Bug Out Bag (small) "BOB" survival kit , "JUMP PACK"molle pouch

This is my new (small) "BOB" or Bug Out Bag. I have not used this one yet but most of the contents in it I have used in the past. I just wanted to share it with you, I will make a nother video on my other "BOB's" soon. PLEASE SUBSCRIBE!!!!
Music Credit: Nathan Wills
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[@GunsAreEssential1975]

I love the idea of a small BOB. You're more likely to actually have it when you need it. A couple of things I would add...1) a firearm with extra ammo. You dont have to go crazy, but having a gun for a bug out is a must. I would recommend something accurate enough to hunt with as well. 2) a stainless water bottle for purifying water, and holding it between water holes. 3) bandana. It weighs nothing and has multiple uses. 4) ferro rod and some cotton balls coated in petroleum jelly for a surefire

[@TheAstroble]

I have 4 kids that I take with me camping and hiking.Wipes are great when there is only u but I use a spray bottle. I just fill it up at a stream that looks clean and spray thier hands when they get dirty. That might help u too. I also Have a small can of sunflower seeds. They are very nutritious and hold off your appetite. Good luck. Great vid.

[@TheNewAmericanMedia]

Loved checking out this video & got a few more ideas of things that should be included in a bug out bag. Thanks for the video. Remember, "There's no need to be scared, when you're prepared".

[@Hidframe]

Great bag, awesome job. The only thing i would change is the main flashlight. Inexpensive flashlights are usually not very waterproof. Keeping it on the outside of your bag increases the risk of damaging it if you're caught in a rain.

[@ke5ufg]

Nice.. More important than a BOB is a well-supplied place to bug out to. BOB is a 72 hour bag. Hunting and fishing gear is not necessary in a BOB. No one starves to death in 72 hours. Lose the shovel; If you have to dig, you have your SRK. Lose a knife, multiple knives unnecessary weight. Thermometer? Keep the paracord lose the other. Lose these things to make room for a bivy sack or emergency blanket or something else to add warmth for sleeping and if the day is cold or cloths get wet.

[@Troop66Guide]

i just set up the same type of bag and a similar set up, but i put mine on a web gear belt and also have a canteen puch with a canteen and canteen cup and an esbit stove, and then an old web gear first aid kit container tht i keep a couple of spam singles and a pack of ramen noodles for energy for the first day for wherever im goin, i can carry it in conjunction with my backpack so i have different levels, i really like the pack, nice setup

[@Troop66Guide]

i have a wilderness survival pack a lil smaller then this tht i put on my belt while im carrying my backpack so tht if im seperated from my bag i have some bare essentials at all times, this seems like a great addition to a bug out bag

[@semco72057]

That is a nice EDC bag you have there and have it filled with what you will need in case of an emergency while away from your home or job. I love that knife and I have one about that size which I keep with my bag. You do need to carry some snacks in your bag also so you can get by until you found a store to get better food to eat.

[@TIEGUY17]

I have the same little pack that I attach to the back of my Maxpedition Vulture II pack. I use the smaller pack for first aid supplies, and smaller tools such as knife sharpener, gun cleaning kit, multi-tool, etc. Also keep supplies such as more/extra/back up paracord, compass, Water/Wind proof matches, lighter, flashlight, extra batteries, water purification tabs, ammo, and my rain poncho inside of it. Also keep my Kershaw Blur Tanto and even more paracord attached on the outside.

[@armedandready72]

Nice kit. I would add a couple blood clotted packs, Safety pins, super glue for stitches. pen, small notepad, hand warmer packs the adhesive type, multi-tool, chewing gum, energy bar, dust mask, latex gloves, tin foil, some money, cash and a silent coin or two. 5 hour energy drink. (you may be huffing it out of town or home.) wet fire or cotton balls with Vaseline. Bug repellent and sun block depending on time of year.

[@TheAVENGELUS]

i like your video very much ...i have a small emergency kit here and i always carry it everytime i go out. not that we are paranoid or something it is very important to be prepared physically and mentally coz accidents do happen,disasters do happen anytime.

