Prepared Citizen Series: Building a Personal Survival Kit

Next in the Prepared Citizen Series is building a PSK, Personal Survival Kit.
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[@caroledonaldson5195]

The best thing you said was that no two survival kits should be the same. Awesome advice. My bug out bag and my survival kit have to take a chihuahua into consideration.

[@ChrisvilleUSA]

Multitool would be nice addition first kit

[@BBQDad463]

Thank you for this highly informative video. Lots of great ideas for a PSK.

[@stimconvo1195]

Wow awesome well thought out kits

[@larrylightle9108]

Couple space blankets in first kit and spider wire fishing line for cordage

[@5colNet]

Really enjoyed this video! Thanks, as always, for the mention. Re: the Whirl-Pak water storage bags, we have the 36 oz. size on our site, which is the right size for most water treatment tablets. They take up a little more space than the smaller ones you're carrying, but they roll up nicely. Re: the Sailmaker's needles, I need to send you guys some of our Wm. Smith & Son needles. They're plenty sharp, and come in all sizes. I think you'll like 'em.

[@scottseverythingoutdoors462]

I have been looking for that exact folding pouch! Someone's got to make something like it somewhere! Thanks for the info.

[@Emiliapocalypse]

You can tell you’ve been friends a while when you even start to look a little alike 😊 Great video, saved it to a playlist to refer back to again 👍

[@simonwinwood]

same. the chemistry is amazing isn't it? sweet guys

[@chadnoonan8992]

Such a great channel. Dental floss makes great thread for clothing repairs and broken buttons. Not just for a survival kit.

[@simonwinwood]

great to spend time with you guys.

[@OzMan9989]

I’ve got a few 20dollar bandit pouches. Love them.

[@peterevans8194]

Really good video...I think the first kit is right on the limits of being a true pocket kit...in fact, I think many people would either end up chucking in their pack or leave it behind especially in the summer months when you are wearing light clothing..That is where a well thought out altoid/ tobacco tin size kit shines...

[@alanrice39]

Thanks fellas, good kits.

[@James-ke5sx]

Great kits, lots of info. One of my Suunto compasses had almost 5° deviation out the box after comparing it to my other compasses. Sent it back.

[@tomritter493]

The other gentelman has a great kit kit rinds me of lofty wisemans SAS kit

[@NewHampshireJack]

First time viewer, watching from my "secret retirement location" on Luzon in the Philippines. Today's video caused me to rethink once again the many products we simply can not find locally and the super high cost of shipping from the US and/or other non-Asean countries. It really is hit or miss. I was able to order genuine P38 &P51 can openers and a KaBar from a local company in Manila. Other items we are not so fortunate. One good thing is, I am able to roam up and down the General Douglas MacArthur national highway and find a craftsman who will fabricate to order just about anything we want if I can not do so. Need a custom size pouch, there is a seamstress waiting to help. Even our YaYa has done alterations for me by hand in her spare time! No shortage of talented people here. Creating your own gear may be a future topic? Enough blather, time to whack the subscribe button.

[@ThePreparedWanderer]

Welcome to the channel!

[@lyco.woodsrunner5826]

Great video Panzer.

[@EgonSmithBushcraftSurvival]

Great video love seeing others kits. Sail needles come in different sizes not just large. Thanks for sharing keep up the good work.

[@thomasbrandon5111]

I like both kits and actually have variants of both myself

[@robertkline6479]

Great content! Thank you!

[@frontiersurvival-1]

Awesome kits and Awesome video!! Thanks for sharing with us!

[@mertyagar635]

Very nice kits 😄👍

[@Hippo0529]

Great video! Loved to see your friends kit!

[@Canadian_Craftsman]

Sweet and simple I just bought a Vanquest fanny pack for EXACTLY this not to small for junk and not to big for over packing just essentials!!😁✌️💚

[@willames363]

Love this, great kits. Thanks guys!

[@jamesparker6383]

on that BIC lighter I would either put a piece of wire or small zip tie around the top to keep from accidently letting the gas out.

[@glenmo1]

I definitely would carry minimum one large trash bag.. preferably a heavy contractor 55 gallon trash bag.. but definitely a trash bag or 2 .. stuff leaves in the bag to sleep on so the ground doesn't steal your body heat... You can also make a poncho out of the trash bag.. or use it to carry things in

[@ashsmall8103]

nice kits my favourite thing has to be the jigsaw. i would have thought either handle would be 2 small or saw blade would be but i guess not.

