Dollar Store Bug Out Bag (DSBOB)

[@johnnylovell855]

Don't want to take up your time! But funny story!! So I was at Walmart walking around looking at all the stuff to put in my bob don't have a lot of money but when I can I pick up little here and there!! I'm also building a boarder box so I was getting little items To trade with. So I passed the the stuff For woman. Tampons and pads so I was reading the pack to check on the way it absorbs for bleeding though this could help also for packing wounds a compress larger cuts. So I picked up some stuff and at the checkout unloading my buggy the woman behind me she said it nice to see a guy that would pick up that for his wife without missing a beat told her nope I'm single there for me. She left the line and moved to another line and the cashier was looking at me funny also. So I asked her if that was the only heavyweight pads that Walmart carried?? Trying to answer !! I told here that was fine I'll start with those. Lol

[@StepOneSurvival]

Johnny Lovell no words.... hahahaha

[@davidgraemesmith1980]

Step One survival finally something freaks out Wal-Mart staff lmao

[@johnnylovell855]

J.I.T. Prepping Can't help myself sometimes when people try and read the cover before knowing anything about the inside of the book sort of speaking!! So that little voice sitting on my shoulder whispers in my ear you know you want to say it!! Before I know it I'm there. Lol 😂😂

[@oldman9843]

LOL .. way to go brother .

[@sarahcarpenter8924]

Jonny try the depends for older people they should work better then the super pads. You'll just need to cut them down to the size you need !

[@pennyhines9914]

Coconut oil. It can b used for cooking, dry skin & hair, and it even has medicinal uses, as does honey.

[@bubba2974]

Anybody else wanna see his store room of bugout bags he has built

[@jamiebell2164]

You mentioned not being able to find pepper spray at those stores; My wife worked in the office at an apartment complex in a not-so-nice neighborhood. Official rule was that they could not have weapons in the office, but she always kept a can of wasp and hornet spray at her desk. That will work in that capacity, with a 20-feet (give or take) spray range! The DG brand is only a few dollars.

[@StepOneSurvival]

Jamie Bell nice

[@jamiebell2164]

Thanks! Really liking (and learning) from what you have posted!

[@edcjunkie]

That's a super dated urban myth. And if you have to use it, you could get yourself sick, fined, or find yourself in jail. Have fun with that.

[@jamiebell2164]

Would rather find myself there than a morgue. YOU have fun with that...

[@woodslore8537]

Jamie Bell where I am at in Canada they sell metal frame slingshot in some of the "dollar" stores. I think they're like $5.00

[@tammymerrick3760]

This is a very inspiring video. Here in Ontario,Canada. Our dollar stores and Wal-Mart's don't have half the stuff you guys have I the US. But none the less I Have made it work. As I constantly scoure thrift stores and any kind of dollar store. Maybe not the best quality,buts it's better than nothing. It's taken a just over a yr to collect things. But I did what I cud do on a small income well on a sick leave. I watch a lot of ppl like urself to learn and upgrade when I can as well as newer equipment. So w that said...keep up the good work. God Bless.

[@brngrofdeth]

Some very great choices! Nice job. Thanks for posting.

[@tnbear8558]

Veeeeery nice, a good primer to get started, people are completely brainwashed that they need the latest and most expensive "tacticool" equipment, knowledge and skills will beat equipment most days, thank you!

[@StepOneSurvival]

tn bear thanks brother

[@albertbm3105]

Thanks for share this great video. The first step of survival is know that you need buy cheap ... 👍👍

[@StepOneSurvival]

Definitely make the best of what you've got

[@DoctorSuezz]

New to watching you... can you please provide me with the video of the cards? Thanks and God bless y'all.

[@greatscott6755]

that's awesome, watched this video this morning & was inspired. went to the reject shop - Aussie equal to dollar stores. picked up a few cheap items to throw into the car bag I'm doing up. my daughter gave me her school bag, bought her a good quality High Sierra 50ltr pack last year & she never used it, just carted her laptop around. so score for Dad.

[@StepOneSurvival]

Great Scott that's awesome!

