Get Home Gear | Top 3 Must Have Items

[@ONThree]

Name your top three items here. 1,2,3..GO!

[@miconn69]

I'm of the same mindset of basic simplicity with getting home . Grayl, food/electrolytes, poncho with swagman roll, along with my EDC knife, lighter, light, etc. (And socks of course). Keep it light and move with the intent of getting home. My get home bag is fairly small hydration pack with a few pockets and molle webbing. I can use the Grayl to fill the hydration bladder. I'm a truck driver, but at least I now work a job that keeps me within 75 miles of home.

[@Nunya9876]

If you had a business flight/trip and the airline lost your checked baggage 🧳 what would you have with you during an emp/grid down situation? In this scenario, you do not have your items from your checked luggage, which means no sharp objects ( no knives, saw, sharp tools etc) that are not allowed during the flight! This means you would not have anything tsa does not allow in the cabin. 3, 2,1. Go!

[@phild8095]

The first thing I would want is solid shoes, the second thing I would want is regular practice carrying that pack, the third thing, not in the pack, my sidearm. I've been walking a rather large hunting dog for 46 months now and for a couple years have been rucking 20-27 pounds a bit over a thousand miles a year. Lessons I've learned,not just in the past 4 years, but many years of hiking 1) In the winter I wash a lot of clothes. You can't stay warm without long underwear or insulated overalls when the wind chill gets below -20. 2) In the summer I regularly wet down my boonie hat after watering the dog and soaking down his fur. A wet hat can keep your brain cooler on a hot day. 3) I used to get more miles our of a pair of Vasque boots. Seriously, if someone can point me to a comfortable medium weight medium stiffness hiking boot that will last more than 500 miles I'd appreciate it. 4) water will get you a long way. No need for snacks, no need to set up camp, just keep moving.

[@arikjohnson412]

Love hearing 3 tough outdoorsy dudes belly laugh together - your joy brings me joy 🎉

[@willames363]

Love it, thank y’all so much. Really hope to see more with y’all, it’s the most I’ve ever laughed over a survival vid. Thank you guys so much. God bless. Definitely my old school altoids tin carried since at least ‘99 (water puritabs, tinder, compass [replaced every few years] replacement ferro rod and matches and absolute basic fishing kit), med kit (I’m in deep doo doo without it) and my Victorinox Fieldmaster (carried some kind of SAK since the 80s). EDIT. For a plane, niteize doohickey. Carried several times

[@Nyeupe-Nguvu]

1. Water source 2. Marino wool socks 3. Rain cover you can eat foliage on-the-go

[@AkiraSRT9]

You can but have fun with that.

[@thebeginnersurvivalist]

That intro was AWESOME

[@johnjanuary2958]

Toilet Paper compass and maps multi tool Clothing (socks/head gear/gloves/shirt/poncho) Water container (titanium-metal single walled so you can cook stuff) Water filter system Snacks and food Fire sources (lighter/water proof matches/ferros rod) Duct Tape and para cord

[@hotrodvt]

I’d recommend alpaca wool socks. Up here in wet Vermont, they can be a life saver

[@jrbarilla]

Have several of the plastic bottle larger grayls All these videos touting the titanium version has me thinking it’s worth the investment What I did learn here is grayl make them now in different sizes ✌️🇺🇸

[@lewisvillalta2492]

Jj is always thinking of redundancy wich is very important to me thank you very much and all of you friends have always more than something to contribute to us God bless you always

[@ONThree]

Thanks!

[@FueltheFires]

Thank you so much 🔥❤️🔥

[@teganlewis2284]

First of all, I love when the three of you get together. Y’all crack me up! Now on to what I always have with me when flying: 1. SCHNAAAAAACKS! 2. Water bottle and 3. A waterproof insulated jacket.

[@FueltheFires]

We love shooting videos together! Thanks for watching 👊🏻

[@eddiejenkins9902]

Goretex rain coat, Grayl Geopress with filter bag, and a small day pack with snacks. I love your videos. Very informative.

