Fire BOSS Ultimate Fire Kit!

[@darc1027]

Man those kit look awesome man thanks for the review

[@SensiblePrepper]

Thanks Darc!

[@adnesandifort9484]

SensiblePrepper can you look at the next video the other boss

[@abram730]

B.O.S.S are the only kits that are well thought out. There fishing kit had a yoyo fisherman and that shows that they get that you have a lot to do in a survival situation other than sitting there fishing. They get tinder + kindling in this kit with the fat wood. They give a shit about their kits without charging an arm and a leg..

[@captainfragger6295]

The fire kit is awesome. The hunting and fishing kit which is really fishing kit looks pretty awesome because it has a lot of little things that would be cool to have. After going to their website my opinion is their shelter navigation water and signaling boss kits are overpriced and suck. Of course that's my opinion.

[@captainfragger6295]

@@abram730 those yo-yos are pretty cool I have two of them you can get them for about five bucks each on the right sites...

[@firstgoinpostal]

The #1 thing missing from that kit are"trick birthday candles". They can be easily lit with any spark,or flame. They take up very little space,are inexpensive,and they will also stay lit under even the worst weather conditions.

[@nanomachines2985]

i got one of these kits based on this video. went up to the mountains a few times with it and i gotta say: i was pretty impressed with it. and that fire steel is probably one of the best ones i've ever used.

[@Corrosion37]

Those wire saws, If you put sticks in the rings when you're sawing it helps a millions times to not kill your fingers and be able to use more force.

[@Nick-cw4yy]

Corrosion37 great idea

[@Lyralope]

You could also use a longer branch, cut a notch on each end and place the rings on the notches of the branch to make a bow saw.

[@erikstefanlarson]

this. have seen it done and it works almost as good as a cheap folding saw

[@falkharvard8722]

I made a bucksaw frame for one once, just to see if it worked. It does but wouldn't use it as my primary

[@chrispurcell3994]

@@falkharvard8722 IAWoodsman made a bucksaw with one, pointing out that they break very easily if you try to use the rings as pull handles with your hands. Definitely the best way to use a wire saw.

[@mountainghost556]

On another note once the lighter runs out of fuel and if the metal guard is removed can still set spark to many of the materials in the kit to start a fire, just an FYI.

[@ruthiek5340]

I love listening to your voice. It's soothing and gentle and automatically makes me feel comfortable. I appreciate your videos so much. I'm starting to put together a small survival kit of my own and your advice and reviews have been extremely helpful to me! Thank you for all you do!

[@mountainghost556]

I watched another channel reviewing this series of Kit's. I immediately purchased all their kits for my vehicle. I do how ever build my own, but for the contents and price it's an excellent buy. Thanks for the video and keep up the good work.

[@Incubansoul]

I bought this and I'm happy to say it definitely helped me fire my boss. 10/10 would buy again.

[@taxidermist4]

Finally a product that doesn't cost an arm and a leg to get.

[@queenanne94101]

Wow, if you bought them all it would be around $150 for a really good survival starter kit. Great stuff! Thanks for the honest review video. Much appreciated. 🙏

[@wazowski6709]

Familiarising yourself with the kit & building your skills .... best advise ever!! So many people buy things and pack it away, expecting to just know how to use it in an emergency. Love your work 👍

[@jesser007]

I've never seen a kit that covers such a large spectrum of fire situation! Very impressive! Especially the price!

[@christopherwilson1878]

Really like the inclusion of the bering swivel for the bow drill. Never thought of that one and have now added one to my kit. Imagine I will have to embed it into a curved out spot or a knot hole to hold it well

[@rogerbeckner6419]

The 33 piece kit I made at home myself. It all fits in an October Country leather belt bag that goes on my outer belt with my shorty K-Bar knife and my Silky axe. I also carry an extra kit in my pocket; an oval old-fashioned tobacco tin with a burning lens in the top. A third kit is in my outer pocket of my pack. That one has flint and steel in it with jute and Chaga chunks and Paper Birch bark. If I cannot start a fire with all of this, I must be underwater or on the Moon.

[@MaZEEZaM]

Normally I don't like these type of kits as they tend to be filled with cheap and nasty rubbish but in this case it looks really great, an exception to the rule. Thanks for the review.

[@immaware6847]

LOL I thought this was "Fire your Boss" and you were going to tell me how to live without a job 😄

[@frankmansfield4202]

Move to Alaska 😂😂😂

[@markwilliamson6002]

Thanks for introducing me to the BOSS kits Don! It is great to have EVERYTHING close at hand and prepackaged in waterproof bags. Nice to have such convenience with all 🔥 starting options! Another great Prepper video!

