Urban Get Home/Bug Out Bag DIY

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[@kevincarter9081]

An "urban" get home bag? I'd suggest losing 4 of your lighters and swapping your black electrical tape for Gorilla duct tape. Just take the map pages that are relevant. You can easily lose a few pounds and save space. Movin along.

[@guy9146]

Love the intro & nice bag. I don’t want to come across rude but for the sake of viewership try to limit the use of the word “guys” in the future. I loved the video but it became distracting. Look forward to more content. Liked and subscribed. Cheers.

[@jimssurvival4994]

You had a Sill Cock key to obtain water, but no water bottle to store your water. You said you could attach it to your bag. If not in your bag you most likely won't have it when you need it. Stay safe😊

[@pnowikow]

If I can suggest a few things. Add a way to filter water and boil that water. I didn't see a shelter or poncho. A Bic lighter is a huge help too. The sillcock key is great though. I didn't see any food. Perhaps add 3 days worth just in case. I'd remove some of the gadgets but love the medical kit. ❤

[@richardhausmann3381]

I would recommend that your (Get Home Bag) should look less tactical. Your main mission is to get home, avoid people and not drawing attention to your self. You also got to think from the prospective of other preppers who didn't prep their own get home bags properly. They may also be on the same road as you when SHTF the'll grab your stuff because it's probably more valuable then a (Get Home Bag) that looks like a high school back pack. Also people may want to be around you because camo usually mean active or former military in general.

[@josuejoeyfeliciano9533]

When you place God first you get a new subscriber in me.

[@CRDub21]

Well thought out. PIcked up a few tips. Forgive me I missed it, but a p38 or p51 can opener is a small, lightweight addition. Thanks for sharing. Stay safe.

[@KingofConduits]

Well, at least you're doing more than most. But 80% overkill for get home. Imo

[@rtek777]

Put either an MRE or a pack of SOS Emergency Ration bars into that pack. Or make your own MRE with snacks and anything that lasts a long time. Depending on how far you have to go on foot to get home, you're going to get hungry. Ready to eat rice packs and ready to eat tuna/salmon are great to mix up in a pinch and dont take up a lot of room. Don't forget to pack some gummy bears too. Also for urban and some rural GH/BO, a pry bar comes in very handy. Doesn't have to be anything big and heavy. Something to pry open doors or anything with. There's also small pocket sized pry bars that will save the blade on your knives. Don't want to damage your knife if you can have something dull to use. Also, for carrying water, a nalgene water bottle is a must have. If you're trying to get home, you won't have time to stop and boil water. That's what you filters are for and you should also pack some aqua tabs to purify water you collect while you're moving. There's an excellent water bottle called the Grayl GeoPress and another one from a company from Germany called Bachgold that has one like the Grayl for much less $ on Amazon. Also, this is very important, SAWC(Size and Weight Constraints). Be mindful of how much stuff you pack into your bag. Every item adds weight. Ounces add up to pounds. Us bigger dudes can carry a lot but in bad times, low on calories, high stress and long distances to cover, that weight takes a toll on you. Take your kit out for a weekend of hiking and camping. By time you're done, you'll know what you really need and what you dont.

[@KB-py6jd]

Change of shoes and socks. You have rain jackets but if you have ever walked in wet shoes ans socks or boots it will destroy your feet and attitude. Also mole skin patches to stop potential blisters on your feet.

[@pakleader4]

FINALLY, FINALLY a brother showing urban get home bag. What we need is to show the daily grind of just getting oriented with using the atlas. That’s the most important part. Having a small radio and then maneuvering around the chaos to get home even just traffic jams. If you can do that for us would be great KZbinrs don’t show that. You know your city better than anybody else. This would be a great effective way of really dealing with the urban grind. People want to show the worlds gone to hell instead of being lost and confused especially if in another city. Showing how the compass would be useful while on foot 🦶 inside the city. Thanks

[@mountainhomeplace489]

So many people forget to have a map. Good video.

[@peternorton5648]

Husband and wife team truck drivers here. We both have 72hour bags set up and stored under our bunk. With how things are these days in emergencies we have to be able to take care of ourselves. I never thought about a silcock key before, that’ll be something I’m adding into my bag. Good video, thanks for taking the time to show us.

[@ourrvadventure7357]

Great suggestions. Thank you for sharing!

[@lanecrockett109]

Good video with good info!

[@IAmThePrepper]

Amen - In God we trust. God bless!

[@acbigal]

The hat clip on the pocket light is a must have for any light I buy. I like what you did with your bag and every bag needs to be specified to the person carrying it. I took out a lot of redundancies to reduce weight so I can move faster because if SHTF every day is going to be worse and more dangerous than the day before. Something I like to carry is a sandwich bag with dryer lint as its a great fire starter and will even work with that ferro rod. As always thank you and anyone serving in the military for their service. Glad I found this video and Ill be checking out more of your content!

[@TheHarleybikerchik]

First time viewer, subbed within 2 minutes, Sav, Ga. In the house. Thank you for your service sir. And yes, In GOD WE TRUST!! Amen

[@gerardwell8247]

Cool

[@akeeperofoddknowledge4956]

Well done, sir! I started carrying a sillcock key a few years ago. Havent needed it yet but there can always be a first time!