How to build a GET-HOME BAG (2 Levels)

How to build a Get Home Bag (2 Levels)
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This video was made and produced in Austria.

[billcotton]

I'm curious Lilly, are you allowed to own a hand gun for target shooting and home defense in Austria?

[donaldeugenealford]

Protecting yourself shouldn't be illegal anywhere.👍☘️😎

[squidboy]

I appreciate Lilly's attention to detail and the different use cases or scenarios you could encounter, depending on where you are in the world.

[ManInTheWoods]

Your tactical flashlight is a blackscout survival light.
Definitely deserves the mention.
Jack Richland is a great dude and had great products.
(Good light choice❤)

[stevetoth]

I appreciate everything you do for the people. It means a lot. Stay strong.

[SusieLovesJesus]

I'm so appreciative that I know you Lilly 😊 You think like we all should be thinking, but there are sadly very few who do... I also follow a man, Manyrounds, who thinks just like you but kicks it up a small notch... Showing maps, enhancing your knife grip, strategy, what's likely to occur and how to maneuver around it, etc... We have some hard, dangerous times ahead... LORD GOD bless you and keep you safe dear sister in arms 🙏🏼💞

[davidcarter]

I would substitute a tactical umbrella for that selfie stick.
Another thoughtful video Lilly, thank you.

[jaroslavbrada]

Hi, here in Slovakia and also in Czech republic there is no issues getting concealed carry licenses for anybody. You have to pass medical, psych evaluation and then actual tests and examination by police and prosecutor. Once you have done this you are free to carry pistol with up to 20 rnds magazine. I was told that in Poland you are automatically allowed to carry pistol concealed if you are a sports shooter. I think also Slovenia has similar laws to SK/CZ. Not sure about other countries thou.

[NewHampshireJack]

When protecting your electronics, it is important that the devices do not touch the aluminum foil used to wrap the items. First, wrap the devices in an insulator such as dry paper. Multiple, alternating layers will add additional protection. This is the same principle as lining your EMP can with cardboard to prevent the contents from contacting the metal "cage."

[ChristianLove]

Excellent Lilly, this is very similar to mine. You showed me some things I need to add. I wish you would have shown what was inside of your metal can, maybe next time. Thank you!

[davidalbus]

Additional self defense possibilites is to sew to a leather strap system for your water bottle with a strap to go over your shoulder. If you make it strong enough to can swing it like a medieval flail.

[lzblz]

This is awesome! I’ve been looking for a video covering the get home basics to keep in my smaller edc motorcycle backpack. I just ordered the wisport 20 very excited to fill it.😁 I won’t need extended get home supplies in that bag. I’m building a small trauma kit including emergency response items for others. The pulse Oximeter is such a good idea!(I’ve witnessed a few moto accidents so an emergency blanket is good to prevent hypothermia from blood loss. Also my neighbor broke his arm falling on the ice and there were only emergency vehicles running that day, no ambulances available due to a bad snow storm. You truly never know what’s going to happen!)
I love your idea of a 2 level system. Definitely going to implement that. Thanks for the video 👍

[emilybalzano]

Thank you, Lilly, for sharing your experiences and insight. I truly appreciate these vlogs and will heed your advice.

[fullsleevetats]

Great breakdown of the mini-bugout bag! One thing that many do not consider, is a proper faraday folio or bag. When you're packing your phones, tablets, radio for travel.. being sure to remove the batteries and antenna (if possible) and store them in a faraday bag. This provides both security and protection against EMP/solar flare destruction, and is critical if you need to rely on these devices in an emergency situation. I have several, varying in size and price, and they all work fantastic!

[yossik]

The kits are perfect ! I would also add some preserved food cans, some instant soup bags and some coffee, tea and sugar, just in case.. and of course - water.

[kengreenesq]

Thank you Lily. You save us so much time and effort. I trust your recommendations implicitly. Cheers from America.

[ronaaron]

It's worth mentioning that if you take medications, you should have a spare supply as well in your pack.

[nordicson]

Think more and more that we will be needing these. Thank you. Your amazing.

[samstewart]

This is one of those videos I will need to watch several times. There are lots of good ideas. Thank you for this video.

[amyduro]

I’m definitely adding a pulse oximeter to my first aid kit. Thanks! I find the Leatherman Skeletool at 142 grams has pliers, cutters, a good blade, 4 screwdriver bits; all the features really needed, and the add-on ratcheting bit driver gives it the ability to do so many other things. You can even modify saw blades to fit in the bit holder. I also carry the Solitaire flashlight that you show. I really like it. I’m not liking the LED lights anymore. Too bright, and others can see me too much. My headlamp is always on red anyway.