6 ай бұрын

Yall are some Gs

@kevinrogers7847

6 ай бұрын

Add a four way sillcock wrench to your gear. Many commercial buildings have outside spigots that can be utilized if you have the key.

@jaredketchmark1217

6 ай бұрын

Adam, where did you get the drinking tube/system for the Avon C-50?

@peterneer7189

6 ай бұрын

Hey Adam question for you what size is the slnt dry bag

10hr loop of Adam rustling the bag please

@francism9782

6 ай бұрын

I can see how this would help me sleep. 😴

@LukeMlsna

6 ай бұрын

everyday i’m rustling

@justinroubique1473

6 ай бұрын

what do you call guy with no arms and no legs, lying in a pile of leaves? @@LukeMlsna

@saltydog3394

6 ай бұрын

lol

@ianmurray4081

5 ай бұрын

Adam’s ASMR on OnlyFans😂😊😅

“If you’re out there listening, you are the resistance!” - A.J.

@taylor8291

6 ай бұрын

Terminator? not A Jones? lol?

@foundationdefense5299

6 ай бұрын

Alex Jones! 😂

I always appreciate these brake downs not because I'm always thinking about civil unrest, but there are little things that I can add to my hunting setups, or just should put something in the truck just in case like a fanny-pack with medical kit for when I take the dog in the woods, just really opens up more possibilities

@matthewshannon6946

3 ай бұрын

All this type of video, I may pick up one or two small tips from each, but they all add up. Very useful!!

One thing I've seen Adam and other guys do is cut down a sleeping mat so that it just extends just to the knee to save space. Instead of throwing that cut off section away, what I like to do is find a way to attach that section to the outside of my pack where it's accessible so that I always have a comfortable, dry place to sit down. This is handy not just for emergencies but for hikes -- the ground here in the PNW can be cold and damp even in summer, and a square foot section of mat is a huge quality of life improvement for when you're sitting down. In a FEMA-type emergency where you may be waiting for hours or even days on an airport tarmac or in a stadium with concrete floors, you'll be more grateful for that $1 cut of polyethylene than your $5,000 night vision.

@reallyhappenings5597

5 ай бұрын

Absolutely right. My folding seat pad is so freq used it's in my edc

@je2848

3 ай бұрын

​@@nedkelly3436 just be careful with that stuff, just watched a video of an older guy who was on dialysis and needed a kidney from all of the ibuprofen he took for pain management when he was younger. Everything in moderation, as always.

@thomgizziz

2 ай бұрын

Yeah attach it to the outside of your bag so in the event that you need a dry place to sit down because... why would you need a dry place to sit, oh thats right because it has been raining you have the thing on the outside of your bag that is now covered in rain... you aren't very good at this.

@chasecross6063

2 ай бұрын

@@thomgizziz lol, you clearly have more time behind a keyboard than out on the trails -- ground is often damp *even if the day is dry*. And if it's raining, you bring a pack cover anyway.

@REDACTED_shenanigans

2 ай бұрын

​@@thomgizzizYou'll be amazed if you learn about the concept of pack covers

Big thing for me that stays packed in bags is cash. Very under talked about in the tactical community. My personal standard is $185. (5) $20 bills (5) $10 bills (5) $5 bills (10) $1 bills Now this isn't a ton of money but it's enough to get you out of town, get you fed, or get you whatever little things you might need such as simple information. I've been saved by this multiple times where the internet is down in rural America and convince stores are only accessible with cash. Overseas I would likely double this amount, and possibly in a event where I could plan for it ahead of time like a hurricane, I may increase this exponentially while we flee or stay and rebuild the neighborhood.

@SoDakSoldier-Arrowhead

6 ай бұрын

Definitely a good thing to have on you because it will still be acceptable payment at first. Plus it weighs next to nothing. 🤙🏻

@MrSomeofthem

6 ай бұрын

Good for now. When they go full digital and destroy cash, that will be a problem so other things might be good to have. Precious metals?

