Loading Your Vehicle With Everyday Life | With Amber Elle

[@principal7819]

I just want to say that your videos are really helpful for a guy that’s trying to get his partner to think about being prepared day to day. I watch a lot of videos and is the first time that she’s actually agreed to implement some of the things you’re talking about. Amazing!

[@nivlaimadayhey7698]

This Daily Family Operator content is awesome. More of this content please!

[@windsormaria]

Yes! Prepping mom edition is what I have been looking for! We need more content geared towards moms and families.

[@Pterodactyl-kn3ve]

Amber Elle does a great job explaining needs of a family rig. More of this for both parents in either role. One, for being proactive but also two for being supportive. Security and awareness are not gender specific. Expand this series to show/explain situational awareness in urban environments, with the context of human trafficking/prevention.

[@matthewmansell1413]

Love this, all of us dudes get into preparedness and nerd out on SHTF, but not only making sure we have the daily supplies, but making sure it is A FAMILY AFFAIR is so important. Papa bear can't be the only one on watch, love this video, hope there's more to come to help with the rest of the family's prep!

[@M4runner13]

Amber Elle is amazing ❤❤❤

[@mrmicro22]

I run one tether through every handle I can . It clips.on each side of the hatch. Cheap insurance against items becoming projectiles in a collision.

[@adamcarlson6004]

This was awesome! Good stuff to think about

[@NCmtnMan89]

This is the content that’s needed to help the woman in our lives. Great video fieldcraft!

[@KingSavage2]

More videos like this please! This gave my wife and I some really good ideas and would love to see more tips for the super moms out there whether in a tactical or non-tactical environment. maybe some ideas of what they should be doing while their husband isn't around or is currently out defending their property. Just brain dumping some ideas.

[@juliabrown5948]

I agree 💯!

[@chrishorns7850]

Something I’ve discovered living in South Florida if you put stuff like your NOCO Boost in a cooler it’s more insulated from the heat of your vehicle I have a Yukon XL as well I refer to it as UberXL 🤷‍♂️

[@CM-ym9yn]

I really liked this every day life content! Please do more in the future 🙏

[@Frenchy5117]

Great video, things that people don't think they needed until they did and was too late

[@houseofstylz]

Nice perspective from a Mom👊

[@T20-c8f]

True dat amber! Good stuff! Been living in florida and did a lot of bugging out the last two weeks.

[@Kk-mn1fq]

Excellent video FieldCraft.

[@alanafromoc]

Great tips! Thank you!

[@ericphilbrick9780]

Excellent content! This channel never fails.

[@agogecoach8790]

Amber is an excellent teacher.

[@bobmccune9381]

Good job. Even the old guy can use this info. Thanks

[@Kylecombes4]

Thank you for this

[@ChrisNipper]

This is a very good video 👍👍

[@theplayer2286]

Great stuff! Of course, women really invented EDC. You cannot get more EDC than a woman's handbag. Yet there is a difference between - or tends to be a difference - between a woman's EDC and a man's EDC. A woman's EDC, be it a handbag or the back of the pick-up, tends to be plural rather than singular. It is for "me and mine" rather than for "me". Of course, "me" is important too, because if you cannot take care of yourself, you cannot take care of anybody else. However, the difference in perspective is very valuable. Thanks for this FieldCraft Survival.

[@scrappy5207]

The independent mama bear the government fears 😊

[@MrSarge4]

I doubt it.

[@scrappy5207]

@MrSarge4 Ok "Sarge" I guess you're the fearless one 🤡🤡

[@mikereese15]

Great video! Thank you

[@MC-df2hr]

I’m so excited for this video!!

[@Kilo.November]

Alert! Ideal, prepared & competent wifey dropping knowledge y'all

[@EdwardP1776]

This was great

[@VETERANPREPPER1]

Great job with explaining your thought processes through the lens of a mother. Only suggestion is adding underwear, socks and shoes in the kids clothing bags. Large pack of wet wipes. Roll of paper towel or 4+Microfiber cloths. Rethinking the water containers. Whistles for each kid. Bear Spray for drivers side. Small fire extinguisher. Swap out the match’s for more Bic lighters and add petroleum jelly soaked cotton balls. Set of Walkie Talkie’s. Extra batteries. Don’t know your location but add weather related items for current season.

[@bw264]

This is awesome for those of us that are trying to get their spouse more prepared… can present it from a perspective that doesn’t feel like doomsday prep, way more receptive that way.

[@aaronl6663]

Do the cans of water rupture in freezing or extreme heat conditions?

[@Gunga-ct9nz]

Ambers video is great. I just thought that it would also be interesting to learn what the people at Fieldcraft Survival and Black Rifle Coffee Company think about the real world survival situation currently ongoing in western NC and eastern Tennessee.

[@larryolson397]

Great video, Amber. My wife and I both really appreciate your content. We've added numerous things to out truck kits because of your thoughtfulness. Cheers!