[@ONThree]

Thanks!

[@Twicetwisted]

Who makes the pre filter for the Grayl?

[@eddiejenkins9902]

@@Twicetwisted The one I have is from Britain and I think I ordered it from Etsy

[@inspired4more]

Outside on-body EDC; Poncho, Bottle (stainless steel), paracord. My EDC already includes a knife and lighter, so those are the things that extend needs a bit beyond that. You need a poncho to keep the rain off, or make a shelter, or carry things, etc. You need a bottle (not just a cup, because you can't hold much water in a cup while traveling) that you can boil water in if necessary. If you need a shelter, or for so many other things, paracord is something that is multi-use and necessary.

[@Goldenwithaleash]

Assuming i already have my on body EDC which has pistol, spare mag, light and knife. Sawyer mini Snacks Poncho That’s just part of what I keep in my truck so that’s what I went with. I’m gonna have to look into those Grayl filters.

[@FueltheFires]

Love doing videos with you guys! Never know what’s gonna come out of our mouths 😂

[@jeffechols5302]

Great video guys see yall on the next one

[@brianleverich4467]

One bag of fun size snickers a six pack of Mountain Dew in plastic bottles( I keep three in the freezer at work with the snickers , what ever is in my sling bag , car and my air weight I’m only fifteen miles from home summer time .winter is a little different Minnesota

[@ericbilliter3354]

1. Water treatment 2. Security 3. FX4 (it has everything else) Btw! Will you tell me what rack that is on the red fx4? Looking for something that won't break the bank! We watch all of your videos! Great stuff! Thanks!

[@frost8077]

You can't go wrong with a Grayl, snacks, and some good socks. I would swap out the extra socks for a rain poncho though for where I live.

[@bc4yt]

Skanerky! 😂 AI video prompt: "three bros in the woods lunch trade their survival snacks" 👍😂💯

[@GodsGunsGlory777]

Snacks, flashlight, decent rain jacket. I really don’t need much since I live 7 miles away from the airport in atl 😅

[@BigSawCat]

I had to pick up my gf during snowmegedon in ATL. I had the jeep fully prepped but didn't need anything other than patience

[@andrewsteven8883]

One thing all survival channels never mention is Toilet paper. Myself personally I rather carry a roll of toilet paper than try to use a dry leaf ect.

[@NOMADPLUSOFFICIAL]

I carry a bag of fast food restaurant napkins and small pouch of baby wipes. Much more effective for wiping and cleansing than T.P.

[@andrewsteven8883]

@@NOMADPLUSOFFICIAL Will have to look at that. Thanks

[@MarineBiker]

I like pine cones...big ones

[@JD-bd5uu]

@@NOMADPLUSOFFICIALBaby wipes. For face, hands, pits, and back side.

[@cdratton]

@andrewsteven8883 Have you check out those compressed disks of TP /PT? I’ve used the paper towel disks, & I thought they were pretty cool. Some of them get to be a pretty decent size, they’re far tougher than you’d think so they’re reusable, and for their final bow, they can be great TP. I have not tried the TP ones yet, but I figure they’ll be better than the potential accidental usage of poison ivy……. Been there, done that as a kid; time does NOT heal ALL WOUNDS - some it merely hides. 😉😂

[@tundranomad]

Well, I at least learned a few words and phrases! 😂 That was awesome!

[@elevatorman7750]

Great video guys.

[@SurvivalDispatch]

Thanks so much!

[@FueltheFires]

Thanks brother 👊🏻🔥👊🏻

[@tomritter493]

Poncho Sawyer Grail type food maybe fire would be 3

[@chris1638]

Good lawrd almighty you guys had me laughing throughout the video. Hilarious and helpful video

[@marklayton4709]

Water container, personal defense tool and poncho.

[@stuarthall3874]

My first thought: a bicycle (beg, borrow, or steal)

[@blueridgerealtor]

You boys have too much fun together! 😂😂😂 Great video fellas

[@johnpoole8321]

Pecker shelter option @ 6:28 was perfect 🤣. Good show guys 😉

[@ONThree]

lol. Thanks for watching!

