What Should I do? - SHTF Series Episode 1

[@Non-Serviam300]

This guy hits the bullseye every time: An absolute pleasure to watch a video with a guy this likeable and practical. A rarity on KZbin, even amongst those who mean well, they are usually annoying in some way.

[@AlexWander]

thanks so much for your words!!!! i will keep doing my best!!!

[@lifeof_cb]

man… perfect kind of video to pop up on my feed after trump just almost got shot in the head.

[@WhispyWoods.]

@@Non-Serviam300 agreed! This guy is one of a kind. Great channel and content. One of my favorites.

[@TheHarleybikerchik]

Hands down, great video! I subbed immediately, can’t wait for the next in the series, keep them coming! I’m hooked

[@AlexWander]

@TheHarleybikerchik so glad you enjoyed it! Will do my best to, thanks for your support! 🙏🏻

[@AirB-101]

The level of creativity is astonishing! Thank you!!

[@AlexWander]

thanks so much!!!!!

[@Mike-kr9ys]

Doing a 'dry run' or a practice run is so important for this sort of thing: thank you for taking us along as you practiced your Plan A. Your videography, especially the water crossing, was excellent! I believe your talent and abilities as a videographer augment your story and help the audience deeply feel the story you are sharing with us in our very bones. Thank you!

[@AlexWander]

My main purpose is to share helpful skills and involve The view as much as I can in the story, thanks so much for your words! Truly honored! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@goobertoober95]

Incredible videos! I love the practicality and your frugal (yet realistic) approach to preparedness. Also, the area around your village is absolutely breathtaking!

[@AlexWander]

Thanks so much!!!! We moved there a year ago and it’s been the best decision we made !

[@bennyc409]

Great video mate. Excellent production values and narration. And loads of useful info. Although as an Aussie I had to laugh at the "so many spiders, but none of them are poisonous" part...

[@AlexWander]

And I think I know why 🤣 thanks so much for stopping by !

[@armandblake]

Definitely wouldn’t cross a river like him in OZ either. Crocs in the north, bull sharks everywhere else

[@manslaughterinc.9135]

When crossing a river, you shouldn't swim straight across or against the current. You should aim slightly downstream. Your speed across the river will be faster and you will use less energy.

[@AlexWander]

Agreed you always created a diagonal trajectory following the current 👍thanks for sharing!

[@snapdragon2441]

I have a plan where to walk to get from work to home, I have found out some bridle paths/footpaths to shorten the distance and avoid a dangerous road but completely forgot that I need to cross a river which ever way I go. Yes there are a couple of bridges I can use, but what would happen if one, or both of them was out. Just never crossed my mind before, we just take things like that for granted. I’m also not a great swimmer. I’m going to get a dry bag to use as a buoyancy aid to go in my get home bag.

[@AlexWander]

Thanks for sharing your experiences , truly appreciated! i really enjoyed your analys, thanks a lot!

[@legendaryreviews]

Very well done sir you have articulated yourself better than most other KZbinrs.

[@AlexWander]

thanks so much for your words, doing my best!🙏

[@Debbie-pq4xr]

Just found your channel, fantastic!!!

[@AlexWander]

So glad you like it! Welcome Aboard!🔥

[@tumon1000]

Wrap your pack in a tarp or poncho and use it for a floatation device. It’ll have enough air inside to keep you afloat and it’ll keep the pack and contents dry

[@AlexWander]

@@tumon1000 thanks for The hints my friend ! That’s why I keep The entire content of the pack inside a dry bag 🤙🏻 thanks For sharing!🙏🏻

[@tumon1000]

@@AlexWander it’ll keep your pack dry as well.

[@WilliamTindall-q9o]

don't have the dry bags, but I do have 4 or so heavy duty black trash bags. Sometimes you us what you got.

[@28Coves]

Your English is excellent my friend!!

