The music makes it seem "scary", but in reality it's just a day in the woods.
@WorldSurvivalist21 күн бұрын
True, but I suppose depending on thr person and the wood it could be.
@lifesahobby24 күн бұрын
M65. A jacket to enjoy being lost in.
@WorldSurvivalist24 күн бұрын
Still one of my favourite
@lifesahobby24 күн бұрын
@@WorldSurvivalist I have the exact one , and a UN jungle version .
@WorldSurvivalist24 күн бұрын
@@lifesahobbyI'd like a green one next i think
@kindredcottagelife25 күн бұрын
Great review! Just got a Campfire stove- But also thinking I could probably listen to this guy reading a dictionary and enjoy it. 😂 Just sayin.
@joewhitfield556125 күн бұрын
There is one important piece of gear you are forgetting... A purple burglar alarm!
@WorldSurvivalist25 күн бұрын
I tried to ger one but nobody in thr shop could understand what I was saying
@DesertzombiesАй бұрын
So a big trash bag could work
@WorldSurvivalistАй бұрын
Yes, but not as well given these shelter are designed to stand up to strong wing, heavy snow and rain and still be re used. Trach bag is likely to deform and stretch. But better then nothing i suppose
@MrMoriarty100Ай бұрын
So how did the cars and Royal Mail van get to Imverie without any road connection to the rest of the world?
@WorldSurvivalistАй бұрын
Locals have a few cars, farmers akso have tractors and other machinery. Ferry is the only way to get cars on and off however and thats not available for visitors
@glencampbell5422Ай бұрын
You don't have to wait!! I can tell you now,mine failed. And the company won't standby there product at that time. My personal experience, unfortunately. Sorry to piss in your ear about it. However,I found this brand on u tube, everything seems to be a fluff piece on how great they are. They have not been good to me . Good luck. Buyer beware!
@OoohAaah6603Ай бұрын
Summit are a good brand,ive got a 6-8 man one in green
@WorldSurvivalistАй бұрын
Didn't know they came in green
@LevitatingGamersАй бұрын
Excellent review, I fully agree with the concerns regarding tension on the zippers. Time will tell how long they last before they completely give out.
@stream9104Ай бұрын
чиназес
@munrocoutu6854Ай бұрын
If you’re worried about the amount of water your laces are carrying with them I’d recommend waxed cotton laces makes em waterproof and they stay tighter cause the wax sticks to itself in the knot and such
@heatherlambert86602 ай бұрын
I love it “life is too short to fold”!
@WorldSurvivalist2 ай бұрын
Yup, and actually better for the lifespan of the tarp
@negolfman2 ай бұрын
You can use the wire saw, I like the chain saw blade hand saw with built in nylon handles and I don't go outdoors without a SAK very often, like a Huntsman.
@denbodg93113 ай бұрын
I’ve got 2, both olive green. A large, dumped the liner, fits perfectly & used 2/3 of the year, & an extra large, with liner, used in cold weather. I waterproof both with Tent proofer. Best jackets I’ve ever had.
@jeffparryncc17013 ай бұрын
What? I had paracord on my boots for 10 years working on roads, never an issue. Never pinched, never wore out, never came undone. Try Kevlar cord laces :) And use a climbers knot when tying all boot and hiking laces.
@jeffharper97033 ай бұрын
"I think I can smell shite, yes I can definitely smell shite." Alpha is the real MacCoy daddy'o. Aye ye dae pay more, but ye get more fir yir bob. A made the same mistake once. Cheerie'o
@WorldSurvivalist24 күн бұрын
Did ye aye
@philwoodward39224 күн бұрын
@@WorldSurvivalist aye, did ye? X-D
@michellehamilton32863 ай бұрын
I like camping I love you ❤❤❤
@robertpayne28223 ай бұрын
I agree with the altoid kit. I have altoid tin just for fire making. But still supplement it with a prescription pill bottle to keep my tinder dry.
@garenkarapetian7093 ай бұрын
It's too bulky and not very stealthy mate. And way too overpriced for what it is. I think Ohuhu or one of them Chinese no-brand ones for a tenner, would be a better option - still too bulky for me though. You can use 2 cans and a multitool to make one for free, and it would be much lighter and less bulky. Depends what your needs and environment are really. Sometimes all you need is to boil a Crusader cup (750ml), and in 15min burn time you can cook up a whole hearty meal.
@WorldSurvivalist3 ай бұрын
Its relatively easy to pack as it basically thr size of a small billy can. So if yiur doing a trip that you have a pot like that anyway its no more space. It is actually far more stealthy than a similar size fire as it burnt far more efficiently. A few people have talked about coffee can type burgers. This is not thr same thing, its not just a can you burn in its double walled with air intakes and outlets to alow for a second gasification burn. You don't get that by putting holes in a can. It is over priced tho I'll give you that.
