I.N.C.H. | Bug Out Bag | Tools

I.N.C.H. | Bug Out Bag | Tools
SOG Shovel

gerber machette

Ka-Bar Black Tanto Knife

MTech 17.5" Survival Axe with Cord Lanyard

Leatherman - Wave® Multi-Tool, Stainless Steel

Sportsman Pocket Chainsaw 36 Inch Long Chain

SE PS185 10.5-Inch Folding Mini Camping/Pruning Saw, Tripe Teeth Saw Blade Design

bayite 1/2 Inch X 6 Inch Drilled Ferrocerium Rod Flint Fire Starter

[redsampler]

5:03 why would people hate you or get mad at you just because your loadout works for you?
all prepvids should be like yours.
you not condescending and you show what works for you.
its great stuff keep it up.

[matttoad]

Love this video finally not over priced crazy ass videos with 1000 and 1000s of dollars on simple ass tools thanks for this video man!

[markusschaffer]

Ka Bar makes some really great knives. I was gifted the same tanto knife you have. Mine has gone through lots of use on backcountry trips, from use as a chefs knife to bushcraft to use as an edge for my fire steel.

Leatherman’s advantage, to me, is it’s ease of repair and the fact they seem to last forever. Well made tools!

[kipperwhite]

Kabar & Leatherman Great choices got my 1967 USCG issue Kabar put away 4 oldest g/son. My go 2 fixed blade now is Cold Seel Tanto Recon w/nylon sheath & folder blade attached! Good Intel TY 4 info

[bigjohnf]

As you mention in your video, in S.H.T.F situations, being quiet to avoid detction is a necessity. The problem is, so many things attach ( or open ) now with hook and loop tape. It is almost impossible to open hook and loop quietly, (as you mentioned in your video). Almost all of my gear is attached with Molly webbing and carabineers For that reason.
KEEP the videos coming!

[markholt]

Ssg BA you are costing me money, lol. Just went and bought the clever & machete my wife is going to kill me. I have a ton of knives by Mtech, kukri's and etc I kept my military shovel when I got out so I have that covered. Keep up the great videos I love your points of view and Sippy has a great attitude an awesome team u have. God Bless!

[bernardstander]

Thanks for the vid. I love the Twistmaster!!!
That axe is very good for zombi necks...
Sippy cup really gave us a fright there...lol

[Tradekraft]

Back in my Marine Corps days, the e-tool handle was used as a stove for heat tabs to put the canteen cup on

[tonypatey]

Another intelligent learning vid with special guest. lol. Thanks. Tony

[gregboss]

Love the comments that go with the Kabar. Love my USMC Kabar and my Ontario Marine 498.

[topbreak]

I love the raised knobs on the Twistmaster's lock. I wish Opinel would put them on their locks.

[davemarkiewicz]

Don't forget your tent pegs that need a little assist to get firmly into the
Good video, liking it - wishing I had the $$$ for these tools & working on it!

[Musicguy]

Love the humor and the items. Knowledge is power and thanks for sharing yours!

[willwade]

A friend of mine has a K-Bar that he duct taped 2 canvas needles to the back of the sheath. He did that because it's out of the way and canvas needles can use the strands in paracord to sew up items/skin.

[justinleerhoff]

I have the bigger version of the Gerber and I eventually gave up on the sheath and found a molle sheath that has a plastic insert to protect the blade, two little snap pockets, and the sheath has snaps to snap the machete handle into place. And it is really nice that I can connect it to my backpack so I don't have it on my belt all the time, I don't think it would work with the smaller Gerber you have though. The only adjustment I made on it was moving the snaps up a little bit because it wouldn't fit around the bulky part of the handle and I raised it up so it would go around the less bulky part of the handle.

[rodsofgod]

A karambit cleaver ... You really love MTECH for sure...

[jonw]

I dig your bug out gear sir. I am in the process of throwing my tools together as well. My advice would be to include a Lifestraw, cotton balls coated in petroleum jelly (Vaseline) for fire tinder because they take up basically no room and weigh nothing, fishing line and hooks, a service issue poncho, 50ft Paracord,  some resealable plastic bags, small sewing kit, a Gaiter because it's very versatile, and a couple space blankets which can be extremely useful. But if the apocalypse does come, I'm pretty sure it will be us prior service that rule the new world. I got my shotgun and a roll of toilet paper, I'm ready haha

[RobPainless]

The folding pak saw is nice. I've got one...well, half of one. Blade broke many years ago, but I still use the half that's left. Still more than I usually need. Sippy's getting out of hand. May be time for an intervention. ;-) Cheers!

[ArmaGuyz]

Ive been wanting a Ka-Bar for years because of the reliability. Marines have trusted their lives to them and I feel like they are one of the best out there. I searched Cold Steels website couldn't find the Twist. However the Recon mini Ive heard great things about and watched a few videos showing its basically indestructible.

[Chris-pbse]

Great vid but I respectfully disagree about machete's. I bought a condor parang and haven't looked back. The thicker carbon steel blade and the rounded grind really make it into the best all around chopper I've used. The difference is surprising and instantly noticeable. It cost me 66$ and in comparison that's expensive but for the giant leap in ruggedness, I feel it's money well spent. I've never done a vid before but now I'm thinking that chopping a typical machete in half might be a fun one to record.