[@AlexWander]

Thank you! 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@driver3899]

If you know you will likely have to cross a river, I would suggest having a flotation vest and helmet in your kit bag River crossing typically kill a lot of special forces people, its one of the most dangerous activities you can do Being prepared for situations is kind of the entire point of having a bag with gear in it Another option is to have a folding saw and cordage to make a very basic raft, it only has to get you to the other side. Being up on top of fast moving water is way safer than being in it

[@mysterioanonymous3206]

Yeap. I'd also facilitate a way to have (or being able to steal) a damn bicycle. They get you places far away real quick with not that much exertion. 15km is a leisurely ride on a good gravel/Mt bike. You can go uphill, downhill, on dirt roads, on a foot path... Almost anywhere. And you can easily carry them over obstacles or bring them over a river on an inflatable float. They're a much underappreciated mode of transport...

[@driver3899]

@@mysterioanonymous3206 Yeah agreed, and damn stealthy too. Light enough to take on a well made raft as well Actually you could get one of those fold up paratrooper ones so it goes in the back of your car, set up 2 panier bags on it, one each side of the back wheel. One panier holds your bug out bag, the other one could hold floatation bladders and a tarp to make a quick raft. Not many places you couldn't go then

[@AlexWander]

Interesting idea man, thanks for sharing!

[@driver3899]

@@AlexWander Haha no problem! You have a cool channel, look forward to see the evolution of your gear and ideas If you are interested in messing around with floatation or a coracle or improvised raft or whatever, a good rule to remember is 1L of trapped air will float about 1kg of weight. You can buy 10L unused wine bladders that fold up small and weigh very little. You can also get some pretty crazy fold up kayaks and inflatable kayaks now days too. I am sure there are a bunch of options

[@jeremymoses7401]

Idk about special forces, but Marines are trained to use our waterproofed equipment for floatation, similar to what he did here. It also rings true on other channels ive watched.... andrew for instance on ranger survival and one of alex's colleagues.

[@ScoutLakai]

Cool series brother. Way to get people to be aware of scenarios that can happen, along with the tips to counter them. Crossing that flowing stream or river may be hunky dory during the warmer seasons, but boy of boy does one need a fire during the cold months just to survive after that. Some people can't even come close to understanding how much work is needed just with the camera alone and editing, so I appreciate and thank you for covering this topic. Hope you and your family are well these days bro. Take care, ciao!

[@AlexWander]

I agree a big warm fire should be necessary during cold season for sure! Thanks so much brother!

[@jt-ip4dg]

Your videos are not just entertainment, it's also food for thought.

[@AlexWander]

So glad to hear that, thanks so Much!

[@zachparade2791]

Amazingly high quality video! Thanks for taking us along as you actually test your SHTF plans. Not sure what all the other plans entail, but I was thinking you might want to invest in a couple of inflatable boats. Keep one with you and one at your parents. This way if, based on the situation, it would be safer to go back to where you stay you would have a safer way to get your parents across the river. Just a thought… you’ve probably already thought of this. Anyway… thanks for the video; it definitely got me thinking!

[@AlexWander]

Thanks so much and I really appreciate your sharing and the boat idea! I will think on that!

[@johncall663]

You requested viewers to suggest additional items or note what we wouldn’t carry. Here are my suggestions for additional items as well my thoughts regarding what not to carry. I would add: 1) Minimalist Personal hygiene kit-toothbrush, toothpaste, small soap bar, tooth floss, bandana, insect repellant, & sunscreen; 2) Minimalist Repair kit-Tenacious tape, safety pin, needle & thread; 3) Additional Medical kit-Ibuprofen, Tylenol, a few assorted bandages, Neosporin, Pepto Bismol, Imodium, &caffeine tablets. I wouldn’t carry a MIRA gas mask; but I do carry a NIOSH approved N95 face mask. Keep up the good work.

[@AlexWander]

Thanks for sharing!!!!🔥🔥🔥

[@TACTICALNOMAD]

@AllexWander, GREAT video! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 An easy way to categorize your plans P.A.C.E.: 1. Primary 2. Alternate 3. Contingency 4. Emergency

[@AlexWander]

Thanks so much! And thanks for sharing! 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@timh.6329]

Ein sehr schönes Video, perfekt in Szene gesetzt mit vielen Denkanstößen. Wenn bei dir der Fluss definitiv überquert werden muss, wäre vlt ein Packraft das richtige Wiegt nur 2-3 Kilo und du kommst sicher über den Fluss. Das Boot könnte man im voraus sogar in einem Fass verbuddeln, so das keiner es findet. Eine art Prepper Cache, dort könnten auch andere wichtige Dinge untergebracht werden. Ich denke da an ein 100 Liter Fass.