@garenkarapetian7093 ай бұрын
@@WorldSurvivalist I’m well aware what a wood gas burning stove is. What I meant by saying it’s bulky, there are other gasification stoves that can be obtained for like £10-£20 which are the same volume as yours, but pack in half the size. Have a look at Ohuhu - they’ve been around for more than 10 years. But there are even more compact ones out there. I guess “stealthy” is a relative and subjective term. I don’t have a Billy can in my setup (no space for it) - just a Crusader cup.
@user-jc1so4rh8v4 ай бұрын
everything is better in the woods especially bacon
@xerxesmv4 ай бұрын
I got grey color, Just like Terminátor 1984
@WorldSurvivalist4 ай бұрын
I Didn't even notice that, now I want one lol
@xerxesmv4 ай бұрын
@@WorldSurvivalist Terminátor is know for biker jacket. Before he had biker jacket, he wore grey M65 with punk decorations. Got rid of it after car chase, because hes lost an eye and his M65 was stained by blood. Then he got biker jacket, that came out of nowhere and hes worn it, until all his flesh ended in flames.
@manuelwebe4 ай бұрын
Ridiculous. The guy recognizes that he is never used the parang in the tropics, yet he recommend it as first choice for the tropics. Unbelievable bs. Go use a machete, a golock, a bolo, a parang in the tropics and then come and recommend one you actually USED to the internet.
@WorldSurvivalist4 ай бұрын
What is it you are disagreeing with? Plenty of people have used all the tools you mention in different tropical environments, they each have a use and place depending on ecology and intended function. The thing about researching subjects such as this is you fall on the body of work others have done to make an informed choice. You Don't have to personally run your own experiment every time you want gear or information. Knowledge is what guides me to obtaining the best gear for my future tasks. It would be ridiculous to take everything just so I could run my own experiments. I'm fairly sure I can also choose and recommend the best sled to take to Antarctica. Yet I've never been. Plenty of people have however and there Knowledge is passed on. Thanks for watching
@sosteve91134 ай бұрын
Great tarp,I love mine
@Flysarse4 ай бұрын
It’s a Military fit to allow movement. You could of got the Sand colour which is smart. Or you could get a fitted fashion Ralph Lauren one and look like a tart.
@YvngFrosti4 ай бұрын
do you know where that cotton net is from ?
@WorldSurvivalist4 ай бұрын
I can't actually remember, you do have to look around as most are made from polyester. Here's a link to on amzn.to/43HgToH
@leemichel81995 ай бұрын
Water tabs
@cyrilwingnek-qw1ik5 ай бұрын
For the gasifier to work, the wood being burnt has to be below the top inner holes.
@LowcountryMan5 ай бұрын
Hahaha, unveiling
@robertphillips935 ай бұрын
A very good presentation -- thanks! I believe the evidence shows how vastly underrated the modular pack system is (this is currently the 2nd comment @ < 1K views). I'm old enough to have used everything from aluminium framed backpacks, to internal fiberglass framed rucksacks, to day packs and lumbar bags. The first thing that experience has shown is how poorly hip belts distribute weight from the shoulders in carrying a backpack, especially when the terrain varies from the level and flat. The second issue is the exquisite difficulty in striking a balance between adequate preparation and accessibility. Independent of the specific contents of a hip pack, pocket kit, or backpack -- the modularity of such a layered system addresses both. To the military user, modularity invites an easier competence and flexibility without excessive duplication. For a civilian, freedom of movement without sacrifice of readiness is very attractive. Most users will appreciate some features of both perspectives -- so much so, that I believe the future of outdoor gear and systems will be increasingly tailored to this mode of carrying.
@WillieMakeit5 ай бұрын
great point on using the bank line verses the paracord.
@WorldSurvivalist5 ай бұрын
I just found myself never using para cord anymore, it as important to know what to cut from a kit as it is to know what to add I find
@carlcarlamos90555 ай бұрын
For that pinching, try a pair of kilties like the Pacific Northwest boots have. Your feet will Thank You. I have had the knot loosening problem with other laces as well. Aggravating. Take care.
@WorldSurvivalist5 ай бұрын
Thanks I'll take a look at those
@Dimetropteryx6 ай бұрын
Have had mine for a few years. Yeah, the sleeves are too long and there's no way to roll them up neatly. I hate the various patches on the chest and especially the chevrons on the sleeve which are conspicuously absent from all marketing material. The chevrons show exactly nowhere on any website selling this jacket, not even on Brandit's own website. The fabric has disappointed me a bit. Managed to snag a side pocket on something and the fabric, not the seam, tore. The upside is that it's warm. Been using it down to -28C without the liner and it's been warm enough as such. I once used the liner with a thin windbreaker at -15C and it was way too warm. Not often you can say that.
@wanttogo19586 ай бұрын
I’m surprised you received no comments for this video. Nice job with the demonstration and explanation.
@raphlvlogs2717 ай бұрын
which part of the UK do you live in?
@WorldSurvivalist7 ай бұрын
Central Scotland
@tomstan67857 ай бұрын
How does it compare to helikon m65? Especially fit?
