Collapsable water container, water purification tabs or filter, electrolyte, weather clothing, spare shirt and socks, head lamp?, fish kit?, silicone collapasable cup - 500 deg. F, coffee/tea, sweetener? and energy bars.

Great vídeo. Stay safe muy friend.

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This has been the most practical and useful preparedness channel thank you!

Another great video my friend! I was going to suggest adding a bandana to your kit, but I guess you EDC a neck scarf on your person. I have heard of EDC packs that have portable trip alarms that you can setup should you need to get your head down in an abandon building or the likes, but I've seen many of your videos and know you'd utilise your surroundings with things like stones or broken glass etc on floor surfaces to alert you of intruders. Personally I need a larger bag for urban EDC and am currently transitioning from the Vertx Readypack 3.0 to the Roaring Fire Waxed Canvas backpack. It's a little similar to the Nutsac products in its looks and a smart looking but practical pack.

Great video! Although I don't live in an urban area, all points you made makes total sense. I think i would add some water or at least a life straw filter . Can go awhile without food but not too long without a drink. Love your videos and insights 👍👍

Who is this guy what a hidden gem of a channel. Can’t wait to go back through all his videos.

I'll agree to disagree and what I mean is that if you don't have it on you then you can't use it. You can use a fanny pack and carry a small weapon and a few IFAK stuff. If you are trained then carry what you want to get home or take action. Just my opinion from an old vet.

It's important to have maps of our city/country in paper. Regarding backpacks I avoid any tactical looking ones. People in panic will flock to anyone who they think can provide help. Tactical stuff is often associated to military and security. In a SHTF situation we must go from point A to Point B and having people asking for help will not be a good thing imo.

I have a similar equipment, but without pepper spray and less first aid (no burn gel for example). I would add a space blanket. It's so versatile, saves you and others from heat, cold, you can signal with it etc. I also have a HAD tube scarf (an original one), because you can use it for so many things and it takes no space.

Ciao Alex, io uso uno zainetto monospalla Miltec, ha una capienza sicuramente maggiore di un marsupio che mi consente di portare ogni giorno a lavoro tutto il necessario. Abbastanza comodo da shiftare dal retro al davanti, ma risulta talvolta scomodo da indossare o sfilare soprattutto quando si indossano giubbotti con cappuccio o indumenti ingombranti con altrettanti lacci o appigli che possono ostacolare le movimentazioni.

€170 for the pack is way to much for me but it looks very nice. Do you like the Rhino rescue stuff? Wanting to upgrade my medical.

Thank you, very good idea. The best regards from Brazil!

No water? Not even a little? There are soft flasks that make it easier to keep in smaller bags

Good suggestion 😊 perhaps a bag large enough for the basic 5’c would be perfect! Not forgetting to throw in a couple of Convar 7😂

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As a boy I fight against myself to become more and more low profile... trying not to carry military look-like equipments. If one day I finally wear camo suits with a plenty chest-rig, it should be that a real civil war has began and that I joint a french patriot militia !!! 😅

Great vid as usual. May i suggest to stage the tourniquet in case u need it its way faster.. nice touch with the shorter beard too brother 🙏🏻

Realism is key. Apparently a backpack would get attention in Europe. I live near a college town/healthcare hub in America where backpacks are common among nurses and students. Blending in with a plain looking backpack is easy here. Gotta tailor your gear to your area!!!

Thank you for sharing a great video.

Get rid of this(7:57) chest seal. It won't stick on wet(bloody), hairy skin, it's useless, toss it away. Buy Nar or Halo chest seals instead.

Well done.

I forgot two important things to protect: a pocket knife and a pistol

Hello your words are very realistic and I agree with you

I would disagree. Even in a SHTF situation in an inner city, most people aren’t going to rob you in the first 24 hours. Unless they would have robbed you before then anyway under normal circumstances. I like something in between. A get home bag. Bigger than yours, but smaller than a bug out bag.

It’s pretty perfect

Man, if was still living in Italy I would leave Milan and find my way to the south in SHTF situation. Milan’s rough 😅

I keep seeing Rhino Rescue ads on Facebook and Instagram. Are their products any good and reliable? Where is the company from?

in a survival situation obviously you will get an adrenaline strike so you WILL get thisty and tired after the adrenaline kick. Of course in cities the chances for water to be polluted means I would rather take a filter with chemical capabilities like the OKO 500ml bootle or the same from other brands. It allow me to have and to procure water. And some enregy bars to replenish myself after a run from the problem area. Aslo you never know when it may happens so a way to protect your from the elements, a mylar or a plastic sheet in case you need to take some rest.

