The Ghost

The Ghost

Hey everyone I made this channel so I can share my thoughts on prepping and survival, I also like to do gear reviews please subscribe and drop comments below so we can communicate with each other so we both can learn and grow!

DIY Molle Panel Truck Prep

DIY Molle Panel Truck Prep

Wood dyeing my hatchet red !

Wood dyeing my hatchet red !

Wireless solar power bank

Wireless solar power bank

Smiths Pack Pal Tinder Maker

Smiths Pack Pal Tinder Maker

Birds Nest

Birds Nest

My Bugout Bag Knife Setup !

My Bugout Bag Knife Setup !

My Fire Kit

My Fire Kit

My Med Kit

My Med Kit

Bug Out Bag Review

Bug Out Bag Review

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  • @thorsmith59
    @thorsmith595 күн бұрын

    Just a booboo kit! Not a terrible price but wouldn't rely on it for more than cuts and scrapes.

  • @theghost7083
    @theghost70834 күн бұрын

    I %100 agree with you, I should have mentioned that in the video,I will definitely explain that in my next video, Thanks for the input!

  • @TheGuidedSharpeningGuide
    @TheGuidedSharpeningGuideАй бұрын

    Great tool, but from the looks of it you got a whole lot of wood and not enough fat. That "fatwood" has no resin in it at all. Walmart has good resin filled fatwood for $6 a bag.

  • @woodpusher4115
    @woodpusher4115Ай бұрын

    I hate how he could even keep the control group the water and striker in control he did everything so baby on the first one then soaked tf out the other two

  • @anythinggoes5615
    @anythinggoes56152 ай бұрын

    Dope

  • @SpecialEd_59
    @SpecialEd_593 ай бұрын

    Vaseline and cotton balls. Cheap, easy, and totally reliable.

  • @mitchlindeman7033
    @mitchlindeman70333 ай бұрын

    Daddy’s truck

  • @frankysandoval5676
    @frankysandoval56764 ай бұрын

    Though this stuff is useful.. anybody feel like this is very "tacticool" and just too much for one system? Bulky. Heavy. Uncomfortable. That tiny belt loop to hold all that.. I'm no pro.. I'm jus slayin.. but that shtuff is useful to have for sure

  • @ianbruce6515
    @ianbruce65154 ай бұрын

    I use the same firestarters that I use for my wood stove all Winter. Made by Rutland--the company that specializes in woodstove products. 24 squares for $10. A third of a square is plenty for most fires. If you are dealing with wet wood--use a whole square.

  • @ianbruce6515
    @ianbruce65154 ай бұрын

    I realise that some of you guys are in love with the fire starter that you spent money on--but claiming that he wasn't using the correct ferrorod techniques is nonsense! He found out which one was clearly the best! Buy that one!

  • @royorkesjr.8386
    @royorkesjr.83864 ай бұрын

    Very good set can't go wrong with the BK 9

  • @jamesmcgee2447
    @jamesmcgee24474 ай бұрын

    👍🏻👍🏻

  • @Gator-357
    @Gator-3575 ай бұрын

    Blackbeard and Procamptek are the two top dogs. I like Procamptek myself. Also either learn how to strike a ferro rod with a large knife or lose it and get a quality striker. You need more and bigger sparks and you can't be knocking your tinder all over like that in a real situation.

  • @JustynGifford
    @JustynGifford5 ай бұрын

    Ummm… was that your address on the order form inside the Fast Fire Stick box? 😬 (1:35)

  • @SaltyMike396
    @SaltyMike3965 ай бұрын

    Waterproof? Yeah right! You proved that sasquatch and Blackbeard are useless.

  • @Keith-do2jm
    @Keith-do2jm5 ай бұрын

    Need to learn how to use faro rod effectively

  • @MI_Prepper
    @MI_Prepper6 ай бұрын

    Just got 5 of these, one for home and one each for his and hers bug out and get home bags. It weighs nothing, is small and works surprisingly well.

  • @theghost7083
    @theghost70833 ай бұрын

    I love it also ! Yes, the weight makes it a good option

  • @WasatchWendigo
    @WasatchWendigo6 ай бұрын

    Just the video I was looking for, thank you sir.

  • @jaydubya7012
    @jaydubya70126 ай бұрын

    I love blackbeard. Have had zero problem starting it. You need to blast it with sparks though.

  • @James-ke5sx
    @James-ke5sx7 ай бұрын

    That's a good setup. The BK9 is probably better than an Esee Junglas2 in a situation where you may have to defend yourself because it's a better fighting knife. Maybe you could add a sling to that knife because it might be a bit bulky to carry on your belt and a few drops of oil on those screws in the handle.