[@kebrun4484]

Cover your basics. Water is life, Food is fuel, Feet is movement. Shelter is safety. 50 miles is a hard movement for anyone.

[@lovebitcoin813]

Thanks boys now i need to go buy a grayl 🤣screw the rent

[@purdyquibb]

Just for the record, I mortgaged my home and bought a grayl, it sucks, pay your rent. It leaks like a faucet. Push the top down, the water shoots up all around the rubber gasket. Yeah, paying the rent gets my vote.

[@sharonsfiligoi7611]

Where did you get the Grayl per filter?

[@FueltheFires]

Campcraft Outdoors 👍🏻

[@graywind4326]

Interesting ideas.

[@Tbowie13]

So if I'm 50 miles from home after an emp and can have any 3 things. I want a double bike, Lance Armstong to work the back of the bike and an SBR to sling over my shoulder so noone can steal Lance or my bike. I'd get home pretty quickly! 😂 Oh damn, I got to the end and you reminded me, these things gotta go on a plane. I gotta really think now, I was just lookin for the Lance A taxi ride home to where all the goods are, and Makin a living would be quite a bit easier.

[@user-McGiver]

fresh clothes, water kit and wet wipes...[I'm a smoker so I always carry a lighter, and the wipes can be use as fire starter]

[@Linda-z2t]

Water,knife,fire capability,rain protection.

[@kryz9648]

Quick Q. Where did JJ get the pre-filter for his GRAYLE Ti?

[@miconn69]

I got mine from Etsy, Campcraft Outdoors.

[@FueltheFires]

Campcraft Outdoors 👍🏻

[@kryz9648]

@@FueltheFires Much appreciated!

[@bjty5615]

What is name of water filter water bottle? Where available

[@miconn69]

Grayl Ultrapress and Geopress.

[@SonnyCrocket-p6h]

if you're often more than 20 miles from your home, you need a mountain bicycle in your vehicle. Remove the front wheel, rotate the forks, remove the seat, pedals and handlebars and you'll be amazed at how compact a package a bicycle is. It will fit in the trunk of a VA bug, no problem. You can reassemble it in 10 minutes. 20 miles is an exhausting, all day hike for almost anyone.. It's 2 hours of leisurely pedaling (on pavement) or one hour of panicked pumping, on a bicycle. You've got to get home before everyone goes crazy (ie, before dark) if you dont, youll have to be evading groups of crazed people and that might mean it takse you 3-4 days to get home. By then, your home will probably be either looted or burned to the ground. You could easily get shot as people realize there's no more rule of law.

[@rudolphunt6967]

Get a Save!!

[@johnyoung4129]

Anybody know of a metal nesting cup that fits the grayl ultra press?

[@FueltheFires]

One of my friends uses a GSI on his

[@miconn69]

Pathfinder and Grayl have a stainless nesting cup and lid for the larger Geopress.

[@mickeycrawford121]

must have whatever the 3 of you are smokin 😂

[@danrosado7285]

I'd like to see some footwear recommendations

[@Nyeupe-Nguvu]

I would have Serious reservations about having Brandon on my "team"

[@ONThree]

Why is that? I’m assuming you’re being goofy. Brandon is a great guy!

[@FueltheFires]

I’d have that guy on my team any day!

[@bc4yt]

You mean Brandón?

[@NOMADPLUSOFFICIAL]

I no longer fly. Top 3 reasons 1. 9/11 (I will NOT travel where I cannot carry tools of self-protection...PERIOD!) 2. EDI now being foisted upon airlines so that you do not know if the pilots are qualified. 3. Airplanes falling from the sky due to planes not being safely constructed nor safely maintained. My life is not worth losing due to expediency of traveling from point A to point B.

[@steveclark..]

I totally agree with all those points, I don't get on a plane either.

[@micahwest5347]

Too early to see how dei will impact flight safety but it is currently the safest form of travel in the America. Turn your scanners on and see how many car wrecks occur within your reception range every day.

