Worth $399?? - Rino Ready Bug Out/Get Home Bag Review

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00:00:00 Introduction
00:00:49 The Bag
00:01:50 Overview of Outside of Bag
00:05:39 Opening the bag
00:06:48 Warmth & Shelter
00:10:25 Sight & Air
00:12:03 Water Bottle
00:12:10 Tools & Nav
00:17:47 Light & Comms
00:22:49 Food & Water
00:25:49 First Aid
00:27:17 Final Thoughts
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[@Rdenieuwe91]

This video is ROBUST.

[@mueford]

i came here to ROBUST , take a shot every " ROBUST "

[@therighteousprepper]

Yeah a little too robust... I'm just gonna guess.. I'll say he "robust" 30 times in a 29 min video...I think I stopped watching after the 5th robust....I just couldn't take it. He roBUSTED me.

[@KungFuTweety1]

Looks exactly like the uncharted supply company kit. Great review !

[@piratesahoy5002]

Yes! I was thinking the same thing throughout the video and made mental comparisons. I'd take this bag over the Uncharted bag any day. The branding on the Uncharted bag is WAY over the top, and this bag is $200 cheaper!

[@dijohnson7]

If you go camping take the warmers with you & when you wake in the morning & your boots are in the porch of the tent, stick the warmers in the boots & once you're ready to stick your boots on they are toasty warm, or like someone else said use them to warm up your sleeping bag.

[@rmac8878]

Marine-X, say Robust one more time.... lol

[@animula6908]

I just enjoy watching. In an emergency I just become super resourceful as I learned during power outages last winter. I couldn’t even find my supplies lol. Found them in April. But I managed. This is so fun to watch though.

[@apprenticegilligan1635]

I do like the idea of charging items in a bug out situation. I rather carry a small solar panel to charge things than 100 batteries. In my situation my bag is an inch bag. If it gets to the point I am leaving I wont be coming back.

[@scotteramsey]

Great review!!

[@henryvandeventer2457]

Great review bro. Not a big fan of those pre-made kits, though I can see the usefulness for someone who has no clue about emergency preparedness. At least this would give them someone the basics. I do like the compartments and organization. I just find these kits overpriced and tye gear is usually cheap crap.

[@55Quirll]

True. I like the pouches system also. I'd sit down with pen and paper and list what I'd put in each pouch and how much they'd cost.

[@jameshonshus76]

I think a get home bag or bug out bag should be individualized to the persons skill set. That’s why I prefer to build my own. But these videos are very helpful to see what gear is out there and get ideas to better your bag.

[@dualsportedc]

Agreed. Personally I could bug out with just my multitool but I’d still take a bug out bag containing a tool heavy kit that will enable me to build a good camp, secure food, etc

[@pedromarcial9187]

I just bought it for 50% off … at that price it is definitely worth it. I will supplement it but it’s a good starter.

[@ukjjs1]

Great video, I actually have the blackout rhino pack, just added a few things to it, its definitely better to have and not need, than need and not have. Respect from the 🇬🇧

[@hdawson2777]

Thanks for the great review really helpful

[@MarineX]

Glad it was helpful!

[@dicksonanthony1]

Interesting video. I definitely agree with those who say a self made kit is almost certainly more ideal, pertinent to individual skill sets. But this one is probably best for a bugout situation that ISN'T necessarily in the woods (i.e. abandoned building, vehicle etc.). Convenience, though, is ALWAYS overpriced

[@THEBLACKANARCHIST]

Thx for your service brother

[@MarineX]

No problem. Thanks for checking out the content

[@KingSatura]

Great video man! I see many comments saying you "need to make your own bag". I own 7 vehicles and drive whatever according to the day. Stuff like this works to just toss in the trunk of each one and forget about it. Been looking for something like this, but higher quality. I have to admit, the pack is pretty sexy though.

[@Gadgeteer22]

Rino sells MOLLE panels that strap to the front of the pack, enabling attachment of additional pouches and gear.