  • @705squad
    @705squad8 ай бұрын

    I'd get a bigger sheath with more on it ! 😂

  • @arctodussimus6198
    @arctodussimus61988 ай бұрын

    Very good knife. And an excellent kit. What’s with all the city slickers suggesting you get rid of the flint and steel?! I’ve been using flint and steel since I was eight years old, that was 1967. It’s my first choice when I’m making fire in the bush. I’ve used it in wet and cold conditions and it has never failed me. I noticed more than one comment that suggest you ditch the F&S for a lighter. Don’t. If you’re having trouble making fire in wet or snowy conditions, you just haven’t done it often enough. Keep some natural jute twine to start your birds nest. It will get easier the more often you do it. The steel will never run out or get used up like a lighter or ferro rod will. In a real survival situation, you need to think long term survival.

  • @slowwound2656
    @slowwound26568 ай бұрын

    You should always carry a bic lighter as well. Even without fuel in it, it will start any of these with just the striker. Dont get me wrong i like my ferro rod. Lighters are just easier, and should always be the first option in an emergency.

  • @kamojet
    @kamojet9 ай бұрын

    Hey guys here's a video with a ridiculously loud and annoying intro... thumbs down not watching...

  • @stevec5576
    @stevec5576 Жыл бұрын

    Your fired !!!!!

  • @stevec5576
    @stevec5576 Жыл бұрын

    Are you afraid to Strick that rod ?

  • @taphillips75
    @taphillips75 Жыл бұрын

    Dudes trying to be cool using that big knife as a striker when he should have been using an appropriate tool and he would have been able to get enough force and friction to cause enough sparks to catch them up properly.

  • @NIRA-os5fo
    @NIRA-os5fo Жыл бұрын

    Save extra weight by taking stuff out of packages like the gorilla tape and if they need to stay in a package like the ear plugs just trim the excess cardboard or put them in a small ziplock bag

  • @josephscott6642
    @josephscott6642 Жыл бұрын

    Why did you start the first brand wet with the flicker right next to the pill but you start the black beard wet from above it 😂🤣😂😂

  • @jaysonm4003
    @jaysonm4003 Жыл бұрын

    This is an amazing setup! If I may ask, why did you not also integrate a machete as well?

  • @tomsmith6094
    @tomsmith6094 Жыл бұрын

    I have few fast fire stick they work great they never fail on me

  • @BigJordi556
    @BigJordi556 Жыл бұрын

    The pyro putty comes with different temperature formulas represented by the colors they produce id suggest trying either the Summer/orange or the Eco Blend/Green those have been easier to light and I’ve used a ferro rod with those, the blue blend I had to use magnesium or a lighter.

  • @tomsmith6094
    @tomsmith6094 Жыл бұрын

    I saw on other channels about pyro they were saying they cost too much and it's not waterproof and with a little bit wind the fire would turn off

  • @UncleDon226
    @UncleDon226 Жыл бұрын

    That knife aint doing you any favors. Use a striker.

  • @josemanuelpedrajofernandez4556
    @josemanuelpedrajofernandez4556 Жыл бұрын

    Muy buen video me encanta lis cuchillos en las fundas en un pack,yo también hice algo así con dos de mis cuchillos españoles de marca nieto con una funda igual,un saludo my friend.

  • @jimzplace
    @jimzplace Жыл бұрын

    Just watching I think you need more training son....

  • @markmccaulley9948
    @markmccaulley9948 Жыл бұрын

    Pyro putty

  • @BlackRifleSurvival
    @BlackRifleSurvival Жыл бұрын

    Good review and test of these products.

  • @tbean130
    @tbean130 Жыл бұрын

    Get rid of that big clumsy knife. Get a striker for the ferro rod. Plant that rod at the base and use long frequent strikes and shower it with sparks. Gotta generate heat. It's not the material, but technique. Not blasting u. Good video. Takes practice

  • @SaltyMike396
    @SaltyMike3965 ай бұрын

    I'd say the last two fire starters weren't as advertised. Period. He hit those piles with big sparks. God forbid you were in a real survival situation trying to light it with a spark from two rocks or something. The first product worked fine .