@Shattered_Times

6 ай бұрын

@@MrSomeofthem deal with what we can control right now. Put cash in your bag, and drink water. We'll cross that bridge when we come to it. There has been and always will be a form of physical currency, but that value is entirely based on the surrounding industry. Precious metals are cool, but find me a gas station or big box store that will let you buy something with silver and gold and how will they give you change?

@nexthubbins

6 ай бұрын

I carry 600 as I can get a young person to drive me the 40 miles home for 200-400. I’m old and not very mobile.

@linearswitchguy9593

6 ай бұрын

I keep 1000 dollars in my kit, vevry useful. When shit hits the fan cards are useless.

Learned a lot from this video. Love the extra explanations, B-Roll, and water redundancies. There’s a lot of crossover from the ultralight backpacking community. The only things that I would add, for my environment, are a pair of merino wool gloves, an ultralight sleeping pad and some lightweight binoculars. For those that need a sleeping pad that packs down to the size of a Nalgene, Alton Goods has a 4 R-Value pad for $110. I’ve taken it on 15 backpacking trips (in Utah high country) and it’s held up like a champ.

@MS-zb5fr

6 ай бұрын

Binoculars are great to not run into trouble, because you can see and plan so much further. For weight reduction: there are also very small and light and cheap monoculars that I love.

@michaellorenzen8200

6 ай бұрын

Sea to Summit Ultralight sleeping pad takes 9 breaths to inflate , deflates in seconds , has a 3R value , folds down to the size of a 1litre bottle , and is feather weight

@tylergooden2183

3 ай бұрын

You need water, some food, a firestarter, layered clothing, and a Swiss Army knife. I’ve seen you fancy guys out in the bush, weighed down and worried about water with rivers and lakes everywhere. Sleep on the ground, under covered logs and heat rocks to add warmth. Nature provides. You don’t need any of that crap.

@thomgizziz

2 ай бұрын

Yay we have a Utah larper... do you think that makes you any more special?

@thomgizziz

2 ай бұрын

@@michaellorenzen8200 So it takes up a liter of space and it weights at least ounces and the saying you all like is ounces is pounds, stop it with the cope.

I’d be interested to see a family man version of the go bag from you guys. Obviously it gets specific to each families’ needs but What do you prioritize

@robertcheek5962

6 ай бұрын

For sure like diaper bags and how those could be incorporated to like the wife’s and how do you setup your 9 year old daughters bag etc etc. maybe Fred has some insight to that or stuff already thrown together he could share. I’m sure even Kevin has something for his family

@toddhollowayii1822

6 ай бұрын

Same!

@eracingchannel

5 ай бұрын

Water, fire, warmth, food, shelter, medical

@deanaseligman2594

5 ай бұрын

Yeah man, a pack for mum dad and 4 kids 😮

@reallyhappenings5597

5 ай бұрын

The (static, defensive) basics.

I appreciate how much of this is rooted in science and statistics, not just the classic “this is a must have” with no reasoning at all.

@thomgizziz

2 ай бұрын

This is rooted in dudes playing army... so it has not a lot of reality mixed in, but some reality and thought is there.

@REDACTED_shenanigans

2 ай бұрын

​@@thomgizziz Except that spiritus has alotta dudes with them with a background in SOF and Intelligence Spooks, which among other things also means Unconventional Warfare and SERE Training alongside real world experience in clandestine operations in a non-permissive environment

I cold soak freeze dried food all the time. It’s a pretty good weight vs convenience solution. You do have to let it soak for 30 minutes or more, but if you add water to it and toss it in a pouch on your kit you can keep moving and eat it a little later. You can carry 3x as many calories for the same weight, and you don’t have to use or carry a stove or fuel. Yes, you do have to use some of your water to rehydrate it, but on an extended movement you’ll be replenishing that anyway. Add some fast access energy bars, etc, and you’re good.

