Basic Long Range / Survival Pack Setup

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Comment from : doughboy334

How much plastic is ingested with those bags? Plastics really affect women and children and target first the bladder chasing painful bladder syndrome where they feel like constant bladder infections Its become really difficult to avoid toxins in our regular food and drink stream where cheap plastics break down and deposit in everything we are consuming
Comment from : Mathew Mark Luke John

Dr Schulze’s SuperFood Plus are also good they have tablets too or powder that you can mix into peanut butter or water its not the best tasting but it sure as hell will keep your energy levels up
Comment from : Max Mason

I had a waist once If you have a badonk, it helps support the pack brSeriously, SO much potentially life saving information for free Consider it, try it out Have a buddy call you on a surprise Friday evening, grab your shit and go for the weekend
Comment from : William Moore

Question why not just get Fat Wood and put in your pack I have a whole stump in my garage with a chisel and hammer next to it If you dont know how to find it learn itll save you
Comment from : Kyle Milius

what about the bino"s?
Comment from : Sean Cord

only watch 5 min of your video very boring dry
Comment from : jeff arnold

If you wanna try another rucksack, i suggest the savotta jakkari lineup They are really good!
Comment from : Abel Jacob

[YT049] titanium loadout / edc / everyday carrybr youtube/DW7q9u47t3E
Comment from : Klas Kiecker

Pretty sure you don't have to be a douchebag to stay alive
Comment from : joe kopkowski

hibrif you need to be found brthe BEST thing to have is a <>
Comment from : Peter Cannova

Re-sharing
Comment from : Robert Evans

We literally have the same minds every tip your giving 22 years been there lived the life
Comment from : Chris S

You should had auditioned for captain america
Comment from : Jigoat

Ill have to look up soffies
Comment from : Jigoat

How do you get maps printed on Rite in Rain paper? Is there a service or do you just buy the $100 ream of their printer paper and do it yourself? Is there a special kind of recommended ink to use?
Comment from : S J

Nice
Comment from : Tristan Connolly

Sir ! Please provide More information expected weather and terrain!-
Comment from : BCY

Sir !CAN YOU PLEASE REPEAT THE NAME AND BRAND RUCK YOU ARE USEING DURING THIS DEMONSTRATION !
Comment from : BCY

WHy heaving things at the top and lighter at the bottom?? does that even make sense since you have your ruck supported by your waist, and not mainldy by your shoulders? you dont want the heavy stuff pulling on your upper back or am i making a critical mistake here?
Comment from : fuodece Berlusconi

I really like your rucksack, where can I buy one ?
Comment from : HOLTZ

I have had my MSR water bladder for over 15 years, and it has not failed me, It is identical to the bladder you were showingI also have the MSR jet boil international, I believe that is the name great video
Comment from : HOLTZ

Where did you have your maps printed on write in the rain paper?
Comment from : Rick Sanchez

Si si zabudol ešte zbaliť sprchu a dom sorry kamo ale ty zomrieš skôr ako vylezieš z baráku 😅
Comment from : Peter

Anyone know what model backpack this is?
Comment from : Smaccattack

Can you tell me the name of your chest rig?
Comment from : Mike Creamer

What is your opinion on using dry bags/small bags to separate your types of gear Food in one bag, shelter in one bag, ext
Comment from : Walt

"Lighter is better" is a strange thing because back in the day we use to carry 60 pounds of heavy equipment and a decade later we were carrying 60 pounds of light equipment Go figure
Comment from : torahouse2006

Comment from : John Jacobs

I always tried to pack too much when I went out for just a day
Comment from : CharlieandHudson’sPal

You are bought !!brThat’s junk an nothing more
Comment from : Bullrich von Salz

gay and jewish
Comment from : adolf hitler

thin out your axe head it will cut faster and easier
Comment from : kirkpanzer

With regard to the poncho and orange parachute for signaling What about a USGI casualty blanket? They're cheap and durable, and they have an OD green side for low visibility and an aluminized side to retain heat If you turn it around so the aluminized side is out, it would be extremely visiblebrbrOr what about just a mylar survival blanket? They weigh practically nothing and are highly reflective
Comment from : Jacob Lee

and we certainly don't want anything disconcerting
Comment from : Robert Schroeder, Jr

Would you recommend leaving Water in the water bladder between excursions, to keep it from dry rot/Cracks?
Comment from : Patriotic Saint

