Love your gear. I'm a gear nerd and my fingernails are always dirty. Your kit gave me some good ideas. Your booboo kit can lose the tin. It'll be less bulky and the kit will still be waterproof👍

Looks like a solid loadout. Thanks for the video

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

Looked like a good fire starter. Thanks for the video

Good size rod. I’ve never been a fan of magnesium personally but nice to have it if needed

I've never seen a stove like your rectangular one. Any chance you remember what kit it came from or any details that might help me search it up?

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

That's a beast of a tool. And scrapping off the handle for tinder is just inspired.

WHICH MORAKNIV ???

Absolutely love your videos, so nice to see realistic items, rather than million dollar kits that don’t ever look used. Massive thumbs up from me and keep them coming please 🙏

ive had that same esbit stove for 42 years...its still going strong, problem with trangia stoves is the huge bulk...

Set the locking piece as you showed then hold the cup down while lifting the handle towards the cup. The locking piece will drop down.

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.

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

What color is the helikontex kitbag?

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

Nice. .but it doesn't guarantee a fire if the wood is wet. Thanks for sharing

Never get the Chinese knockoffs from Temu. They stink both fire wise and smell wise

Awesome kit. Very cool. Love from GREAT BRITAIN.👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

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

the only you care is about your food..

One thing I’m starting to add is an “electric” option. Collapsible kettle, electric water bottle or even old school electric coil.

Awesome kit.

I enjoyed the video, I have a 1956 canteen bottle & cup similar, when I was in Air cadets in the 1970’s our instructor gave us advice similar to u about fixing up that issue with cup.

Awesome Video. Thank you for sharing your ideas.

Very nice pack.👍 I love building packs, think ive got one for every day of the year. (Hehe) Love from GREAT BRITAIN.👍🇬🇧

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.

Nice setup. I recently bought different, cheaper canteen stuff. TBD how that will work out. Was that a little metal alcohol bottle that I saw? Do you like it? I have found many things that leak alcohol.

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.

Are you making your way to Starbucks? LOL

Well done on the video! Just wondering, any chance on doing a product review of our Firestarter?

I'm not a bushcrafter nor a bushcamper, just a survivalist, so I go cheap - I think, my DD-tarp is the only thing that cost me more than 20€. But hey, if you're out a lot, the Pathfinder stuff is very sturdy - expensive, but bullet-proof. That bag is perfect to be organized, quite cramped though, you might consider to put your lid underneath the stove, takes up too much space in the side pouch. I don't like the Esbit-stoves, I'll go with a collapsable wood stove (BushBox-style) - with two steel pegs and an extra steel plate you can use it with a Trangia or fuel tablets too. Won't need the stove that came with the canteen&cup then and save you some weight. Go out and enjoy

A little Unsalisited advice ? Move your bottle bag out from under your bag. With it able to slide and bang around like that it will make you tireder faster and sore. Ask me how I know. Lol. My experience is former eagle scout waaaaayyy back in the day and airborne long range recon ranger. I may have done some hiking in the day. Lol. Hope this helps.

Nice kits, well thought out without being excessive. Where'd you find those veggie cups at the end? I've never seen those before.

Dave has a video on how to keep that handle up. Check that out.

Good kit. Mine is similar. I live at the coast so I have added some fish hooks and fishing line. Small tube of sunscreen. The sun is brutal reflecting off the quartz sand. Swiss army pocket knife and the signal multi tool by Leatherman. A bit redundant until it isn’t. It takes up a bit more space but I added two of those space survival blankets from Walmart. The bigger ones. Silver on one side and orange on the other. Two can be put together as a makeshift tarp/tent. With grommets. Also on Amazon different brand in several colors. Even red. To protect from the sun or to signal searchers. I hope to never have to use them or find myself in that situation but one never knows; Especially at my older age. They fit in my camera bag/day pack. I don’t venture out overnight anymore but anything can happen off the beaten path in a coastal forest or on a small boat/kayak. Keep up the good work teaching folks how to prep or plan for safety. So many folks do not have basic camping skills anymore. I hope more folks learn some bushcraft skills !

Good video. Good info.

I like this set up! Very well organized! Makes my water bottle kit look so disorganized lol! Thanks for sharing!

This is a nice kit. Thanks for sharing!

It is good to get training, bushcraft is totally different than backpacking, for backpacking a person brings what they need, during the day backpackers need Food, Water (+filter), Insulation (jacket,gloves), Rain Gear, Hygiene, First Aid. For night a backpacker brings Shelter + more Insulation.

Hello 👋 my outdoors friend, thank you for sharing this informative video. Greetings from Northern California. You are set for just about any emergency. Take good care of yourself and stay safe out there. 😊

striking your ferro rod with your blade made me cringe

Ummm

Hey love the videos , hope ya make more . Got alot of my bugout stuff on amazon some decent deals

How do you turn the battery around in a light with a built in non replaceable battery?

Excellence 🎉

I have the same card tool too! Awesome video ❤

I have the same screw driver kit!! I love it

The sliding tab on that cup handle is supposed to be tight so that it doesn't pop out when you don't want it to. You should have to shove both of those side tabs down at the same time to lock it in place. You can adjust it if needed though, by bending those side tabs just enough so that it goes down but stays tight.