@HK-wq1ei

6 ай бұрын

are you soaking mountain house entree meals? or maybe something like granola?

@AndrewWisler

6 ай бұрын

I have soaked MH meals. Meals with smaller pieces like rice or noodles soak a bit faster. Larger macaroni or bigger food pieces will take longer. Things like Knorr rice sides or even homemade meals using minute rice and other freeze dried ingredients do great and are way cheaper. You want to make sure the ingredients are freeze dried (they usually look like real food, not shriveled up food). Stuff dried at home in a regular dehydrator takes too long. We’re not talking gourmet here, but I’ve hiked hundreds of miles on the stuff and it’s fuel.

In an absolute shocker, the first piece of kit Adam mentioned is ridiculously expensive🤣 love you dude, keep up the great work

@foxf6

4 ай бұрын

7k right out the he bag in 1 second.

@hyperboreanforeskin

2 ай бұрын

stop being poor!

@thomgizziz

2 ай бұрын

You will never get to use the gear all of you drool over. It will paint a target on you if you ever get to use it but more likely there will still be some sort of government and they won't be okay with you walking around looking like soldiers or probably even carrying weapons. You all need to get a grip on reality.

Aircrew Flight Equipment here! Always keep your faceform in your mask!! That rubber can have a brutal memory and will not seal if it is creased too hard. It’s annoying but it will protect you in the end.

My favorite team room video yet - I keep a pair of boxers rolled up in my socks and some wet wipes. Nature calls even in SHTF

@adamholroyd8862

6 ай бұрын

Haha, that’s true man!

@F1SH_L3G

6 ай бұрын

I pack a partial roll of multipurpose toilet paper. It’s great for the nature calls moments and doubles as a starter material for fire making.

The Intro to this video was awesome and this is definitely one of the best bag videos I’ve ever seen. Love watching Adam’s videos. The detail he goes into and why he chooses things is really helpful.

The the production value, the quality information that is shared and the fact you push knowledge over gear. This is why I support Spiritus.

@thomgizziz

2 ай бұрын

Dude he is totally pushing gear and a ton of gear that normal people are never going to be able to use and in the very off chance that everything falls apart and there is zero authority and you can larp around in combat gear you are making yourself a huge target. This is all a bunch of dudes playing soldier and dreaming about something coming to pass that they'd never be able to handle and should never wish for.

@DeepBlueDiscoveries825

2 ай бұрын

​@@thomgizziz One of the first things he said is "A lot of it is whats going to work for and what needs are personally." He is telling people thought process and about why he chooses the gear he has selected. Which will undoubtedly change with time. It's a company YT channel, obviously theres bias towards his own gear. That's not a secret, He makes it clear that you don't have to buy his gear in many of the videos they have produced. As to your larping comment - and? Who cares if they are, it's a free country. Not my places or yours to dictate how someone spends their time or money.

Always love the breakdown videos. Watching them on repeat.

We need to talk about your lack of wet wipes.

Your channel has been on my feed for the last month. You’ve earned my subscription, great content. I’ve been building “jam bags” for my family over the last decade… they change with age, new gear, and as I learn about potential needs. We’re not military, but there’s at least 98% cross over with content.

thank you for your continued service and for sharing with the world. spiritus gear is top-notch

The ASMR portion of this video is my favorite.

Please keep putting info like this out, absolutely love them, hyper useful

I do appreciate the duffle concept. I came to the conclusion that a realistic load out really does not fit in a ruck sack. I most of the time work out a vehicle. The duffle opens like a box, giving me easier access to my gear. I still maintain the ability to pack out with a collapsed pack at the bottom of the duffle. My weapon is carried separately in a non descript bag, as I take it vehicle to vehicle on a daily basis. It is paired with a non-dicript small pack, with nine loaded mags combined with one in the weapon making ten total. Three of the mags are in your Mark V chest rig, in the pack, with a complete IFAK, water bottle, and energy bars. The duffle has everything realistic to comfortably maintain the rule of threes, comms, navigation, etc. The duffle really has simplified carrying, keeping track of, and accessing equipment. Again, another great video. Thanks for sharing.

