Disaster Bug Out bag

Maxpedition Survival Tips is a series that provides expert survival instruction by trained professionals. In this episode, Thomas Coyne disassembles a Disaster Bug Out bag.

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ABOUT COYNE SURVIVAL SCHOOLS

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THOMAS COYNE C.V.
*6 Years of Fire/Rescue Experience
*Former Firefighting Helicopter Crew Member (HELITACK)
*EMT *Helicopter Rescue Team Member
*Helicopter Rappeller
*Search & Rescue Technician
*Fire Crew Squad Leader
*Confined Space Rescue
*Technical Ropes Rescue
*Swift Water Rescue Technician
*HAZMAT Operations
*Dunker trained (emergency aircraft underwater egress)
*Member of the helicopter rescue team for the first civilian space shuttle launches (X Prize Launches, 2003)
*Trained in the ICS & NIMS Disaster Management Systems
*Has provided training to; US Marine Corps Mountain Warfare Center Instructors, US Navy Helicopter Search & Rescue & Special Warfare, US Air Force Special Operations, The US Dept of Defense, The California Department of Justice, and many more

[Dreoilin]

Your average person wont even be able to carry the weight for more than 3-5 miles. Pocket shower is not an essential like many of these things. Training is more important than gear. I was homeless for sometime and lived very comfortably with a lot less. YMMV.

[marcosdavidpardo]

Very nice bag... Like always. Not agree with things putted into but Very good bag

[bushcraftoutdoormesser]

How to do drinking water from contaminated water. I didn't catch this in the beginning of the vid.

[solitarium]

Details on the black roughed powerbank ?

[brandoncreese]

details on the orange "urban" water filter?