legend has it he’s still checking the fold at the bottom to this day

*proceeds to ranger roll all shirts in the house* update 6 26 2022. this is my favorite way of doing laundry and my wife hates it

My one additional hack to this was/is to add in a pair of socks and boxers after the folding and just prior to rolling. This way you grab one roll when heading to the shower during deployment, or while camping to this day.

Instructions were unclear , I’m now in the army

I suffered from insomnia for years and then I discovered this video. I watch it religiously now and fall asleep and go to bed. Sometimes I even snooze at the keyboard so don't ever watch this at work. Thanks a heap man!

In the Navy we all are taught to fold our shirts. It's all neat folding but I feel the ranger roll is actually more efficient for travel & saving space than having a big stack of folded shirts.

I’m glad I watched this. Now I can fit all my t-shirts in one drawer. Thanks bro.

I’m packing for a trip and this helped me a lot, thanks mate!

If you have 4 1/2 hours to pack, this is great info.

You don't need to turn the bottom inside out -- you can just fold it under. When you fold the sides in, it will still create the pocket you need to wrap it up at the end. Also, you don't need to roll it the whole way. You can fold the shirt over about 2/3 of the way and then roll it up....Less rolling, same result.

I definitely need a Part II to this video to see if your T-shirt is wrinkled after a day!

I tried it on my towel first time and it came out perfect. Then i tried it on my pillow case came out perfect then on my t shirts once again came perfect. I have fixed my space problems in my drawers. Thank you so much 😁😁

I understand taking the time to fold something correctly. I used to skydive and got teased all the time about the length of time it took me to pack my chute. Some guys would be running to the plane still tucking material into their container. I wanted to make sure mine was folded the best it could be before I flung myself out of....all together now...a perfectly good airplane.

I like the fold at the end of the shirt technique for wrapping it up nice and tight, but other than that I gotta say, as someone who was in the Air Force briefly and was the t-shirt roller for my element in the flight, you guys had it easy on the t-shirt rolling techniques required for inspection from what I see here. inb4 chair force lololololol Yea, I know, it gets that reputation, and deservingly in most cases, but I was in when Gen Mosely was trying to turn the PRT into a mirror of what Marines do while still keeping the stress of the psychological pressures. I'm not sure if it was just my street flight that was like that, but yea. No disrespect though, efficiency is efficiency and that shirt does look nice and presentable at the end result. I just saw the video title and thought I'd see that it'd be even more difficult and painstakingly critical for errors as what I went through. Edit: I hope you guys in the comments that are talking about how long he's taking are just taking the piss and not serious about the time he's taking to do it. He's being courteous and doing it that way so even the slow crowd can understand it. He's trying to show how to do it, not just do an example.

If I'm packing for a trip and taking a suitcase I prefer the method where I lay all my shirts flat on top of each other, then fold them all together in a way where the finished product matches the dimensions of the suitcase. Way less wrinkles and no stretched out bottom seams.

I discovered rolling only 5 years ago, and I'm 73! When I travel in my small plane, I can pack more efficiently, I then started doing it at home. NO FOLDING though, well, one fold in half, long wise, then roll, done, super quick and easy.

The t-shirts crammed into my dresser are all laughing hysterically.😂

I’m used this for travel and its a huge space saver. Pants and other items as well.

this tutorial is better than the "pinch fold" thing for shirts. really helpful im going back to my home country since im in georgia and i only have a small bag. thank you.

Thx for this vid now my chair doesnt have a giant pile of clothes on it

Nicely done. I believe any man could benefit from this at one time or another. As an Outdoorsman I could have used that knowledge my entire lifetime. Thank you.

Good clear video. I'm planning to show this to my Scoutmaster husband for the next time he takes a crew on a multi-day backpacking trip.

Back in Basic in the 1970's they had to be 6"inches wide or the length of a Dollar Bill. We didn't have a lot of time checking and rechecking, it had to be done as second nature. If it wasn't up to par, the DI had a detail to use them to clean the head. Good video !

Chipotle people that's how you need to roll a burrito.

When I was homeless and hitchhiking across the USA this is how I did all my clothing. Really saves space in your pack.

This seems like a great way to do it for a bugout bag or when traveling. Thanks for tips!

Trying this out after 10 years of the skivvy roll, I think this will be a better space saver. Quick cheat on setting the bottom flap: cuff it to where the second, lower tag that's generally on the left by your hip is just starting to peak out. See the tag, it's ready to bag.

This video has a good explanation than other 👍🏼 It's help me to fold my T as good as well

6yrs old been doing for 6yrs thanks bro, clothes never wrinkle and stay neat save space in my home and on go mode

When you get bored with the meeting so decide to make a KZfaq video while the meeting continues.without you.

Dude, I’m a Retired 11B, served 1986-2009, we did the same in Basic and while at Duty Stations, guess the Army doesn’t do open drawer wall locker inspections every morning like we used to.

With practice you can actually roll a whole Ranger up like this. I've known a whole platoon to fit inside a suitcase.

That’s a good looking spring roll! 🥡🥢

Nice and neat must be drilled into these guys from day one, every tutorial I’ve seen they all say it repetitiously. 😂 💪🏼

Here after listening to MotorInc. This is a great skill to learn!

