You seem to have most covered. But as someone else said, adding some sort of cover would be good to add. A space blanket would be my suggestion

These bags are so cool for any kind of kit! Cool stuff!

I'm a prior SERE instructor, BOSS survival school alumni, who specialized in primitive bushcraft. I've seen thousands of videos identical to this, and ha r at least $100k in bushcraft, and survival equipment. I loved it, it was a large portion of my life, for a long time. I was always prepared, and had the skillset to survive the zombie apocalypse. I was relocated to Japan for work, met my wife, and introduced my friends and family in Asia to some of these concepts under the presupposition it's a practical hobby. The entirety of my circle was incapable of understanding why I invested into this hobby. After attempting to convey why, I had an epihony, and realized, there was no reason, other than enjoying yht hobby, and paranoia. It quickly became apparent to me, regardless of the hundreds of nights I spent in the field, I've never needed anything beyond a lighter, and a kettle. Every other item I carried was fluff, for a contingency to a contingency; which would literally never be needed, and I had literally never used, unless forcing myself to find reasons to use it. Excluding being in a plane crash, it is inconceivable to to determine as to why I need a fero rod, full tang knife, a litany of saws, snares, fishing line, etc, etc.. I hiked the entire PCC and didn't need 1/10 of the most basic equipment we carry, and I just begin to recognize that myself, and the majority of others that lived this lifestyle, are just paranoid people, of the presupposition that at some time we will find ourselves in a life altering scenario, where a match or a tarp, or a folding saw could mean life or death, and it's ignorant, lol. I love the hobby of bushcraft and primitive survival, but that's all it is. It's nothing more than a hobby. So I appreciate those that carry really minimalist kits like this, becuse there hasn't been a single instance in my life other than hiking the PCC and neededing to carry vast amounts of food, that I have ever even needed a pack. I always wonder what brought people into this hobby, and I can almost guarantee it's due to fear. Fear of an accident, and event, SHTF, etc. After moving to Asia, after spending 2 months in Myanmar as a missionary in the jungle, it just became so apparent that the only reason most of us engage in this lifestyle is becuse of culture. The culture in the West that espouses we are continously on this knifes edge, and at any moment you can or will find yourself in a life sustaining scenario. Though the very few times I have, I never needed to build a shelter, I never needed to fish, I never needed 99.9999% of equipment, and it's just made me feel that bushcraft is kind of a grift. I've been 100s of miles into the wilderness, and was capable of getting to some place; town, city or highway, within a few hours of walking. Regardless of howvwer deep I've been in the wilderness while living in PNW, I never needed anything but a lighter, kettle and a coat. Anyways I know I'm ranting, but now that I only engage in the hobby with my kids on day hikes, I always wonder what brought others into the bushcraft, survival lifestyle, and I always wonder if they will come to the same realization as myself; you will never be required to survive, given the current state of humanity. Anyways this is a great kit. I wouldn't change anything.

You only need some Cover and you’d have the 5Cs. I’d get one of the SOL Emergency Blankets, fold it and stuff it in. And I’d take the Walmart Cup and just put it on TOP of your Canteen. You won’t have to fight it to get it out. Oh, toss in some Coffee or Tea Packets. And a Whistle for Signaling.

You're absolutely right re: needing water. Consider adding a couple little packets of electrolyte powder?

Nice kit. In the winter (I live in Canada) the cap often froze on the bottle and it became impossible to turn it. It is at these moments that I find that the hole in the "old" cap becomes practical. I force it by inserting a branch or something solid into the hole to unscrew it easily.

Looks like I am a few videos behind. One thing about keeping thing IN the bottle is once you put water in the bottle.. where do the items go? Thanks for the video

Quick question, which morakniv do you have? The cheapest I can find is $22 and it’s not full tang, would love to find yours and pick up a couple.

Can you please for the love of God film in landscape, instead of portrait?

WHICH MORAKNIV ???

Are you making your way to Starbucks? LOL