Wranglerstar's 24HR Survival Bag

[@wranglerstar]

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[@gammalight1312]

I always pack flares and waterproof matches. 4x fire methods in every kit and no safety on the lighters because when your hands are broken or too cold ect. it could be ones demise. Safety's are for kids only

[@wobblysauce]

20:44 I know why that pack is heavy... you are carrying around 100L of water on your back. Most are in the camelbacks are in the 3L range.

[@troyroperiii5698]

Let's see the first aid kit

[@AmfibiousRacoonus]

Dang a 100 liters of water?! 😝

[@mortoopz]

Thats how ya get swole!

[@Stang413]

I think he misspoke and meant 10 liters

[@jmburin]

@@Stang413 10 liters still seem too much...

[@themonolithian]

Probably meant ounces

[@blauesKopftuch]

@@Stang413 Those deuter-bladders can carry 3 Liters or 100 fl-oz (fluid ounces).

[@robm.6400]

Ok now i want to see your other kits !!!

[@jeremyvculek3090]

I’ve been dragging my kids out in the forest with basic kits and making sure they know how to stay alive. My teenage boy and my 8 year old girl excel at it. This winter we went way up in the sierras and with a tarp and some basics they didn’t just stay alive they had a great time.

[@andrewscott153]

Good job Dad! The following scripture applies to the word, wisdom, works and wilderness. Faith too of course. Proverbs 22:6 KJV - Train up a child in the way he should go: and when he is old, he will not depart from it.

[@curtwhite876]

From what I saw, the is missing three things: duct tape, red Loctite and a spare toupee...

[@ynotshowme2ur3times]

At least the loctight and tupee......

[@joepicone5136]

The duct tape can double as a toupee in a pinch lol dont need the extra weight!

[@curtwhite876]

@@joepicone5136 or maybe the duct tape could keep him from needing a spare toupee... Good thinking!

[@alanj7306]

Haha 😂 best comment on here! Literally lol 😆

[@andrewscott153]

Cody is a stud! He can carry 100 Liters of water in his pack. That is why he is known a Danglerstar!

[@alanj7306]

It’s only 200 pounds of water... can’t everyone carry that around?

[@mustii22]

@@alanj7306 100l is equal to 100kg mate, that’s 220,462 pounds which is mad heavy

[@mikelockhart9114]

I really would like to see how your young trees are doing, you’ve planted 2 big batches now (I think)

[@EDC_Tactical]

Also I’ll add one more to the list requesting it Test your 24 hour kit over night in the woods, how hard could it be?

[@SunsetValleyRanch]

100 liters of water? That's about 220 lbs...I need to get one of those back packs!

[@bigrichard660]

It's still ridiculous, but it's more like 180 lbs... lol

[@SunsetValleyRanch]

@@bigrichard660 100 liters is 24.6 gallons. One gallon of water is 8.3 lbs. That comes to exactly 219.12 lbs.

[@bigrichard660]

@@SunsetValleyRanch thanks, I mathed that all up

[@jerseydevil7574]

He meant 100oz of water. Standard cambleback size

[@denislostinlondon199]

100 litres is about three times the capacity of the gas (petrol) tank in a VW Up.

[@williamdiaz8659]

That rope is spectra we use if on sailboats. It’s very very strong stuff!

[@shiloe_4964]

I would like to see you go out and use your bag

[@kfouts2]

Congrats on 1.2M. !!!

[@carlzirk]

Hi Ken. Been watching that number too.

[@jaynaforsgren4755]

10 months later 1.45 million

[@pleaseholdwhileiprocessyou1513]

I would recommend using lithium batteries for your backup flashlight battery. They don't drain in the cold like alkaline.

[@RedRacconKing]

100L of water? That would be 220lbs!!! Surely you misspoke?

[@kylelee1911]

I'm sure he meant 10 that would be about 2 days of water so a good figure

[@MichaelWheelock]

Those bladders are around 100 ounces.

[@wobblysauce]

@@MichaelWheelock Most are in the camelbacks are in the 3L range.

[@david-kt4sw]

Bruce Wayne that’s what I was thinking

[@ChicagoTRS]

100 Liters of water!?! You must be using the dehydrated type?

[@RoCorey]

Litres? pretty sure he meant gallons

[@matthewf1979]

Petzl headlamps have low/med/hi then a red/flashing red if you hold down the button. Really long battery life on low/red.