@WorldSurvivalist7 ай бұрын
A little long in the arm but overall the same
@awayinthewilderness43197 ай бұрын
The bankline around the fatwood idea is great as well.
@WorldSurvivalist7 ай бұрын
Yeah I hate to have redundancy in my kit so best make use of space
@awayinthewilderness43197 ай бұрын
Really like the idea of having the cup lined with the gorilla tape. Good idea to have everything come right out and still contained.
@WorldSurvivalist7 ай бұрын
For years I had kit all fall out before I released i didn't have too.
@awayinthewilderness43197 ай бұрын
👍
@dlbade017 ай бұрын
I did your trick with the duct tape cup to hold everything. Then later I realized I had some old Nalgene bottles that I don't use anymore. So i just cut it to the height that fits. Gives a little reduced room for everything. But then you have a more rugged container for holding things. Truth is, I can fit the duct tape cup over it to have three containers. But this fits pretty tight and makes it difficult to get things out of the cook pot without dumping everything.
@WorldSurvivalist7 ай бұрын
Great idea.
@Eddie-uf8oo7 ай бұрын
Serrated on both ends? Well, it has two EDGES, but the rest of us consider the point one end and the butt the other. Also, that knife has no serrations on it at all, except for the microscopic Dendrites(steel “hairs”that make up the sharpened edge)Both edges are fine edge.Cold steel has a wicked serration pattern and I wish they WOULD put it on both edges of some of their double edge knives.And maybe the Raja. And some of their spikes. On the other hand, look how long it took them to put the serrations on the marauder.
@Eddie-uf8oo7 ай бұрын
@@WorldSurvivalist not to nitpick, but I went back and checked. Sure and I recognize the brogue, but whether your accent was an accident or not I’m pretty sure you said serrated on both ends. I was just having a bit of fun with your accent, reminds me of my great grandmother.Sorry you can’t carry one of those over there, can’t carry one most places over here either because of the double edge. Glad to see you could at least own one. That said they come in two sizes, that one and a larger 5 inch blade. Cold steel also makes a smaller double edge blade call the Hideout which is slightly different, and has a double edged saber grind that IS ground from both sides equally and has a slightly different handle.They used to make a small hollow ground dagger ground on both sides in the Para Edge series.
@so_qp8 ай бұрын
I got this jacket today, even in Olive green version looks amazing and got the vintage vibe okey for for both casual wear and for hiking in cold winter.
@WorldSurvivalist8 ай бұрын
Yeah wish I had gone for the color now
@pgpagaia8 ай бұрын
People are drawn into expensove stuff. Everyone has this, gear junkies want to jump to thr next cool thing. Thry all bought this years ago because it was light, but now that everyone has it, thry webt for the soto windmaster which weights, and costs, much more. I took this on longer hikes to cut down weight. But truth be told, it is almost only good to boil water. It Concentrates the heat in a tiny spot. It's loud and rhr pot stand is narrow.
@WorldSurvivalist8 ай бұрын
It was definitely jumped on my the toothbrush snapping brigade as I call them. That being said I still use this very stove years later. To me its a perfect illustration of why we shouldn't assume something has to be an over engineerd over priced bit if kit. Boiling water is really the only thing you should be doing on a hike.
@jamesash24308 ай бұрын
I've ran into that lace bite your talking about and I get it with just about any lace. I had to find different ways to tie the boot different ways to to it in that area. I found using surgeon knots in those problem areas you can adjust the tightness better and it stays so I don't get that rub. I'd rather have Paracord for just in case situations. But that's my opinion. Plus I think those surgeons knots looks pretty cool adds a little extra to the way the laces look and I have complete control on how tight you make each window box I do find that Paracord stays tighter then regular strings I like the snug feeling
@WorldSurvivalist8 ай бұрын
Had a look at thr knots your talking about, there are a few with the same name but I think I get what mean. Ill give it a try and see if it makes much of a difference with my new boots. To be honest I think thr idea of having para cord as a just in case is a bit of a survival myth, it would have to be a very odd situation to need to remove a boot lace to do something you couldn't do with clothing or something else. Thanks for watching ill definitely look at that knot more
@avatarion8 ай бұрын
There are no free lunches in the world. If they changed the shape of the blade on this knife and made it perfectly symmetrical on both sides then the knife would either have a weaker tip for the same amount of metal used, or they would have to add more material which in turn would make the knife heavier and more top-heavy. They clearly wanted to find a balance between light weight and a strong tip.
@WorldSurvivalist8 ай бұрын
I think your right.
@commentz-19 ай бұрын
Very Nice relaxing video, aslo a great advice on the usages of different blades. Enjoy the outdoors..nature is beautiful and a purifier.
@WorldSurvivalist7 ай бұрын
That it is, thanks for watching
@michelleparks9 ай бұрын
Hydration?
@WorldSurvivalist9 ай бұрын
What about it? With this kit you can carry and make water safe.
@MrSmith1309 ай бұрын
Was thinking about getting one but the odd cut/sizing of this brand plus the long sleeves has put me off.