@boejiden1942

6 ай бұрын

Sounds like a great setup. How do you store it in your vehicle out of sight? I thought of using a fugly kids bag that doesn't look valuable.

Piggybacking his water importance message...for an option that isn't gravity, a Sawyer Squeeze will handle the dirtier water better than a Katadyn BeFree filter. A lot of backpackers will use Smart Water bottles, or LIFEWTR's bottles, as they have the thread pitch needed for a Sawyer Squeeze. They're super light and durable. Adam, the Platypus GravityWorks bags scenario you mentioned is excellent. It's super nice to have a bag going while you're doing other things, or resting. Don't let your filters freeze... sleep with them if you have to.

@cymbolic_space1832

6 ай бұрын

In my personal experience i have seen sawer squeezes fail more often than the be free, but its all different for different people. However, I drank from a literal elk wallow with a frog living in it for ten days on a sheep hunt this year with a be free and did not get even a little sick.

@kevin-taber

6 ай бұрын

@@cymbolic_space1832 I wasn’t referring to sickness, I should have clarified. Stained water from Fall leaves recently clogged my BeFree to a slow drip while my buddy’s Sawyer flowed just fine. It was just something I made note of for future trips out is all. Both are so light, I plan to have one of each.

@cymbolic_space1832

6 ай бұрын

@@kevin-taber Oh interesting, the wallow had debris but not too much. We also filtered a glacial runoff stream which was grey and the water came out clear, so lots of sediment but no clogging. Was the leaf water relatively full of larger plant matter? Its good to know the limits of the gear. two i is an option but on long hunts the weight sacrifice is hard to justify. Did you do a backwash to clear the clog?

@kevin-taber

6 ай бұрын

@@cymbolic_space1832 the leaf water was pre-filtered, but stained so bad it looked like iced tea. I didn't have a way to back-flush the BeFree, but it's still my preferred when going ultra light. For a Go Bag I'll bring both and use the Sawyer if the BeFree fails.

@cymbolic_space1832

6 ай бұрын

@@kevin-taber crazy! did it have a strong taste after filtering?

103k subs and I've never seen this channel. You had my sub at "we don't want to hide this behind a paywall". great stuff!

This was a great intro and the core ideas are great! I love the layered/staged setup, I'm updating my kit based on some insights I gained from watching this.

Best intro I’ve heard. Spiritus systems team is so standup!

Absolutely amazing content. I kept pausing to make notes, bookmark, etc. TYVM. Two things I add to EDC, GoBags or GetHomeBags that don't usurp weight or space: silcock key, P38 or P51 can opener. Again, thanks for sharing good gouge.

Great challenge, and calling. Great information, and provision of reasoning.

Fun fact: you can rehydrate freeze-dried/dehydrated foods like Mountain House with room temp water. It will take longer to rehydrate and won’t have the morale effect of consuming hot food, but you can do it.

This was one of the most thoughtful video on this topic, great work!

This was a great video, thank you for the breakdown. I couldn't help but think how funny it would be if you guys did a go bag review as an April fools skit. "The new Spiritus Systems Endless Bag Of Holding" or something where you just keep pulling things out and eventually there's a pile of equipment up to the ceiling, but it's completely deadpan and to the point. Like, full gas cans, a dutch oven, a few ladders, an even bigger bag inside a smaller one, combat roller blades, an olive drab chainsaw, a live dog, one of those vacuum sealed mattresses you can buy off the Internet, a whole wheel of cheese, a mini bike, a sack full of 10mm sockets, a pitch fork, spare tire, radar dish, 3d printer, N64 with four controllers and a CRT Television, one of those foam fingers you get at a baseball game, 20lbs of rubber bands, an ammo can with the Spam logo full of Spam, a bunch of fake moustaches, a beer cooler, an entire encyclopedia set, built in fog machine, a pineapple, and two Dixie cups with a paracord link connecting them.

