Maxpedition Janus Extension Pouch

[@oldtimerlee8820]

Always interesting to see who carries what in what, as well. Thanks for sharing. Nice kit.

[@Lellobeetle]

Really like that pocket and the way you have it set up. Survival Resources with all their cool survival stuff is a dangerous site for me. Those water bags are very useful and so minimal in a pack. Much better than a small Platypus.

[@38MarcW]

Have been a sub for a while now and i am getting the Janus for xmas . Thanks for your honest opinion it means a lot to get honesty these days . Thanks again from a cold and wet UK

[@livingsurvival]

+38MarcW thanks for the comment.

[@Pabushcraft]

Thanks for the shout out buddy, these janus pouches mae excellent conainers for survial kits. Well thought out and practical I like it! Bill

[@georgem5082]

Very informative video. No bull crap music just what's needed

[@OutdoorsFamilyMan]

Awesome video, Ben. That's a great little pouch and I really like the contents.

[@kan-zee]

Very nice pouch..gotta love the Maxpedition brand. I got the (25$-30$) FR-1 Medical bag (7"X5"X3"). What an amazing product. The pouch you got is great, but a bit small for my needs in the bush. There are 2 thumbs up for certain products I like..One of them is all things by Maxpedition, the next is the inexpensive Mora blades. I would add to your pouch, a bit of cash& some kind of coffee packages/juice packages/some kind of energy candy bar. Attaching a bandana to the outside shock cords is good too.Cheers ;-))

[@cthulhu6697]

I've been looking for a pouch to carry a lot of extra meds in each of the large cargo pockets of my BDU's in case of a real deal SHTF scenario where I would be all kitted up ( weapons, ammo, meds, tac vest/plate carrier, food, Camel Back, mags, extra ammo, the works) and everyone I looked at was either larger or smaller than I wanted, didn't have the organization I like ( so I can find the meds I need quickly and easily ), or both. These seem to be perfect for the job, so I guess I'll get two. I seem to have found exactly what I want, with the right size for BDU cargo pockets while still letting me remain mobile and it has plenty of organization for lots of meds ( chronic pain and panic disorder are bitches that can get you killed if your pain is limiting your mobility a great deal and pain plus panic disorder can fog your mind, distract you, and get you killed in a true SHTF/WROL/Societal collapse type of scenario where you can't count on the cops, National Guard, or even military because the cops and National Guard have been told to get outta the area, the military isn't present in enough strength to bring everything back to good, or all have gone rogue

[@metaltrooper62]

That's a really cool little pack and it holds lots of stuff too.

[@God8-O]

Is the strap long enough to wrap up around an ankle???

[@ReinhardvonHolst]

Good review... jump to 1:46 for the load out contents. Peace from the UK.

[@MrWmburr7]

I attached a Janus Extension Pouch to the shoulder strap of my Centerline Systems "Mother Canteen Carrier". It works great.

[@Darkhunterjag]

Bought one not too long ago. Turned it into my fire kit and turned the Maxpedition Fatty into a first aid kit.

[@livingsurvival]

Darkhunterjag Nice, perfect for that!

[@davidventura5357]

I agree, the pouch seems to be perfect for a fire kit.

[@TheMisterMonkeyman]

Very nice kit. I have one of these on my fat boy strap and I find it very useful. One suggestion I have is maybe trying to fit in a small emergency blanket. Peace.

[@tradron]

Thanks ! Great instructional video...brief and to the point . Betcha' can also fit a survival blanket in there, as well. Tradron

[@tomritter493]

nice little edc man you can fit a lot of stuff in them little bags

[@livingsurvival]

Yeah, the FR-1 holds even more!

[@marycahill546]

Great kit. You certainly made the most of the space,

[@ChrisLee-UK]

Liked and Subscribed :D . Getting one of these to work with my Maxpedition Jumbo Versipack. Never even thought about putting a PSK in there. I have an Altoids Urban survival tin in a pouch on my Versipak but like the idea of a PSK attached to the bag too. Thanks for another really useful video brother :)

[@neggroel]

Great kit! Is that foliage green or just green? many thanks!

[@livingsurvival]

Foliage green.

[@neggroel]

Living Survival Thanks!

[@allanthompson9695]

Great load out video. I'm a big fan of the Janus.

[@calimesacox]

So how much did all the stuff that when it cost? seems like everybody goes for the big dollar stuff. Wouldn't regular ziplock bag and matches in a dry bag work just as well?

[@livingsurvival]

calimesacox Yeah, for sure go with what you have and what you can afford.

[@benstillman9991]

Need some water purification tabs for the container.

[@livingsurvival]

+Ben Stillman good tip. thanks.

[@robbabcock_]

Nice little small pouch. Thanks for the review.

[@ArmyStinger150]

Nice pouch and kit!

[@faikbitik738]

this bag comes with the things inside or just bag. i searched on ebay it is $36. but i think they only sell empty bag. did you buy it with that items inside?..thank you

[@livingsurvival]

Nope, it comes empty.

[@badass3374]

Like what you have packed in it. I just ordered one for myself and will be using it for a personal survival kit. Thanks for sharing. Great Video.

