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In this video, JJ Morris shares his expert guide to preparing a vehicle for winter emergencies.

From life-saving gear like the Gen 3 ECWCS clothing and military modular sleep system (MMS) to practical tips for sheltering in place or moving during an ice storm, JJ covers essential steps to stay warm and safe.

Learn how to heat your vehicle, avoid carbon monoxide poisoning, and use items like snow chains and traction boards for support.

Perfect for anyone wanting peace of mind on the winter roads, this video is packed with valuable survival knowledge.

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[jo]

In Minn we always had a metal coffee can with candles, lighters & matches, chocolate bars & gummy bears with the lid. Warmth and energy.. A shovel, a bag of litter dirt for getting unstuck. Wool blankets and dressed in layers. Stuck for three days in a white out. Snow was deep enough to burry semi's in places. Couldn't run the vehicle, snow was a good insulator, but had to dig it away from window/door to get in and out. 😊 Could never carry water, it would always freeze when parked.

[Tbowie]

A gut I went to school with got trapped on I-65 in a whiteout, between Indianapolis and Chicago. He lost his legs from frostbite, and ended up losing his life a few years ago from complications. Being able to survive in a stranded car is super serious!
BTW, clothing is shelter! Ive stayed comfortable in 2 sets of "Browning Duck Commander" down Bibs and longer BC field parka. Thats in a field. If you light a candle in a car it really makes a difference. I keep multiple Uco candles and 2 of the candle holders. Also have an MSR dragonfly as it can even burn gasoline, if you need to melt snow. I keep a large size MSR bottle of white gas, but also the jets for diesel and gasoline for the Dragonfly. I have 2 down sleeping bags in dry bags in the Subaru as well. Ive always taken this stuff seriously but after talking to Billy before he died, made me get crazy serious about it. Also I keep freezedry food and calorie bars in the car.
Lol...hearing you say 3 people is funny, thats exactly what I have tried to do as well. I keep extra down jackets in the car. End of season stuff at Eddie Bauer is great for having extra lightweight packable down.
😂 Roadflairs also, and a kit with firesteel and flint with charcloth, fire wick, ferril rods, 2 all in one ferril "machines" (i think from UST). I keep paracord, a double and single hammock in hammock sleeves, ready to go. I keeps a sealed MSR Pan with snap down top, that has utensils and so in it, and a mini tea pot. For filtration I keep a Katadine pocket filter and MSR gravity filter as well as a couple straw filters and a NRB water filter incase of radiated water.
I'll just assume we have most of the same stuff, and stop writing, it's already a novel....sorry.

[starwaters]

Love this! No matter where I go I carry back packs food water gatorade wool blankets extra coat and gloves and way to cook. Life is beautiful. This man is great! He truly knows his stuff! Thank you sir! Blessings and prayers to all. A veteran. 🇺🇸

[DamianBloodstone]

I always love your videos. You go over the stuff the right way with putting in things not needed. I'd enjoy seeing what's in that pack and how you load it for winter. Thanks for showing off your vehicle kit. Take Care and Stay Safe.

[brushbum]

Good Evening ! Thanks for the tips. Let's see the winter pack man. TAKE CARE..

[donnac]

I would like to see a video of you getting your winter pack ready. I always learn from you all. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us!!

[AryehDenn]

With the propane, also get a yellow can / cylinder of M A P P gas ! (methylacetylene-propadiene). Propane will not vaporize ( and burn ) below -44 F or C. I have yet to see mapp gas freeze. I've worked outside in Whitehorse, Yukon at - 60 C. - A Northern Canadian Plumber..

[tlock]

I live in South Dakota. So this hits home. I keep an emergency bag in my truck for my wife and i with cold weather gear in it. A lot you showed today is in my inventory. It gets pretty wild here.. its best to not test your luck.

[johnhoward]

This is all absolutely needed yet hard to do if your talking about a daily driver. I have tried. All this stuff in the car makes a trip for groceries or walmart rediculous. A very bare bones aproach would be more realistic. I drive 40 miles to work and back everyday and while i would like to keep all this at the ready it just isn't plausable.

[starwaters]

Instant coffee cocoa and marshmallows. Peanuts candy corn and beef jerky. Lots of candles and a couple lighters. Of course those cheap cans of beef ravioli and wolf chili. ☺ oh a sport!

[jasonaffeldt]

Nice reminder info JJ. I would like to see you do a winter pack load out video as well. I drive long distance every day with my job 500 to 700 miles round trip depending on where I'm going on a particular day. Every now and then I get stuck out on the road overnight. It's nice to have everything you need to from food, water, clothing, heat, and bedding. Thanks for giving me some more ideas what to add. You and your family take care. 🇺🇲🌲🔥🔪

[McGiver]

I hope everything and everybody is okay at home, brother. Nature is a Beast [and a Beauty, I know].
Good presentation, and a reminder that you can never be too prepared...
I would add a couple of sets of heating pads [electrical, not chemical... reusable!]. Everything rechargeable that I use doubles as a power bank to run these heating pads.
Btw, summer is coming here in Oz...

[pisom]

id like to see the backpack video!! iv always been told that if friends of mine get stranded on a desert island they want me & my tahoe there with them!! my tahoe is just as packed as your jeep is, i havent figured out a spot for the kitchen sink YET.... LOL

[fro-yo-momma]

Lots of mini propane tanks and many heater buddies luckily it doesn't get very cold here but I wanna make sure I got something in-between gas powered and a camp fire

[larrynorotsky]

I live in South Texas warm here nearly year round. I have a trip to PA coming up for Christmas. I will definitely beef up my EDC for my truck taking in to consideration the cold. Could you just use a sock for your water bottles. It is a multi tasker and cheaper. I was a Corpsman for 10 years. I never liked to carry more than I had to. I tried to make stuff do more than one thing. I have preached for years the value of antibiotic ointment. It is a fire starter, emergency lube, and medication. Good stuff. A case of ramen goes pretty far. You can serve it as a meal or just use the broth. When i lived up north I carried a bag of clay kitty litter and my e-tool. The litter helped a lot with traction. I still keep old blankets in my truck. Good for shade, keep warm, privacy screen, and body blanket. I worked rural EMS for years. You have a new subscriber.

[DanielBelliveau-yx]

Outdoor Research [ OR ] make a water bottle parka [ insulated cover ], much like the one you showed, for 1 Liter Nalgene water bottles, I keep two of them on my backpack .

[manneya]

You should sell most of this stuff as a cold weather kit. I’d get one!

[KirkBaumgardner]

Sir I will have you know I am born raised Floridian I lived in Montana for almost 2 years and 6 1/2 years in Maine and I honestly got to tell you people everywhere don't know how to drive whether it's in the rain here in Florida LOL or in the snow up north and Maine or Montana LOL I can get up a hill with a green minivan in Maine because I know how to drive better in slick conditions the manners did with their trucks the kept going slow and would slide halfway up and then all the way back down the hill I just got to run to start and kept the momentum of the vehicle straight as possible like with anything else what stays in motion it was going that way anyway LOL

[Firemandan]

If you’re going to have an open flame in your vehicle, have a handheld fire extinguisher and a CO detector wouldn’t be a bad idea either.

Bag tour would be cool.

[brynnleapierce]

“Common Sense is the new Super Power”, per 2 of our syndicated Radio Shows + other platforms Rick & Bubba (unfortunately hanging it up after 30 years. Anyway we know that trait is a rare find & I’ll go out on a limb here to say “think is has dropped off from the gene pool after certain generational lines (exceptions, of course). Now let me get back to watching you JJ because I do know you have that Super Power👌👌✅ Love your content ♥️🤍💙