I carry pretty much the same stuff, but i prefer to keep the most critical items on my body. The pdp in in my waistband, the multitool (i go for a swiss knife in urban environments), the flashlight and lighter are in my pockets. Medical stuff, power bank, and i also usually carry extra batteries for the flashlight, some water and some food, will be in my pack, so if they are stolen or lost, i still have my first emergency line. Another useful thing i do is keep a 20, a 10 and a 5€ on me. You could always find a shop with the basics and buy something, in Italy 35€ if used wisely will have you covered for a couple days

Very well done,this is a very good thougt out kit. To much is too much and too little is not enough.. To have some basic edc on your body is the most import thing one should have.. As for a regular pack i like to have a somewhat more complete set near me. I prefer a small backpack to have my hands free to run without a bag flopping around my body. I keep that under 20 lbs, fully loaded, with some water and food and that pack doubles as a get home bag and would be halfbad as a basic bug out bag and would also work well for an unexpected overnight in a hotel. I take that only with when i go for a longer trip and usually i do not carry it around and leave it in the car or Hotel etc. But as much as i want o have this backpack with me in reality a small shoulder bag with a few items is what i carry most times when exploring the places/ citys while travelling or walking around in my hometown. I always keep a good amount of stuff in my car and an empty backpack too. But this what you show is a very good extended edc kit to have with if you do not want to carry that pack and your car is parked a couple miles away.. Or for a person travelling by bus or train etc. that is already carrying his normal regular travel Gear/ suitcase . Most packs you see are pretty set for use when riding in a car someplace, but here in Europe people tend to travel a lot more in trains , busses and walk away from their cars further distances than most folks in the US. One thing- outside my hometown I would like to always have some water purification like a lifestraw or similar with me. As for the multitool i came to the point where i prefer a regular Swiss Army knife ( or regular multitool) plus a pair of small, pointed combination pliers with wire cutting ability and insulated handles. Especially for urban use where electricity and cables are present. And always carry spare prescription glases. An M95 mask could be added too. Besides that mask, a water purifier and a mylar blanket, one might have an cheap emergency poncho in the bag even if he is wearing multifunctional cloth . These four items are super light and and take very little room. Just suggestions ..🙂 Any way I appreciate videos that cover the urban aspect of prepeardness. The majority of people spend only a fraction of their live outdoors and the most will not leave the citys in a crisis for the unreal idea of surviving in the woods. Still the majority of bags and packs that are shown are heavy loaded with outdoor equipment. The only case for here in Germany and comparable countries around would be to be able to spent a night or two outdoors in a get home situation without freezing to death. And even that is pretty unlikely as most parts are so urbanized that it is very easy to get to and find some sort of building to shelter in .

Thank you for your work!

Great points raised here. I really struggle with slings because no matter how small, they always seem to drag down one shoulder, so id definitely keep my small rucksack, but i could do with going through it and double checking its contents

Great channel! Thanks for sharing your knowledge

Thank you ,this has made me think and look at my EDC rucksack set up , I'm currently building a car bag , time to re- think , thank you for your advice

Food ?

I've been carrying my urban gear inside a 5.11 Banger 2 for two years now. It does have a tactical look but it's black so it doesn't stand out too much. Inside I have quite a few medical items, a flashlight, a pepper spray, and some small tools in a tin can. I like the outer molle webbing that allows for some customization. Great video Alex 👍🏻

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If you decide that you want to get yourself an actual pack rather than a sling bag in addition to having a relatively small pack you also would want to make sure that it has buckles on the shoulder straps so that heaven forbid if someone does grab a hold of your pack you can unbuckle at least one of the straps and slip out of the pack either to run or to fight.

yea a pistol instead of pepper spray gun. but Im in the USA so thats that

Nice bag. I'd just just put some way of getting clean water and rain cover.

In an urban environment, you need to be able to get into and out of structures ... small crow bar and lock picking set. Also I would trade some of the burn supplies for a quality tourniquet. Imo

Yeah put body armor hard steel plates or soft body armor level 3A Plus or level 4 in the book bag

great video!! so informative and it showed me what i could actually as i'm trying to prepare a small/discrete survival bag. Thank you!!

What you can do is put an R 500 hardened steel plate in the book bag and put it in front of you or behind you or you can get soft body armor and do that assuming you can get body armor in the mail I mean you can have just about anything else I don't know how it is over in Italy but and y'all can't have guns you know what I mean but like we do here in America we can kind of order those things mostly not the whole gun things but some parts

Es bueno tener tu opinión como punto de referencia y adaptarlo personalmente con la necesidad individual , me gustaría en lo personal una mochila de 15 litros como la fjallraven que mostraste o una Savotta kahakka 15 litros , tienes los objetivos claros de acuerdo a tu necesidad y ambiente 👍🏽

please do make that duct tape video. did you make the micarta thing yourself?

My opinion is to carry everything that a soldier carries only to go heavy on the food and clean water ability and capacity. Or at least carry what a hiker would carry for a minimum of a week.

You have gloves, but might want to look into cut resistant gloves for things like glass and sharp metal flashing that might be around windows you have to go though.

In a shtf situation avoid people people at all costs if you don’t have a friend support group. Don’t participate in riots, it is just a recipe for a disaster. Rather observe from a distance.