I have my own built that I have been using for a few years now and I actually have 4 more that I’m going to sell. I’ve been testing out the components in it. It will be a later video that I put out later on I have it with me right now in Ohio I’m spending a week out here and it’s hooked to my main pack

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That’s also a good way to look at it some people are looking at it as if they only grab that kit they would be ok but I do like the idea your saying also by making it an Extention of your edc. Like I typically carry a knife, multitool, flashlight, pow pow, wallet, phone, etc. sometimes I carry more stuff but that’s a general edc. Then you build yours to supplement gear you don’t have in your edc. I like it.

Yea I thought it was pretty good for how small it is.

Yea I think he got tired of dealing with negative comments or something. Sometimes it’s good to hear them so you know how to improve.

I typically get the single use two packs that you see in the white cabinets in offices and job sites

I always get the single use packs. Like the ones that are in the white cabinets in offices and job sites

I think they cease to exist. No more but a memory. 😆 it’s cool to see the tin though.

Actually I was wrong I guess you can still get them at Walmart 😂 I just looked it up

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Yea it’s a pretty cool one

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Yea I think it’s a pretty good kit for how tiny it is it wasn’t too bad to pack back up either

Yea I think he does a good job making them up he uses a lot of different items

It’s been a few videos but you got it again! This must be a good time for you

It would make an ok base to start a water bottle pouch kit.

Especially on pocket knife’s right? I guess you can always carry a SAK and add a pocket clip to it. What else is hard about edc there? I’m curious I don’t know too much about the rules of your country

I have more experience with bic they feel like a better built lighter to me. Clipper is still better than some of the generic ones but I feel like the components are made better on a bic

Yes I thought the same thing it would be a good base kit to start with then add a water bottle pouch to expand from.

Yes I thought it was a good little kit also!

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Yea no problems in the time I have used it

Absolutely you hammered all the important stuff right there! The flashlight is definitely garbage it was the worst light I have seen yet a 9 dollar Olight i3e blows this light out of the water by a mile. Other than that it’s a good base kit to start. I think it’s a good start for a water bottle pouch kit. The nesting cup would be a definite addition! Awesome ideas all of it!

Yea thats true he is still an expert I guess. On a side note, there was an interactive tv on Netflix a while back that you had to choose the options off the tv to decide what bear did. My kids would always choose to have him fall off a bridge in the jungle it was hilarious

Man that would be a cool one to go over! I don’t have anything from the 90’s this kit was from the 60’s and I have one from the 70’s to do yet.

Thanks there’s another version of this kit but it had more stuff I need to find it too

​@@whitetailsurvival2430that awesome can't wait to see it

I didn’t block anything? I will literally argue all day I actually enjoy it. Maybe you said something against KZbin policy?

Also if you haven’t noticed with your extreme amount of intelligence and attention to detail that the channel isn’t an advertisement I open these kits on camera for people to watch to see what’s inside of the kit to make an informed decision about whether or not they should buy it or some people literally just watch them because it’s interesting what people stuff into these kits! No one is saying that these are an end all be all solution to a stay in the wilderness but they would definitely help out in a bad situation! My experience is I know I can stay overnight in the woods anywhere in my environment with one of these kits idk if you have ever done it before but I have and I’ve also been lost and stayed the night before out of place with no kit at all in the fall and I survived so your “free knowledge” holds no weight when you have nothing to back it up!

@@whitetailsurvival2430 I don't go against KZbin's policy, I don't need to insult or use profanity to get my point across. The comment stayed the same, only difference was that I didn't mention your @ in the one I was able to post. Coincidence, I think not.

I don't go against KZbin's policy, I don't need to insult or use profanity to get my point across. The comment stayed the same, only difference was that I didn't mention your @ in the one I was able to post. Coincidence, I think not. Same goes for this comment, only way it shows is if I remove your @. Pathetic lol

@@mightywookiee6633i promise I don’t block people I have no reason to I like to hear what people have to say it’s hilarious actually. I enjoy the Debate about anything you don’t have to worry about me not allowing you to tag me in stuff because I don’t care everytime you post a comment and I respond it pushes this video out to more people that watch the same stuff that you do then I make a little bit more money off it! It’s actually awesome! It’s at 2000 views already that’s like 20 bucks so keep the comments rolling I love it thanks for the time and comments

