“Essential Items in My Car EDC Bag: Preparedness for Critical Situations”.

“Discover the ultimate car EDC essentials that could be lifesavers during unexpected situations. In this video, I unveil my carefully curated emergency kit, featuring a SOL heat sheet for warmth, a compact hammock for rest, cords for versatility, and a compass for direction. I also delve into the importance of MRE food supplies to maintain nourishment and hydration while waiting for help. If you find value in this content, don’t forget to hit the like button, share, and subscribe for more. Until our next adventure, wishing you safe travels.”
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[@blackoracle69]

once i get the prototype new bag made i will do a video to show

[@outbackowl3040]

Hi Blackie. Greeting from Australia 🇦🇺 thank you for your time to make these videos .

[@simonwinwood]

@@outbackowl3040❤ well said. thank you Blackie x

[@PlayaSinNombre]

Sorry about your compass, brother. I feel your pain. Last time I came home from the woods, I found that mine got cracked in the baseplate, and now it is an overpriced mirror…

[@blackoracle69]

yep but not to worry i have a replacement

[@kennethwilson8633]

Yep you have to watch what’s in your vehicle in winter and summer heat too…Have fun stay safe.

[@fidel-3470]

For me, the best water storage for a vehicle is a double-walled vacuum stainless steel container, the 64oz size. On amazon these are as low as $15 these days - a few years ago they were $50+. If you're going out on a trail in the summer you can fill it at home with ice on Friday and when you're back to the car on Sunday you've got SUPER REFRESHING water, nice and cool. Similarly, if you're doing a mountaineering in the winter, fill it with hot water from your kettle and when you come back to your car that water won't be frozen. In my experience it takes about 4 days of the container sitting in the car to really be impacted by temperatures out side, ymmv. But I found that anything besides a double walled vacuum container would cause the water to get too hot or frozen after even just 24 hours. It's really helpful to have a smaller container for water in the car (such as one that fits your vehicle's cup holders) and I use this larger 64oz water to just refill the smaller one. Obviously this isn't the lightest container to haul around, but in an emergency you'll just have to make do and carry it.

[@davewest5776]

I like the pouch when I worked in the mod medical supply depot in the 1980's they were still using 1943 haversacks for first aid kits for trucks

[@scrapperstacker8629]

I would be interested in a pouch like that. Great idea

[@jeffrichards5106]

Hi Blackie, nice kit. Thanks for sharing. Can't wait to see the prototype bag you're working on. 👍🏻

[@blackoracle69]

Very soon!

[@travisbishop4840]

My truck is a 1979 Ford F250 4x4 extended cab. I carry a plethora of gear. In the cross bed tool box is spare parts and tools. Alternator, starter, fuel pump, fan clutch, hoses, belts, ignition module, distributor, head lights, light bulbs, fuses, voltage regulator, tire plug kit, 12 volt air compressor, jumper cables, battery booster, two gallons anti freeze, five gallons water, various stop leaks, gasket maker kit and sealer, quick set JB weld, gas tank repair kit. complete tool kit. In the bed are two spare tires, Hi Lift jack. a battery box bolted in with spare battery hooked up to solar charger maintainer. Two Jerry cans locked into carriers bolted into the bed, Inside the cab is a complete set of gear. Alice pack, set up for three days of full gear. Single shot 308 with spare 12 gauge and 22 LR barrels. Hi Point .45 ACP. Ammo. A bunch of crap hidden around.

[@blackoracle69]

sounds like a well thought out kit

[@jasonjohnson6344]

Dang nice pouch. I would like to see simple, heavy duty belt loops on the pockets. To add to its versatility and it would give the option of using it as a sling pack too. I have some multi-pocket pieces designed to go on backpack front straps. I put them on my bob’s and sling bags. I don’t remember the brand name but they are excellent additions with many options built in. I think you should make them.

[@PlayaSinNombre]

When I carry a questionable tarp that may lose a grommet, I carry 9 marbles with 3” -4” loops of cordage. That way I can wrap a corner, or side, of the tar around the marble & use the cord to secure it.

[@blackoracle69]

sound idea

[@gregknight293]

Very well thought out kit , Sir. Always enjoy seeing what you carry . Good show.

[@blackoracle69]

Thanks 👍

[@scottcatchot1598]

just went through my kit for the family vehicle, need to update a few items in first aid kit. As a dad, its different to rig a pack for 5 people, The beloved and kiddos as well as myself. But hey, the black pepper is a new tip for me, thanks

[@blackoracle69]

correct we got to adapt to fit the family needs when it goes bad

[@MaineGuide34]

love that pouch idea. I also love the art work of the silver fox at the start of your videos . Could you have a video of all the silver fox pictures. I all so use only onewind product now affordable an good quality . Thanks an stay safe.

[@Elias.Agg.]

Great video blackie!

[@oldminer5387]

Good kit contents Blackie, thank you for sharing.

[@blackoracle69]

Thanks for watching!

[@jimssurvival4994]

Nice little pouch, could serve as many different uses. Thanks Blackie stay safe in the heat😊

[@blackoracle69]

Thanks, you too!

[@thankmelater1254]

I like these videos with all kinds of ideas and items involved. BTW, that is one very cool jacket-shirt, Blackie.

[@blackoracle69]

thanks for watching

[@kittenkiller10]

Nice pouch Blackie 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@blackoracle69]

thanks

[@MichaelR58]

Nice kit Blackie, thanks for sharing YAH bless !

[@blackoracle69]

Thank you kindly

[@michaeltucker1520]

Cool 👍

[@blackoracle69]

thanks

[@richardskinner4198]

Good common sense as usual . I will have to get a couple of those pouches as I was not aware of them but will love to see what you come up with regarding the prototype .See you in the next vid and thanks for all the work you do and the good advice .

[@blackoracle69]

Thanks 👍

[@lens7859]

Great piece of kit , would love to see your spin on it, thanks

[@blackoracle69]

Coming soon!

[@smoothvern165]

Very good thinking and so practical!

[@blackoracle69]

thanks you

[@offthecouch1999]

That's a really familiar filming location lol

[@blackoracle69]

aint it tho

[@mrkultra1655]

Thanks Blackie. Would like to see what you keep in the rig in the way of spare parts and tools.

[@blackoracle69]

Noted!

[@drlangattx3dotnet]

Would like to see you camping and cooking, making use of all your gear.

[@blackoracle69]

Will do

[@selenepickins4874]

Nice little GHB, Blackie. Stay cool from up here in West Central Alabama, 😊

[@blackoracle69]

Thanks, will do!

[@BigSeppiWen]

I like the idea for a future pouch release.

[@blackoracle69]

i will do up date once we have a working model

[@davidhoare4144]

Great video. Do you have anymore information on the pack, could do with one. Thanks

[@TinyTitan50]

My get home bag is overstuffed compared to yours! Ok pairing down today!

[@blackoracle69]

hang in there !

[@michaelnasser8697]

Sure looks a handy pouch, where did you find It?

[@bwrscott1]

Nice, Good thinking on what minimum gear you need to make it to tomorrow. Would've expected a SAK (but that's in our pockets).

[@blackoracle69]

Very true! i am always with my sak

[@markschneiderhan4300]

I want 1 w/a small shoulder strap that folds internally Blackie.

[@blackoracle69]

ok i will look into that

[@Idrivthetrain]

Did I miss a light source?

[@blackoracle69]

i have a light in my pocket as well as a flashlight under the back seat

[@Idrivthetrain]

@@blackoracle69 I figured as much.

[@37south47]

Seems a waste imo. I keep my woods running pack in my truck 365 days a year so no need for any additional get home bag or whatever other silliness.