[@xXVoodooDaddyXx]

OH few other things came to mind while making coffee.....instant coffee, sugar packets. If you have kids like I do, cereal in baggies or maybe the small box ones.

[@CETBOYZ-mg7bd]

Nice choice of music !!!🤟CRAZY TRAIN🤟!!!

[@timothythomas1345]

SSBA I got the bag and I like the way you packed it . I am very thankful for everything . Keep up the good work Tim the Dollar Store bug out bag winner . "Don't you love the smell of Mexican candles in the morning "

[@thedowntrodden1522]

I honestly expected to see as the dollar store defense a tube sock filled with 100 pennies because it literally cost just over a dollar

[@StepOneSurvival]

The Downtrodden hahaha

[@LEO1WOLF]

The Downtrodden - - That's gonna' leave a mark, ha-ha, sounds like a blanket party!

[@kevinhorgan2770]

LEO1WOLF Put your spare batteries in a sock. Tape 6/8 aa batteries together Makes a legal Cosh.

[@robsdeviceunknown]

I had a bad of that trail mix. I had it in my bag for 3 years. I just kept forgetting to replace it. About 2 weeks ago We were refreshing our bags (we do every 3 months) and I thought for sure i would have to replace it. Well I did but I opened it up and it was FINE. I ate it. the chocolate chips were turning white a little bit no putrid oils or nothing. So I know that stuff will last at least 3 years unopened. I like that tarp you got. It's thinner and looks lighter than the heavy duty ones I carry. I just don't NEED heavy duty for a emergency short term situation. I'll hit them up this weekend. Thanks brother.

[@StepOneSurvival]

Rob Lambert thank you and it's good to know how long that stuff will last

[@waltershumate5777]

The jute cord being able to be used in making fire just makes it one of those handy multi-use things to have around. Great find!

[@davev7532]

Great bag for what you could get from a dollar store. Having three kids, I loved the baby bug out bag video, something I didn't think of doing. I am also glad you and T-Rex made up.

[@StepOneSurvival]

Dave Veres yeah he finally started talking to me

[@kelleymason6110]

Great video! I have 2 medical emergency bags I'm going to use to break one down into my BOB.

[@toddabbott781]

The thing I like about my bug-out kit is they have many of the basics you need when camping. The main difference with camping is you will have a larger tent and sleeping bags, air mattresses, and a cooler and bags full of food and access to safe clean water. The fire starters, hatchet, knives, medical kit, cordage, flashlight... can be used. A good chunk of my kit is stuff I already had or things less than $2. I try to keep to a small backpack and 15 pounds max.

[@SamCardwellOutdoors]

Awesome...I'll have to give it a shot. Baby Bug Out Bag is on my list to watch. Great job...thanks for the share.

[@StepOneSurvival]

Indiana Prepper thank you

[@mikesumrall6606]

Thanks for your service Devil Dog...USN Vet here..Love the videos..Keep them coming...Take care Brother...

[@StepOneSurvival]

Mike Sumrall thank you Shipmate Emerald shellback here lol

[@mikesumrall6606]

Shellback and Golden Dragon here...

[@merellemain5835]

Really enjoyed that, You and "sippycup" did good on the "baby bug out bag" I have grands under 2 yrs. so it's great. Thanks.

[@noicegraffti2888]

Who else is watching this because of Covid 19

[@markusschaffer9712]

Dollar stores are a great place to stock up on food. Up here in Canada, we have a chain of stores called Dollarama. They have a pretty good selection of canned and dry goods at really good prices. Half the price of the grocery stores. Also good for toiletries, candles, small kitchen stuff and lighters/matches. Time for me to hit my rack. As you were!

[@voodookitchenmama]

Great video. Nice to see you show folks who complain they can't afford to be prepared, how easy it is to get something put together. $50 bucks! Even if they buy a few things at a time, something is better than nothing! And, I love the Dollar Tree too! They have some awesome hot sauce in that place!

[@StepOneSurvival]

kelly smith definitely worth making a video if I can help a small amount of people.