I think the guy is he knows a lot about outdoor survival he was just a sham in the show. A lot of children look up to that dude I get comments all the time about that

That’s a great way to think but I imagine a company purchased these kits for pennys on the dollar then they mark them up 1000% and resale them here for a large profit. Most of the stuff in your house from your cloths tools and bedding come from the same place. I don’t feel like this kit is bad and it would be impossible to make one to the equivalent with the same amount of money. Just a single walled metal cup costs more than that. I don’t disagree more stuff should be made here for a better price but politically and structurally our country and economy cannot do that so for now a kit like this can be used to start as a base kit for someone new. Add a water bottle pouch a nesting cup a fixed blade and some other items of your choosing and your on your way to a better kit. I could use this kit to spend a night in the woods no problem. Everyone forgets that this isn’t a bug out bag or get home bag these little things are for a rough night

Why would you take this kit for 72 hours? What don’t you understand? That’s not what this is for these are to get you through a possible rough night to get you out in the morning. It’s actually incredible to me that you cannot use this kit to survive a night you may want to work on your skill set if you cannot. You should literally be able to stay a night in the woods with the space blanket and a fire! It’s very uncomfortable but it’s possible. This is a 282 acre farm out here it’s in the mountains and it’s realistic to stay out here and practice survival and bushcraft in my area and environment where I live and where I most likely would be put into a survival situation. The final thing I would like to add is that I don’t build these kits and the channel is designed around opening these kits it would be awfully boring to continuously open my own survival kit over and over again to the viewers of the channel. If you think you can do a better channel please start one and tag me and I will watch your videos and take pointers.

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Thank you i believe this could be built around a molle water bottle pouch that gives you more room to expand the kit! This is a quart bottle/ 32 oz so it is actually a wide mouth bottle but the space blanket and poncho packs are so big it’s hard to get them out. The kit contents are expensive I do like to see people price them out to see if they can make a better kit for cheaper. A single walled metal cup is already more than this entire kit 😂

@@whitetailsurvival2430 The pouch is such a great improvement, can add a nesting cup and often there's an outside pocket for more gear. I made a couple bottle kits for cars and it's amazing how much stuff can be crammed in a Nalgene. Getting it out again is another matter entirely!

@@LostLittleElfyes I actually used a water bottle system like we were talking about for probably 10 years or so for my archery set up for my close to home set up I switched to a backpack now because I’m traveling for a hunt in Ohio and this will be a week of morning to night hunts for whitetail so I needed more gear

I love it! This comment comes all the time and I will offer you the same challenge.. start from new you have no items at all. from scratch build a kit better than this for less than 25 dollars. Post it on my instagram page or make a video and tag my channel with it. No one has been able to do it yet!

I would not want it to shoot into my hand for sure!

Yes and my favorite was the first aid kit full of cheap bandaids.

I would definitely recommend adding purification tablets. I would say if I bought a kit like this. I would take everything out and assess it. I would take out what I didn’t feel was necessary and add what I wanted. You should always do that anyway. I don’t really understand why so many people could not survive an overnight stay with a kit like this. This is not a get home bag or bug out bag. These kits are for a possible stay in the woods maybe for a night as a just in case kit without having to lug around a full pack with you. I could make a fire and shelter with this kit and survive a night for sure! I’ve done it before with nothing but my hunting gear in the fall one time. If you can’t survive a night with this kit you may want to practice other critical skills for survival.

@@whitetailsurvival2430 You could survive A NIGHT, even two, three would be pushing it. But that'd be it because you can go only THREE days without water, and that sh*tty kit has nothing for water purification. No metal container for boiling over a fire, no purification tablet, no filter, nothing. Stop trying to justify buying that crap.

@@whitetailsurvival2430 You can make yourself a bowl out of a log and burning coals, and then adding hot rocks in the water to boil it but in a survival situation where time is crucial, no one can afford to spend time messing around with that. You need a metal container, period.

@@mightywookiee6633 it’s not essential to be metal. you can survive a night with a plastic bottle and a water purification tablet. You can survive a night with a fire and a space blanket. It’s not fun but you can do it. I could filter water through the sleeve of my T-shirt and drop a purification tablet in that bottle and be fine for a night or two if I had to.

I’ve been waiting for a metal water bottle kit to come out but not yet. I’m always searching and hunting for new kits to buy and try out!

