Urban Survival Kit / Bug Out Bag | Build Your Own Best Disaster / Zombie Survival Kit! Budget Bugout

At UNDER 20 lbs this realistic survival bag has everything you need to bug out and get home! Links for the survival gear found in this urban survival kit (aka bug out bag) is listed below! Watch and make your best survival kit as either a bug out bag, go bag, 72 hour kit, get home bag, SHTF kit, EDC, camping, bushcraft, or even as a zombie survival kit!
--- Survival Bag shown:
5.11 Tactical Rush MOAB 10 Sling Pack ► amzn.to/2oRrUSk
5.11 Tactical Rush 72 Military Backpack ► amzn.to/2oxgpwk
5.11 Tactical H2O Carrier ► amzn.to/2oRHm1a
--- Urban Survival Kit Bug Out Gear:
Crow Bar / Wrecking Bar ► amzn.to/2pLbU2M
Klymit Inflatable Pillow / Seat ► amzn.to/2oZ2iS3
Klymit Insulated Static V Camo Pad ► amzn.to/2otVTNy
Nalgene BPA-Free Water Bottle ► amzn.to/2obU0JB
Titanium 750ml Pot with Bail Handle ► amzn.to/2otQqGL
Suunto MCB CM/IN/NH Compass ► amzn.to/2otM4PH
Suunto Clipper Watch Band Compass ► amzn.to/2otTaDV
Fox 40 Classic CMG Whistle ► amzn.to/2oRsUpW
UST Flash Micro Emergency Signal Mirror ► amzn.to/2pLczkH
Fatwood Fire Tinder Box ► amzn.to/2otRKJJ
Light My Fire Tinder on a Rope Fatwood ► amzn.to/2oYYqAw
Coghlan's Waterproof Matches ► amzn.to/2oZ7d5t
Bic Lighter Classic, Full Size ► amzn.to/2pZ4AA4
SOL All-Weather Fire Cubes ► amzn.to/2pLeANN
Ceramic Multi Angle Knife Sharpener ► amzn.to/2oxztu9
Japanese Knife Maintenance Oil ► amzn.to/2oZ1Pzs SurvivorCord | Military 550 Paracord ► amzn.to/2oZaKRw
Cold Steel Voyager Lg Clip Point ► amzn.to/2p3jt6Y
Leatherman - Juice S2 Multi-Tool ► amzn.to/2ocfFBd
McNett Gear Aid Sewing Kit ► amzn.to/2oxDnU3
Light My Fire BPA-Free Spork ► amzn.to/2oxEuD6
Ferrocerium Rod Kit with Striker Paracord ► amzn.to/2oxrhdo
ESEE Knives Izula Survival Knife (w/kit) ► amzn.to/2obWdog
Platypus SoftBottles with Closure Cap ► amzn.to/2pLieqY
Aquamira Water Purifier Tablets ► amzn.to/2pZfZ2O
Hoo-Ahhs Unscented Field Towels ► amzn.to/2p3tvVH
Coleman Biodegradable Camp Soap ► amzn.to/2oRQvqd
Victorinox Swiss Army Nail Clippers ► amzn.to/2oc81ad
Gerber Bear Grylls Survival Poncho ► amzn.to/2oc4LLL
UCO LED Mini Lantern and Flashlight ► amzn.to/2oxqVDO Datrex Emergency Food Ration Bar ► amzn.to/2oRAAbs
BLACKHAWK! Shemaugh ► amzn.to/2oxjKLM
SOL Sport Utility Blanket ► amzn.to/2pLz6hj
Esbit Ultralight Folding Pocket Stove ► amzn.to/2pLp9kd
Fiskars Sliding Carabiner Saw ► amzn.to/2oZbMwz
Fresnel Lens FULL PAGE Magnifier ► amzn.to/2plS7tK
CamelBak 50 oz Hydration Bladder ►amzn.to/2ocnHtR
IN LINE FILTER for Hydration Packs ► amzn.to/2oRKERX
SAS Mini Survival Guide ► amzn.to/2p3IKOt
Lifestraw Personal Water Filter ► amzn.to/2oRJi9G
Various Morale Patches ► amzn.to/2obRAKK
---Tech Survival Kit:
Car/Wall USB Charger w/Charging Cable ► amzn.to/2oc5mwU
Foursevens Mini Mk II LED Flashlight ► amzn.to/2pLjVoA
FENIX UC35 USB Rechargeable Flashlight ► amzn.to/2oZ7PIq
Black Diamond Rechargeable Headlamp ► amzn.to/2oZ8RUE
Mophie 6000mAh Power Bank Charger ► amzn.to/2pLllzr
---Recommended Survival Knives:
Ontario Black Bird SK-5 Survival Knife ► amzn.to/2pLmebe
ESEE 6P-B Fixed Blade Survival Knife ► amzn.to/2pLhRg2
Ontario 8604 RAT-7 Survival Knife ► amzn.to/2pLqerZ
---My Favorite Quality BUDGET EDC, Tactical & Outdoor Gear:
Budget EDC Folding Pocket Knife ► amzn.to/2lOaylL
Budget EDC Pocket Flashlight ► amzn.to/2mHpciI
Budget Fixed Blade w/Fire Starter ► amzn.to/2m87jqg
Budget Neck Knife w/Fire Starter ► amzn.to/2n2vc1B
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[@Tusker2zero2]