[@shawnbodendorfer1867]

Awesome good video

[@kalstreksandtrails7606]

Awesome video my friend.

[@glenmo1]

Always consider spending money on a emergency locator beacon..@ $300.. but no other fees.. register it and if you get in trouble raise the tiny antenna and push the button! If you want something for communication spot communicator which has monthly fees but you can communicate and it also has.. emergency locator beacon button.. don't leave home without it

[@dalerobertson45]

Great video, i enjoyed it alot

[@alphabears6342]

The reason that a lot of bush crafters bring sail needles instead of regular needles is that bush crafters usually will bring and use surplus equipment usually composed and made of heavy duty material usually canvas. Canvas is thick and the small regular needles will not be able to puncture the fabric.

[@Uncle_Z]

I use the same needles on leather. They go through canvas great.

[@alphabears6342]

@@Uncle_Z you mean the sail needles

[@Uncle_Z]

No. I don't use sail needles. I use heavy duty matress needles.

[@tonydavis2672]

I like these guys . . . And thanks for sharing information on this stuff . . . I'm just really starting out with this kind of things .

[@shtfprep2080]

Great tips

[@a.toddmoore7262]

Great discussion vid Sir! Just ordered a couple of patches btw

[@ThePreparedWanderer]

Thank you!!

[@jeffreycoulter4095]

You guys look like brothers

[@paulamcclure3402]

Gentlemen, this was an excellent video of your individual survival kit contents. Not only was it very informative... I was entertained by the whole process. As a new viewer to your channel, I want to thank you for the refreshing quality of your item reviews, opinions, and tips that are based upon your knowledge & experience (and not just promoting products without personal testing and usage that many other presenters do). Kudos to you both!

[@ralphmouth608]

Great video. Look forward to more "Prepared citizen" vids. Minuteman ready Is there a link to the wire saw sir?

[@stephencrowther9226]

20$ Bandit’s MK7 Mini pouches

[@tomritter493]

Id wrap the one side or other with 550 or maybe 40 lb braid fishing line nice compact kit . British mess tin think the Swiss did use it too

[@simonh6371]

No the Swiss use a deep kidney shaped pot with a lid that serves as a pan, similar to the German and many other central/Eastern European armies. The rectangular mess tin was introduced in the British Army in the 30s to supercede the older oval deep pots/lid pans which they'd used in WW1 and were subsequently adopted by many Empire armies (Aus, NZ, India, South Africa etc.) as well as the Dutch post WW2.

[@debraworth8861]

Thankyou, this was great, full of information 😀

[@wak_janggut]

The last cigarette 😂

[@markfremling8560]

Point of information : the (whirl bags) , were originally marketed as ( whirl pak ) bags and handled by a company called NASCO back in the early seventies.

[@jovenalasis4468]

Nice video. May I suggest that a few pieces of paper money be included in the kit?

[@ThePreparedWanderer]

Good idea

[@larrylightle9108]

Really good video makes u think. Keep up the good content.

[@mnight207]

Instead of carrying protein bars you should carry a couple snickers. Snickers I think are the best protein source in bar form. Are they the healthiest? No. But I promise they will give you all of the carbs, fats and calories you need and satisfy your sweet tooth...you need that glucose

[@phillipmerritt1428]

Where did you find the match safe? Or the fire bellow? I have two fire bellows, but don’t where. I really enjoy your videos and specially this one. Thanks for the time it took to make it.

[@sarahb.bartlett7071]

Poor doggy

[@robertevans8126]

shared

[@timrivera6908]

I tried to find live fire on Amazon they don’t sell it

[@ericpattersonk8eep953]

Z is a hell of a man.

[@thomaslcarpenter2105]

Very good video!..both kitswere well thought out and well planned. I particularly Iiked the match safe you showed. I have searched the web but can't find them. Where dod you get that particular match safe?

[@ThePreparedWanderer]

Try Bushcraft Outfitters

[@Jasper0o0]

Good video, but the dog crying got on my nerves.

[@mrmicro22]

The bird?

[@Dbh3565]

Enjoy your videos but maybe the next one you should put the dog out before hand. Very annoying.