It would be awesome to see these techniques used in movies.

I got the titanium one. You can cook in it too or boil water.

Add a wedge and it's going to stay on so much longer

Knife, flashlight, multi-tool. #4 would be a duct tape wrapped cigarette lighter. Duct tape = tinder and bandage/tourniquet. I have all four on me at all times.

Awesome Battlbox. Really hyped for the next one!

Flahlight/ lighter/ knife every day all day

Definitely a teaser for a basic box item!

I buy these to periodically eat at home they're so good. It's like restaurant food!

Hahahahaha Freak,n Awesomenesssss....Boom

Nice! But then I will end up playing my geetar with a pinecone.

Where can I get that knife?

Dog poo bags

Great video buddy

Great video buddy great info

Hey man… Just ran into your channel. So damn good. Thanks for sharing this as I’m gonna run down this company and buy me a few of them. Thanks, bud.

best

think like this///car must be in a faraday cage....then after EMP burst you drive it out of cage......then in 3 days another EMP burst....car is now crap....multiple burst render all electronics nil!!!!!!

1. Wallet (contains $, fresnel lense, Moleskin, a diamond sharpener card, and a piece of reflective mylar. 2. My fixed blade knife kit, knife is a 3.5" modified ol hickory, in the pouch is a leatherman, AAA flashlight, ferro rod, and a button compass. 3. A Sonim XP8 hardened cell phone.

Is holding a flashlight a universal experience for us men all over the world?

Prayer rope (look, I know this is JUST an object, and it is not Jesus or the word of God or anything supernatural, but it is important to ME. It helps me focus on Jesus and it improves my state of mind. While this object is irrelevant to someone else, especially to a non believer, for ME it could mean the difference between life and death). Knife. Phone (I hate modern tech but I must admit it could save my life in many situations).

Dude do not drink polymer water, you’ll have the runs for a week straight! I used to work a wash plant and we used polymer (Flock) to get rid of dirty water and to clarify it and at times it got into your mouth or drink if near the plant, but yeah for 5 years off and on nothing but the runs constantly

Heaving a feeling each one of those tools performs like shit and a complete torture to use

BUT WILL IT KEAL?

LOL, interesting what happens when you read the instruction book. Very helpful video since I am going to get a GoSun. When I visit my dad in Maui we are out in a garden and I cook my lunch in glass container sitting on a mirror, this is a better option. Just get a tube, the rest is usable. I've been using GoSun cutlery for years. I have been using DLight lights for years.

Multi tool

This EMP "shield" will NOT shield your vehicle. It doesn't work that way. For example, if you have a portable generator in your garage and an EMP occurs, it's going to fry your generator. It's going to fry your solar panels. It's going to fry your solar generator/battery. It's going to fry your electric toothbrush. It's going to fry your refrigerator. It's going to fry your freezer. It's going to fry your cell phone. It's going to fry your radio. In other words, anything you don't have stored properly in a Faraday cage, it's very likely going to be converted to junk immediately.

Liquid nails

Knife gun flashlight

Definitely want to see more of Doug

DONT GET MAD EITHER LOLOL

Fire paste is so awesome. Working it into dryer lint and smushing it on wood works so good.

Yeh, the phone so you can call your mother and talk to her while a bear is eating you alive. That actually happened. No, the knife is number one. Actually everyone's #1 is their keys, #2 wallet, #3 phone.

A surge protector that goes across the plus and minus power coming from the battery & to chassis ground does not have the ability to protect the vehicle as every injector, ignition coil, and all the lights, horn, even stereo speaker wires will generate up to 60,000V per meter of wire. On every single wire in your vehicle... where those wires come into the ignition CPU, Trans, stereo, etc, etc, etc... do not go to positive or ground on the battery, they go through circuitry like FETs, transistors, diodes, ingratiated circuits & micro processors and THEN to power or ground and they will be blown to hell! Your injector wires are at least 1 to 2 meters long, Your brake lights are more like 4-5 meters long... X 20KV to 40KV depending on you distance from the EMP minimum going through parts that have sensitive gates that will be destroyed in that 1 millisecond. Get it if it gives you comfort, but... there is a reason the military went back to diesel engines.

There are 5, in my mind. Cell phone, wallet, keys, then knife and lighter, in that order. Comms, money, mobility, self defense/utility and fire. That's the most basic EDC, and for good reason. 95% of everything you do in daily life, you'll use all of them frequently during the day, and you can take them anywhere. In terms of indispensability, that's the list in my mind, in that order, based on frequency of use. After those 5, I would list a flashlight and a multitool. Many people don't use either daily, but I do. I also keep a tiny pill bottle on my keychain with high test fishing line and a needle. Might seem silly to some, but I found myself always needing some small cordage to tie things or repair things in the woods, so it is something I've found very useful. But you said TOP 3, and so it is. Much of this can be consolidated, which is how I carry it. I really only have 3-4 things to remember each day, but with it 10+ EDC items. On my keychain is the lighter, multitool, flashlight, cordage, pen, and keys. 6 items, all used frequently enough to be useful, 1 thing to remember. The lighter has duct tape around it. All the items are small sized so that the keychain is not too bulky. Not much bigger than the giant keyfob most people have on newer cars. I keep money in my phone case. With a wallet case, you can carry phone, money, and cards in 1 item. Phone in one pocket, keys in another, knife in a 3rd. 3 things to remember, 10-12 distinct items on my person everywhere I go. My pistol is a 4th, but I don't necessarily count it as EDC because I can't take it into my workplace. But it's back on when I leave for the day. The fire kits, containers, cordage, etc. are off body items, which I don't call EDC. I keep a kit in my vehicles, which can be grabbed quickly when needed, but that's what I call kit items.

It’s clear but is it clean?

knife,lighter,flashlight every day

Havent had the best of luck with SOG tools. Any other entrenching tools in the box? Gotta say these videos make me consider battlebox more and more.

I got more than three. lol On my person--phone, knife, wallet. I ride, so I always have a backpack. That has more in it, including a full med kit.

Awesome conversation. Definitely great things to consider. Thank you. I want to know about that watch band.

My class really enjoyed watching this video! Great science content!

I would love to be trained by Doug honestly, such a master at his craft and a great instructor as well! Great video guys!

KZbin is good for sharing information. Especially to help others but if someone knows you don’t share your tactical wisdom lets you put your cards on the table.

Hello im 65 n still like shooting sligshots closer range with my old eyes.. Favotite one is a Old wrist rocket with 1inch black bands.. lot better than the yellow tubes.. 👍🏻🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲

What was the bag the canteeen was in?

So after 6-8 days we die or what? I see those packets they won’t last forever

Who tf figuresd this out, is what i wanna know.

That was excellent! I love watching Caucasian Men break things!

Aka Vaseline

When I was a recon ranger it was drilled into us to always have 3 things in our pocket and I still do it today. A knife, a way to start a fire, and a snack.

And when it all goes bad your sposta go where and get those packs ? Prepers make me laugh