[@TIEGUY17]

I have this pack attached to my Maxpedition Vulture II pack. Inside of it I keep a small first aid kit, fire kit, gloves, 25 water purification tabs, flashlight, batteries, kershaw folder knife , Insect spray 40% DEET, hobo tool, multi-tool, 2 glowsticks, knife sharpner, paracord 550, whistle/compass/thermometer, camo rain poncho, thermal blanket, camo bandana, camo face paint/mirror, extra 9mm and 7.62x39mm ammo, and small bottle of gun oil. Main pack has food, shelter, water, and clothing.

[@desertgreek]

its interesting to see the different bobs people are putting together, nice bag, seems like you could really add alot of cool stuff to your bag, like safety pins for example, but it seems that you really have to make your bob specifically for your climate zone and your plans, maps , water water water, food food food, can opener, well if you camp and you take your bags and try to use everything then you will really see whats essential and whats fluff, crazy glue is a must, etc. keep up the gwork

[@clivenorton518]

The two carabiners are Omega Pacific screw lock carabiners. they hold up to 31 KN (about 7000 pounds! the average climbing carabiner only holds about 23-24 KN) the cost range is usually 12-15 dollars. I believe that these are in fact some of the best most simple locking carabiners that you can get. (as i have some and use them extensively). They are also very versatile, as i have used them from anchors to rappeling to bellaying. All in all i think they are some of the best carabiners i own.

[@SpiritualityClubSCI]

thats one of the best bug out bags ive ever seen. good buy.

[@keithhutchison5198]

Nice little kit. A sawyer mini would better serve and take about same space as your chem lights. Also there device you called a thermostat is a thermometer. Thermostat control your hvac.

[@quantumdeviance7]

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[@outdoorzone]

I agree its a good fanny pack survival kit. But a bob should have a minimum of 72 hour of food, Good water purifying system like sawyer point one or katadyn hiker or pro, not just tablets or iodine, change of clothes that are weather and season dependant for your area, toiletries and personal hygiene some sort of large shelter like hammock, tent or a bug out location like a cave etc. And if you take any pets with you you dont want to forget there needs as well. great video...thx for sharing!

[@themaverickprepper8690]

I have a similar BOB/GHB pack. I took care of the problem of carrying water by attaching a couple 1 qt. canteens to the pack. I also have a lifestraw in the pack. I would also forget the fishing gear and add energy bars and other food items. Your BOB/GHB should be set up to get you to your destination as quickly as possible. You're not going to want to waste time fishung and hunting. I do carry a firearm in my EDC but only for defensive purposes.

[@tokemeout]

I always add a Harmonica to my kit,it helps boost my moral,not too mention my walking staff has a flute built into it :-)

[@lookoutzero]

For long knife I would pick one with blood grooves. I'm also partial to serrated edges, stay sharp longer, cut faster.

[@14DFASniper]

Put in a metal cup and something durable enough to carry water with (ziplock bags, nalgene bottle, canteen, your choice.) Add something to eat like nut roll candy bars. I would probably opt to put the shovel in a bigger kit. Nice little kit though.

[@finmithndil]

I have some experience with ziplock bags, if it is a item you are sure you wont be using frequently, say photocopy of ID/passport, or a secondary 1st aid kit, try to use a second ziplock bag opossite to the first (rigth to left then the 2nd left to right) and also stuff say 2-4 extra Z-bags inside this package; also if you need it airtight you can use some liquid silicone glue or liquid nails on the zip and that will do the job...

[@kkiralina]

Hi, this is one cool bag. I think you could add in it a map, bigger patches and gauze, razor blades, a chain saw,extra wire and string, extra socks, fold-able water bottle/unlubed condom and a metal cup.

[@robbabcock_]

Unless I just missed it there doesn't seem to be any means of storing or carrying water. You might wanna add some Whirl Pak or Aqua-Pouches (they're cheap and very compact & durable). Also, modern medical info says those snake bite kits do more harm than good. Other than that it's a nice looking kit. I like that you include a very good knife and other cutting tools for redundancy.