Not sure, but I think Garand meant: "Put heavy things at bottom and Lighter on top" Because, if you put Heavy on top, it will stress your Lower back and Upper Body Whereas with heavier Closer to your Core (ie Center of Body or Hip region), the bulk of the Weight is easier to carry for Long arduous journeys -and even on Simple ones, like Foothill or other non-mountainous regions But by all means, feel free to correct me if you disagree
Comment from : Patriotic Saint

Could you please do a video about " Eberlestock phantom sniper Back Pack" ?
Comment from : Albedo 039

what is shoe goo?
Comment from : Ron

Would you still recommend this exo pack? Also just to confirm that you have the k3 3200 pack?
Comment from : evob20

I always have a pair of socks and a t Shirt in the "claymore pouch" because nothing is worse than a wet, sweaty t Shirt on a cold day Once you stop for a break, you'll get cold very fast, if you don't change shirts And the socks, because nothing kills your feet faster than wet socks in tight boots You'll get sores all over your feet Also, I carry the poncho on the outside with two sticks rolled up in it Sticks, cause if I use it as a tarp, I can just kick the sticks, throw the poncho on the ruck and start running, if necessary
Comment from : Zwaolin

Vaseline and anime? Classic combination 😉
Comment from : Deli

God bless you for the simple but easy to overlook aspect of using a bivy sac Honestly, in a rough winter storm it might seem like a good idea at first to get in and seal it tight to trap all your heat yet that could very well be a fatal mistake I too am a heavy sweater 😅
Comment from : Zeek Jackson

I take my custom tomahawk when I go into the backcountry A buddy of mine made it for me The good thing about a tomahawk, is that you can separate the ax head from the wood handle Makes it much more versatile and concealable
Comment from : Ken Cunningham

Would love an update on this video since gear has come along way Also would like to know what “survival” items your keeping in this pack? I’m thinking in terms of mountain recce/ civilian long term bug out
Comment from : sean penny

I did 2 weeks in a bear burrito (bivy sack) brHunting in the mountains Was absolutely amazing experience
Comment from : ZackCornelsen

A sheath is essential !br I knew a guy that was in the Bush, and he didn't have a sheath on his hatchet br He slipped on a rock and almost cut his hand off !br We had to leave the bush and take him to the hospital before he died !br So, put a sheath on your axe !br DML
Comment from : Mike

M81 woodland IS the best camo ever invented dude Multicam can only be used in specific environments M81 woodland can work in almost all environments it's been proven through tests against multicam So your wrong sir
Comment from : RECON-1

I see a lot of military bugout scenarios Who are you fighting You guys barely get against your government? So why armed if afraid to use it? Or do you think to use this against other citizens? Makes no sense in survival… but very trendy as everyone is prepared to get out defending against an enemy that does not exist Our governments are the enemies They must be hold accountable…
Comment from : Bogdan Chivaran

Garand Thumb every video :br-You Goin To Die
Comment from : FAANI

my hero btw
Comment from : Matt Brown

Dude where's the keyhole camera? I will look for it after this anime episode ends in my parents basement Also any first aid advice for the Vaseline covered road flares? I got it caught in my camelback
Comment from : Matt Brown

Why lighter stuff on bottom and heavier stuff on the top? I thought you would want heavier stuff closer to the hip straps Please explain? Thank you!
Comment from : Christopher Larson

What chest rig?
Comment from : Josh Adam

I had a buddy fill his canteens with light beer before a feild op bc as my first Sgt always said "remember boys, dark beer is for flavor and light beer is for hydration"
Comment from : Jake Lawrence

I also keep a bottle of good multivitamins in my go bag!!
Comment from : Chris Robison

Can't believe it's already been six damn years
Comment from : Sector Seven

FYI, you can use a 999 or 9999 silver coin to help purify your water
Comment from : Longbeard Silver

Ten-Hut! Listen up mother fuckers Some of you are stinking up the place with your Swamp-Ass! Many of you lethargic bastards swim up shit creek at an estimation of 069kt Move your government issued ASS FNG!!!!!
Comment from : Noah Kuehler

I think you and wranglerstar better get together for this dystopia time we're in
Comment from : Atkins Atkins

Unless you're trying to stop vehicles with road blocks dump that ax
Comment from : Atkins Atkins

And always remember kids, the difference between a great pack and a shitty pack is about 20 minutes 😁
Comment from : Atkins Atkins

All these comments but no mention of the king of loadouts: Del Monte peaches 🍑 in syrup Tradable for everything… literally everything
Comment from : Silence

Molle 2 external frame ruck sack is very difficult to assemble would love to see a video on that one
Comment from : Galilfan01

