Nice review👍

Hey James i just brought some oclips

Great video

My Dutch Army tent arrived this week and I have to wonder how these amazing quality canvas tents never got used. I have come to the conclusion that the Dutch Bivi is a smaller version of this tent. This canvas tent is 7:29 much better than the Coleman Darwin plus 3 Which I had previously before. That was a joke, my head and feet touched either end of that tent .Opening both sides is a game changer for me.

I Might get one.

Small knife, cotton balls, small bit steel wool, storm matches, purification tablets, 3 condoms, beef stearate candle, torch, needle and thread and a button compass. After 30 years of wandering these are the only things I ever used. everything else I found to be dead weight. Found a neat little wind up torch that was lighter than my mini Maglite and almost as bright.

In some very specific situations this would be better than having nothing, but to be honest, after years of thinking about these types of kits I come to the conclusion that pocket survival kits are dead weight and may even be harmful as it gives a false sense of preparedness and almost always just a waste of money. Id recommend adding water purification tablets

If you heat a needle up it can be pushed into the wax candle as can a scalpel blade, you can also wrap snare wire around the candle also you can have some sticking tape wrapped around that , the signal mirror can also be used to hold pre made fishing rigs or hook to nylon simply notch the mirror or debit card top and bottom and wind you’re rigs around the card, you can also purchase a debit sized fresnel lens they are excellent for fire starting. You can also stick a small fridge magnet inside the tin or cut a piece of strip magnet to fit the outside of the tin it’s always useful especially if you loose you’re compass, you have a magnet to magnetise you’re needle 😉

50 bucks not a penny more😂

the jonnie not being in a packet doesn't sit well with me for some reason

When I wake up at 2 in the morning, I can see in the dark with gray spots, as if it were night vision.

2:18 "there's nothing to be scared of with using a hammock" - that's exactly what an evil hammock impersonating a human would say.

Surly they could of included a stanly blade.

I love this kit, have one for me and one each for my sons. Also have their larger survival kit, fire starting kit and mini stove. Great company, highly recommended. Thanks for the video.

Great Review! Subscribed 🔦

Some advice for next time - Do Not Shine flashlight towards the camera... Thats it.

Didn't like the look of the rear rivet mount finish looked to be stood proud of the wooden scales. That would put me off purchase.

Not very informative at all. So what steel is this blade, what are the scales made of, how well centered is the blade closed? Most of your description we could see for ourselves, colour etc.

The idea that carbon steel holds an edge longer than stainless steel is false. The chromium carbides within stainless steel are several magnitudes harder than iron carbides within carbon steel.

Can you fold it back down and put it back in the little bag?

Good video brother thanx for sharing

No neutralizing agents?

Nothing like looking down on the powerless when you don't know their story... While the powerful benefit from your prejudice. 🙄

I use mine for Summer traditiona minamalist camping. I wear mine crossed strapped like the old timer Australian swagmen and bring a Haversack and a food sack. I am 66+ and it is an easy comfortable carry.

How should I go to the bathroom wearing these pants

I came to this video to research what makes a good bushcraft knife as I occasionally find myself engaged in some aspects of bushcraft. I do some camping in the backcountry and often gather wood and build fires. I was hoping you'd cover which steel is less likely to damage in heavy use, like when splitting wood with a knife and baton. Still informative, but I'll have to do some more research. Currently, most of my knives are 420HC, which is a high carbon stainless. I just got a blade with M390, but it's too small for bushcrafting.

While teaching a trauma response class recently an elderly student did not have the strength or dexterity to use a CAT TQ effectively. She was able to achieve arterial occlusion with the Slishman Wrap. I continue to be impressed with this device.

I like carbon blades and got the C Garberg despite of some Mora officials and sales men claim 14c28n stainless steel of garberg holds better age.

Thanks for a great video. I tried once, got scared, and gave up. Didn't want to be injured..!! I am going to follow your 'method'... i.e. Instructions!

An F1 should come with a flysheet, so yours is incomplete, and won't be waterproof.

Good presentation of function and assembly, but did not show where charging cable fits. I found this eventually under rubber stopper on flat side of Gober.

I’m in a hammock… and can’t get out! This is where Siri brought me!

Thank you! I am an amputee and wanted to get back into camping. The biggest challenge I see is putting my leg back on and getting out of the hammock. Again👍 TYVM for taking the time to make this.

Please keep those papars away form the kitchen fire

One of the best single medical items you could ever have.

Can Sharpe bolt's be added . If say shot at someone would they do damage . Just for hone protection

Watching this for book research. Excellent job!

take off 4 buttons so you don't lie with your arm on those buttons

Thank you ! I just bought one , got in & fell out 😟 on the concrete testing it out , smh😮

Great video mate

My next tick camp overnight on the beach

A hot vinegar petina will make a great coating. I rinse-wipe mine to remove sap, juices and soil. I wipe with olive oil occasionally. Garden and forage stays so much sharper than my stainless. Stainless tends to roll over and can be rolled back once before it chips off and takes a reshaping quite often. Love carbon! Like stainless less!

What is the lore industry kit?

I was told many,many years ago, by a old blacksmith, to always use grease on your outdoor blade to prevent water and oxygen getting on the blade. He suggested using your fixed blade for all the big tasks and your boy scout jack-knife for your food prep and lighter duties. I always put plenty of Vaseline on my belt knife and always take a tube/tub of it with me when venturing out into the great outdoors. Happy Trails folks.

I can’t get the metal bars into place on mine. They’re a little bit too long. The sleeves are on the verge of popping out with how hard I’ve had to tug trying and failing to get them to go in. Extremely annoying.

How much do xshear with a tactical holister weight?

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Thank you for making this video, I didn't want to take the risk

Got my first hammock today, brilliant video. Thanks.

A fantastic video! Thank you for reviewing our new Reflex Medical Trauma Bandage. :)