[@SensiblePrepper]

Thanks Mark, it's a nice set up for sure.

[@m.b.g.2235]

I have great confidence in your recommendations. I purchased the BOSS fire kit and the fishing/hunting kit, plus a book that I think will be good reading. A while back I took advantage of the silver deal you offered. How about another one of those deals?

[@johnmoco3684]

I've got a few of each of these kits. They will be lifesaver's when it hits..

[@jackg.7745]

The BOSS Kits are well thought out and you get quality gear in them. I have the fire kit and it's well worth the money. Thanks for sharing.

[@SensiblePrepper]

Thanks Jack!

[@timsummers870]

I love this stuff. I wish I had more opportunities to camp and just be outdoors.

[@mainelytrees4666]

For the wire saw, id just like to add, when using this it is in your best interests to find a couple of sticks to put through the loops to protect your fingers and give yourself a better grip, otherwise those steel loops will blister the hell out of your fingers and wear out the muscles in your hands. Also another quick suggestion, after you baton down that fat wood, id run it through the pencil sharpener.

[@peterlawrence3152]

Useful video. I just put my kit together for next to zero money while watching this. Great presentation sir and thanks for saving me 29 bucks.

[@wpherigo1]

Gets that cigar lit even in a SHTF situation! We know that's why you like fire so much!

[@SensiblePrepper]

Exactly! Lol!

[@Nick-cw4yy]

#logicreveled

[@God8-O]

wpherigo1 Cocan is simply snifted so I don't need fire.

[@thesurivorthatwillsurive7324]

wpherigo1 you can Cary he ember with a cigarrete

[@LEO1WOLF]

Sootch00 - - I've learned so much from your VID's. But it's nice to see a company who sells products that we novices can say: "Oh, I learned about that from the Sensible Prepper". Plus as you mentioned, even if you have one or two of these devices, redundancies are a good thing. 2 is 1, 1 is none. I really do thank you Sir!

[@roblogified]

Another good addition to the rule of 3's: 3 seconds without hope. If you don't have hope, drive and determination to stay alive, all the food, water and gear won't save you if you lay down and give up.

[@redfaux74]

For $20??? Well worth it. It would be hard to make your own for that price and then add time? Great video.

[@pamelaflirtyskunk7698]

Nice kits! And I REALLY appreciate them because they are REASONABLY priced! Too many kits and individual items are just expensive to the point of being EXTREMELY hard to justify.

[@johnpagdilao6075]

Thank you for doing this video I have been looking something like this for awhile. I love having redundancies in my kits, as the saying goes "Two is one, and one is none."

[@SensiblePrepper]

Thanks John! Always good to have a back up for your back up : )

[@johnpagdilao6075]

Don't forget your backup's back up. Lol

[@sarahpride5556]

I cannot beat their prices! I assemble my own kits, from a variety of sources. BOSS is very economical and well thought out.

[@ghmichel72]

You’re the true BOSS ✊🏾 Always bringing information & products to upgrade our preps.

[@robertmiller8578]

With the fat wood sticks I baton them down so far and then run them thrue the pencil sharpener it is easier to do and if you want you can do it at home and place the shavings in a small zip lock bag for storage and use as needed it saves time when needed in case of cold wet weather when fire and heat are needed most

[@carmenluciareyes9213]

Awesome Sootch...This is a real batch of top notch, useful gear and reasonably priced!! Thnx for sharing guy...

[@semco72057]

I already have most of those items and the fatwood is one thing we have plenty of around my home as there are many dead pine trees in my area and we have been using the aged pine for decades to start fires in our heaters and stoves.

[@jbqc1548]

Good stuff Sootch, I'll definitely be checking it out.. One stop shop for for all those kits is really nice! Like you said, saves time for someone who works a lot..

[@SensiblePrepper]

Thanks JB!

[@debbiecurtis4021]

Wrap Gorilla Tape around lighter to also use as a type of tinder. It's a great kit, worth every penny / cent.

[@daphneraven6745]

What a great idea, and a nice review of it as well. Thank you very much!

[@GEKWINS]

This would make a great gift for any hiker

[@wheatlandsoul]

Seems like a really good value, alot cheaper than buying all that stuff individually

[@Bruce6001]

Great video, my survival / bug out bag is finished, but it would be a great gift to give to family for birthday or Christmas gift, and who knows maybe it could save their life one day 👍🏻

[@johnmoco3684]

I put of of each kit in a smallish steel tool tote in the back of my SUV. Plus a few extra things.. Ya never know....