Already know this is gunna be good. I used to reference the TUSC shake down video a lot so I'm excited for this one

@Andrew65118

6 ай бұрын

I have a hard time tracking it down, can you post the link?

@bachasaurus

6 ай бұрын

​@@Andrew65118I think it was mentioned a while back that the video was taken down as there was some out of date info in it.

@Andrew65118

6 ай бұрын

@bachasaurus OH Damn that sucks, thanks for letting me know!

@USpatriot741776

4 ай бұрын

You can still find that video in the way back machine.

Hell yea, been waiting for Spiritus go bag breakdowns!

A lot of thought went into this. Thank you for sharing.

Thank you for providing your perspective👍

Love these load out videos; more of it please!

Chem lights are awesome so many uses from rescue to other applications I am definitely adding these to my GO bag.

I always look forward to these videos. Great knowledge

My go bag is the family sized cheese puffs from the dollar store 😎👍

@USpatriot741776

6 ай бұрын

That and a red bull and you're set.

outstanding video and great topic. The biggest hurdle I see for a well rounded pack set up is COST! Thank you for the great content

Love these videos, thanks for taking the time to make them.

So glad you did that 24:26, the only thing my mind was thinking is how can he resist it lol

I must say, after seeing this I need to get off my hinny and get my bag / pack back together. I kept a very good ready to go bag / pack for a long time. I got lazy, real lazy after moving from the big city back to the country where I belong. I am inspired to get it together again. Being older and having a special needs child means I need to be much better prepared than most. Thank You for the inspiration / motivation. Well done.

@thomgizziz

2 ай бұрын

Yeah super high priority because you have used that bag how many times... oh thats right never. At best you got a piece of tape out of it. So yeah the bag should be a super high priority over other things that make sense like having a food supply. Get a grip and stop the live action role playing you have going on in your nonsense brain.

@arlissyoung8899

2 ай бұрын

@@thomgizziz Let me guess NJ, NY, Pa, Oh. The reason to have a well thought out bag is the Prayer that you will never have to use it.

@thomgizziz

2 ай бұрын

@@arlissyoung8899 You are terrible at guessing and have also proved my point. You'd be much better off just having a good pantry built up.

@arlissyoung8899

2 ай бұрын

@@thomgizziz The fact of the matter I have a massive food supply. I have been doing this for many years. I was doing it long before YTers started making bank roll off it. I was the guy with the Tin Foil hat that everyone talked about before it became main stream. I learned from my Dad that lived through the great depression. He showed and told me things they had to do daily to survive not to enjoy the likes of todays world. They had no Electric anything. All food was hand processed daily and many things traded. I know how to store fresh meat without a freezer or salt. I know how to make tires with holes in them useable without air. The list goes on. So yes food should have been on the top of everyone's list years ago. I should be able to go a long time not having to buy or get any food and eat well as I like it. Best of luck.

Thanks Adam. Brilliant video.

Love the content, keep it up! Tell Adam we love his presentation style and humor 😝

I love the video. Would also watch a 2h video about the topic and the considerations. Adam is awesome.😊

great break down love the advice, all love and blessings.

Love the content. Definitely going to take some inspiration from this when going through my own kit

Another great glucose option that I've started to carry with me are the Honey Stinger brand glucose tubes or what they call Gold Energy Gel. These are great I think for avoiding those adrenaline crash situations as well as having on hand for anyone who has a diabetic condition of blood sugar moderation control or medical issue like hypoglycemia because they come in a little package that you can tear and just consumed the gel right out of the package they're based around honey which is a perfectly natural and easily metabolized and absorbed. They are very small can be fit into a pocket or a little pouch on a bag or a fanny pack or wherever and just be taken on the go and you can have ready glucose and sugar for any reason be at energy or treating a blood sugar condition or like we talked about in this video leveling off of an adrenaline rush adrenaline condition.