[@AlexWander]

Thanks so much for your advice! Truly appreciated! Thanks! 🙏🏻

[@silvafox8371]

Excellent video - very thought provoking thank you

[@AlexWander]

Many Thanks!!!!🙏

[@RobnPhx1]

One of the best, most realistic get-home videos I have ever seen. Thank you, sir, for the effort you made in making this video.

[@AlexWander]

So glad to hear that , thanks so much!!💪🙏🏻

[@piotrekj.1277]

The foldable paddle (remodeled) can also be used as a stick for support while walking. Remember that it will be easier for you to keep dogs and " "wild animals" " away. Running is fun, but it consumes a lot of calories.

[@bradlafferty]

Very well done. I appreciated your review of what you did at each step of the way, what your motivation was, discoveries along the way, recommendations about knowing your area, and the concluding discussion on alternative and next steps. These are all things to consider, and your rehearsal made it clear as to why. Thank you!

[@AlexWander]

So glad you like the video! Thank you for your support!

[@James-ke5sx]

That was a nice short film. It's incredible what you young people do with your drones. I used to be a professional commercial photographer back in the 1970s when we had Nikon cameras with 35mm acetate film and through the lens metering was something new. Now you can photograph incredible scenery that we could never do before. Cheers from Canada.

[@AlexWander]

Your words make me truly honored! You experienced the truest photography and videography so thank you for it! 🙏🏻

[@oskarmiklaszewski6421]

Thank you again. I can’t wait for next upload. You are very inspiring. I’d love to meet you! Greetings from Poland!

[@AlexWander]

Thanks so much for your support! So glad to inspire with my videos! 🙏

[@biggjeppe]

Amazing video, valuable infos, great production! Thank you! Greetings from Slovenia

[@AlexWander]

Thans so much!!!!🙏

[@asulblue]

Top notch presentation! I just subscribed.

[@AlexWander]

Welcome Aboard, truly honored to hear that, thanks!🙏

[@Hector-vx5yc]

Hi Alex!! Wow!! You did an outstanding job!! Awesome video with a SHTF presentation, great eye opener on what can happen, great editing!! Love your channel and content!! Great work!! Thank you so much for sharing!!👍🏿💯❤️ from Washington state, USA 🇺🇸

[@AlexWander]

So glad you enjoed the video, thanks so much!!!!🙏

[@thatguy3139]

I hope things get better for you in Italy. America is not perfect but we would welcome you and your family arms wide open. Good luck. Stay prepped.

[@AlexWander]

Thanks so much for your kind words ! Truly honored! 🔥

[@deanoktoday9155]

Great attitude and advice. My furthest point when at work is 60 km from home. As an electric train driver I'd really be in trouble if I had no transport. I've downloaded offline maps and when I see 15 hours walking time across a hostile city as my only option I dread the idea. Getting water and not mugged are my main concerns. 2 days I think if all goes well.

[@AlexWander]

Thank you so much! Not sure in what city you live in but I can understand what trouble means in your case. I was wondering, as a train driver , did you ever think of using rail roads to reach safely the nearest point that leads to home? Just thinking out loud, In my humble opinion, if something major happened , train traffic should be shut ooff and rail roads would become the path of least restistance last but not least all the "Eyes" should be focused somewhere else , what do you think? Of course 60 km are a long way home and maybe for you a portable electric "vehicle" could be a plus for sure ! About water, if you have a Grayl geopress you can drink even the nastiest puddle you can find on the street , just prefilter the water quickly with a shemag or a t shirt and then press it into the grayl . The risk of Being mugged is a serious problem, as I've already said, I would find a less and unconventional beaten path even if it's against the law, you know we need to get back home to our family , this is our priority , 🙏