[@voodookitchenmama]

I hope people watch it and take some of your ideas. Oh, while I'm not a fan of Ramen noodle stuff, if you crush the contents and pour it into a ziplock baggie, you can save a lot of room. Most of that stuff is empty space in the package. : ) Several of them crush up surprisingly compact.

[@StepOneSurvival]

great idea

[@AnimeFiend176]

I found a mini-multitool at Family Dollar a few years ago. Not the highest quality or good for bigger jobs, but it's helpful in a pinch and also it came in pink, so I was sold.

[@StepOneSurvival]

Nice

[@maeestrada7563]

Nice job with the Dollar tree & Dollar General BOB. Vitamins nice extra touch. Also an item to have earplugs.... Also good for children's BOB. Keeps them from hearing things unpleasant and protects their ear from bugs crawling in their ears when camping as some kids are autistic and don't like bugs or germs and so on. Just a tip. Better to safe than sorry. Good job of thinking of babies, others. Simply kind and great job on the bag! 😁

[@StepOneSurvival]

Thank you

[@gavinsmith5753]

You rule, dude! I'm so glad you remembered the aluminum foil, useful for so many things. In a pinch, you can even make yourself a hat. Great work, man!

[@marinegrandpa]

I made a couple of those bags and handed them out to other family members so I guess I'll have to make a trip and make another one when I get home. Great ideas for those that want to make a bag and don't know where to start. keep em' coming brother!

[@StepOneSurvival]

marinegrandpa thanks brother

[@BIGmike_shoots]

marinegrandpa yes make me one before you go home please and thank you.

[@StepOneSurvival]

BIGmike12790 free loading hippies I tell yah

[@BIGmike_shoots]

Step One survival I've got something for him in return.

[@StepOneSurvival]

Realtree bikini

[@master6676]

Yardley Lavender soap is mildly antiseptic. So good to use when scratched bug bites etc. It helps healing speed not scientific just an opinion from a old welder friend. I like this kit awesome little trunk bag.

[@hishane6707]

Nice and easy b.o.b well done

[@StepOneSurvival]

Hi Shane ! thank you

[@JoeSyxpack]

The Dollar Tree near me has Sterno cans. Can't beat those if you need fire quickly. Other things from a dollar store that can be useful would be extra socks, nylon stockings, emery board, nail clippers, tweezers, sunblock, paper clips, extra batteries, salt, ziplock bags, push pins, books, pliers, screwdrivers, wire. They also have baby food and that shelf stable milk that doesn't require refrigeration. Something else to consider if you have a newborn or very young children.

[@RETROGEMBOUTIQUE]

Get petroleum jelly, roll cotton balls in that and them stuff them in empty toilet paper rolls. Bag them and keep to instantly start fires. Thanks for the video!!

[@StepOneSurvival]

Yeah that's the best

[@awalkthroughtorah6897]

Diapers, maxi pads, and tampons all have multiple uses. Cheaper to use them.for injury and regular stuff.

[@susanolson3611]

looks like I could add a few things to my BOB. Thanks for the ideas!

[@ksaunders665]

I was building a survival pack for a friend of mine, but had no money to do it, and knew she didn't need incredible gear, but obviously didn't want to give her crap stuff. The dollar tree was actually pretty good for most of the stuff I got.

[@margaretspurling8162]

Thank you. I enjoyed your presentation the the idea is scary. I am about keeping warm and dry. Like the tarps, need more than one. One under you at night one over you. A long sleeve sweat shirt /pants, extra socks. California is cold all year especially at night. Every where is cold at night. Keep warm, important!

[@rondac4130]

Sometimes the Dollar Tree will have random things like fire starter kits. I grabbed several the last time I saw them. They also have aluminum sheets. I think that may be easier for cooking packets of food that don't require much liquid. Great video!

[@NewbTactical]

just got paid yesterday heading to dollar store to make this

[@StepOneSurvival]

Newb Tactical word!!

[@fwdturbo]

This was great. Not everyone can afford the best but when you can put a basic bob together for $50, this is a great start and little by little you can upgrade.