[@sergeantcrow]

Good job... Inspired to load up a 'Bug Out' bag.. though in Ireland they say nowhere is more than a few miles to someones home !

[@jimflanagan6029]

Good demo as usual, nice sweatshirt

[@Lolaandcassidyadventures]

That tent 🏕 😂

[@NamorVendetta]

Great content! Modern day survivalist!

[@piratesahoy5002]

The bag is def overpriced, but at least it's not as expensive as others, like the Uncharted bag. Of course, I prefer to make and edit my own kit, but this isn't too bad for a beginner who wants a bag sooner than later and is maybe willing to learn how to use the gear and upgrade in the future. Great review!

[@ebikerider4950]

Great review

[@steventerhune9283]

I like the kit from uncharted supply. I took out the actual kit and put it in a different bag with some additional gear. Mainly just because I like the organization of the clam shell kit

[@brycewragg2488]

I think they intended the tent to be like a base for a shelter that keeps in the warmth and you would just place brush and sticks over top of the shelter for better protection. But, I agree. They should have put a tarp in the kit instead of the tent.

[@55Quirll]

I liked the idea of separate removable pouches. I would look for larger pouches and then look at pricing and quality of the items I would need. Having a system like Uncharted Territory Plus with removable pouches. A good review and why items weren't that good.

[@MarineX]

Agreed, I am going to modify it and stick it in my wife's vehicle

[@55Quirll]

@@MarineX Good, this is what would should have been in the original Planet of the Apes, or Tom Hanks in Cast Away. Two books I would recommend reading 1. The Knowledge by Lewis Darnell, how to rebuild our civilization from scratch 2014 2. How to Invent Everything by Ryan North 2018 They are downloadable from the internet or you can buy from your local book store.

[@55Quirll]

@@MarineX Uncharted Country has one, 72Hour Pro, which is more inclusive than this but what it has is from China and not made in the US. You can make your own 72 Hour Pro with the same type of items from Amazon for under $500. I enjoy watching these reviews and get a lot of ideas for what I can do to create my own 72 hour bag. Thanks for the review and take care

[@dualsportedc]

For the price they better be giving you a Victorinox multitool and at least a Becker BK-16 as a knife, a Silva compass, Titan paracord, Olight flash light, and other name brand gear (preferably USA made at the price of this kit). I like the idea to use pouches to organize the gear though. I wonder if I could get just the bag without the gear and build my own kit

[@Majick0003]

great video. I like gear reviews and I love your candid comments on the gear. Like the water pouches. It would be better to include 4 16.9oz plastic bottles of water. They can be reused refilled and or repurposed for other things. The water pouches can not. And I agree with the rechargeable CRAP. I say crap because after the first day of a 3 day survival, how do you recharge the devices? Make more vids and Ill watch and like.

[@getsomeboy321]

Handwarmers are awesome to throw in your sleeping bag at night, only solid use imo.

[@Gadgeteer22]

The warmth + shelter component is also missing some sort of ground insulation to sleep on; preventing heat loss through conduction. This could easily be remedied by adding some bivy bags, one to stuff with foliage and one to sleep in. Or even two 55 gal. drum liners that could also be stuffed with leaves, then tied together. What would have been an innovative concept for Rino to accommodate for insulation, is to add a sleeve in the backpack's back panel, where a foldable sleeping pad could be inserted. Then no dependence on finding leaves or paper would be needed.

[@deanoverton4440]

Yes I just watched your video on the rino pack I agree with you on it I would say it would be better to make your own bugout bag that way you know that what's in it is tried and true and works and you can design it to your needs at least that's what I think any how and I thank you for your videos

[@clo5263]

Camera level up is solid brotha

[@MarineX]

Thanks brother. Same old camera, better lens and lights. If I hit 1000 subs I'll buy a new camera. This one is six years old

[@patrickdavis9566]

Tell ya what. Warmers... best used in boots. As a person who has had to work in 10 below weather in Minnesota. Yeah.. put theim in your boots.. situat theim under the front to arch of foot. Try it. It will blow your mind how well they work.

