BaCKPACK LiNERS

Always line your Backpack/Rucksack with a Waterproof LINER. Even if it's 95 degrees, no chance of rain and your in the desert 60 miles away from the nearest body of water, Line your Kit.
Here I show my GO-TO's. A 3 mil thick Drum Liner or Contractors bag, basically a huge black garbage bag. The ILBE Waterproofing bag with Valve by SeaLINE. My military surplus Rubberized Green bag and the Snugpak and Sea to Summit Dry bags. These bags are all multi purpose, from Ground Sheets, Flotation Devices and sensitive electronics condoms, they will serve you well.
RULE #1: Place anything you don't want to get wet or fried in a dry bag.
RULE#2 Repeat.
HT

[@aminmivehchi]

THANKS FOR THIS VIDEO👍

[@akowboyshippielife7405]

👍💪🏻🙏🏻🤠

[@GucciKraken]

Awesome. Thank you!

[@macmann3902]

I've always used trash compactor bags, they're extra tough

[@danieladams2986]

Hi, when summer comes, do you stash your winter gear or still carry it around?

[@lifesahobby]

Nice

[@lifesahobby]

Where did the bin liner comment go

[@Tim2424]

Very good advice brother I always do the same! Especially in the jungle if ur gear gets wet clothes sleep system ext. It's never really going to get dry nothing like sporting stinky clothes and sleeping in a stinky bag! Thanks for your accurate content! Peace 🙏

[@HawaiiFoodAndFun]

Video makes a good point. A lot of people DONT put waterproof liners in their pack.

[@OliveDrabAlliance]

I like the military surplus ruberized bags. Maybe because that is what im used to. I am also a reluctant fan of the dry bags.

[@Sticksoutdoors]

🫡 I’ve been caught out many times with wet gear 💪🫡 good info brother