Can Your Pockets Help You Survive?

[@MSnow-1967]

I have carried one of these kits in my front pocket for close to 3 years now. I have made some minor additions and have put two large rubber bands around it to keep it in my pocket when sitting. Great kit!

[@gordontyree9858]

TRANSPIRATION!

[@VAMobMember]

Waxed Hemp string to hold a flame, wrapped around almost anything it takes no space. I have warned it around glass and it held on. The string acts like a candle wick and a few feet lasts a long time.

[@Unknown39485]

Nobody ever considers that if you want to use a copper/steel/brass wire for trapping, you need to cut it in convenient lenghts, otherwise in an emergency - lacking a plier - you’ll find yourself with an unmanageable wire

[@eternaladventure-wm5fn]

Not necessarily true.. there are multiple ways to cut a small gauge wire in the field without wire cutters of some sort.

[@dumperspydiehoe298]

Love the channel keep up the good work bro

[@stocktonjoans]

it's evaporation you're thinking of ith the leaves in the bag, not photosynthesis

[@Jaybird196]

Transpiration

[@Greg_M308]

Need way more close-ups of the products.

[@OzMan9989]

Nice review. For me, I just want to get found. I carry an ACR link ePirb and know that I will be located on any square inch of land or sea.

[@georg.pl_]

@ITS Tactical Who makes that type of water bags? 🤔

[@Jaybird196]

I don't like, that you can't cook/boil in the plastic case. Good gear, though.

[@alliswell-pb9vo]

try it yourself, i once tried boiling in an altoids tin and it only lasted 3 boils

[@Olympic_Survival_and_bushcraft]

Condensation

[@stocktonjoans]

if 2 =1 and 1=0 then it logicaly follows that 2 = 0

[@leighrate]

You don't have two ways to start a fire there. You have one and a half at best. Why do I say that? Because using a ferrocenium rod generally requires two hands. Personally I'd add a Spark-Lite as you have Tinder-Quicks. The bag method is called transpiration and frankly your pissing up a rope with a bag of that size. You would do better to add one of those expandable towelettes and use it to gather dew.

[@alliswell-pb9vo]

for gathering dew, try compressed sponge, they are used industrially and takes no room

[@lymskiUK]

1st! :)