[@deanoktoday9155]

@@AlexWander I'm in London UK . You've made a very good point about walking the rail network. I'd get away with that and definitely be safer. I've been groomed to follow rules maybe why I've still got my job after 30 years. I have a new water bottle that can filter any puddle water so time to start using it. I purchased it many years ago from the Mormon church website. Thanks again

[@AlexWander]

I truly Understand you! None of better than you know railroads so it becomes one of your greatest advantages 🤙🏻 I’m so glad to be useful 🙏🏻

[@st3vefrog145]

once again, a GREAT video from you. Very informative and straightforward how you walk us through a realistic SHTF situation. No messing around, just stick to the plan. Staying prepared goes a long way indeed. Keep it up, brother!

[@AlexWander]

I'm so happy to be helpful! thanks so muc for your support!🙏

[@andr3w_hilton]

Great video, loved it and looking forward to the series as it grows.

[@AlexWander]

So glad to hear that, thanks!!!!🙏🏻

[@shadonnadavenport4741]

Enjoyed the video. I like that you are a regular guy.

[@AlexWander]

I appreciate that!Thanks so much!!!!

[@bryanelmedawar8726]

Loved the video! Very realistic, practical, and unfiltered. Keep at it man, looking forward to watch the rest of this series!

[@AlexWander]

Thanks so much! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@fabricemonti9808]

Im from paris my origin are in italia near piacenza i olways know you are italian thanks for your time , merci pour votre temps , grazie per il tuo tempo

[@AlexWander]

Thank you! Glad to be helpful! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@jcggresswell7284]

Amazing video and message , is what makes me look forward to your videos and new ideas ... Thankyou looking forward to more

[@AlexWander]

Thanks so much!🙏🏻

[@garybrown585]

😊thanks for the teaching 😊😊😊

[@AlexWander]

So glad to share! 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@MrRonson1980]

Thanks for the informative video. Many things that make me think. I'm looking forward to the next episode. 🤙🏼

[@AlexWander]

Glad to be useful!!!🙏🏻

[@johnvanpolanen3589]

Excellent video and a true representation of potential occurancies ! Great work Alex and keep posting these types of videos !

[@AlexWander]

Thanks so much!🙏

[@JohnsonNorthman]

Good Job!😁👍👍👍 Greetings from Germany to Italy! 🇮🇹 🤝 🇩🇪

[@AlexWander]

Thank you!!!👍🙏🏻

[@bravotwozero535]

I like physically enacting scenarios. It gives you great feedback on on your plans.

[@AlexWander]

Thank you!

[@dissonantelysium]

Very VERY good and relevant video. Thank you! Intro was 10/10.

[@AlexWander]

Thanks so much , so glad to hear that!🙏

[@gwacdotca]

Great channel! Thanks for sharing your knowledge

[@AlexWander]

Thank you so much and thank you for your support, so glad to be useful!🙏🏻

[@edc_victor]

Very nice planning! I also thought of this type of scenarios, but we are 2 adults and 2 kids. Exiting the city by car in case of major panic is a no go, all the roads will be blocked. I am terrified of having to flee to the unknown by foot, maybe even in the winter...

[@AlexWander]

I can understand your point, if I would live in the city my main escape route would be train rail road, they always go outside of the ciiy, ther's no traffic and during an emergency situation governement will shut down train travel so that way is going to be a good way!

[@SocialMedia-e4j]

Thanks for the motivation and thanks for your great videos! Best wishes and many greetings from south Bavaria

[@AlexWander]

Thanks so much for your words!!! 🤙🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻

[@branch_preparedness]

Outstanding!!! I'm looking forward to seeing where you go next.

[@williamwiese9963]

This is great! I subscribed. Keep up the grt work. And stay safe.

[@AlexWander]

Thanks so much for your support!🙏🏻

[@craigrobertson6082]

Great stuff Alex. Really well thought out plans. If you need to do a river crossing without rope safety, it's a good idea to make a floatation pack. By wrapping your rucksack/bergen in a bivi bag will make better buoyancy.