[@sjpxxx13]

i like the idea of a jump bag,some thing you can just grab and go

[@dirtbiker6794]

You should put a hydration bladder(just the bladder) in it because it dosent need much room, but it can be a container that you can use to get water and purify it in.

[@pellis3413]

that bag is nice real high quality for a reasonable price i have one on my molle pack its great

[@LeonRFpoa]

Very concise, you now have caused me to rethink my edc.

[@joeylk4d4]

For the people talking about "blood clot powder" I recommend never using quick clot. We ditched that out of our IFAK's years ago. There I are too many faults with it, the biggest being a surgeon is required to remove it. Also it can get into your blood stream and cause a lot of problems.

[@MordernUrbanPrepper]

Its good to have a knife and a multi tool (I suggest Leatherman). And Snickers would melt quickly in you're bag or whatever you carry, so it would be best to have a energy bar such as a Cliff Bar or such.

[@BoesCBR600f2]

I haven't seen anyone comment on it yet but for tinder (it may not always be dry) I like to carry a small baggie with dryer lint or cotton ball coated in vasoline works great and has no weight is space to take up nice bag

[@reddranger]

nice pack! the only suggestions i would have are that i wouldnt carry that think rope if its not good for climbing. that kind of stuff is usually bulkier and weaker than 550 cord. i also used to have different types of firestarters, then i decided to just carry 5 bic lighters. 1 is ready to go, 4 i seal in duct tape to waterproof them until i need em, works great. i use that same crank style flashlight, but im gonna look into that shovel. i carry a military style one now

[@TarHeelBrit]

Good video you've given me a few Ideas on things to include in the mini-bob. Thanks for taking the time to post this.

[@T4EVER1000]

Love the ziplock bags. I use them for anything.

[@icecreamalacarte]

The Crystal Light is definitely a must. I kid-nice vid!

[@TingTongMahk]

Big compass and whistle (a cell phone case for this?), tackle box lots of space. No rope, more para if you want more rope. Ditch your lights get 2 of same single AA size LCD lights, pack 4+ Duracell bats, small squeeze LCD light, 2-2016 bats. Esbit stove/fuel, military canteen w/nesting cup. Folded aluminum foil, 2 quart size zip bags, 2 kitchen trash bags. Energy bars & Ramen(3), .22, .380, or CC 9mm, xtra ammo. First aid, defense, shelter, fire (2 ways), water (2 ways), food in order. GD LUCK

[@MrTriton181]

Very nice BOB. you have a lot of stuff in it. but i would add some yo-yo self fishers to your bag.

[@Tapperlite1]

he could buy one of those survival tube tents with the thermal fabric so it is compact but big enough and its heat/energy efficient.

[@305Wasabi]

Since most BOBs and stuff of the sort arent water resistent, what i do is i take a black plastic trash bag and roll it up in a small pocket and keep it there so if u needa cross a river or any heavey water hits the bag, all u gotta do is take the trash bag and put ur BOB in there, =P

[@buggymak]

very nice video smaller the better, i have one like your's it's for my car,at home i have my real bob because you never know when you are going to need this kit ---it's my inssurance policy when i'm out .keep the good work

[@PetrPokorny]

Nice bag. Just several remarks and my opinion. Don't take this as critics just advice. Several items that are not necessary, and will save some weight and space. Knife sharpener, you can use rocks, ceramics etc for sharpening. Thermometer, are you meteorologists or what ? You feel cold or not it's all what you need to know, and one compass is enough. Two carbines. I used for climbing just one to secure myself. On rest you can use knots etc, just learn them. What I mist there is longer bandage in first aid, or scarf. Take care.

[@johnwayne2103]

Cool bug out bag. If you ever get stopped at a check point guess which bags they are searching first? Better to get a dark colored bag than the typical militarty looking bag.

[@TheLast12die]

ziploc bags also make great storage containers for water

[@ryc3rz]

I like the part where you say " there is no wiggle" and the knife is wiggling :) But nice survival kit-and a video.

[@b8702131]

maybe you should consider adding small foldng scissors and/or sterile scalpel blades in your first aid kit. it will make it easier to cut gauze and open clothing.