Thanks for giving us this opportunity!

After several videos over the last few weeks, new subscriber. Love the content.👍👍

Love your content and products, Adam. Keep it up. 🇺🇸

i really enjoy this stuff man, yall are doing great work.

This type of content I can get behind. I appreciate the ideas that I hadn't considered, and the gear is all realistic needed equipment. I'm kind of in the middle, I have some shtf/some natural disaster and some man-made disaster situational baseline gear. I have a ton of outdoor gear though. I bought several hundred dollars worth of tactical bags, but the thing is I want to be tactical and look like whatever I need to in that situation. So they'll stay purpose built, I suppose but what I found was using them sucked compared to my other bags. Watching you unload your bag had me thinking the whole time, "fail to plan, plan to fail". And having a series of water, food, shelter and fire systems is key but if you don't actually practice with them none of it matters. My optics started getting wonky after a few hundred rounds, irons didn't. This was awesome, thank you. I definitely need more practice.

Love the OpSec about the chem lights

Thank you for this useful content, knowledge is power!

Much love guys, awesome video!

Rescue Essentials sells some unit dose kits that are really handy and fairly cost effective for booboo kits. Great video, thanks for walking us through your thought process as well!

Always look forward to the new videos!

Great video! Very well thought out.

Absolutely spot on.

Intro and content this vid fookin rocked 🤘🏼

We can always go back to pech river valley. I am glad to see you are doing well.

I definitely appreciate the thought and effort that goes into content like this and I think I understand to motive to want to “bug out” in a SHTF situation. That said, when I start to walk through those scenarios in a practical manner, I can’t help but think that bugging out with my family would actually make our situation appreciably worse. These hypothetical scenarios all seem to start, as this one did, with some unexplained mandate that you need to urgently leave your home. Why? What dangers would you face in your home that you wouldn’t also face leaving or have left it? Sure, things can happen that make being hunkered down in your home a bad situation, but sometimes bad situations find you no matter where you are. I’d love to hear from someone who “bugged out” in particular situation and latter felt certain it was absolutely the right call.

@nobodynoone2500

5 ай бұрын

Bingo. You know what we call people who "bug out"? Refugees.

Great video! Top notch as always!

kit shakedowns are some of my favorite content

well done on the intro guys....and as always valuable info

this company definitely has earned good will in my book. Valuable information and promotion of goods that are not their own.

@thomgizziz

2 ай бұрын

That is because those goods aren't things that they sell... how slow are you?

I think having your gear consolidated in a ready-to-go format will facilitate using it more frequently and training with this gear. You'll learn what you like/don't like. Thanks for sharing your kit. Would love to know the ins and outs of the chem light communication, but understand protecting your SOP.

I enjoyed this video. It's a wake up call for emergency preparedness on an elevated level. The Baofeng might get you comments, but its an easily attainable comm device. If you have time to make a video, I'd would love to see information about setting up basic comms and utilizing them in a simple network. I have a close knit group of friends that have gear, armor, and some with night vision, but most do not have comms. I feel that a large group of viewers might be in the same boat.

@mateo1726

6 ай бұрын

He may be polarizing but nc scouts baofeng guide is a good start

Great video. Going to use some of the tips to improve on things and stuff.

Good shit! I appreciate you brother. Thank you for getting my gear out to me so quickly

Please make a tactical toddler carrier! Add a turret mount to it so the kid can cover your six. Great video! Outstanding ideas! Thanks for the advice.

This might be a dumb but I’d love to see how you guys built the wall lockers and any other organization systems for the shop/ vehicle/ home/ garage/ hotel even, and the thoughts/ why behind them. For most things I can place “the why” but it’s just nice to see it from someone who does this on a professional level’s standard and their “why”. 🤙🏽

Thank you for the advice Keep up with the good work!

Great vid and info, man. Thank you very much!!