This is great. I've used it for years. I've also looked up and developed folding techniques for other types of garments. Each type of garment gets a unique shape. That way it's easier to store your clothes. You can do chaotic storage, because it's very easy to identify what you have. Going somewhere? Very easy to pack besides the laptop.

Clear and concise bro I couldn't even get it wrong. Thank you very much 🐴

Good grief! Let's roll the sucker and get moving. Twenty pats per fold is 19 too many. I'm halfway to my destination by the time I watched this video.

I've never heard of a ranger roll. Learn something everyday.

Bless you, sir! So helpful!

Always rolled my clothes working on the road. Now that I'm retired I finally learned how I should've done the t-shirts. Someday I might look up "pants".

Idk if you checked the folds enough man keep working

Sweet! Thank you for your service! 🤩

That's exactly how I have Chipolata roll my burrito

This is a very helpful technique, thanks for sharing!

Thanks for this video! I’m trying to pack away all my clothes and Christmas gifts before I go back to college 😂

Very helpful, thank you for the video!

This is an excellent skill to have for travel. My only issue is that, because everything is rolled up small, more stuff fits in my suitcase making it super heavy to lift in and out of the car. 😂

This is way way neater than i ever did it. But did something very similar. I remember the first time we was going on long recon and the captain said "oi lads, all that crap over there is coming with" We all proceeded to just stare at that mountain of stuff and went like "nah... all that shit will never fit in the pack". It did. It really did. Using similar techniques.

I fold my t shirt and i feel proud on u bro thanku for teaching us❤❤❤

When everybody has completed this task give your freshly rolled t-shirt logs to cookie, he'll make a nice breakfast Danish out of them.

I had like 3 bins of shirts in my house now I have less than one very useful

Bout to travel for summer 2024 and needed this! Godbless everyone

I washed, dried and folded my laundry during this video. P.S. it actually is a nice tight roll!

This is better than what we did in flight school but it really brings back memories so thank you.

Thanks man. Now my drawer can look really neat

i had my doubts but daym the finshed product speaks for itself

Now i have idea for packing our cloths for trip. Thanks for sharing this video. Godblessed po❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

VERY helpful, thank you so much

Absolutely useful

The military certainly does teach you ways to spend hours foldiung a f-ing t-shirt. I just recently stopped doing it the way the Navy wanted me to do it, and I think I've already saved years of my life! :D

don't need to roll the bottom like that, just fold, 3-4 fingers width is usually good enough, face the front down, fold the bottom so it lips under the front, fold the arms like you did then roll from the top, you still enough cloth to hold it in place and still look neater without needing to double check and is a lot faster.

Hope everyone has a nice trip

Thanks I wish I had learned this years ago.

Cool! That would organize my shirts, but not allow me to see which print I want to display that day. Might try this for my next motorcycle trip though since I will only bring a few shirts with me.

Thank you this helped a lot

and they pack away really nice

Thanks for the *Product* 👍🏻

Nice job gran.

Awesome! Thanks.

Evidently this guy has all day to fold laundry

more time has been spent folding this tshirt than my parents did on my entire education!

I was looking for something ti extend the time it takes for me to fold my laundry! Thanks

I learned how to fold a skivvie shirt at RTC GRTLKS in 1969, I could fold and pack my entire seabag in the time it took this guy to fold one shirt.

I’m a civilian kid *proceeds to ranger roll all his t-shirts

Ranger roll? Never heard it called that when we did that way in Army basic training in early 1970s. We rolled issued boxes briefs the same way. Primarily for inspections but works well for stuffing 'em into a duffle bag.

Very nice...I LIKE!!!

By the time he's done with one shirt, I'd be done packing a whole suitcase.

I roll all my shirts, but roll the opposite way so I can see what type print shirt it is.

The great thing about the military, is all the the transferable skills. Young man, The Gap is calling.

Thanks this helped alot

Cool method

Thanks so much for this

Love it!

OCD prön. I love it. I have to try this out.

Thank you for the information. I'm hungry for three Egg Rolls and two beef Burritos now.

I just got rickrolled, I mean, armyrolled

Useful when packing for trips.

But he didn't do what I was expecting/hoping for: There was an already rolled shirt on the table. I'd hoped it had been rolled for a day or two and I'd want to see it unrolled to see if it was wrinkled.

My father was a military career man he showed me how to roll and pack

wow this was great

Super helpful thx

Heck no way I got no time, I haven't even folded a single piece of cloth in my entire life but my cleaning ladies do need to watch this video though :)

A T-shirt burrito. Fold mine like that every wash day. Makes for a neat, squared away drawer.

Cool... Being more efficient by taking 5 times as long.... Got it 👍

i learned how to do this with the shirt on and my D.I. gave me a gold star on the way to the hospital

Good video. Quick and simple. Navy does something similar - goal is same: Organized and small. When first learning to fold stuff, there was a "story" to go with each one (to help you remember). The "stories" were not for polite company. Has anything changed?

I folded ALL my laundry and put it away while watching this time saving technique.

Thanks man

We do the three second version with hand and bath towels. We call the end product "grenades and footballs".