[@maehay4065]

I know this doesn’t sound important for surviving for 24 hours but I’d want something to read even if it’s a little pocket Bible to be able to read if it’s during the daylight hours. I wanted to see your 100 liters of water container🙏 Maybe you didn’t feel well enough to slow down a little bit because this is a really important video and it was hard to process so many items so quickly. Maybe it’s just me getting older and I need more time to think about what you are each item is and I was trying to memorize what you were showing us and memorize the brand as well? I know I can go back and watch it again just so I can make sure I don’t miss anything important. Another question on the compass does it have a battery? If you lose your glasses how could you see that small of an instrument? Is there an alternative for somebody that couldn’t see those dials? Thank you Cody for the reminder of how important it is to be prepared for an emergency ! 👍 Please don’t think I was being disrespectful because I hope you know I would never do that intentionally. Go easy on me I didn’t get a lot of sleep last night and I really am older than the bulk of Mr. Wranglerstar’s subscribers and in the 8% of women who watch these kind of videos. I even watch how to take cars apart for learning purposes. I just love this family and all the interesting things and the morality they stand for on this channel.

[@griffingaspersich5338]

I know your busy but I was just wondering what’s going on with the log bridge?

[@kalechips1013]

Griffin Gaspersich Yes!! Thank you!

[@JerkRice]

I'm glad you like making this type of video because I like watching them.

[@ekevanleeuwen8964]

Was watching A Fistfull Of Dollars the other day. What a difference between what man need today and what they needed to survive back in the day.

[@Dirtmonkey]

Thanks for the video !! What are some other good tips/ ideas for a survival kit ?

[@dougdobbs]

I can't seem to find the bivy sack, can someone post a link to it? When I search Advanced Medical and bivy sack I don't find something that looks like what you have. Thanks!

[@369369nighthawk]

100 liters of water???? im an imperial man myself, but that seems like alot of water

[@rud]

Well, you know, in a earlier video, he had a huge can of dehydrated water. So you don't have to be a genius to figure out that he just fill that backpack up with dehydrated water so when he needs it, all he needs to do is to hydrate it, and presto, he has water. It is really easy when you think about it.

[@369369nighthawk]

Thank you for explaining that, I cant believe I overlooked dehydrated H2O@@rud

[@rud]

ni ck the obvious solutions are often overlooked. But you can buy plenty of cans with dehydrated water on Amazon. I ordered a few cans myself and one with unicorn meat since amazon suggested that those are often bought together. Not a big fan of unicorn meat. Stringy and tastes like chicken.

[@blauesKopftuch]

​@@craigmooring2091 How do you guys doing the math all end up with something other than 220,462 lbs. 1 Liter = 1kg (that was the definition when the kg was invented) and 100kg = 220,462 lbs.

[@TroutWest]

Never understood 24 hr survival bags... You can live for 4-5 days with nothing. no food, no water.

[@traxanoplagiasx2563]

Basically the pack contains everything you need to live a day without suffering

[@treydmarked947]

Not with a laceration on your leg in rainy 40 degree weather.

[@daniellittle7846]

3days without water is the industry standerd time for survival without water

[@JonZDisability]

The back of the silky blade is great for scraping Sparks from your firesteel

[@jaynaforsgren4755]

Great video sir. I would love to see the med kit and the tool kit. 👍👍👍😀

[@joeschmoe4030]

Regarding multi-tools, Leatherman is OK but you can't beat the one handed opening of the Gerbers

[@fitchy4O]

Cody can you do a demonstration/ review of the rope/pulley system? That's something we havent seen before.

[@seanacordagoitia3687]

Didn't see if anyone said that but that mystery cord is Spectra 1500, it's what tandem parachute canopies use for line. It's pricey, but does make excellent survival cord, it can be bought by the yard at a few different parachuting websites, like paragear and a few others. I keep the lighter Spectra 750 around and on several occasions have used it as cordage, it's strong, very thin and of course reliable, we literally trust our lives with it.

[@kinleystumph5285]

Can you do a separate video on the retrieval system and how to build them?

[@imgettinby]

I second that.

[@rcmorri223]

Could you please list the things in this video? I checked your store & could not find them.

[@MJPeddler]

Thanks for this vid. I just put-together similar kits for my upcoming turkey hunt and for my boat.

[@jamesfinney8841]

Floor Jack in case you have to change the oil.

[@jajak8055412]

Very pleased to see you have a location beacon! Nobody ever thinks about that, or even a satellite GPS for that matter!

[@SageToSawtoothBushcraft]

Please provide a list of contents

[@david-kt4sw]

What if the dude that has the retrevial kit goes over the clif

[@QImpact]

I did have a MSR fuel bottle leak. Mind you it was about 30 years old, and developed a pinhole leak that only occurred when you pressurized the stove. By the way, the stove still worked - I love MSR gear. I still have 2 other fuel bottles from that era that work fine. I don't have a "retrieval kit", but something very similar. In whitewater sports, we carry a "pin kit" to rescue a kayak or canoe that has been pinned against a rock.