Awesome video per usual. I love Adam’s backpack 🎒 ASMR, you can see his eyes 👀 kinda glaze over. 🍺🎄🫵🤟🇨🇦🫡🇺🇸🤟🫵🎄🍺

Also I recommend half dozen Jimmy hat’s in that ditty bag!

Mamba Magic Sticks. Individually, wax paper wrapped sugar calories that wont remove a filling. They are pretty quiet to unwrap. Definitely suggest transferring them from the store packaging to something like a cheap sandwich bag. 2 packs will fit in a cheap sandwich bag. The wrappers are wax paper, so a potential fuel source depending on what you're doing.

Thank you for making this content guys!

Love having the ability to take extra Loads😉

I truly appreciate this channel

Always love the videos and gear.

One small suggestion is the addition of a space blanket in the field shirt pocket with the signal panel. Thanks for keeping it free!

Intro is just dope! Very cinematic! 🤙🤙🤙🤙

One of the best “Minuteman” style go bag videos that I’ve seen. I do something very similar, except my main kit bag (chest rig, helmet, and sustainment times) is smaller which means it’s positioned next to my patrol pack, belt, and rifle bag on a shelf in my garage (along with the rest of my Bug Out Kit) for quick access and vehicle load up. I’ve been debating getting a larger bag, but I’m not sure if that’s the direction I want to go.

Just came across ur channel and I like what ur doing my first time here and like the fact that u what to help not just charge thank you for that

Thanks. Lots of good tips. One thing I have in mine which you didn’t mention is a water key. Relatively light and inexpensive. They can give you access to water in an urban environment which would otherwise not be available

@REDACTED_shenanigans

2 ай бұрын

Always check the water quality in the region before though, filters cant get everything out, especially in a WROL scenario where normal cleaning systems may be compromised

It's helpful to see that a real deal guy has some of the same issues . Thanks man

@Pooters73

6 ай бұрын

Agreed. What does a go-bag for a family of four/five with young kids look like?

Thank you for these videos 🙏

I just discovered your channel. Wait a second.. the intro is HARD!!! PLEASE PLEASE tell me that you all are making a movie.

Solid knowledge transfer brother...🇺🇸

I've been looking to add some goal zero stuff. Mostly the small solar panel and a battery pack. If you're going rechargeable might be worth looking at

I've been using your(Adam's) example and found a couple possible substitutions or options. I had been researching options for fanny pack and bandoleers and the algorithm brought me to the Helikon-tex claymore bag that while small can covertly(big factor for me) carry alot and simultaneously be a more permanent peice of kit to dress down carrying a rifle and ammo. I also am using a gnarco drug rug as my blouse/overshirt. Again, it is extremely unassuming, and practical as it can accept mag pouches behind the hoodie pouch and plenty of pockets for decon kits. Last one is the Helikon-tex duffel bag that collapses into its own pouch has a ton of room but is packable and doesnt have to be left behind.

Solid stuff as always!

Great video and concepts! Keep it up!

One note to freeze dried food - it takes 30-45 min with cold water. You can fill water in. Zipp lock it again. And then move on. You can store it near your body to warm if you want. John Stryker Meyer did it in his MARSOC Vietnam time. I read it in "Across the fence".

Great video. Saw a handful of items I didn't have but need to add to my kit. Thank You!

@Sool101

4 ай бұрын

Like, toilet paper?

@kaceywells

4 ай бұрын

@@Sool101 I actually had that one covered.

@Sool101

4 ай бұрын

@@kaceywells I miss a good Poncho though. Got any ideas?

@kaceywells

4 ай бұрын

@@Sool101 I did just purchase a poncho from a local military surplus store, GI poncho. My old one lasted over 20 years so I just got the same one.

@Sool101

4 ай бұрын

@@kaceywells yeah good choice, I'm familiar with them but, that's cammo. Now imagine that quality but with one neutral colour. These are not easy to get a hold on I've noticed.