[@brandonmul]

things to add snare wire for small to medeim game marking tape for properly blazing a trail binoculars for multipule uses multi tool (gps optunal) awsome vid keep up the good work :)

[@SkydiveHake]

i would have thought a water bottle or canteen would be around somewhere. nice video

[@HorizonsleatherBlogspot2012]

I subscribed because of this video, great job! You have very good lighting and some solid ideas for this lightweight, scaled down kit. =) My suggestions, since you asked: Ditch the sharpener, pick up a small whetstone, it will last longer and give better results with training. Try to get a foodsaver, it beats ziplocks hands down and adds compression, saving room and making your items 100% waterproof and airtight. Water container -must have. Water purification or filtering. Great job!

[@TheSujitbhise]

good good video i am doctor .but i shall advice two additions,1-screww driver or a multitool instead ot two knievesfect survival kit 2-duct tape. its per

[@RamMoneyman252]

Overall you had a good BOB but I think you could benefit from having a multi tool like a Swiss Army Knife or a Leatherman plier based multitool depending on your needs. Also you have 2 long-range weapons in your bag but no long range weapons. Depending on why you would need to bug out you may want to find a good long range weapon that's small enough to carry.

[@viperbitea]

leatherman, one day of food and a bottle of water. this should be the core of every kit. like you said with the bic lighter why make it any harder on yourself. when your on the go trying to get away from something, the last thing you want to do is have to stop to go fishing.

[@sammichai805]

nice kit! but... lose the folding knife replace with a quality mulitool like Leatherman, Gerber, SOG, or SwissArmy add food like snickers, payday, cliff bars and jerky get a few large trash can liners(30-55 gal.sized) used for covering your gear or slit the sides spread out for shelters a bandana or 2, and a roll of DUCT TAPE either wrapped on a card or cut and peel out the middle cardboard and squash flat, vasoline covered cottonballs make an easy firestarter now get out and practice, practice.

[@Rangersly]

Nice little compact and well organized pack. Good job!

[@pep7890]

Awesome video, the only thing I can recommend is a nail clipper, always useful to have.

[@a2m4m60]

The SRK Sheath is not made of kydex but rather a reinforced plastic called "secure ex".... -a fellow srk owner.

[@james13341334]

go to like walmart and get a 3 mm clear painters tarp they are like 3 bucks and cut it into the right size for a shelter they fold up and way nothing not the best option but for the size of ur pack its the best u can have and get some food and where will you keep water then u get it its a spart but it needs A LOT of work

[@gerrynance7410]

Open all of the pockets, turn it upside-down, and shake it violently, then try to survive on what don't fall out and get lost.

[@kylesnakes]

Why not? Theres plenty of uses, you can make sure the water your boiling is good enough temp to kill bacteria, or check temp of meat, or just ambient temp.

[@eenlaatstekans]

thaz not bad at all for such a small kit; well done!

[@hristovarshilov9160]

I love your bug out bag!!! It's not big and hard to carry like the other bug out bags on youtube and it still has all the important things. :)

[@Kwakmanonthebay]

Yep - I think the expression "all hat and no cattle" could be applied to this one!

[@daginn896]

Thank you for not testing that wistle, I hate when ppl do that! Good call on your part mate.

[@TheElgatoloco]

Snugpak response is the worst bit of a fanny pack i've ever used, broke it on first hike due to the fact i overpacked it a little(around 6pounds) woter bottle inside and hanged crampons on the belt, stitching between the belt and pouch is the weakest link unfortunatelly, however i got it replaced and now just making sure not to overpack it. Still good pack tho, but i prefer the maxpedition saber pack

[@b8702131]

@DL9619 it's popularly known as a P-38, a john wayne, or the greatest american invention of WWII. I have the aussie version called a F.R.E.D w/c also includes a bottle opener and a spoon.