[@rogerjensen5277]

@@micahwest5347 There are a whole lot more autos than aircraft! And you have a better chance of surviving an auto crash (some control) than a plane crash!

[@micahwest5347]

@@rogerjensen5277 For some reason people these days like to ignore the facts. You are free to think whatever you want. When travel time is similar I also prefer to drive. One has more in control and flexibility but I’m under no illusion that it’s any safer. For the record I wish the freedom to travel was a right explicitly mentioned in the bill of rights but it’s one of those things that almost no one at that time could have imagined would be continually infringed upon.

[@AkiraSRT9]

Lighter, water filter, poncho.

[@cipher951]

Personally, I love it when content creators meet up, get stoned, and make fun videos. Surviving is serious business, but sometimes it's cool to let the hair down from time to time. Great video.

[@ONThree]

I’ve never been high in my life. Seriously. Thanks for watching

[@CURRIN1776]

Ha. not stoned. But high on life. Always let the hair down. Life is to short to be serious as hell all the time. You can be an unstoppable force. No need to act like an unstoppable force. Have fun and enjoy the suck. lol. We just finished a 24 hr challenge with 12 miles of rucking . Our endorphins were high I guess. lol

[@jelkel25]

The only thing I'd add is a small brew kit with lots of coffee, in a real situation you are not happy and don't always feel safe at night. Coffee is a morale booster and you will be sleep deprived so lots is needed. The other thing is things around keeping your feet in trim whatever they are for you. You're ex services so I wouldn't lecture you on foot care.

[@rogerjensen5277]

Just carry instant coffee and sugar with your other snacks!

[@FueltheFires]

I had coffee in mine 👍🏻

[@jamesloghry8083]

That wool underwear will be cozy @ 102°.

[@Nyeupe-Nguvu]

. YES... yes it WOULD. i wear Wool Socks 24/7/365 with NO discomfort

[@ONThree]

It truly is. I wear merino wool underwear. Better than anything that I’ve ever worn for all seasons

[@FueltheFires]

You would thank God being they are anti microbial.. I wear mine year round and will never go back

[@chrishall9208]

Is this scenario added to the EDC? Which is everything you have on you?

[@pennsyltuckyreb9800]

Large bottle of whiskey, tomahawk, b*tt wipes.

[@ONThree]

Well there you go!

[@timontherocks7521]

Don't carry sugars, carry fat! 😊👍

[@Huntress_Raven]

What did I just witness?

[@jamesloghry8083]

No water in hell. Christ Jesus Rules. 👉🙏🙏🙏👈ty

[@Nyeupe-Nguvu]

well . . . If it's a _LAKE_ of fire . . .

[@bigtrev761]

🇦🇺😎👍🏁

[@hellsbellspreparedness2722]

Dude all of you guys will die because you’re focusing on the normal. Of course people will have food,water/purifier, and socks/moleskin in their packs. But the problem is there will be bigger threats involved when things get ugly in this country. The most important things you need is security,medical, and protection. Everything you guys have is a must but if things got really bad the three things you have to have is a Ifak,body armor, and respiratory protection. For me it’s Blackscout Survival trauma kit, Safe Life Defense soft armor, and Parcel gas mask. The twin towers was a perfect example of what could happen and today things are way worse for multiple attacks. You guys are joking but in the end you guys aren’t just taking your survival items to make it when things get ugly. It’s EDC/pistol/ammo/rifle/mags, trauma for packing holes, and you better be ready for protection when things are coming with chaos. Running around in the woods trying to survive will not make it through. God bless y’all and Psalm 91🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@charlessalmond7076]

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[@micahwest5347]

You dudes are overly concerned with consuming calories. There is not a single one of you who could not physically survive a 72 hour fast. Id bet you would all be healthier after doing so. Strengthen yourselves.

[@clems6989]

I think people just compete to see how much crap that can fit in a bag. Be real folks, you need to carry a few basic items, but that's it. You need to learn how to utilize your surroundings..