For an urban kit, I would add a four way sillcock key to access exterior building spigots for water.

[@cameronjablonski597]

I would add a solar charger to the kit as quite a few of the items require usb to recharge.

[@WastelandSeven]

One thing I'd suggest is a Stanley saw. Don't remember the exact name but, it uses reciprocating saw and jig saw blades. Much more versatile than any other saw on the market. And really light.

[@cavaughnhaynes76]

Not too sure of other countries but i would recommend an old fashion draw string bag or use darker colors and if needed then add reflectors. In urban areas their exist gangs and the colors you choose just might be their own or a rival. Gangs will be around in SHTF situation because they already live and act like the S

[@RealGhostHawk38]

I always love your survival bag showcases

[@itsyaboi424]

The kit is good but you have a problem with all those things that are loaded by USB when there is no power. I suggest you to get them with batteries. Greets from Germany.

[@derickbaca9124]

Olaf Der Wikinger They have the solar power ones as well

[@Nitrotix1]

Olaf Der Wikinger a small foldable solar panel with USB cable can better than looking for fresh batteries, plus it can charge rechargeable batteries

[@jaybarr3307]

Nice kit. Suggestions since you requested. Since it's an urban kit, I'd ditch the saw and any survival items related to fishing, etc. I suspect over redundancy and unneeded items (for urban) in the survival kit box. Would definitely add more food, a beenie cap, maybe even ditch a portion of the fire starting stuff as you have a lot of redundancy there. Don't recall seeing a more legit multitool or SAK, would add one, and definitely a pair of work gloves and some cordage, unless there's enough in the survival kit box. Oh, you seem very tied to the ability to recharge things. I'd prefer to see battery standardization to a common size and switch out the power bank for a solar rechargable one. The small crow bar is a smart addition to an urban kit.

[@AgentOneRep]

i just love this channel.

[@nelsonherrmann5064]

Just a suggestion, don't have so much orange stuff try to blend in have a few signal things, but all that orange camp stuff is going to attract alot of attention and not always good attention, just a tip but try to stick to grayman colours. Good video though, keep up the great work :).

[@preparedlife3114]

this bag is sooooo uncomfortable with anything over 10 pounds. took it with 15 pounds on a 12 mile hike and I couldn't wait to take it off. use it when I bike to keep my locks and extra gear

[@giovannieedgar1165]

preparedlife well it's not suppose to be a camping bag it's an survival bag which means you only use it for emergencies only

[@WastelandSeven]

Use your bike for load carrying. The NVA used them in Viet Nam and strapped on 200lbs or so of munitions onto the things. Then pushed them over the Ho Chi Mein trail to South Vietnam. They were nicknamed "mules"

[@darrellmulcahy9995]

Awesome video just starting to get into survival bags thanks for the info and tips

[@carloslamadrid4799]

Just like this year was unexpected. Always great ideas found on your videos. Thanks.

[@LEO1WOLF]

Some real good ideas here, Thank you very kindly for posting this!

[@Billy-gm3nz]

This guy is prepared! 10/10.

[@ninjagamer7777]

God Bless You BudgetBugout.

