10 CAMPING ITEMS I'D BUY AGAIN IN A HEART BEAT

This will make the ULTIMATE wish list for an outdoors person

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0:39
AVANTI MOKA POT
1:34
MAG STRIKE
3:11
TRAVELERS' ARMREST.
4:16
NEBO LANTERN
5:01
WOLF PACK PRO
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6:08
EVOKE RED KNIFE
7:36
NEBO SLIDE KING 2K

NEBO FRANKLIN PIVOT
8:56
GME 5 WATT HANDHELD RADIO TX6160X
10:07
JETBOIL SUMO
10:56
MAXTRAX

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[craigtheworst]

lil tip for the ferro rod. he aint doin it wrong but he IS doing it the hard way. place your knife right at the base of your tinder ball. elboe locked into your thigh, wrist against the knee, blade up and thumb on the back of the blade all for stability. pull the ferro rod against the knife, not knife against ferro. all the sparks are conserved and thrown right onto the tinder bundle instead of only getting a fraction of the sparks. you'll spend far less time setting the fire.

[CombatMosquitoTrainer]

My army shovel is DoD 1944. It constantly lives in any vehicle I've owned for at least 30 years. Unbreakable, it was $3.00 at the disposal store, they had a huge crate of them, all new and greased up wrapped in wax paper. I think it was another $1.50 if you wanted the army sheath for it.
My machete is DoD 1966 or '64 far better than an axe except it won't do double duty as a hammer like an axe will.
They don't make em like they used to.

[kensmith]

Yes, a good coffee pot is needed. Also pack good coffee in a sealed container.
I have a fire starter sort of like that in my car. It also has a little "saw blade" that slips into the part that hold the steel. The blade is used to shred up wood by dragging it sideways on the wood. It is good for making a rough surface on a bit of wood before you slice some off. This makes it start easier.
The US military trenching tool is easier to to get hold of here. Inspect it carefully before you buy because there are a lot of fakes out there.
It is also very good to buy some of those great big zip-lock bags and put the following in them:
1) A coat that is warm and good against the rain.
2) A wool blanket that is just big enough. Wool is good for not burning from sparks from a fire.
3) Shoes and spare socks. Pick stuff that packs down small. This is just for while your real shoes dry out.

[dananorth]

Obtain a "micropore" tea/coffee strainer, fill with coffee, pour hot/boiling water through. Rinse, drink coffee, repeat. Three minute coffee! Super lightweight!

[barbshubert]

I've had my jetboil for 15 years. It goes with me in every adventure. Love it.

[silverrunner]

Great group of items! I’d like to add Cub packs from Front Runner are also a great option (for inside vehicle/home/garage, I think I have 8 now) only a tiny bit smaller and lid can come straight up and off if they are all stacked next to each other and lid wraps over box edge. Love my jet boil also, I then do a pour over, easy and clean. ☕️ ☕️

[RetrieverTrainingAlone]

Excellent! Up here in Alaska, here are 10 items I've used for at least a decade and highly recommend: 1) Grundens rain pants, 2) SIMMS rain jacket, 3) MSR whisperlite stove, 4) Lekki treking poles 5) Crispi Colorado Boots 6) Darn Tough merino wool socks 7) Thermorest sleeping pads 8) ArcticOven tents for cold winter camping 9) Mountain Hardware tents for summer camping 10) UDAPP bear spray

[kenhollandjr]

First time watching, I don’t what anyone else says. First I’m watching, I will watch again. Thank you for your time.

[noelenglish]

Another good video Ronny - very informative as always!

[lamarwilliams]

It’s always good to see someone support quality made products. I personally don’t care if it’s a knock off. It has to perform at the original’s level or better.

[romanford]

Just got myself a Moka pot for Coffee after watching this video. AWESOME 👌 thanks for the tip Ronny

[SruiCtong]

Always a fantastic video, Rony. I believe I was fortunate to find an army shovel for a good price maybe ten or two years ago, but I had no idea it was anything unique.

[explore_moor]

The Front Runner Wolf Pack Pros are fantastic to use as kids suitcases. Weatherproof we keep them outside in rain hail or shine.

[bbqcrew]

Love my Moka, one of my favourite rituals

[DanielB-pyyi]

I have one of those shovels. Strong bit of kit. My father in law gave it to me. I love it because it folds to such a compact size.

[dxcruiser]

Use the jetboiler to boil water before adding it to the Moka. Coffee is brewed in a minute or 2 and reduces the chance of the coffee "cooking" before the water gets to. Impact on it. I do it at home and the bush

[druidainvar]

5:03 after having used many plastic boxes over the years, I will never use opaque boxes again. Even if they have written what they contain, the ability to see what they have inside it's so much more convenient. Good suggestions, Ronny. Thanks

[cmoreoverland]

I used your arm rest for two weeks in So. Utah and absolutely love it. At first because the 4 Runner is a bit tight it took me a while to compensate for it. Now its a must have.Thank you.

[Jamie-wrxe]

Can confirm about that folding shovel. Managed to jag one a disposals store about 20 years ago. Can't kill it, and I've tried.

[slogue]

Vic High Country is mine and misso play ground, we cannot get enough. Love that 2k tourch we just ordered 2, found on special, 50 bucks off... Jet build had forever so so good. Love my knives, my fave I carry for EDC is a Benchmade Bugout & Leatherman P4. We def need a good coffee maker for sure.