[@carltonshell1964]

good review! :D just for information.. the orange is for high visibility in a *rescue* situation, and, as you said, the blackout versions are for more, stealth, scenarios...

[@MarineX]

Makes sense

[@afk1448]

'comms' - windup radio LOL

[@alleneastep3482]

Id probably buy the kit empty and just fill it myself with good quality stuff! I like the look of the organizer and the bags nice!

[@mcalixtro82]

Same. I thought the backpack only option was just that but it comes with those pouches(empty). Not bad for the price.

[@rinconcepcion3497]

Drink everytime he says "robust" lol

[@bumstead1383]

Is ROBUST the USMC description word that replaced OUTSTANDING? Freaking outstanding review devil dog This is a 72 hour bag? Idk I like having my own personal hand picked items but if your in a survival situation unexpectedly I imagine you would appreciate having a quick grab and go like this. Leaves me wanting more..

[@bumstead1383]

I know when you read this it came to you in the DRILL INSTRUCTOR VOICE

[@KalpeshPatel78]

There;s a reason why SHTF bags need to be customised. Or when you're buying online given an option to customise. Like not many would need the hand warmers. Or some would really need more hand warmers than what there is in the pack. I love just the bag though. I wish they would sell those without the stuff in them so I can make my own kit using their bag.

[@josephhowell6186]

Like in fl in the summer lol no hand warmers needed

[@KalpeshPatel78]

@@josephhowell6186 Maybe some fly repellent instead

[@josephhowell6186]

Mosquito repellent is a must

[@JohnSmith-gz5pm]

They do! You can buy it with just the bag and its compartments! Its the best pre made organized bag system I’ve ever seen.

[@Anxiou5Panda]

They definitely cut some corners for the price point and perhaps for the convenience. This is definitely for the majority of people who arent into survival stuff but may be coerced or encouraged to get one for the tough times. Just don't expect to survive longer with this setup though. I mean they stated it's just for 72 hours so they've got that part covered.

[@jboi1556]

No shade like the great review and its pretty refined but the warmers are a life saver i got stuck in a month long ice storm it was worse than the words i can describe and hand warmers saved our asses from freezing to death

[@irmarobles9857]

I will use it for camping

[@allarendual3488]

Nice review. As a funny note you use the word robust so much that we could make a drinking game around it: "take a shot every time he says robust"

[@MarineX]

You'd be robustly under the table

[@grimm2871]

Thank you for this video, I'll definitely end up putting together my own instead of purchasing this!

[@DoomOfConviction]

I really appreciate your costs with the kit, great review man!

[@pierreduplessis1507]

Great video on the product. The warmers you can use in your sleeping bag too pre-heat your sleeping bag.

[@thomask6798]

I do not understand using battery powered items over rechargeable items. I would add a solar screen & power banks. This allows for a lot more use than battery power will. Being dependent on batteries, seems like an extreme vulnerability. You would have to go into populated areas to get new batteries. Good-luck.

[@josephhowell6186]

Wow im with you on this bag could have done way better on the food and water .i was able to pack 6 freezdryd meals and extra water for them plus a m metal Thurmas to boil water in and i chang of clothes 2 multi tooled 2 knives with first aid blood stop and wraps .it actualy works ive used it before.long piece of bisqeen multiple uses .a minie foldable stove .etc.

[@kellokelloggs5302]

I guess they’re good for corona virus. Bro the way you said that 👏🏻😂

[@donniedoobie9627]

I've recently watched several KZbin premaid survival pack videos. For the money this is probably the worst. The esee probably the best but I'm not going to spend $700 for it. Make my own...i understand the essentials. Definitely need a small handgun with ammo in any survival bag which of course isn't coming in prepackaged survival bag😄 As well as a very high quality fixed blade knife. Came to the conclusion , I'm going to build my own... It will be quite Robust!