[@StepOneSurvival]

Definitely

[@juliuscaesar3346]

Spam always reminds me of when I was a kid and we never had a lot of money once my parents paid the bills spam and chips was a staple lol another great post.

[@BubbsMalone]

Thanks for posting. The title was catchy and I wanted to fill out my current supplies with anything I didn't think of.

[@StepOneSurvival]

BubbsMalone thank you

[@KL-bg8fi]

Good variety of supplies 👍🏾

[@No_Sabo_Manga]

I save dryer lint for tinder it works great and it’s free

[@woodslore8537]

I wonder if you took the blade out of the Little hacksaw could you run a piece of cord through it to use a bow for a bowdrill fire?

[@benworkman177]

Entertaining to say the least !You seem to have a lot of fun doing this ! For me at the advanced age of 75 and a wife of 60 years of age, it is more of a get home bag that I orient my two car bags to. At home I have all I need in the way of fairly long time survival supplies and material so getting home is my first priority. Still, I enjoy your posts. Ben

[@StepOneSurvival]

I do this to keep my mind off everything. Its healthy I guess

[@50corn]

very cool video. you got alot of stuff for 50 bucks. you are probably in the top 2 of my favorite survival channels. keep up the awesome videos

[@StepOneSurvival]

Casey Maple thank you

[@cintie45]

Thank You for showing this cost effective back pack bugout bag very informative 👍

[@StepOneSurvival]

Thank you

[@ungratefulpeasant8085]

There is a hundred uses for those candles. Wax cotton balls, clean wounds, pillow, insulation, wax slugs, keep your shelter above freezing etc. Those are just a few that come to mind off the top of my head.

[@StepOneSurvival]

Wayne Groves definitely brother I could go on and on with this stuff

[@haircuthunny26]

Thank you for all your advice on bug out bags! So helpful!

[@ourtechwriter]

I do use stuff from those stores for some basics, as I'm on a fixed income as a retiree. Thanks for doing this review...something sometimes can beat "nothing" in hand.

[@multiprepper1306]

I was also thinking of making an affordable bug out bag, great job and god bless!

[@StepOneSurvival]

MultiPrepper thank you

[@Bugoutvehiclesuk]

Spam singles!!! That's like crack to a Yorkshireman it's a good job we can't get that in the UK. Thanks for taking the time to get all the gear to do the vid it's nice to see what is available round the world.

[@StepOneSurvival]

Bug out vehicles UK Torn Apart self sufficiency. yeah it is pretty cool I've been to over 36 countries it was crazy going in the shopping centers and shopping malls looking at stuff I would use in the United States

[@Bugoutvehiclesuk]

Step One survival too right. I live in rip off Britain where everything is overpriced and and hand made is undervalued.

[@stephenmitchell3569]

Step One survival I don't know what area you are in. But if you're in the north Georgia area and want to do videos, I have property, Creek, shooting range with a extensive reloading room, chronographs, etcetera. Parabolic Mike, GoPros, 50 bmg's, spas-12, toys haha, Mountain cannons, if I hadn't got it one of my buddies do and we would set you up with whatever you need for your videos also plenty of camping area. I never charged no one for nothing just expect them to have fun and be safe! Just thought I would offer because I watched your video and you're a family man sharing your experience knowledge and happiness. Keep doing what you love and know that you sharing who your videos make a smile!

[@Littrell1966]

I'm a 30+ year auto glass tech and have fixed lots of cuts with rags and duct tape!

[@stepheneddington1667]

Where I live, there are 3 Dollar Trees nearby. They each tend to carry different things at times besides the regular stuff. I have found small pocket knives at times, the steel water bottles, and other things. In their party supply section, you can sometimes find small cans of generic sterno. I can spend hours in the store looking at things and finding ways of making things from the supplies you can get. My favorite game to play with myself is, what can I get for $20.00 to make a 3 day kit.