[@livingsurvival]

Awesome man, thanks for the comment!

[@livingsurvival]

[@Redbirds1100]

That is a nice little kit!!!! God Bless

[@nycbike73]

Just found your channel, I like it. Keep it up.

[@livingsurvival]

Thanks brother!

[@PrimalEdge]

nice pouch, and cool kit

[@Cadetprepper1]

Hi there just wondering have you added a survival blanket to your psk

[@livingsurvival]

Yes I did, a small mylar one.

[@runnerandgunner7954]

Has anyone ever used this pouch to hold a compact handgun and a magazine or two? I'm looking for something in which I can carry my Glock 19 and a spare magazine or two while I go jogging. Ideally it would be just big enough for those items, then slung over one shoulder and secured tightly to my chest. This pouch looks light it might do the trick. Has anyone ever used this pouch for that purpose? Has anyone ever carried a weapon in a similar manner while exercising? If so, what was your set up?

[@livingsurvival]

i dont think the g19 would fit. look at hill people gear kit packs.

Would i be looking like a dork if using it like a fanny/hip pack

[@griff8858]

If you wear it on the daily, yes.

[@Fr0stbit3]

Excellent quality vids! Keep up the good work man.

[@livingsurvival]

Thank you!

[@dazinthesticks]

Great review on the janus pouch , some good kit in there too. Thanks.

[@livingsurvival]

Thanks for watching!

[@LinternaBlanca]

I loved it, could you do a video explaining in more depth every item you show there? sure it will be very useful ! suscribed!

[@PennsylvaniaShane1]

Great demo and nice kit! Good ideas in there. I subscribed to your channel. Thanks, Pennsylvania Shane

[@livingsurvival]

Awesome, glad you found it Shane!

[@101325]

Thanks for the video, some great ideas there.

[@Skills2survive]

Very nice pouch and kit.

[@livingsurvival]

Thanks!

[@opalprestonshirley1700]

Nice kit. Holds a lot. Thanks.

[@elrabbitstacticalreviewsl3737]

have you found a better option for or instead of this small pack

[@elrabbitstacticalreviewsl3737]

Thanks

[@NemesisWolvfe]

can it be secure through the belt like the m1 and m2

[@livingsurvival]

Yes, both sides are a big loop you can run a belt through and remove the strap.

[@kaelharwood4804]

What knife is that ?

[@livingsurvival]

Benchmade

[@kaelharwood4804]

What is the name of it?

[@RevHiker]

Good video! Like your channel, and you earned a Subscriber! Keep em coming.

[@livingsurvival]

RevHiker Thanks for watching, the comment, and subscribing.

[@RevHiker]

You're welcome, thanks for the Subscription!

[@northernsurvivalbackcountr4986]

Great vid bro I got same pouch use mine as a gun cleaning kit for my backpack thinking of getting another one and turning it into a first aid kit thx

[@Doomsdaygirl8186]

I really like the stuff you put in there plus the bag is cool. I would anti diarrhea tabs and some type of pain pills like Tylenol other than that a great video.

[@livingsurvival]

patti smith Good tips, thanks for watching and the comment.

[@AppalachianFreedom]

Thank you Sir!

[@livingsurvival]

Appalachian Freedom Outdoors :)

[@MountainRaider]

very nice kit!

[@Prepping2endure]

Great Kit.. Thanks for sharing.

[@livingsurvival]

thanks for watching and the comment!

[@rgp415]

Like to put two of these in tandem and throw it across my shoulders/chest for a quick hike or bike ride..... Anyone ever see a setup like that?

[@livingsurvival]

sounds like a great setup.

[@EdwardHowell]

Matches, Lighter, AND a firestarter?!?! Seems redundant, no?

[@livingsurvival]

Edward Howell Never can have too much. Lighter will fail if it gets wet. Matches run out. Firestarter is best if you have it.

[@allanthompson9695]

Very inspirational.

[@therandomofrandom9152]

73 people know a good video when they see one

[@livingsurvival]

Thanks!

[@SpookyKitten1]

Skip to 1:54

[@bev8200]

Preparedness is a lifestyle

[@Quadrant14]

ohh a few spare batteries too.

[@gummybear41283]

I just bought one the same color :o)

[@cmrsvids]

Tin foil, please.

[@livingsurvival]

cmrsvids good idea, very useful stuff. thanks for the comment and checking out the video.

[@cmrsvids]

Living Survival Certainly, Sir. My pleasure.

[@400lbguerrilla4]

Nice Vid. Thanks!

[@livingsurvival]

400LBGUERRILLA Thanks for watching!

[@Slaypalm]

I would pay you to replicate this for me...lol please o please

[@livingsurvival]

LOL, jump on the forums worldwidesurvival.com and PM me, I'll let you know where to get everything etc.

[@Quadrant14]

nice unit

[@nelxonmiranda]

U t I l I z e yes.

[@blackdogsurvival9339]

Definitely like the videos man. Long time fan. Definitely subscribed! Id appreciate it if you would take a look at my videos and give me some feedback. Thanks.

[@livingsurvival]

Black Dog Survival Will check it out.