[@JasonMccoy]

What watch do you have on?

[@survivedsavedjohn1468]

I wouldn't go without at least 1000 liters of water! Lol. Good vid Wranglerstar...

[@marcmmclellan]

I love these lists! Add a list of the contents.

[@lacanian_lifter]

My original Leatherman, which was my father’s, and which I had recently restored from a pretty well-worn state, was stolen right out of my car in a regular, middle-class neighborhood. I absolutely loved that thing, it was functionally and aesthetically one of the most pleasing objects I have ever used. A good friend of mine tried to do a kindness for me by sending me one of the new mid-tier Leatherman tools, which abruptly broke in multiple places. Makes me genuinely sad to know that I will never see that old tool back in my glove compartment.

[@thelad6338]

Cody you should check out energizer headlamps namely the grey one. They’re pretty cheap and have what you were talking about, two buttons one goes instantly to the high setting the other one changes the mode. I’ve used mine for a few years hiking, fishing, and camping and have loved every minute using it.

[@caborico0677]

Excellent video! I like the ACR Res Q EPRIB. Being a sailor (hence CaboRico) that caught my attention! One thing I would add, unless I missed it in your presentation would be a Sawyer Water Filter. Those things are super handy when I forgot my water bottle and dying of thirst. I really like your idea of putting everything in it's separate pouch. that really makes sense.

[@Eric-ew8jt]

Awesome Wranglerstar video

[@dorcasowens1210]

Add two HD trash bags. 1 to put your feet into and 1 for upper body. Keeping feet dry goes along way to keeping warm. Be blessed.

[@pundy993]

Which wilderness areas do you bike in? I thought motorized vehicles were not allowed in these areas.

[@andrewscott153]

Perhaps he has to travel a ways to reach "free-er" America to ride the wilderness. Hopefully rural Oregon hasn't gone full AOC (pronounced "commie") yet. National forest usually ok unless Obummer or the UN got to it first, but they have indeed blocked off mass areas of BLM though😠

[@keithbrookshire]

I love these videos! I would love to see the contents of the 'go bags" for each family member.

[@caleb.wintersteen3272]

LOVE YOUR CHANNEL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@claytonbaker49]

I know what won’t be in that bag... The Benchmade Bugout

[@kevinmonzel]

Oooh original leatherman! Mine was stolen from me right out of my tent many years ago. When I tried to replace it they had already stopped making the original and prices were crazy for them like $60 - $80. Might try to get one again for $20

[@drlehman73]

Cody, any concerns of fume expansion in those bottles since they don't have a relief valve?

[@mmulligan090]

As I watched this video I just noticed you’ve passed 1.2 million subscribers!!!! Congratulations Wranglerstar, great to see so many other enjoy your content like I do

[@EDC_Tactical]

Hands down one of the top wranglerstar video categories

[@bobpancakes6075]

Just a note of the Android cables. By the looks of the cable, it is a micro-USB, most Android and non-apple devices are moving to USB C and the normal Micro USB will not fit at all. Anker makes really nice braided USB-C and Lighting cables. Hope this helps.

[@menohaveaname]

This is super useful. I wouldn't mind having a list of links for where to buy all there.

[@fyremanjef]

Watching again about a year later. Nice refresher. Thanks.

[@isaacmarte3520]

I recommend getting an Addtop solar charger/power bank. 25,000 big boy MaH and a fold out 4 panel solar panel. I know you said don't go amazon but its 60 bucks on amazon, and I've used it over the extremely tough winter this year in central minnesota, and left it in my car when temps hit -60f. Still works fantastic, charges my phone 4 times +, I bought a second one and left it in its box, that's how good I think it is. Not a paid sponsor, check it out!

[@eck0020]

Those rubber straps also look like they would make a great tourniquet!

[@KILLKING110]

The signal mirror is so effective The Modern Rogue test one it was visible from 4+ miles.

[@thaddeus9475]

"keep everything extremely organized" proceeds to dump everything out onto the counter

[@kevinstephens1109]

I have that old Leatherman. Love it, Its in my pocket always

[@Dave-Pro]

Same here. These Kit/Bag Contents video's are some of my favorites. What I HATE is when there is no listing of the stuff. Not even a PDF. If I have a name and manufacturer I can find it but wouldn't it be convenient if it was linked to a store? Win-Win

[@chrisspence3216]

I use the coast head lamp when hunting just Incase last season shot an elk in the evening . I pulled out my head lamp was super bright blew away my friends was like a spot light compared to theirs , was $40.00 I think at Home Depot super bright . Made skinning and night ride out on horses easy !

