'Cost is No Object' Advanced Bugout Bag -- Complete List — Under 10 Minutes

Campfire Survival Cooking Kit

[chickenmon]

No wasted time, no reviewing, and no nonsense. You have great sources and good kit that makes perfect sense for your location. Thanks for sharing.

[stanfgstemp]

One of the best, no-nonsense, practical, to-the-point, BOB video I've seen

[preparedsurvivalist]

Tape, fishing kit, folding saw, hatchet, traps, projectile weapon....all worth adding.

[cloggednose]

Ive watched a hundred of edc and bugout bags, but i found this one educational and wouod have the things that i need. Thanks

[mmitch]

To be honest your video is way better than all the other videos. You have a lot of good quality expensive equipment and I like all of them

[LilBlighter]

Swimming goggles! Don’t laugh, they’re cheap, weigh nothing, hardly take any space and if you’re caught in a dusty or chemically contaminated atmosphere you’re hands free to deal with it. The elastic strap may also be of additional use.

[TheHawkeye]

One of the better videos I’ve seen...professionally done. Thank you.

[robertgiggie]

Thank you for posting this. I see the possibility of this setup being good for a whole week seeing the amount of food you are carrying. The water key is a great addition.

[heartbreaker]

I really love your approach here on both keeping the video short and concise, as well as the needed items with a mind toward usefulness and weight. Thank you.

[thebeagles]

one of the most well thought out bags so far.

[NothingToNoOneInParticular]

I'd swap out the cards for survival tips playing cards. Great video. Thank you Sir.

[samuelhaire]

Thanks for getting to the point and making a quick video. One of the better videos out there. Appreciated it. Great job!

[mattblaster]

That bottle of insect repellent is adorable. If I wanted to make it any time here in Southeast TX half my bag would need to be OFF deep woods. We literally get mouthfuls of mosquitoes trying to hold a convo in the backyard. Love the videos! Great idea with the water key.

[kurtrussell]

SILCOX never thought of that before, thanks! I just bought one on Amazon

[jay-rus]

We have worked through our family go bags for 5 plus years now. This is likely the most reasonable go bag kit that I have seen on youtube yet. I have some additional items, and a few minor changes from yours, but very similar setup.

One recommended a Aloksak (waterproof heavy ziplock tyoe bag) we have copies of each family members drivers license and concealed carry permit, about $1, 000 (mainly in 20s), a contacts list with addresses and phone numbers, a mini sharpie, write in the rain pad.
A kind of docs kit I guess. Have a few more items, but you get the idea.

Thanks for the vid

[shtfprepperlady]

Very good kit. Yes I am sitting here looking at my rush 5 11 12 thinking this would be a good simlar kit for me. Thanks for sharing 😀

[saleen]

I've been waiting for this video and I can't believe I missed it until now. Absolutely fantastic. I love the flow, pace and layout. Great bag setup also. Keep up the amazing work. You should be a narrator with that voice!

[joeyjones]

Your video was the first i watched on building a bug out bag. I was overwhelmed at first, but 4 months later i have a respectable bag of my own. I built an INCH bag, i decided on the USMC ILBE main rucksack. Where i live and will bug out to, camo is gray man. Many thanks.

[Oldsparkey]

Well thought out kit. I especially like your sock and shirt idea for spare clothing. Thinking about it any backpacker if they have the pack and gear ready has a bug out bag. My pack is not quite as set up as yours. As a Ultralight hiker I have a Zpacks Nero Backpack ( I added two shoulder pouches, two hip belt pouches ) almost ready with my camping gear in it. All I need to put in it at a moments notice ( in case someone says ... Lets go camping ) is the food and water. The only variable before leaving is the amount of food needed for the length of the trip. By going on trips the food is used and replaced before going stale. My packs base weight without any consumables is 7.41 pounds. In my 74 years on this earth I found the lighter packs are a lot more enjoyable to carry.

[wheelman]

I love you guys with the knives on your backpacks You're such easy targets