[@gabebosch5921]

From what I saw I'm in the same boat as you. The stuff doesn't seem durable enough for real application, I mean the "tools" looked cheesy and the excessive branding shows that they ordered them from the same place walmart contracts out to make the 11 dollar multitool. I agree that it's better than nothing but for not that much more money you can make an equal setup with better built tools and equipment. All that being said, another great video man, I see this channel getting big!

[@MarineX]

Thanks much. Keep your eye out. More to come

[@vortexecho72]

Thanks for the great review! But after seeing the crap they put in it, I wouldn't even pay $20 for it. The only nice thing I like about this setup is the dedicated pocket system. I have never heard the word "robust" that many times before, New Subscriber ! Thanks again.

[@LittleUrbanPrepper]

ALWAYS assemble your own bag. It'll be according to your health, locality, resources and requirements. A bugout bag for someone in alaska is highly inefficient for a person in nyc . Premade kits are just money guzzlers. Don't fall in their traps.

[@MarineX]

Agreed. But there are some who want the simple route. Might as well show them what's out there.

[@LittleUrbanPrepper]

@@MarineX well, i agree it's good for a start. Also there won't be any easy route when shtf. Prepping is a good practice.

[@MarineX]

@@LittleUrbanPrepper I totally concur

[@LittleUrbanPrepper]

@@MarineX I subscribed

[@LittleUrbanPrepper]

@@MarineX can you please

[@CountryBoysurvival]

Bro I'm a survivalist a filter straw for water is literally the best way to purify water plus that water bottle you can boil water in but I agree they should give alot better gear for 400 dollars I love the set up with the organized bags that's cool but they branded a bunch of gear to make more money but there new bag is similar but a little bit better quality

[@projectalucard2483]

I'm subscribing 🤙 when u said usb c ... Yee

[@waynemorgan8727]

the compass is an "orienteering" compass and is used differently from a military-type lensatic compass.

[@PandaA-cv3mm]

Is it ok? Have you used it?

[@waynemorgan8727]

@@PandaA-cv3mm That type of compass is actually easier, in some ways, to use with a map and for traveling. Depending upon the model, you can draw a line between your point of origin and destination, orient the 'N' arrow to magnetic north, pick up the compass and turn until the red needle is pointing north. It's much harder to explain than to use, and if you prep your maps with parallel magnetic north lines, you can navigate from point to point pretty quickly. There's a sport popular in Europe (especially Sweden and Norway) called "orienteering" that combines map navigation and cross-country traveling and those compasses were developed for the sport. I used one in my military survival kit for years instead of the lensatic compass, just because it was quicker to use.

[@JackWorkz]

If you were dumped 100 miles from knowhere with nothing but this bag and the clothes on your back, this kit would be amazing to have..

[@garrettj675]

Could you do any post the parts that you would change out with what you would recommend because I would like to get the bag but at the same time it I would change out the bad for the good

[@MarineX]

That's a good idea.

[@carlosdonestevez7532]

It's a three day emergency bag it's gona cover the basics for three days.

[@Computerlegacy]

All of these kits are nice but either way for someone who is into kits you can easily make this kit for half as cheap idk why people keep selling kits for 100s of dollars when it’s not worth it I guess it mainly convince Even if it’s quality items can I still buy tit separate and still come out cheaper?

[@travisday8488]

Is the Rino worth the money

[@Dat808boii]

It doesn't seem like you spend much time outdoors or survival training. The amount of water is fine. You have to trade off the amount of supplies to the weight they would be which is why your "pretty sweet canteen" they gave you is single walled so you can boil water in it

[@jayling8086]

This guy has one word in his vocabulary “robust” lmao

[@AlexMig]

I made a thing for my car like that kinda

[@MarineX]

Hopefully durable

[@krychy]

Been trying to get a hold of rino ready for a week now about my order. Customer service is lacking for sure! #rinoready

[@MarineX]

That's horrible.