[@slimpickens0000]

great idea on the Aluminum Foil alternative, something that can give your bowl some solid shape is if you take your ball cap off and line it with aluminum foil it could hold together without tearing easier

[@StepOneSurvival]

Davey PRP and on the plus side it keeps the aliens out of my head

[@dectera9500]

This was really cool! Just as you said a lot of people do not have much money so this helps so much! Baby bug out bags!!! OMG that sounds awesome on to watch that video now! Great video loved it!

[@melissaw7318]

just a helpful hint. if need be you can turn a spaghetti colander upside down with two little tealights under it and the silver bowls sit on it perfect to heat food. it also holds a coffee carafe/metal percolator perfect! used this technique when we had a three day power out.

[@jeffreydonaldson576]

Our Dollar General has a little LED lantern it uses 3 AA batteries. they last for days being on for 6 to 7 hours a night. The last set of batteries lasted 36 days. Now the light gets weaker as time passes but it is for a night light in your tent or shelter.

[@mattcarel3122]

great idea for people like me that are on social security disability who don't have a lot of money

[@StepOneSurvival]

matt carel exactly

[@lisaallen2629]

@@thebigmoizt3270 you are a asshole

[@knighthawk25u]

Nice job!! Looks to me that you coves quite a bit. I’m totally going to steal that idea.

[@pennygiller2377]

Feminine pads the can be used as a heavy bleeding bandage...and also the inner lining can be lit for a fire...serves two purposes....for medical and a fire....also absorbs a great deal of water put in a plastic bag after filtrated water done....men never think of these things...even baby s diaper....small infant ones are great for all of the above....light weight for the bug out bag..

[@lorindarenteria]

Stainless steel pet food bowls at dollar tree is where it's at. Cotton balls and hand sanitizer to start a fire too, baby oil, wax, Vaseline, carmex, or chapstick also works. Dollar tree also has chafing fuel with a wick for cooking. Shower curtain liners are thick at dollar tree to use for shelter. That wound be a great kit to keep in the car...a get home bag... i would add a deck of cards for morale.

[@StepOneSurvival]

Yelp

[@cherylgirard9833]

That was fun to watch and informative I saw the one on the baby bob I thought that was very smart especially for young couples with kids you can't cram all the baby stuff in with your stuff. Run into some bab people "excuse me while I dig through this and get what I need " NOT happening. Blessings

[@jeffreydonaldson576]

those little shovels work great to dig bait for fishing

[@Tmlps2]

Like the idea of adding waist 'n chest straps. Can also beef up shoulder straps w/ more sewn-on padding. Maybe Sippy can do a sewing vid on that? Found out the hard way, (bears), no scented soap! Purell's better. I know it's not a dollar store item, but I urge folks to ditch scented baby wipes, soaps, etc, and spring for dr. bronner's pure castille unscented..use for washing dishes, shampoo, laundry, etc. Thx for the vid Sarge. May I also suggest one on preventing 2 big hazards when buggin out? Dehydration, and upset tummies from stress. I carry chewable pepto tabs & immodium. Many folks are unprepared for how their bods will react & it can be deadly. Thx again.

[@Lex60]

I'm doing a bug out bag [I'm practically sitting over the San Andreas fault] and I found good stuff in the "99 cents only" stores. Got some hand cranking flashlight there!

[@markusschaffer9712]

Good loadout,BA! As for the sewing kit being used for medical... well,it’s been done by yours truly.... Sippy Cup, I actually used a sewing needle and cotton thread to suture up a gash in my shin... lol. I know,not hygienic but the best that was available. As you were,SSgt!

[@rhondabyers9046]

Just found a couple of your videos (Thrift store and Dollar Tree bug Out bags) and found they were very helpful. Wanted to share a couple of suggestions for inexpensive items for the bags. Harbor Freight (if you are lucky enough to to be near one) always puts out promo coupons for free items with purchase. I have gotten free emergency lights, duct tape, cordage and even a plastic tarp. Free with purchase even if it's a 99 Cent box knife. Also a tip from a scouting/camping post I saw somewhere. Taking a 10" Dollar store cake cooling rack along to use as a cooking grate on a small fire. It's flat and doesn't take up much room. Thanks

[@morganjohnson6610]

wasp spray can be used instead of pepper spray. The cab is bigger but they do come in smaller size. And is sure fire to work and temporarily, if not permanently, blind your attacker. It's also very pressurized because it's meant to be used at a distance so up close it'll probably do some decent damage.