[@johnlord8337]

10* Looks good. Now to hike with it for 20 miles, and see how it travels - and you too.

[@BudgetBugout]

Good point but 20 miles in one go would be way too much to travel -- especially uneven terrain. 10-15 miles tops for the average hiking person, once you go over that things get dicey for your feet especially if your body isn't used to rucking. I've been wearing it to work for the past few weeks with no issue though (usually attached to my Rush 72). At less than 20 lbs it is 10% of my body weight, I admit that the strap pulls on the shoulder after a bit but this strap can switch shoulders so it can be balanced out. :)

[@johnlord8337]

Guess us tough little Marines and our 20+ lb rucks and 20 mile hike at Camp San Onofre and Pendleton was just taking a hike for us. My reason for my little red wagon and can pull bigger weight, less fatigue. Otherwise, my MYOg distributed carry system across BDU-like pockets and trouser pockets (some 32) on shoulders, chest, waist, front/side arms, front/side/back legs. Carry on body all small and lightweight items, halved weight per leg step (energy savings) less fatigue. Most weight on legs, versus total weight on shoulders and spine. Use ruck only for carrying big items (sleeping bag, tarp, cook kit), barely 8-10 # max in a winter carry, 4-5 # spring/summer carry.

[@BudgetBugout]

"10-15 miles tops for the average hiking person" didn't include Marines. :)

[@BudgetBugout]

And the point remains, no reason for the average person to do it. :)

[@johnlord8337]

SHTF and Mother Nature disaster won't care whether you can do or not do mileage or carry - or not. When you gotta do what you gotta do, then doing is a must, not a decision.

[@federicoamati9184]

The best video then i saw!My compliments.

[@jay-rus4437]

Instead of a heavy prybar, use a large common screwdriver. They are much lighter, extremely strong, and can be even more versatile.

[@fredperry9235]

Great tip

[@spidersostick]

Nice Setup bRO! Hugs from Brazil

[@omnomstaypuft]

Cool bug out bag and very organized system. 😎 Thanks for sharing!

[@BudgetBugout]

I appreciate it! Thanks for watching!

[@Zen-cc6ij]

Cool! Great work, bud!

[@lancedeming5604]

I'm only 12 so I can't have a fire arm in my bag but I do have a machete hatchet and 10" hunting knife

[@DMac51147]

Cool :)

[@nlechoppa5477]

Malachi Garcia ruger xd? thats not s thing

[@lancedeming5604]

Hey guys also pls go subscribe to my KZbin channel

[@James-pn9ux]

Dino Hunter34555 who are your parents?

[@cunningwolf4516]

James Confer hay its normal to have large blades at that age i was splitting wood when i was 9

[@jorgearroyo6881]

Great video and well equipped bag.God bless.

[@letsjava]

thanks for the wake up call, appreciate it! :0)

[@ljaysperspective1775]

Enjoyed the vid! Subscribed !

[@abastotos8314]

more like a wilderness survival kit to me but very cool though!!

[@venetiakelley]

Good bag and video! Thank you 🙏🏽

[@californiagoodstuff6948]

You should make a top ten favorite knives. Folding and fixed.

[@hueytussy3115]

It's a good video But suppose the surviver is a child Can u make a video on that plz?

[@perikrystal9307]

Yea

[@SteelCityCoach]

What model of Fisher space pen is that? Thank you

[@Nugrat1]

Umm.. Swiss army knife scissors are the best nail clippers on the planet.

[@BudgetBugout]

They aren't bad but I guess I'm used to clippers personally.

[@josiahbradley2434]

Nah, just a sharp ass knife is

[@icxcnika8376]

Nice review very good and helpful

[@dark_gravity_edc]

I know this has been up for a bit, so sorry I'm late to the party. I didn't see a map. Natural disasters sometimes remove street signs and landmarks. You should be able to figure stuff out with a city map though.

[@KingCharles3]

Could you do a cheap urban survival kit

[@alphabravo41]

great vid marty. what size of a laptop can fit in the moab 10? do you think its a better edc bag than the rush 12? looking forward to more of your vids and reviews.