[@AlexWander]

Thanks so much for your hint! Really appreciated!!!🙏🏻

[@craigrobertson6082]

Just drop your pack inside, fold the bivibag ​down like closing an envelope and wrap some bungees or cordage to help keep out the water.@@AlexWander

[@RahimLadhajuma]

Absolutely love this 👌🏼Great content! Truly helpful! 🏞️

[@AlexWander]

Thanks so much for your words! So glad to be helpful! 🙏🏻🏴‍☠️

[@lowkey_-ku9yh]

currently my favourit channel to watch🤘

[@AlexWander]

OMG thansk so much!

[@barankin]

Greetings from Russia! Amazing video!!! Thank you! Waiting for next part!

[@AlexWander]

Thanks so much!!!!

[@MPGunther1]

Enjoyed the video, very well produced. Utilizing the abandoned home may be an asset in the future

[@AlexWander]

I definitely agree with you, I’m going back there to check is the structure is safe enough 🤙🏻

[@krymsonshenk6050]

Great cinematography and information, thanks for sharing

[@AlexWander]

So glad you liked it!!! Thanks so much!🔥

[@Vesperkid]

What a banger Video. Good Work 😊

[@AlexWander]

thanks you!!!!

[@stephencarroll8537]

Did a 30 mile trip last week, your video gave me a boost to get home to my family.. Awesome thank you

[@AlexWander]

Your words make me truly honored , thanks for your support!

[@herbsmith6871]

Great stuff Alex! Thanks for sharing my friend😎

[@AlexWander]

Truly honored thanks my friend!🔥🔥🔥

[@rickkephartactual7706]

Well done. I'm looking forward to the next episode.

[@AlexWander]

Thank you!!!!

[@johnsheridan1198]

Awesome & inspiring. Thank you 🙏

[@AlexWander]

Truly honored thanks!

[@Keepmelevel]

Nice work! I’ll be watching for the next video.👍🏽

[@AlexWander]

Thanks so much!!!

[@Musketier84]

Awesome Video! I can't wait for the next! Great! Greetings from germany.

[@AlexWander]

So glad you enjoyed the content! Thanks so much for your support!

[@simonegatti7675]

It's a pleasure to watch your videos👍

[@AlexWander]

So glad to hear that, thanks!🙏

[@RemyLebeau1985]

You're the king, Alex. Well done!

[@AlexWander]

OMG Truly honored, thanks so much!🙏

[@RemyLebeau1985]

@@AlexWander you are very welcome, sir.

[@scout4962]

Sehr cool gemacht 👍 freue mich auf die nächste Episode 😃 gruß aus Berlin

[@AlexWander]

Thanks you!!!!! 🙏

[@JA-bx1sh]

Amazing job on the video brotha🤙🏽great editing and energy!

[@AlexWander]

Thanks so much Brother!!!!🙏

[@stevenkeithley4336]

Hi Erica and Alex. Hope you two are doing great. Keep the videos coming. Wishing you both the best. Stay safe and be well brother. 👊😎🤙🔥🍻🇺🇸

[@AlexWander]

Thank you! Will do!

[@kenmccrady1228]

Hey, Alex! Great to see you! I spoke with you a few years ago on Facebook Messenger about your Wander Tactical Knives. I just found you on my KZbin account and I subscribed to your channel. Looking forward to watching your videos. 😊

[@AlexWander]

Hey man! Hope you are doing well! Thanks so much for your support ! 🏴‍☠️🤙🏻🔥

[@skotieboy]

Really enjoyed this one Alex. Looking forwards to the rest of the series. I am just getting back into running with my pack on so I know I can do it when needed. We are a family of four and my two kids are autistic. If a bad scenario were to occur one thing I know for sure I'd I need to be in the best physical condition I can be as the will be relying on me. That's my current goal. Take care man. Appreciate what you do.

[@AlexWander]

Thanks so much! Thanks also to have shared your personal situation, I'm sure you are gonna be ready for your family when it's needed !🤙

[@skotieboy]

@AlexWander what's funny is over here in the UK you're seen as somewhat crazy for trying to plan for things going to shit. Like nothing could possibly ever go wrong. But when Covid hit, everyone panicked and it went crazy round here. That gave me my first hint of what would happen in a SHTF scenario.

