I am looking forward to a follow up episode of you taking it out for a test. Maybe even for an overnighter.

I made a small kit for my mother a few weeks ago. Most of the stuff I put in it came from dollar tree and dollar general, and the quality of those items might be as good as what I see in the quake kit. I spent about $50 thinking she wasn’t gonna ever use it anyways. Hurricane Helene wiped out her power grid and she actually used a good bit of stuff from the kit. She got power back this morning and called to thank me for giving her that bag. The quake kit would absolutely be a good idea for giving to an elderly couple. I don’t think I would use that stuff though. Thanks for the review 😊

You're exactly right when you said that this type of kit would be for someone who doesn't really possess an outdoor skill set, but needs something for an emergency.

Doesn’t seem to be repelling very well on the shoulders

I agree with a lot of the comments here. This kit is too big and bulky (and nothing is in orange b/c you're using it in a tactical environment). However, may be "Airborne" isn't Paratroopers, maybe it's supposed to be "Air Crew"? In the US military (Army, anyway), your survival gear is spread-loaded in three layers: 1. On your body, 2. In your LBE/Plate Carrier, and 3. In your Rucksack. You wouldn't usually be carrying a contractor or trash bag, b/c you'd have a poncho or basha. In layer 1 or 2 you might have a space blanket, or in layer 2 or 3 you might have a casualty blanket. Most grunts carry a folding knife, and ALL combat engineers carry a Leatherman or SOG multi-tool. And oh ya... if you're E&E-ing, you wouldn't want to be carrying around an open-top water bag!?! In a combat zone you can ALWAYS find a bottle or errant canteen to use if you literally have nothing else to carry water in. That large Ziploc is nice, but not heavy duty enough to carry stuff. Maybe it's supposed to be an aspiration bag?

For an ounce of weight, any kitchen shop, has silocone collapsible funnels. Very handy for decanting water while your filtering boiling resupplying

You could probably get a 2lt bladder or Domedery in that side pouch. Im not a fan of bladders tbh ive had camel nacks pop on me before. But Dromedery i rate highly durable.

You unlike many, realise the heat build up from backpacks in summer. I use similar to your set up in summer. I use my old issue ALICE LBE. Dropped the ammo pouches. Kept 2 water bottles and butt pack. Winter time it's just better sleep gear tied on top like you have basically. I use an old British NBC roll to clip on. Look them up basic and you could easily sew similar together. But I can get a down bag, a thick mill issue bivi bag, groundsheet ( cheap harbour freight type tarp ) tarp and a sea to summit air matress in it. Old style ALICE butt pack, and an old harness to destroy. Take the harness clips close them onto the eyelets with pliers. You can now out a shoulder strap clip on clip off. Or with 2 carribeeners you can 1. Clip it on top of an Alice butt pack to the harness clips or, 2. Clip ir as an extra onto molle belt set up by just using the caribeener around any of the molle/ palles straps above your pouches at the rear.

Tbh if you were carrying that water filter bag by a caribeener full, I'd expect that to break. I'd consider you'd be better off running a pouch up to carry it full in. Or have a dump pouch to carry it in full

Snugpak….if you don’t get wet from rain you get soaked from condensation!

Nice but I still would have covered the bivi with the tarp too you could have thrown your pack and gear on it until bedtime. Have fun stay safe.

That bird was a Bigfoot😂

What’s the wool anorak you got there? Looks decent. Also, what’s the wind breaker jacket you pulled out from bottom of bag,

This is NOT U.K. S.F. issue, the nato stock number does not exist. The BSB company does not make issued kit for H.M. Forces, it's available in the Naafi or in the USA the P.X. Completely fake.

Something you might not know about alcohol stoves is if you add a little salt to it you can see the flame better, I wouldn't recommend doing that all the time of course because salt can be corrosive, but it would help for filming if you wanted the flame more visable. This really isn't necessary obviously, but could be a useful tip at some point 🤣.

Hey bro I've been watching your channel since day one and I love every video! Can I ask what you do for your workouts? Your looking tank brother! Love coming from an Australian outback camp enthusiasts

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Breakfast - "Snidanok" Dinner - "Vecherya" Lunch - "Obid"

I am here. Jake McClellan The Oregon Boy 👦

In the thumbnail it looks like the low side of the tarp is uphill. This means the water will run off of it and then back down to where you are set up, which probably isn't a good idea. Cheers.

Bigger tarp

Good vid I heard bad things about snug pack bivis thanks bro

Better start building up your home defense

Nice setup. Little tip for using air pillows without a strap…bring an extra shirt, and pull it over your pad and pillow….makes the pillow stay in place

Rise and shine Noah

Great gear love the back pack

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Nice setup bro. Stay dry. Cheers 🍻

I love watching these MedicBox videos because i can't afford them and they dont even deliver them to my country. Btw good videos keep it up

Great load out and gear. Just the essentials

What size tarp is that?

Which one did you like the night cat or the heaven what do think for the price

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Nice video. Could two of those cots fit in the tent?

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Didn't see an IFAK.

Did you have to keep filling the tent with air???

slick kit

Your channel is still one of the best! Thank you sir.

Great set up! I cannot WAIT until the weather dips a little more! Keep it up! Can’t wait to see more! 💯🙏🏼

Should be called the “Ultimate TEMU Box”. What a joke.

It's so funny that everyone says duct tape has a million uses, yet you rarely see anyone actually using it for anything 🤣. A fire starter or poncho patch is about all I've seen it used for in videos lol, I get having it and carrying it which I do too, but it just makes me laugh 🤣.

It feels criminal to be this early. You have everything covered I would want.

I don't see why anyone would get this monstrosity over the Haven Tent. It's way heavier, the design lends to a chronically unstable plattform and it doesn’t look that comfortable either. Yes it's cheaper but is all these downsides really worth some minor savings

ve the Haven in the wind, Rocks you to sleep. I like a foam pad under the insulated pad with the winter insulated cover, but i sleep with a top quilt. if it gets really cold i slide the topquilt inside a 30 degree and never worry about to hot or cold.

Ok. I'd like to eat more than 1 (cold) over a day, like a meal ready to eat (rice/nuddles/pan cake) + spoon & fork (spork) + (foldable) cooking pot/pan.

Hey man great video as always. Loved the description of everything you use man. The stake looked very good. Looking forward to the next one and as always safe travels man

You're probably one of the few in the US who eats it right!!!!

Sir, where can I buy that canteen pouch? What is it?

Love your channel, dude. Rock on!