[@krychy]

@@MarineX any help is appreciated!

[@krychy]

Still waiting for the mask! Got one response since then no replies to emails. Really not a fan of Rino Ready!

[@MarineX]

@@krychy they literally haven't responded to me. I asked for a discount code for my subs and nothing.

[@krychy]

Sad and sorry I thought I subscribed before but I did now LOL.

[@James-ke5sx]

Snow in Texas? From Canada, ya'll kidding eh. Nice kit but in might not work well in -30°-.

[@ARXV2042]

They removed the option to buy the bag and inserts only

[@54diggerdown]

I'm glad you bought it and not me , sorry brother.

[@zacharylewis417]

Its not bad but defiantly leaves a lot to be desired in a bug out bag. Personally I find a bug out bag should convert into a full blown survival bag if you have no clue where you're bugging out to.

[@MarineX]

It rucks well though

[@hectorlee85]

I kind of want to send him my bag that I bought for review.

[@reginaschmid2657]

As I was watching this video, I have noticed that you were not very pleased with the items that were included except a few.I also agree the pouches and the back itself are helpful. That being said, I do believe it was created for those who don't have the time to really plan and research to make their own bug out bags! Also, I believe this bag was created for as an emergency bag as opposed to a bug out bag. Those we have no experience will find it helpful. I Also believe this particular bag was created for emergencies, such as floods,Also believe this particular bag was created for emergencies, such as floods, earthquakes, fire, etc..That being said, I also would supplement certain items with my own.I also find it is a bit overpriced.I also watched kit mashed survival during a reviewI also watched kidbashed survival during a review on the uncharted bag. If you ever get a chance to view it, you will find it so much hilarious because he makes fun of the way it is so branded! Thanks for sharing your review and your comments on this back!

[@bagelbob3979]

the radio is bad i know this because i know the exact same radio, now my first problem is the cranks its very hard to find the right stations the little screen that tells you the signal thingy your on can fall off easiliiy

[@jtplumbing6592]

What’s the difference between the V1 and V2.

[@MarineX]

I haven't tried V2

[@jasonhowe1697]

MY OPINION: the water available be okay for sterilization of wounds from there on not suitable for drinking... anything within 90-180 minutes of motor vehicle travel is likely to be 14+ days of push bike travel or a month or 2 of walking average distance 1.5-3 hours 125-250 miles.. can't comment of true distances you will likely by walking or riding a pushbike.. this pack wouldn't last a day of sustenance for 1 person burning through 40,000 KJ's worth of food a day or more.. as you will be burning muscles if not sustaining the calories you are burning Night vision is going to be a need also as lights get you so far..

[@ljpwr3368]

I actually would've bought this but the shipping was like £200

[@donttrickimtricky.8567]

What's the robust level on the duct tape?

[@MarineX]

Thoroughly robust lol

[@donttrickimtricky.8567]

@@MarineX good, I couldn't tell from the video.

[@TrashcanRandy]

Robustness is key lol

[@Tridentgumisgood]

You don’t actually expect them to put 50lbs of water in the pack do you?

[@user-ec8vi8yr3o]

Holy shit I'm bout to robust

[@777ynk]

😂😂

[@ryanstumbaugh3743]

300 is way overpriced

[@shannonhearitige6884]

😂

[@rmac8878]

I think its not worth it to buy junk like this. I would rather piece together my own from scratch. not worth 4 hundred. nice backpack though, about the only thing worth the money, but I'll stick with my 5.11 rush 72

[@Computerlegacy]

Yep fill up my 5.11 bag for atleast half the price

[@natesalinas3508]

Take a shot everytime he says robust

[@matthewmckinley3629]

I just wish there was some robust stuff in there.