[@WarGrrl3]

Those orange topped ferro rods are fantastic and you can get the SAME ones on eBay for

[@mtnride4930]

Just ordered one of these and will also have some redundancy in it. Just wanted something that had most of the stuff I needed. Great video

[@erikstefanlarson]

I know you haven't reviewed the shelter kit but if you have looked at it do you think it would be usable for tall people? that is an issue I have ran into with a lot of outdoor stuff. And thanks for the review. I will be picking up a couple of the kits, the water one especially.

[@M4staBruce]

nice kit. nice video. bloopers were extra funny sootch!

[@SultanofSpey]

Josh Enyart (GB2) has these on his site too. I buy from him almost exclusively now. He's the man for sure.

[@jdwest4604]

You just keep having these wonderfully, informative and interesting videos. And I’ll just keep watching and learning, as much as I can. Thank you very much. Be Safe!

[@StrikeShulgin]

Impressive kit at a reasonable price. Will be purchasing.

[@TheMarissaCouch]

Thank you for the great supplier of BO supplies!

[@SensiblePrepper]

Thanks Marissa!

[@docbrown7916]

Patrelium jelly comes in squeeze tubes and can serve as fire paste, just sharing. Just keep other flammable stuff away when you light it up folks, accidents suck.

[@MsF4ucorsair]

Are you going to review any of the other kits?

[@CharlieFultonSC]

Will definitely be checking these out, great prices. Thanks for making this video

[@SensiblePrepper]

Thanks for watching Charlie!

[@jasonwelker9878]

Pretty new to prepping. Def. Have to get this kit. Thanks for sharing

[@johnmoco3684]

These kits together, will make for one good b.o.b. Toss em in a pack with some food items, & a few extra personal choice things and ya got an excellent pack

[@josearellano5778]

Hey boss enjoyed the video. It was very informative. Hey seems like this product has everything you need to start a fire every option possible.

[@maryjames4733]

There is also a navigation kit with a mannul....loved the review...wanted to see if it actully worked getting these since i am a novice

[@Chadrick9276]

You could start a fire at the bottom of the ocean with this kit. It's like filling a plate with food at a buffet... pretty easy.

[@georgemarsilio5122]

I wanted to see the bow still demo

[@irtank1]

Fatwood plus pencil sharpener sounds like a great idea

[@2012Viking]

Awesome review as always Don!!! Nice looking kit and a lot cheaper than I was expecting. Someone is finally putting out decent gear without jacking up the price so much. Looking forward to the other B.O.S.S. kit reviews.

[@Emiliapocalypse]

So glad they included the ball bearing pivot. Crafting a fidget spinner in the woods is such an underrated aspect of survival. Hehe just kidding! Great video :)

[@dimitrifortounis4787]

Not a bad kit at all to start with. Though only through practice can you figure out what works for you. Then build your own or customise an existing kit. A word of caution too, there is a tenancy to pack everything and the kitchen sink. Practice with this stuff till you can put your kit together with what works in your environment using the essentials and a couple of extra "just in case" helpers. Experience and planning will win over fancy gear in most situations. Empty zip lock bags for gathering/storing extra tinder not a bad item to bring along too. You'll be glad you did if you have to use it. For example for me 100 m jute twine £2, fire steel £3 and clipper lighter £1.38. Would all work great as a fire kit. 100m of jute will last a long time and has never failed me. the above also has 3 methods of lighting the jute that I have used personally. Lighter flame, sparker from clipper and fire steel.

[@captainfragger6295]

2 things I noticed right off the bat. When using that saw to cut you want to use as much as the surface as you can to avoid wearing it out in one place also it distributes the Heat and it doesn't get as hot which damages them overtime so you need to use long pulls. The second thing is that fatwood would work better with your pencil sharpener than that little knife. You can baton it down to pencil size. I'm not saying it doesn't work the way you did it it would just be quicker and easier and I think that's a hell of a cool idea that little pencil sharpener. I'm going to have to get one for my kit

[@WilliamFrazier1488]

Nice magnesium capsules, WARNING the mag bars at walmart are fake dont waste your money or risk your life on it. Luckily I tested the dang thing. Great video.

[@SensiblePrepper]

Thanks for the heads up!

[@ashchild5073]

Criminal Justice the mag bars at Harbor Freight Tools work ok. Would love a Doan tho.

[@debbiecurtis4021]

Once fuel runs out in lighter, remove child proof guard and grind the wheel to powder some ferro rod. Use bit ferro rod to throw a spark.