Never underestimate mom's basement
Comment from : TodaysDiscipIe

Exactly what I need when I go to the office
Comment from : Minerva -

I have idea for much lighter back packs
Comment from : Brian Miller

Great video covers alot
Comment from : Brian Miller

What brand gortex do you use?
Comment from : brendan hitchcock

Dryer fuzzworks well also
Comment from : Jimmy Norris

Iodine is the best in tropical areas for cuts ,even deep cuts
Comment from : Jimmy Norris

Honey is goog alsoand it works on cuts and things
Comment from : Jimmy Norris

Awesome video very helpful, what is the total weight for the week? For me at 185 and fit I typically don’t recommend anything over 50 pounds for myself
Comment from : Austin Abbey

That was very good think you bro
Comment from : Richard Robinson

#90-#110 ALICE packs, ECWS clothing and gear Mickey Mouse jump boots and snow shows with Akio sleds ! Sierra Nevadas in 1'-3' snow ! That ain't happening for me again at 60 yrs old, arthritis and COPD !!! I'm hunkering down till the end ! Semper Fi
Comment from : EKBANJOs WORLD

Pro tip disregard the packing list cuz your cuck CO probably came up with it Just bring a tarp extra clothes/cammies and 100$ worth of px junk food
Comment from : Wade Filler

This whole Iodine tablet or people drinking bleach water, that takes some getting use to, messing with gut flora Is it possible to put in 1 oz of SILVER bullion in your water vessel and call it a day It has antimicrobial properties and a 1 time purchase?
Comment from : DaLion

Lol "Living in parents basement" 🤣
Comment from : DaLion

can you elaborate on the iodine? - how to use, where to get it, what kind, etc thanks
Comment from : Ralph Valkenhoff

"and look cool" 4:20
Comment from : hotdog

And remember kids, just about all of this depends on your surroundings I live in Florida, so I need to pack god's blessing cause I'm just as likely to die of malaria as get shot
Comment from : Suspect

Since this video is 6 years old, What model of pack is this? K2 3500? You make a point that it does not have a frame, yet all of the packs on the Exo Mountain site, are mounted to a frame, even the K2 series I am assuming that the current K3 3200 is comparable to the pack you are showing Or are yopu using the bag without the frame? There is no mention on their site of the bags having an internal frame that I can find Thanks
Comment from : Nidhogg

GT likes a shorter shift and bigger head, noted
Comment from : Gabriel Lopez

Ha! Thu giis en thu ahrmi dunt no howe tu reed 🤣🤣
Comment from : Matt Eigtch

“Mountain Jew” tarp eh
Comment from : cFluff

Hold up! I thought “Soffe’s” were just girl booty shorts…🤔
Comment from : cFluff

A large range of skills is the best thing to have, they cannot take it away from you
Comment from : Garlic Breath and Farts

I thought vs17 was for landing aircraft 🤔
Comment from : James

I went to NTC for 6 weeks with 2 uniforms 3 pairs socks underwear and tee shirts after 2 weeks chain of command made me shower and buy more underwear 😅
Comment from : Kevin Filbin

Me, a skateboarder, who always has shoe goo in his bag, “hell yeah, imma survive off this shit”
Comment from : Andrew Dostal

Do you have a list of the items you recommend?
Comment from : Bobby Wallace

Great information but the jokes are my favorite Thanks!
Comment from : Natasha Hanna

Man I love ya sir I can tell you were struggling for some reason I am not a vet or current military, but I have been through a war in my life that has spanned from the time I was a child until now And I am losing I love ya man, I really appreciate your positive attitude and how hard you actually try to be a good, admirable, but real Man
Comment from : Van Calloway

great video Thanks and congrats:)
Comment from : Roy Calfoforo

I live in the panhandle of Florida where it's brutally hot in summer and cold in winter Humidity is always moist and sometimes sopping wet What kind of an adjustment should I make on a 3 day pack or should I just build 2 for each season?
Comment from : gentry rogers

Dose that pack come in Multicam tropic?
Comment from : MadDog_Rigs

Sitting there watching anime LUL he knows us so well
Comment from : WiggyWoz

Little but important tip for northern american campers/preppers :brIf you find fell pine tree in winter, check the base of that tree : sap travels down to the root in colder weather, meaning the base will be STUFFED full of sapbrWhen you do find that base, cut all you can carry and make thick, 1 inch thick short sticks and take them out with you whenever you go out camping They will never dry out even after years and make the best fire starters
Comment from : Grunt