[@morley2491]

Great vid gave me alot of good ideas for my bag for when im hiking in Scotland many thanks

[@blueshoestoo]

1. dont get hurt. its a light pack, good job. 2. shelter. a single flimsy poncho. wont keep you warm, or very dry. no dry socks or extra clothes. 3. water. you're not carrying any.if you find some, what will you put it in? 4. rescue. like the whistle. 5. calories. you have none. where will you fish? all year round? you'll cook on? this is not a "wilderness survival kit," spending hours fishing is wasted time. 6. tools. looks good to me! folding knife - redundant. 7. first aid. i like. quikclot?

[@speyburn10]

Nice video. Good for the size bag. Don't know what part of the country you're from, but remember water. You won't get too far without it. Thanks.

[@DavidDNeel]

thanks for sharing!

[@Linker0x0]

Nice Bag you have there !

[@bmx4evaful]

Those yellow knife sharps work fine for me

[@LMAO77598]

If you have never been in the dark woods, I can tell you that those crank lights are not worth the money. You will be lucky to see five feet in front of you. They do not have the power to pierce the darkness. I use an Enduro head light by Stream Light. The Stream Light has a lifetime warranty, water proof, and a poly lens. It has a white led and has a beam that goes 100ft, for under $20.00. Test your lights out in the woods, before you call them a good light, you will be glad you did!!

[@305Wasabi]

@M1American yeah i get what you're saying, but what i do for my small BOB is, i keep the trash bag in there rolled up, so AFTER i've alrdy left my home and all that, i can water proof the entire BOB on my own time, either way nice video 5/5 =]

[@southernmedicine1987]

1 Kilonewton (kn) is equal to 224lbs. So your biners will hold 6944lbs. apiece.

[@beatty169]

@ montyfiable if im not mistaken, it's a us peackeepers deployment pack or atleast that's what it look's liks.

[@parfumatu2003]

Multi tool - its a must

[@Timebender100]

I like that bag. :)

[@BigDPrepper69]

really nice bag my friend, i like it a lot, and very thought out. God bless

[@christianjaner4797]

nice bug out bag, you should add a multi tool there

[@christianjaner4797]

also try adding emergency blanket or space blanket and energy bars :)

[@nickharwell9909]

double bag ur zip locks. good tip

[@daemonwulfe]

Nice little setup dude!

[@MrDidaxi]

Hi. Nice. Thumbs up. Just one thing: everything is secured and snug, except the small pouch with the whistle, which is clipped on. I would suggest you secure it on the bag as well. Take care!

[@Tompson14792]

nice kit you got there !!!

[@ctoole007]

Would be good to keep in a vehicle or plane. Where is your weapon and canteen cup for boiling water and cooking food?

[@Shorty_Lickens]

All good points.

[@tfgarth]

not bad. good job.

[@thelunaticgraffer]

Nice

[@tganzrussell]

I don't think i saw a pen and paper. What do you use to carry water? Something im always digging in to my first aid kit for is a needle for getting out splinters, the best ive found is a 16 gauge hypodermic needle. They are good because the cut not tear the skin if its deep. They may not be easy to get, but if you have a friendly vet.

[@Charsept]

nice kit for the size

[@AkiraKobayashisan]

nice kit, mate, love it

[@Friedhofswolf]

the original is called "Proteus" and its waterproof made by Maxpedition ;-)

[@killroywashere100]

nice pack dude sum duct tape would be nice to have=) good video

[@selfridicule]

itrige is neat man you need this app for illness

[@7002799]

nice

[@Ricky039]

just a thought but look into some never wet,there is a video on you-tube,u can get it at home depot.....great bag

[@buttercow12]

nice kit, i really like your bag. as for me, im just starting out in this stuff(not really, but starting to build bug out bags) what would be good for me to pack? ill hopefully post a video of it when i get everything.

[@OldMotorcycleAdventures]

Nice hearing @paradigma 's music on here! Haven't watched his vlogs in a while, sorry Mr. Wills... Was that a P38 or similar can opener? How do you like it? I just use my Leatherman as of right now, works well enough.

[@drcsep]

Get a platypus flexible bottle that would fit in the bag. Be advised that stainless steel bottle is better.

[@quantumdeviance7]

ugh i know that's the saddest part ='( bt a few of em that r issued r made in the US...had one of those...was pretty damn good ;)