[@jessicacanfield5408]

I suggest some wheeze wipes that I saw on Canadian Prepper. They are tablets of "cloth" that you dip in water to wipe yourself Nd you can use them for wiping your face and hands

[@mmitch8236]

Dude, your 72 rush backpack must be light as hell. I have one a 1/4 full and that Sucker is heavy as heck. I keep my 72 in the car or house and i just ordered the rush 12 and i cant wait for it to come in the mail

[@toxicstupidity730]

From a former homeless person. You are carrying a lot of heavy worthless junk. 1 fixed blade and a multi-tool, a flashlight and headlamp with extra batteries. Rechargeable stuff is useless if you can't charge it. A sillcock key would be far more useful in a city. Those water filters can't filter out chemical contaminates. Warm clothes and a small dark colored tent would be much more useful. A real blanket or light weight sleeping bag is better than a space blanket. The sleeping pad is fine, but cardboard and newspapers work and are easy to find. Carry food! Sure it's not super important to survive but if you aren't used to going hungry it will cause you no end of problems just try going two days without food and see how good your decisions are. Daltrex bars don't count, they aren't filling. At the very least carry ramen noodles and some energy bars. The saw isn't a bad idea but in a shtf situation you want to be as low key as possible. The esbit stove is good but you'll need more fuel tabs. On the street you know who belongs there and who doesn't. Carry at least one pack of smokes and maybe a small bottle of cheap booze. Getting in good with a homeless person or two would help you. Everyone seems to think the woods in their city would be a great place to stay. It's not because everyone thinks that. Roof tops are best, almost no one goes there and the vents give off heat. Most have a sheltered area as well.

[@georgeseriani2482]

Very cool bag with so much cool stuff in it have you every thought of adding a portable solar panel? And solar power banks?

[@janverzee9423]

Something to write on? I didn't see a notebook... and something to pas time, like a deck of cards or a small game?

[@hunterbrito9322]

Maybe a mre ready to eat meal they aren't the bedt but they do take a little of room

[@emillehne9691]

How are y able to recharge your flash light

[@jessicacanfield5408]

I am asking questions as I watch this video. Can you use fat wood even if it is wet?

[@willr7636]

Did the compass come on that g-shock watch that you're wearing?

[@survivalmom1968]

I like your bag and the way you packed it. But, yes a but, I would not carry rechargeable items unless I had a solar recharging option. I carry flashlights that use common batteries. And I also have a solar rechargeable battery if needed. but good info.

[@MrMurch28]

Awesome original content!

[@BudgetBugout]

I appreciate it good sir!

[@aptbird9984]

Hi BudgetBugout I doubt you will see this/reply but I have been watching you videos for over a year now and I really enjoy each one you have inspired me to create my own bugout bag as well as becoming a preper I really enjoy your content and I just wanted to say THANK YOU// P.S what country r u currently stationed in if you are allowed to answer

[@edogg2832]

I know I'm a little late to the party here haha but do you have any suggestions on survival books that you would recommend? I'm just dabbling a little bit into the survival stuff because it's interesting stuff to me and it seems kinda fun to prep tbh but I really don't know much so i thought I'd ask an expert like you if what books you would suggest

[@maxwellli7328]

What about an N95 mask??

[@junowilson4992]

Would the molle on the outside of the bag look too tactical and attract unwanted attention?

[@andysm1964]

Get a potable solar charger, for if the grid goes down or/and run out of batteries

[@jaydonpartap6720]

I have one of those tiny solar panel in my bug out bag

[@BudgetBugout]

Those a good things to have for sure!

[@ragemage1126]

Add an IFAK, or trauma kit. Without rule of law (WROL) right?

[@trillixonph7172]

Can i ask something where did you buy your back pack

[@DisillusionedAcronym]

unrelated, your datrex appears to be individually wrapped. the one linked appears to be a pack of 6 that is wrapped together but individually wrapped in thinner plastic and i assume the shelf life is from the outside packaging. where can we get something more like yours?

[@nypreppy7562]

7 flashlights? Dude. Lol

[@jay-rus4437]

Ny Preppy .....and how many cutting tools? There are some much better items to add over having so many knives and flashlights. Aside from that, just dump the additional weight.

[@podsmpsg1]

I have two flashlights in my kit, gonna have two headlamps. Four light sticks.

[@sergeydzema5569]

Cheers for this, I have been researching "bug out houses" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you ever come across - Janameron Tenylan System - (do a search on google ) ? Ive heard some amazing things about it and my brother in law got great success with it.