[@tacsquirrel]

Fantastic

[@tericojensen263]

What’s the vehicle a Yukon?

[@spatton7875]

Yukon xl

[@michaeljones4388]

I’d like to get some of that water!

[@johnrobert1053]

Can you do a multiple vehicle breakdown. Minimal but covers basics? I have 2 daily ish vehicles. An 2 for off-road only. An I often find myself forgetting something. Unorganized chaos here. 😅

[@jus.me.tanzks5834]

If everything is in one bag you could move the bag from car to car but each car could also have 1-2 small bags that stay there

[@jus.me.tanzks5834]

I’d put a bag of clothes and a first aid kit in each car. If you go to dollar tree a first aid kit for each could cost $15 max

[@jus.me.tanzks5834]

I just put together 8 first aid kits for around $100 but I bought the pouches on temu for less then $1 each and then I got pocket flashlights, trauma scissors, 5ml spray bottles, and syringes from there and then on Amazon instant ice packs, individual eye drops, individual triple antibiotic ointment, and a 100 pack of bandaids for $10. Target has the best waterproof bandaids I’ve found so far Dollar tree has liquid skin, sometimes triple antibiotic which is fantastic and then individually wrapped Tylenol and such

[@jus.me.tanzks5834]

And I got tweezers on temu to

[@josh44779]

This is voodoo right here!😂

[@dontbugme7362]

What? No Mk19? What if you run into zombies?

[@TheMk34]

Who is Amber Elle and what are her qualifications? Genuinely curious

[@IamMoosh]

Does it particularly matter? Most of the people on yt that preach preparedness have 0 “qualification”, it’s usually just experience based.

[@ronlabe5487]

What qualification does a person need to have to tell you what she puts in her trunk? I'd imagine her quadruple PhD in minding your own business is good enough.

[@11ccom]

"AI Bushcrafting" may have some possibilities. L. T. L. (danger close code). L: level (1 to 10). T: type (Bogey or Tango). L: location (west 100 yards). Example: 6, b, w100.

[@757Adventurer]

No wedding Rings….

[@user-ol9jj7vj7q]

3:49 displays a great shot of the rear. I’m talking rear of the vehicle…

[@user-dw4cv3xq5u]

Creepy weirdo alert

[@Bubblemech]

The amount of people that run around in crocs or slippas and don't think about having a pair of boots or tennis shoes in their vehicle is unreal. That was probably one of the most important aspects of this video you snuck in there. How many times have you walked with your wife/gf back to the car with her barefoot or carrying her.. Having some extra shoes would be a game changer.

[@BackwardsKnees]

don't forget the wrist splints and braces, for those just in case oopsies.

[@firstlineofsurvival5318]

What is the largest sling bag you can buy? I am talking like 50 liters or so. Go ahead and laugh. Just looking for the largest sling bag out there.

[@chrismyers5487]

Damn yard sale during an accident. Flying projectiles everywhere

[@CainnechK]

Do u just keep nothing in ur car?

[@jeffmcgovern5674]

🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡

[@chrismyers5487]

@@jeffmcgovern5674 you ever cut someone out of a car with the jaws of life after they have been entrapped by items in the back of their car?

[@blackbeardsdelight]

@@jeffmcgovern5674nah you’re the clown, he has a point.

[@drewbienewbie03xx81]

Is her wrist broken or nah?

[@X-Y-Z-1-2-3XYZ12]

😮😮😮😮😮 savage

[@jessicatenil8256]

Damn how you doing

[@user-dw4cv3xq5u]

Creepy weirdo alert

[@CodeResp]

Wait isn’t this hold on ….. huh???

[@dangoodwin5954]

Nope. Totally different unrelated. Employee, producing squared away family preparedness content.

[@Ramcharger2Travel]

You look squared away to me.

[@user-dw4cv3xq5u]

Creepy weirdo alert

[@BackyardEngineer334]

Instead of carrying a bunch of b.s. in your car you can mitigate most of your problems by owning something extremely reliable like a 4 Runner, keep up on maintenance, spend money on good tires, & be aware of tire pressure. As someone who travels all the time I find having to carry less s*** has made my life easier & less stressful, not carrying more s***.

[@joshmoore4498]

Do people even watch a video before commenting on it anymore? 99 percent of the things she's carrying is for practical everyday life "kid emergencies" like having extra snacks or clothes or umbrellas and has nothing to do with her "less reliable not toyota" breaking down and needing to self rescue? Literally the only things she mentioned having that has to do with vehicle breakdowns would be some hand tools which I'd argue everyone should have, a can of fix a flat, and a jump pack and she even mentioned multiple reasons she keeps that that has nothing to do with her own ride.

[@wesc4054]

Backyard engineer, doesn't sound like you travel with kids or through any bad weather areas, security concerns or have any road hazards...

[@joshmoore4498]

@@wesc4054 he drives a Toyota that negates any of those issues