16 SURVIVAL GADGETS EVERY MAN SHOULD HAVE

1) TENTSFORMER

2) Wicked Lasers FlashTorch

3) Survival Laces

4) Surviveware Outdoor Duct Tape

5) RADNA

6) Bugeye

7) Camillus Highlimb Branch Saw

8) Camillus Carnivore X 18" Machete

9) Steambow AR-6 Stinger II
(preview)

10) Estream
(preview)

11) Mjolnir Ti

12) Endure


13) Zippo 4-in-1 Woodsman

14) BAHA SHOVEL

15) Pure2Go

16) TAQWallet
(preview)

00:00 - TENTSFORMER
01:03 - Wicked Lasers FlashTorch
01:50 - Survival Laces
02:44 - Surviveware Outdoor Duct Tape
03:31 - RADNA
04:23 - Endure
05:18 - Camillus Highlimb Branch Saw
06:13 - Camillus Carnivore X 18" Machete
07:10 - Steambow AR-6 Stinger II
08:06 - Estream
09:10 - Mjolnir Ti
10:10 - Zippo 4-in-1 Woodsman
11:05 - BAHA SHOVEL
11:49 - Bugeye
12:54 - Pure2Go
13:51 - TAQWallet

[minhdao]

The most useful tools on this list are:
1) Duct tape. But any duct tape would do. No need for the "survival" brand.
2) Paracord.
3) Machete/saw.

Everything else here is a gimmick or way too expensive.

[lostboytnt]

camillus cutlery factory went bankrupt in 2007, burned down in 2011, and the name was bought by another company that is nowhere near camillus.

[Iron-Bridge]

This is fun to watch even if I think most of it is unnecessary for true survival. 😁The most functional items presented here would be the duct tape and the paracord. Those plus a good knife and you're set.

[dirkboon]

For my work I carry in a small backpack a mini fpv drone, a reversed crossbow, paracord and first aid kit. In my belt a tanto, a Browning and a taser. A mini pack with fishing gear, water purifie tablets. 5 ziplock bags. In my pocket a mini flashlight, a compass and special lighter. No food, no tent, no sleeping bag. Travel as light as possible. I am retired now. 58 and apperently my gear was always sufficient.

[machina]

In the middle of a survival emergency, fucking up my shoes in the wilderness is my goto move.

[timwhite]

I'm actually impressed that the flashlight lasts even 15 minutes at the highest setting.
The survival paracord would be better to use as as a hoodie cord. It's all well and good for having it as laces, but then you have no shoelaces if you need to use it .

[U.S.M.C.]

I have 2 tentsformers.
Fantastic for kayak camping and sleeping on sandbars. Even has a bug net sold separately.

[billhillard]

I am so buying that crossbow. I have a few crossbows. I like the elegance of a crossbow and that high-tech one is a great way to see an elegant, yet high-tech weapon. I have to get that cool machete too. I also have a bunch of them. The simplicity of some weapons and tools makes them so beautiful in an industrial way. Take care, folks!

[johnlewisbrooks]

Just bought a 7inch fresnel lense! Its by far the best no fuel fire kit ive owned! It caught wood on fire so quick im currently nursing a blister on my finger lol😅😅😅

[Flies_the_limit]

Gimmicky is an understatement. That backpack sized watch lmao

[rogerthat-]

Survival Laces, I've only been making my own for the last 45 years, just like so very many others.

[egads]

Radna funding was cancelled years ago, do you check any of this?

[andybawn]

these all in one tools are great, right up until you lose it. i'd rather carry 5 or 6 seperate tools then when you lose one it's just an inconvenience not a catastrophe!

[vickielawson]

#12 - Estream - Chances are, if there’s no electricity in the area, there’s no cellphone tower, so it’s goofy they advertise it that way.

[lil----lil]

The _biggest_ problem with the poncho tent is that it will NOT Last. The cheap zipper will give away (just one bad zipper is game over). A rip or normal fabric wearing out is bye bye water resistant (100% guaranteed it's not waterproof). Trust me, it's better to have a single purpose device.

[iliketowatch.]

(6:04) Great for people who enjoy having tree limbs fall on their heads.

[adriancontreras]

This stuff is cute. Most of its not too practical or cheap quality, but it's fun to look at.

[seanbigay]

"Duct tape is magic and should be worshiped." -- Astronaut Mark Watney

[crshveride]

The carnivore x is amazing. I bought one. That blade can take some abuse. I have chopped trees up. And smacked some rocks by accident. A must have for all hikers

[Iverath]

In all my experiences of them, the rope saws are hell to use. Id rather chew through a log with my teeth.