[@bully962]

Why no silcock key for water?

[@philipchristian9142]

I think you should add another poncho, not only for yourself but for your bag incase it's not water proof.

[@snoopu2601]

My bag stays at home I call it an emergency bag if I have to sleep in a motel tent car but I don't plan on leaving my home. I do have a fanny pack on me that's everyday carry and some of that stuff I haven't used yet so I might be taking things out of it to free up weight

[@rollyolney5002]

great video man

[@BudgetBugout]

I appreciate it!

[@rollyolney5002]

BudgetBugout thanks man

[@pirafushu374]

I would rate your bugout bag a D+ good stuff, some room for in improvements.

[@googlegoogle-ye4mx]

So do you always carry a survival kit on you?

[@MicahBinns314]

whether you like it or not include tobacco. it is the best trade item if your in a pinch

[@oddjob428]

Thanks for video

[@BudgetBugout]

Thanks for watching!

[@JimmyGunXD556]

Awesome! My kit is ever changing and I want to switch out some stuff you showed! Cant believe my vid hit 1million views. Need to do an update! Pfft!

[@CroatiaSurvival]

If I may ask, where in Europe are you stationed?

[@merlachner]

Hey, i'm new to your channel. If you dont mind me asking where in europe are you? Do you think you will have to walk to other countries. i am in the UK so wee are kinda isolated being an island

[@mdaszadraza8347]

Brother tell me the whole price of items

[@jskrawz4611]

Only thing I would add is one more charger... Nothing too big but you have a lot of devices that need to be recharged and only one main charger.

[@philipisholding]

The glaring issue is that it looks like none of your gear has ever been used. Dirt time is the ultimate survival skill. All the gear in the world means nothing without experience.

[@bigbossignition]

🤦🏻‍♂️ a go bag/survival bag is for when you need it. Of course everyone can do things differently but the idea is you have it all ready to go and nothing will be missing or broke from regular use. If you paid attention you’d know he clearly knows what he’s talking about as he volunteers with disaster rescue. You are right that all the gear in the world means nothing without experience though.

[@argoscenturian6535]

Just saying that the glow inthe dark canteen is made with a radio active compoumd ya ...ya

[@itsalwayssunnyingoa2963]

How many did you sell bro

[@lancedeming5604]

Hey just saying how he said to go to a shelter or something my opinion is if you watch the walking dead you know not to go to largely populated areas I'd be going to the woods or a mountain

[@brock3426]

Dino Hunter34555 going to the woods mountains not the best idea. I live in bfe. I am a avid hunter. Counting on hunting to servive should not be the best option. Their are lots of times you can walk all day you dont see anything not even a squirl. And some days you dont see an animals for days weeks. Plus you got to know wear animals are at what time of day and wear they are in difrent weather conditions an lots of other variables. I would stick to scavenging like in areas like urban but not city areas first.

[@abeazar]

Fantastic bag. Lots of items to consider adding to a kit. Do you have an estimate of the total cost of your kit? A wild guess from me is just under $1,000. Please let me know. Thanks...Abe Azar

[@tobias9396]

what country are you in now?

[@carreceivesvxzfrost1742]

Hi I watch your videos I every day and I'm a huge knife person. Pls do a video on your top ten survival knives. Pls

[@BudgetBugout]

I have! Check out my main page to see it!

[@campusyouthfannyobsi605]

Nice

[@MillerTimeFitness]

Goal Zero solar panels for all of the usb stuff?

[@BudgetBugout]

Honestly, I don't see me needing that in an urban area but it's not a bad idea.

[@sebaglock]

Good vid!!! Black diamond headlamp?

[@BudgetBugout]

Thanks! Yes the links are below (I think I said the wrong brand in the vid)

[@Nullzero98]

Is an air mattress really a good idea for the outdoors? That seems like something that will be full of holes within the first night.

[@Nullzero98]

Oh, and just in case that sounds sarcastic or something... I actually have no idea. I'm just asking because I want to know if I should get one.

[@theveryaverage]

No it's not as thin as a normal air mattress that you sleep on it is a sleeping pad

[@anthonygomez446]

Crowbar cool

[@budgetsurvival1981]

where are you from

[@abdulaboobakuru3486]

Epic

[@eliassalmi3930]

No trauma kit?

