Thanks for the video. For the plate back side, I'd recommend some compact backpack that can be easily attached to the plate carrier.

Now THIS is my kind of content, really like the description of each separate kit. Good stuff 👍 Can’t wait for the test run 💪🏽

@emergencyprepper3.14

Жыл бұрын

Just finished editing the video and it’s pretty awesome. It’ll be posted friday

Military surplus is tried and true tested gear and mixed in with some modern gear can really help

0:00 ok, now you've got my attention. 5:10 excellent lifehack!

@emergencyprepper3.14

Жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it lol!

@thomasmeredith7390

Ай бұрын

It only works until you shit yourself.

I want to see if all that stuff will fit into that backpack.

Your kit is well thought out, but it has many future improvements. 1. I love your idea of vaccum sealing clothes. Not only does it free up space, but it also keeps them away from moisture. However, depending on type and materiak this may reuin the clothes insulating properties, so be wary! 2. Dont be overly redundant! Try to focus on having high quality equipment that is versatile and fulfills its designated purpose well. Having a tarp, a tent and an emergency shelter is therefore not necessary. I would get rid of one of them in favor of saved weight / space. 3. Make sure to test your equipment many times and get accustomed to it. Some things may seem durable at first but fails when faced with true stress. You also need to practice comfortable and optimal usage of your gear, this way, you can deduce whats a good piece of gear, and whats gimmicky. Experience brongs out the true value of tools.

I want to see how you will bug out like whay clothes u are gonna be using, and just want to see the full loadout

Thanks for the vid. Have you heard of the Jet boil? For a bugout its the best if your going with dehydrated food.

@emergencyprepper3.14

Жыл бұрын

Yea I used to have a jet boil and they rock. I prefer canned heat for less space though. And readywise is dehydrated food!

Good kit.

As a backpacker turned quasi-prepper kind of, I have a different opinion on tents. If you have the money, upgrading to a GREAT, but somewhat budget friendly, tent like the REI Halfdome 2 person tent is money well spent. Much lighter, a bit more compact, and definitely more durable than the average tent labeled “backpacking.” If it’s where your being protected from weather for any decent amount of time, it’s worth the extra money imo and will last 5x longer with its durability. But I’m a moron, so don’t necessarily take my word for it. It’s just an opinion from my history of living weeks at a time in the backcountry. There’s a lot more knowledgeable people out there than myself. GREAT video though. I lot of stuff I hadn’t thought about.

I like your video and gear.

Don't be afraid to research what ultra-light backpackers are carrying. They have their system down to a science when it comes to the weight of their gear. I got away from what "preppers" were preaching about carrying and focused more on what people that are actually outdoors and in the wilderness are doing. Lightened my load by 25 lbs and its much better quality gear. And remembers, skills weigh nothing.

A bug out bag should have some longer term food getting device's and water and fire gear including shelter and hygene

Great video bud. I suppose the AR is your go-to as .556 is ubiquitous Stateside. I would personally go for an Ak-47 as it very easy to maintain and strip. If I were to do something to your setup, I'd add a pair of diving fins, a snorkel/mask, and a carbon fiber take-down survival bow.

@emergencyprepper3.14

Жыл бұрын

I doubt I’d need dive gear in my region, also I feel like the gear would take up far too much

@englishforsrilanka2535

Жыл бұрын

@@emergencyprepper3.14 Fins are very flat! They don't take up much space!

What's kind of handgun is it?

Great job on the setup. I will give some advice tho. If you are gonna run a pack try and keep your carrier back slick as possible. As well yes we all want our plates to come with us on the b.o but they are heavy and thats weight that can be use to carry something else try a chest rig or something like that

@emergencyprepper3.14

Жыл бұрын

I definitely learned that this weekend I acually talk about that in the video I’m posting tomorrow

@MrWilliewonka69

Жыл бұрын

@emergencyprepper don't get me wrong I have a plates even up here in canada but if the time comes to b.o I'll be grabbing my british webbing/ruck set up. It is also use the same setup for a "get home" set

@emergencyprepper3.14

Жыл бұрын

@@MrWilliewonka69 that’s great advice man, thankyou

What’s the weight of all of that? Thats an important factor if you’re always on foot.

Weight of bag?

Sports mouth guard n do rags

Is everything ok? No new videos?

The greatest bag is the lightest bag. 90% of that stuff I would dump.

A nailclipper may be usefull

A very complete bag, but it looks heavy.

@emergencyprepper3.14

Жыл бұрын

Yep it’s heavy as hell. After my test run I’m gonna make some revisions

@pauljenkins6877

Жыл бұрын

@@emergencyprepper3.14 I have tried to keep my bag to under 25lbs. It has less ammunition and no shelter or cooking gear (I rely on emergency ratios). I may add a tent but it would still be well under 30lbs.

@emergencyprepper3.14

Жыл бұрын

@@pauljenkins6877 there’s definitely some inexcusably gear in mine I just need to figure out what. Will probably get a lighter tent and take out my water pouches. Regardless hard to pack light because it’s a two person bag

@brosettastone7520

Жыл бұрын

@@emergencyprepper3.14 so make 2 bags? her legs aint broke? lol

Trying to pack my bag

@emergencyprepper3.14

Жыл бұрын

That’s awesome bro! You should check out the last video, bag ended up being too big for my liking so sometime soon I’m gonna make a video on a revised bugout bag.

how many hours of thought went into making this setup :P

@emergencyprepper3.14

Жыл бұрын

I’m not sure I haven’t counted. It’s kind of an ongoing process

@brosettastone7520

Жыл бұрын

@@emergencyprepper3.14 i still think you should seperate this into 2 packs, one for your wife to carry. You can carry all the heavys and she can carry light essentials. This is by far more efficient. If you are carrying everything, both of you will be slow to move. If she can take some of the weight you both will be more efficient

The clothing hack only works until you have to change clothes...

I would replace the paracord with 36 Bank Line because it doesn't stretch (with my years of bushcraft experience thats a game changer) You can get it a selfrelianceoutifters and a great person to watch who puts it into action is a youtuber Corporals Corner

No way that fits in that bag.

You're not bullet proof with a plate carrier lol