[@morganjohnson6610]

can not cab

[@StepOneSurvival]

morgan johnson yelp definitely

[@judiehavard4903]

Use one metal bowl and one pan for a gas stove. Punch holes in burner pan. Put sterno can in bottom bowl and turn burner pan on top of bowl. Cook on top of burner pan.

[@joash480]

BOBs are just like operator load outs. They have to be mission specific. It all depends on where you're bugging out and where to. If you live in an apartment/ condo just pack light. Doesnt really have to be some branded stuff if it gets the job done its good enough.

[@litahsr.8226]

8:32 56 Year young man and never tried Spam till last week and damn its not that bad taste like ham 😂14:00 Vaseline & cotton balls for fire

[@KaylynnStrain]

great finds!!!! I will get a miswak stick or 3 for my bugout bag, nice water bottle yu got at the Dollar Tree

[@StepOneSurvival]

Kaylynn Strain yep thank you

[@jonnybronco2802]

DUDE!!! Love the Runic sign in the background...ALL HAIL ODIN!

[@mzpsurvival4126]

you could make arm strong powder (explosive ) out of maches for self defence traps

[@StepOneSurvival]

BUSHCRAFT MZP extreme

[@davidgraemesmith1980]

BUSHCRAFT MZP gotta be careful of batfe lol I was warned by Facebook regarding a chat room comment "break action shotgun and Bird shot loads are still useful in crisis, cut shells"

[@master6676]

No sense of humor but it is effective tried it not long ago on a box, Was not real accurate long distance, but in a bedroom door I think they would go somewhere else for sure.

[@JayM409]

This was excellent. Definitely filling a need for many.

[@nonenone5667]

Its easier for me, when going through my packs, to sort things by category. It makes it easier when going down the checklist for the 10-Cs and such. I sort things by: Fire/Food/Water/Shelter/Medical/Defense/Tools. Going down the list of categories when re-packing helps me pack everything according to 'priority' of accessibility. It helps to make sure all your bases are covered... I don't have a channel, but may just start one...

[@Martian74]

I would have added a box of zip lock bags so you can keep everything organised, waterproof and visible in the bag. Also some playing cards or a book to allow you to think about something other than survival for a bit, they can keep your spirits up in a longer emergency and keep kids occupied. Good kit though.

[@TheJinestylez]

A note on ramen. For higher heat areas the higher sodium content can help you retain water. For anyone who was poor there has always been the option to eat ramen dry with the packet sprinkled on for seasoning. It might not be the best but it will get you through.

[@heidis6210]

2nd video I've watched with this jute cord... pardon my ignorance but what is jute cord?!

[@pinkmagicali]

Tampons make great firestarters and are of course brilliant for women. If you can't get pepper spray spray deodorant is good (I learned that as a teen when a friend sprayed some in my face, not pleasant). Or spray bug repellant too which then has two uses. Sunscreen. Maybe it's just because I'm Australian but people always seem to leave out sunscreen.

[@chungy6116]

hell yeah. brought the dinosaur back.

[@StepOneSurvival]

; )

[@larrypowell1499]

Wow...just found your channel. You have great and useful info my friend. Forewarned is forearmed...Unfortunately the way this country is heading..I am afraid that most people are gonna be lost...You are doing a good thing brother...keep it up! Most folk these days just don't care about their neighbors or anyone else ...just about themselves. Sad but true. Anyways...best wishes to you and your family. I will keep watching your channel....Semper Fi...!