Yea it’s definitely a supplemental kit. I wouldn’t wanna try to go long term with the contents in this kit

@@whitetailsurvival2430 We had a few exercises in the Reserves - Grab & Go - I always carried a Swiss Army Knife, Bic Lighter (we still use Hexamine Stove to boil the water bag for our rations (I am in Australia) & Bic Pen. A few times were mustered out to go the day with what you had in your pockets. Once or twice went 24hrs on a cadet ration pack (1 meal, matches & a FRED (like your P38 but with a small spoon / bottle opener added. Thankfully the best spoon I have see was added 20 years later to our ration packs after my time).

That’s awesome I love hearing the stories like that! The USA has the US mre spoon in the accessories pack and it’s a good tough spoon I do like the old style spoon can opener in the older Australian rations I loved that design. Definitely more grip than a p38 or p51. I do like the idea of having enough stuff In your on body edc to survive!

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That might be a cool one for me to look for I like going over them kits also!

Definitely add water purification tablets or a small filter straw like the aquamira frontier. Maybe swap the tool out for a leatherman or SAK something with a saw. I would add some ibuprofen and Tylenol to the mini med kit and a few Neosporin packets. Possibly a skeleton style fixed blade like an izula. I might even swap the bottle out for a single walled steel one. I would probably eliminate the whistle/match storage container add a small whistle and compass. Maybe a mini bic. Definitely swap the flashlight out for a better led flashlight I would probably get an Olight i3e or i3T just for the size and brightness plus the cost is great. I definitely could use a hank of cordage maybe wraps 20-30 feet around the outside of the bottle or put a hank of 100lb micro cord on the inside of the kit. I would add a fishing kit for entertainment. There probably is more stuff but that would be ok for me for a short term kit

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Yea it didn’t cost that much and it makes a good base to build off of. If you got this kit and a molle water bottle pouch it would make a good mini system to base from. Thanks for coming back again I appreciate it!

Yea that would be cool also! If it had a screw on lid with a secondary soda style lid and cap the sawyer would screw right on! That’s creative and awesome thinking.

Thank you again I appreciate it!

Yes a lot of the times I think people forget that you should at minimum open your kit and go through it to make sure nothing needs replaced, added, or taken away. That’s time when they can add the pieces they want or take out what they don’t. Thanks for coming back again!

@@whitetailsurvival2430 It is like checking car before going for a trip to make sure all is in place. I'm watching all vids but not always comment.

Thanks i appreciate it! That’s definitely what everyone should be doing before you take the kit out. Any kit at all. You never know what’s broke, expired, or junk unless you check it out

Yea it’s not bad at all. Honestly that tool is pretty strong for the size I gave it a decent squeeze and I can just start to feel it flexing a little bit but some of the cheap tools I can literally squeeze and break really easy. It’s not bad for an addition to this kit that didn’t cost that much.

Same here . not a bad start to a not bad kit. I'd buy one just to play with.

Nextool Mini Sailor Lite, $20 and good quality.

@Bushcraftnbaseball @Bushcraftnbaseball I'll probably get one of those thanks is it stronger than a Gerber mini multitool?... I was thinking of an $8 or less that could be bought in bulk for cheap to put in affordable kits to sell . Like if I wanted to sell kits for $25 . They do have cheap mini multitools so it's possible there's a strong one

@@Bushcraftnbaseball ​​ ​ thanks I'm gonna get one of those , is it stronger than a Gerber mini multitool? I was thinking of a mini multitool that could be bought in bulk and get them down to $5 or less . There are a lot of mini multi tools for under $5 without buying in bulk so I'm thinking there might be some $8 ones that are strong.

That’s awesome I love hearing stories like this I used to have the garbage chore also I have 5 sisters so I was burning a good few bad quite often 😆 i actually enjoyed using the strike on box matches because it was the only time I could use them

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Yea highly subjective 😆 I don’t mind the ramping i typically use my lights on medium modes anyway to conserve battery but I feel like there would be more people that would complain about the lack of technology if there was no mode memory. It’s definitely personal preference but in all honesty I don’t have a certain preference in lights when it comes to the way they work. As long as it works 😆

I’m not positive on the material make up there wasn’t much in the information packet but I like the look for sure!

​​@@whitetailsurvival2430I'm about to buy one. Great quality EDC for the price!

Yea it definitely was cool

Yes that would suck both of these kits I opened were rough to get open.

It was a pretty good one for the price