[@MarineX]

I concur. but You KNOW i love robust lol

[@bangurowned]

They designed the bag maybe, that’s it. All of these items are alibaba/Aliexpress drop shipped items. Logo slapping cost nearly nothing now. A lot of this equipment looks all too familiar.

[@mr.morris2907]

Devil. ....I'm going to like & sub and this is my "intro vid" to your channel BUT that bag and nothing in it is "robust". It's a drop shipped bag from China that they paid to have labeled so they could charge extra. This is for people that want to have something in their home or office to make them feel less lazy and more mentally safe. Rah

[@MarineX]

You just may be right hard charger.

[@mr.morris2907]

@@MarineX garage/man cave is nice btw....Oh and congrats on the new baby!

[@playarabbit]

Bro I need you to get a shirt 👕 This --- is Robust I'll take one in Dallas Cowboys Colors #fortworth #dfw

[@wolfgangkranek376]

Nice concept but cheaply implemented. Great review though.

[@flokaineyunggoldmouth1087]

I'm glad I dodged that bullet

[@joshua7233]

A lot of your recommendations also makes zero sense. Did you see the size of the bag? How in the hell do you expect them to add gallons upon gallons of water in there with additional MREs? The idea here is to survive, not thrive.

[@jm3677cm]

$300 in company logos and $99 in dollar store items.

[@MarineX]

I’d give the bag a few extra points

[@JMAAD]

no shade on you or your table top look over/review BUT for $399 + that bag is NOT viable.....BIG THUMBS DOWN for the kit...only plus was that it was packed modular

[@MarineX]

I totally can see the value of DIY

[@55Quirll]

@@MarineX Same here and making it modular will make it easier to find what your looking for. I might attach lanyards to them so I'll know which pouch they go in and won't loose them. Got that from watching a break down of a pilot's vest.

[@schlachthaus5]

Good video, but I would not recommend that bag. It may make you feel safe, but it won’t get the job done in an emergency. Thank you for showing us what not to buy. Separate pouches is a good idea, though, and it looks pretty, but at the end of the day what you will need depends largely on where you live (urban vs. rural) and the time of year (winter vs. summer). Most people can make a better kit for free with stuff they already have around the house. BTW, don’t just include what the “experts” recommended; add items that are personal as well. In other words, one person may want or need some things that others do not, I.e., medication. In your case I would recommend a thesaurus, because there is a limit to the number of times you can say “robust” on KZbin without getting flagged. (Relax, it’s just a joke. Everyone gets tongue-tied making these videos.) Nice editing, good camera work and lighting, and clear audio. Well done!

[@jayyoneway929]

You paying bag not what in it

[@Bighitter03]

For the money not worth it pretty sweet bag though

[@kellokelloggs5302]

Nice idea just made with cheap quality and not worth +$400 they made the outside of the bag better than the inside and the actual items in it.

[@Rhinomssy]

What are the cheap quality materials?

[@321southtube]

Molle, military colors and flashy backpacks....when is someone going to be real. In a situation where you need to escape & evade and get home or to a destination safely...the idea you're going to make it there in one piece with a glam pack and a 9mm is ludicrous. A Semper Fi shirt and a red cap and attitude will make you a target. Go to Goodwill and buy a used backpack. Put a set of shabby clothes in it and the bare necessities and you'll make it. A clean Mr. GQ tacticool is going to get captured, injured or killed within 30 minutes of the SHTF scenario. You need to evade 100s or 1000s of the good guys and the bad. A "homeless" guy drifting through doesn't raise attention or appear to be a worthy target.

[@AdrianDucao]

Yeah $300 for a mid level robustness is not robust at all

[@everpresent33908]

Very Robust video 😂

[@MarineX]

I love robust lol

[@CountryBoysurvival]

Rhino did some work and actually made there bags and gear are alot better

[@laughingape7149]

Your just to negative about everything it's a premade bug-out, get home or evade for like a day or so.

[@LC128]

Bag ok review shocking