[@AlexWander]

We had a great demonstration of mass panicking during that period I agree!🤙🏻

[@johnnyjohnson6134]

good job great video

[@AlexWander]

Thanks!

[@AlexWander]

thank you!

[@LivioAstorinoOutdoors]

Tutto bello Alex, dai contenuti, alle riprese al montaggio. Vedo con piacere che il tuo canale inizia ad avere il giusto riscontro, era ora! Aspetto le prossime produzioni, un saluto.

[@AlexWander]

Grazie mille Livio! Continuerò a fare del mio meglio ! 🙏🏻

[@LucaMezzadri]

Very good job. I’m waiting for net next episode my friend.

[@AlexWander]

thanks my friend!!!!

[@markcoraa]

Just found this. Sooo glad he explained his clothing. I was thinking soaking wet in almost any condition is a death sentence. (80 temps and soaking wet in water that's 60's at least, now struggling tired, and have to continue. You MUST change clothes, including underwear. I'm fortunate, 4 miles, 7 minutes from work, solid hard top. Couldn't ask for better conditions.

[@AlexWander]

Hey there! Not necessarily, it was really warm and synthetic clothes dry out pretty quickly! Autunm and winter season are trickier for sure, I would think twice before to do it. Glad You work not so far from home, it’s definitely a huge plus! Thanks for sharing!🔥👍

[@Prepare-se.]

Ciao Alex! que video excelente. Um prepper italiano é algo raro para mim. Condições muito peculiares devido a geografia do país. Ja ganhou mais um inscrito aqui do Brasil. Nao pare esse excelente trabalho!

[@AlexWander]

Thank you so much for your kind words!!!! Will do my best!🤙

[@Jerrylance-d6n]

Outstanding video 👍👍mt man here watching

[@AlexWander]

Thank you so much!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@angelito8676]

Another awesome and informative video!

[@AlexWander]

Thanks so much!🙏🏻

[@domPatrol91]

awesome and inspiring 👏! keep up great work mate!

[@AlexWander]

Thanks so much!!!!🔥🔥🔥

[@shinobisurvival]

Brilliant video. Unbelievable with what is happening your side in regards to the infrastructure. Makes me think. That is a silent demon that river. Keep up the good work ✊🤙.

[@AlexWander]

Every country tend to show its shiny part but I think “shadows” are always present 🤷‍♂️ thanks so much!🙏🏻

[@TobiasMeier.]

Very good work, thank you.

[@Josh-uc8lm]

You need to pack a helmet and a flotation vest or dual use water bladder carrier/flotation device. since you have a river crossing. You will also need a second set if you plan to cross with company. River crossings would be something I would avoid after 48 hours post shift. Risks from debris, pathogens, pollutants, kill zone will complicate the crossing.

[@AlexWander]

Thanks for sharing! The dry sack inside the pack works really well as a flotation device . I agree with the rest 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@Captain-Donut]

‼️Great video ‼️ 🙏❤️Love from Scotland ❤🙏

[@AlexWander]

Thank you!!!!

[@rumblemoto7564]

Amazing content sir.. keep it up!! Using your videos for my shtf plans too!!

[@AlexWander]

So glad to be helpful! thanks so much for your support!

[@hiramhaji7813]

Outstanding video and value

[@AlexWander]

Thanks so much!!!!

[@duendedan]

Great vídeo and ideas amigo. Stay safe. Hi from Spain

[@AlexWander]

thanks my friend!

[@UK-11-11-Prepper]

Very Good, and liking the Thrudark🫡🇬🇧

[@AlexWander]

Thank you!!!!! Thrudark makes great stuff!

[@SergioMariaStefaniMrWolf]

In questo video secondo me c’è una regia e un lavoro in post produzione che decisamente non mi aspetto in un video su KZbin. I tuoi video mi piacciono sempre, mi trovo a condividere spesso riflessioni e punti di vista, ma stavolta sono veramente a bocca aperta per la qualità. Daje 😂

[@AlexWander]

Grazie infinite per le tue parole! Ne sono star felice! 🙏🏻😁

[@wv60]

Well done Alex ,Thanks

[@AlexWander]

Thanks so much!!!!!🔥

[@akarca]

king... you good. thanks all videos..