[@KISH351]

I have made my own home made fire starter kit. My question is I have some wood that I it's fat wood. What chemical can I put on the wood to make like real fat wood? Please get back to me when you read comment. Thank you sir. Great video. I've learned a lot.

[@jeffreyvanderhorst223]

I love those capsules

[@denisestich8731]

That is really cool and a great idea. Nice pricing too. Thanks for doing the demo and I look forward to the other demos.

[@SensiblePrepper]

Thanks Denise!

[@brivera7]

I have wait for that review!! I hope I can see the others BOSS kits review. Thanks!!

[@SensiblePrepper]

Thanks Brendaliz!

[@mitchellcox2928]

having way too much fun Sootch. great vid great kit.

[@grouch314]

Depending on the shipping, this might work out well as a cheap way to pick up some fire starting stuff. I might get one to split up into different bags

[@friendofcoal]

Sensible kits at a sensible price in a vid by a sensible guy. Product looks good, sootch00.

[@paulbarclay349]

Awesome video!! Looks like a good kit!! I'm gonna buy one now!! Thanks!!

[@jarodcrazyindian]

Love it. So many options and alternate ideas/uses!👍👍

[@SensiblePrepper]

Thanks Brother!

[@ericletts4072]

Great review, I always use a flint and steel, with my homemade char cloth, although having some type of back up would be nice.

[@luisantoniomarrega1120]

Esses kit fogo industrializados são de boa qualidade pelo que observei no vídeo. Parabéns! Rio de Janeiro Brazil

[@Heeman5]

Great price but the main thing is to be familiar with what you got and practice, practice, practice.

[@Rickugg]

You could add another zip bag to the fire starter,, with Dryer Lint, Petroleum Jelly and cotton balls. Maybe pine cone petals.

[@boldimagery]

The fire and food kits are part of my edc

[@Brigantine2008]

Love these kits. They do the work for you.

[@indiorodriguez6668]

You are simple amazing, Sootch00. Another great review with quality stuff. Thank you sir.

[@debbiecurtis4021]

Where did you get magnesium capsules from? I carry loose magnesium powder in a mini pill kaddy on my keyring.

[@mrdark9916]

I use a magnifying glass to light a cigarette, then knock the cherry off that to start fire with. Much faster than trying to make an ember in other ways. And then once the fire is lit, i can finish my smoke... lol. Works really well

[@ascendedfashy9632]

Even the dog liked watching this

[@ilongoldberg3540]

The foil paper is to start a fire with. Take the 9v battery and touch it to a small strip of the paper. The battery will heat up the aluminum which catches the paper on fire.

[@RollsRoyce1954]

Definitely looks like its a great product for a fair price, thanks for sharing your thoughts and suggestions with me, I appreciate it sir

[@msanniehall100]

Dear Sensible Prepper, I just recently found your videos- such good information. Lots on starting fires. However, do you ever do videos on how to keep a fire going ( long term)? Seems like in a true grid down situation, you should be saving your fire if at all possible. Any tips?

[@johnmercer947]

You do excellent videos thank you for your effort

[@anttikantanen614]

I want to thank you for your great video I have had a lot of tips for my hiking hobby thank you very much from Scandinavian Finland and Helsinki

[@irfanahmed9112]

I watched lots of videos bt u displayed closely, that z awsome job

[@genoburgess6817]

Hot dam I like the pencil sharpener idea

[@ramonfarr]

Cotton and a fire striker never fail They are enough

[@fredbayato1808]

Sooch is the best .

[@yeswing10]

Coffee mate is flamable, too.

[@031TP]

please review the other packages, specially the fishing kit, and explain if u can catch any catfish or trout or any other fishies with it.

[@lourensjacobsakaturbo8147]

i ordered my first fire BOSS kit couple of days ago but i might receive it today maybe

[@davidbrubaker7735]

Awesome review. Will be buying some of these!!!

[@SensiblePrepper]

Thanks David!

[@denialater7775]

"and you want to pull the steel away from you holding the striker still..." as he proceeds to do the opposite. HAHA

[@Xaviar002]

I would suggest a pencil tool sharpener meant for a thicker carpenters pencil. That would allow for a greater variety of branches. I dont suggest using it for it's intended purpose though. Sharpen carpenters pemcils with a knife.

[@lakeerieprepper]

that's an awesome kit I need to get me one!

[@TheGrizzlyHillbilly]

fatwood DOES feather very nicely

[@Splittail]

Do one on the nav kit. A lot of folks don't know what ranger beads are. These are some super cool kits