[@StepOneSurvival]

Thank you

[@strongbear9304]

Gee, you look kind of familiar, think we crossed paths one or twice in the 20 yrs I was in. Didn't read all the post or suggestions so it may have been covered previously. If so, my apologies, suggestion -a box of zip lock baggies (gallon size) divide the items into their different groups. Makes it easier to find things in the dark or on the go-plus you can use the bags for various things plus keep contents dry until needed, fill a bag with water while you're finishing off your water bottle and you can drop water purification tabs in it while waiting (best done at night or when taking a break) Just a thought, Nice video, take care, "Doc" Bates

[@cloakofshadows7276]

For my kit I have a full serrated lock back from the DT 🌲. All plastic handle but a nice clip and lanyard hole. Not junk. IMO

[@BurnWithin11]

Good video boss! Looks like I need to check out your baby bug out bag video!

[@StepOneSurvival]

BurnWithin11 it's a great video for people with kids

[@RossPotts]

Damn man! You got that Yardley soap at a DOLLAR store!? That's good stuff...

[@johnwells2893]

good thinking on that bag and thanks for thinking of other ppl grate job

[@StepOneSurvival]

John Wells thank you

[@robinaltman373]

Personal hygiene kit (Mayday) $6.13 at Major Surplus green two pocket bag three 4.25ml water (expired) 1 pkg handybath(8 wipes) 1 stansport campers mirror 1 small pkg of pocket tissues 2 small toothbrushes 2 small tubes of toothpaste 1 single blade bic type razor 2 small blocks of soap 6 freshnap (moist towelette) 1 comb 2 PAWS hand wipes 2 maxithins (1 per box) Just checked their website and I didn't see them. Uncle sugar must be getting them out of the system because of the expired date water. Mayday is the brand name

[@BadgerBlogger]

The dollar store sell Ziploc type bags, you should consider a box of those, and you can keep your important things like your toilet paper dry. It will also hold water, and help organize your pack.

[@susansteele-moore8031]

I noted you put all the product in the bag in its original packages. Any thought to putting things in container packages? Say you take the knives out, if packaging gets wet, a loose knife cuts through the packback. Any suggestions?

[@StepOneSurvival]

the guy that won the bag did all that.

[@fatbeard8072]

Dude, I love video's like this. These give me so many ideas on to improve on and to not worry about what cheapness some of the same shit is from Wal*mart and or Target. I actually found a multi purpose tool at Dollar Tree, they are Seasonal. You can find a lot of stuff seasonal that is just too cool to pass up on, so I grab 3 at a time for what ever it is. Like a water proof bag for your valuables, electronic, paper, things that shouldn't get wet and I tested it and it works. Great idea and I will make a B.O.B. or two for my friends who just can't seem to get an idea on SHTF and that it WILL HTF. I would like myself a video on any ARMY SURPLUS Stores. Keep up the great work and awesome beard brother.

[@StepOneSurvival]

Thank you

[@lifeandstuff3860]

ssgt .. thanks a thousand times brother .. got my package today .. hell yeah man .. thats AWESOME MAN .. thanks so much .. above and beyond man .. thank u

[@StepOneSurvival]

life and stuff You're welcome brother

[@megkovachy6858]

Love the runes!!!!

[@SuperStrictlydickly]

Thanks for doing the video, it's good to know u can do it with dollar store stuff👍.

[@StepOneSurvival]

thank you

[@thedowntrodden1522]

another idea might be bleach for purification of water and general cleaning and do you think you could buy a large can of food eat the food and then use the can to boil water and such?

[@StepOneSurvival]

The Downtrodden yeah thought about that afterwards

[@charliefox3809]

Really digging your channel.

[@StepOneSurvival]

Charlie Fox thank you

[@Scriptorsilentum]

not everybody's rich, not everybody can afford a lot... how true. BOB's do not have to have very expensive equipment to be effective. Titanium collapsible can openers are COOL but the P51 from China works just as well. Dollar General made me first aid kits for my truck, my pickup and home that are very very capable. surviving something doesn't normally need a lot of dollars but sure does need sense. ;) thanks for an interesting vid with some really terrific ideas. much obliged!

[@stevelong7405]

Another excellent video great job

[@StepOneSurvival]

Thank you

[@dead-eyeddrifter5756]

Really good video, gave me some ideas to work with, thanks.