[@AlexWander]

Thank you!

[@paulwalker4118]

Thanks for hard work in doing this i enjoyed watching and love the fact that you are not 20 to 30 years old and super fit nice to see in real time ish looking forward to the next episode

[@AlexWander]

Thank you for enjoying the video! I will keep doing my best 🔥🔥🔥

[@MarcoRemigio-i9u]

In trepida attesa grande Alex 💥💯💥💯💥🔝🔝

[@AlexWander]

Spero ti piaccia!!!!!

[@craigg430]

Love your content here in America, (Texas specifically) during you travel. What pants and shirt did you have on? They looked sturdy and comfortable.

[@AlexWander]

Thanks so much! Those garments dry pretty quickly! Fjällräven Keb Pants and Thrudark Delta Shirt!

[@twistnshout3031]

Right on brother. Don't forget all the so called refugees and people coming to Italy. We have the same issues here in America, nowhere is safe from the politicians destruction. Hard times ahead, stay ready.

[@AlexWander]

Countries are prettty messed up, we need to be prepared brother 🔥💪

[@Boru1014]

👍

[@smallpaul8544]

UK here man. Same story, stay strong.

[@melaniemuller1869]

Tolles Video. Danke😊

[@AlexWander]

Thanks so much!!!

[@schunkelperser1794]

Great video

[@AlexWander]

Thanks!🙏🏻

[@rolandhillmann6503]

Look at the Klymit LiteWater , perfekt for Watercrossing and more . Great Video Bro

[@AlexWander]

Will definitely look into it, thanks so much!!!!

[@pnyarrow]

Ciao Alex. Ottima idea e ottima presentazione ben spiegata: grazie. Rimani al sicuro. ATB. Nigel

[@AlexWander]

Hello Nigel! Thanks so much for your kind words! Be safe too my friend! 🙏🏻

[@WhispyWoods.]

Another excellent video signore. What do you do to keep in shape enough to have the strength and endurance to bug out properly?

[@AlexWander]

Thanks my friend, I usually do running , rope jumping , I use kettle bells or the pack itself, pull up’s and lots of quadrupredie movements that I’m learnt when I was practicing parkour . I do small intese sessions, with very few rest time .

[@WhispyWoods.]

@@AlexWander 🙏

[@UnknownUser-pf9rk]

One thing you might want to consider or plan for is that a bridge is likely to collapse because of a flood. In this case the current will likely be way too strong to swim across.

[@AlexWander]

I actually don't know what could happen, since the bridge would fell down into the river , it would might create a barrier for it letting water coming out from the sides of the bed, ehat do you think?

[@UnknownUser-pf9rk]

@@AlexWander Possible but I think water is such a mighty force - during a decent flood the current probably won't be slowed down by some debris from a bridge. If crossing this river is an important part of your bugout/getting home plan you might want to consider stashing an inflatable boat somewhere and have some way to "shoot" a rope across the river to help you not get washed away.

[@andreaschloss3905]

Muito interessante. Obrigado 🙏🏻😘

[@AlexWander]

Muchas gracias!

[@1986.Mattia]

Ottimo lavoro 🔝💪🌳

[@AlexWander]

Grazie!

[@oscurepresenze4398]

e bravo Alex, bel video molto interessante, forse nel kit potresti aggiungere un materassino per accelerare l'attraversamento dei corsi d'acqua. poco peso e sforzo minore...good work.

[@AlexWander]

Grazie del consiglio! Ho onestamente notato che la sacca stagna fa galleggiare tantissimo lo zaino e non si lascia uscire l’aria durante la chiusura!Grazie ancora per il supporto!

[@thevirginiabushcrafter8833]

Thanks for Sharing

[@AlexWander]

Thank you for your support!🙏

[@hanksbud2544]

Thank sir. Excellent video.

[@AlexWander]

Thanks so much!!🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