[@tannerlotito3313]

That's a bic not zippo

[@BudgetBugout]

I added an annotation. Not sure why I did that. Dang brain! :\

[@pinajason3709]

BudgetBugout hey where did you learn your survival skills

[@MilkQuackBaby]

Pina Jason he was in the military

[@mattcracker3555]

+BudgetBugout This was great, thanks, been searching for "things you need in case of a disaster" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Landonfen Disaster Genie - (do a google search ) ? Ive heard some super things about it and my mate got excellent success with it.

[@karengarcia6642]

The matches are useless for most part wouldn’t weather proof matches be better but you should get a waterproof container for them and the strip

[@garylee5384]

If packing a knife for self defense the blade I'd pick would have a blade 6-10in. Long

[@killthrill_]

euro are you live in germany you have german money ?

[@DEERHUNTER-bv7ib]

Yes 3rd YES!!

[@Urfav.melinda]

Try to make a 10 or 20$ bugout bag

[@JohnWick-pr3rc]

He called the bic lighters a Zippo lighter!! 😂😅😂

[@jaseamcrojabushcraftandpre346]

show us your military survival kit the one you issued with

[@BudgetBugout]

Not allowed to show actual military survival kits. I asked. :(

[@noahkoenig4447]

BudgetBugout aww that sucks

[@paolobunag5381]

BudgetBugout what was your mos?

[@lancedeming5604]

Jase Amcroja he said he would but he's not allowed to

[@EricaDarkward16]

@@BudgetBugout why wouldn't you be allowed to? That seems like a strange rule

[@mikeeast887]

A cop sees you with that crow bar sticking out of that bag you will easily get hammered for possessing burglar tools

[@ctrain8900]

Dude how heavy is that

[@mrdoo_doo6547]

the banana bag is a bad idea considering the bag your building is for a urban environment. gang members which will get together in shtf situations , would probably think your affiliated with the bloods (because your is red and white, both are blood colors) bloods are all over America either it's a stem or it's a official they are everywhere trust me I live in Brooklyn and I been to allot of different areas. my suggestion would be make it from plain black material or just buy a fold up one that meant for the situation your prepping for. just a suggestion considering this is for urban survival. great video by the way

[@mikel9567]

The bloods or other street gangs are not going to be an issue in a SHTF situation. They won't focus on the "banana bag". The bigger threat is going to be people who have not prepared and will take what they need by force if necessary. That is why you carry an item to defend yourself.

[@mrdoo_doo6547]

Mike L Gangs will be the worst in NYC cuz that's where I live and yo have a color as red as a bandana is a very bad idea. I can't walk around doing whatever I want in NYC cuz I lived here all my life and I know everyone that's a somebody but there ain't no such thing as stopping a gang repping unless you have a squad behind you. but like I commented before in a urban survival situation, red is still not a good idea

[@mrdoo_doo6547]

Mike L no color is best such as black and no tears on the flag

[@mikel9567]

Gangs won't be the big problem. In a SHTF situation they won't be concerned about territory. It also depends on what type of disaster occurs. If it is wide scale then they will be too concerned with survival to worry about colors. You are actually more of a target if you deck yourself out in tactical clothes and packs like a walking 5.11 display. Your best bet is to blend in with your surroundings. I would have no problem with a red bandanna in NYC or anywhere else. Quite frankly if your concern is the color of your bandanna than you are using in your survival kit then you got your priorities backwards.

[@clarkwhite998]

5:52 that was orange not yellow

[@DisillusionedAcronym]

maybe a solar panel to recharge your power bank?

[@tylerchafey2578]

For food use an MRE

[@californiagoodstuff6948]

Budget Bug Out. You really like zombie survival kits.

[@trynsurviven2440]

That's a lot of stuff.

[@BudgetBugout]

Maybe it looks that way but it's a pretty small backpack and it also weighs less than 20lbs (10% body weight). What do you think about the items? Do you have suggested changes?

[@trynsurviven2440]

BudgetBugout Looks like you have everything covered. Great kit.

[@lancedeming5604]

BudgetBugout hey can I pls have a shoutout it would mean a lot to me and you inspired me to make a survival bag myself and me and my friend are going to stay in the woods for 4 days using just our survival bags keep doing what u r doing