  • @EveryDayPreppersUSA
    @EveryDayPreppersUSA Жыл бұрын

    If you follow the directions of Black Beard, it does say to fluff of the rope fibers like you did the Squatch. You also do not need that much. You have a great Ferro Rod and Striker, you should use it. You not getting enough sparks on the products. Black Beard Works, I use it every weekend. Have you tried Black Beards New fire Plugs and Compared it too Production Hangers Fire Plugs? That might be a good video??? Fast Fire Stick by Production Hanger is the same product is everyone's Fire Plugs Good Luck

  • @jerichojoe307
    @jerichojoe307 Жыл бұрын

    I've been making my own fire rope and fire starters for quite some time. It's not rocket science and they are all made of the same materials. Some natural fiber, soaked and wax 🤷. Including Blackbeard. It's not like they have some kind of proprietary blend that burns longer or easier than any other. They just recently called me out when I called out with their product is and how easy it is to make. Said that they will send me the retail cost of their plunder kit if I could build an equivalent kit under their retail price. I was able to source the materials for that entire kit for under $20🤣 and that was at retail cost. If I went with wholesale pricing and bulk purchasing I could build a crapload of that kit for under 14 apiece, yet they charge 120 retail 🤔. Not saying that they don't work. But they're WAY overpriced for what it is it's just rope soaked in wax. The actual cost of the rope and wax blend is literally just a couple of cents per stick. Most of the cost of the kit comes from the arc lighter and the Ferro rod which are also able to be sourced cheap. Blackbeard isn't all of that and a bag of chips. They are just another fire starter and all you are paying for is the name. Same difference between Nike and New balance. Same materials you just pay for the damn name and people jump on the bandwagon🤷. Not to mention they're non environmentally friendly wrap that they put around the sticks. People don't often pick up their trash when using stuff like this. At least fast fire uses paperboard.

  • @Viewfinermc
    @Viewfinermc Жыл бұрын

    Great video dude, where did you buy those first aid bags at?

  • @user-js5ft9qv9x
    @user-js5ft9qv9x2 жыл бұрын

    Добрый день. Хороший медицинский набор. 👍 🇺🇦

  • @LimitedGunnerGM
    @LimitedGunnerGM2 жыл бұрын

    Curious about putting a dab of one of these in a fire piston and then transferring to a Tinder bundle

  • @nathangrady5629
    @nathangrady56292 жыл бұрын

    Try practicing your ferro rod striking, you didn’t have enough heat in the sparks.

  • @theghost7083
    @theghost70832 жыл бұрын

    yes , I have to get a striker , the back of my knife is not made for that , I'm also tearing up my ferro rod at the same time

  • @hueyvandiver9819
    @hueyvandiver98192 жыл бұрын

    @@theghost7083 many people use the back of a knife spine for a striker. like Nathan said u just need to practice technique. 13:05 was your best strike.

  • @ianbruce6515
    @ianbruce65154 ай бұрын

    The sparks are all the same temperature. The only difference is more sparks or less sparks

  • @chrisbird4913
    @chrisbird49132 жыл бұрын

    Nice, but have you seen the ESEE RB3? Scarifices some srength for the lower 1/2 of the blade but is a phinominal bush companion.

  • @theghost7083
    @theghost70832 жыл бұрын

    No I haven't heard about , I will check it out esee always have some great stuff !!!!

  • @rodgreene2687
    @rodgreene26872 жыл бұрын

    The heavier a BOB is the more fantasy went into the making of it. 40 lbs is the maximum and it takes several attempts to get there.

  • @makrele2487
    @makrele24872 жыл бұрын

    Weekend Rambo,😂

  • @theghost7083
    @theghost70832 жыл бұрын

    Thanks for watching !

  • @deeboo1122
    @deeboo11222 жыл бұрын

    Bic lighter

  • @northwoodsdad7506
    @northwoodsdad75062 жыл бұрын

    The cou Tayside is taken folks. It is safer to stay where you are at. People that actually live in the country won't take kindly to a bunch of citidiots thinking they are going to invade their area.

  • @hangfirejp1197
    @hangfirejp11972 жыл бұрын

    Have you ever used any of it? It all looks new, never used.

  • @Giantmidgetmotochannel
    @Giantmidgetmotochannel2 жыл бұрын

    Nice kit, who made the knife sheath? The double one.

  • @theghost7083
    @theghost70832 жыл бұрын

    GRIZZLY OUTDOORS should come up on google

  • @Giantmidgetmotochannel
    @Giantmidgetmotochannel2 жыл бұрын

    @@theghost7083 ah yeah I know of them. I used to make similar sheaths too.

  • @louel9272
    @louel92722 жыл бұрын

    I think you have too many fire starters, u already have 2 fero rods, the flint and steel takes up too much space. Swap those for a water container like a heavy duty ziplock or aluminum foil in case ur bag gets lost and all u end up with is that knife pack. Also the handle of the Becker is hollow, you can fit a lot of stuff there like fish hooks and fishing line. You can also wrap a few feet of paracord somewhere in your knife pack. Also i think a solar powered hand-cranked combo light would serve better for long term use than battery powered lights.