[@ColonelK0rn1]

I absolutely would love to see the trauma kit breakdown and parts list, and also a review on that extrication/retrieval kit(if you haven't already done one). I would love to go on a ride with you in the future!

[@gabedub]

I’ll line my backpack with a garbage bag when I’m backpacking. Works great for keeping all my gear dry even if I fall in a stream

[@chrischristenson4547]

For that cord consider ultra high molecular weight polyethylene Ultra strong floats light

[@poptop7637]

I agree. The original Leatherman is the best.

[@nolehopkins1077]

The leatherman rebar is a good one also

[@TokyoCraftsman]

IN my experience I always wanted as much weight on the bike, less on my back.

[@kylelee1911]

Id personally suggest a few other items a pen flare gun. From personal experience my dad was treed by a bear and couldn't signal at night so it's a good idea for nighttime rescue. I would have suggested a small hatchet but the knife and saw well make up for it. A small tarp is wonders it flat packs on the side of the pack and it's great for keeping rain or snow off. And maybe just a mountain house or similar freeze meal just in case you need dinner because that always helps and they last like 4 years.

[@almadeckard8360]

Blessings to all who do pay heed to what Cody has said. Yes, it is that time of year. The time for all wise Okie's to put together there tornado preps along with a 72-hour at home bag. Since it is an El Nino year it will wise to take extra precautions. Since these El Nino years have had the most devastating storms in the state of Oklahoma. Plus have a 72-hour auto or/at work bag you because just never know what may happen between where you work and where home is.

[@emmadrinkall9078]

I’m not disagreeing with your choices but two notes of interest for you Cody - 1) exotac make a lighter cover to waterproof a bic you might like it. 2) search KZbin for Adam savage leatherman saw - might change your mind on the capability of the LM saw especially in a pinch!

[@dannyakatrikerred7381]

Just gotta say that I agree with you about the original Leatherman. I actually have two of them. One has never been used and the other has been sent in for repair only once. I carried it as an EDC tool until I wore out the leather sheath. 👍🏻. 🇺🇸😎

[@elduderino4305]

You might really like the leatherman wingman too. I carry one in my pocket everywhere.

[@twman5648]

Solid kit, thanks for sharing! A little trick I've started doing is making some fire-paracord zipper pulls, handles or whatever I can use. Really neat stuff and I can cut a little piece off to make a fire and no extra tinder to have to store.

[@SG-jo9mk]

Great video! Where do you get the zipper bags and clear pouches for organizing?

[@TheUserid82]

They make a AA phone charger that can work as a backup to not need to remember to recharge the packs. Need a way to secure some of the gear on ether side of the wheels in a way it puts the weight low but not effect ground clearance or make snag points.

[@brettraymond8986]

Australias outback is a lot harder to survive but I love the amaricans outback/bush/forest they are just perfect not to hard but good fun

[@nickjennings3500]

Hi, that string looks like Dyneema, as used for synthetic winch rope, super strong, weighs nothing, floats too. Cracking video as always. Regards Nick

[@v26224]

checkout the wingman from letherman, it is so similar to the classic letherman, and a bit more user friendly

[@andyleland4765]

👋🏻 from Oregon!!!

[@RayceWood]

Yes lets do the ifak. Still waiting on the ifak and blister kit in your wildland bags that were never done.

[@dhawthorne1634]

I'd throw in a some small means of cooking like a metal spork, the canteen/cup combo that Joe Robinet uses and an MRE. I would probably also throw in a small drab wool blanket if I could cram it to the bottom under those fuel cans.

[@Terminxman]

I feel like it would be pretty smart to have an MRE or 2 or a couple of those freeze dried like mountain house meals, better than having no food whatsoever off the bat.

[@SCooperEagle]

I would like to see the IFAK kit

[@daniellittle7846]

in terms of phone charging most Android phones are USB-C not micro I would keep both because some do and some don't plus you can charge your battery with micro usb

[@Godi8975]

Interested to see how you handle flat tire situations?

[@ArthA122]

I really like these kind of videos ! You should switch the para cord on your fire steel for a red or orange one. Don't do a Joe Robinet one ! Can we get an update on your baby tree ?

[@jarridcockey3810]

I love the multifunction knifes so much I have one I keep in my toolbox and one in my fishing tackle box instead of having three or four tools

[@MARINERMAYNE]

I found an original Leatherman with a perfect case. It was the Marlboro country store version for $15

[@Clanmaki]

What type of zip lock bags are those please? They look heavy duty.

[@danielsneed3235]

great vid. will you be continuing the common man's tool set series?

[@chadliggett286]

Brother Awesome video! What are the makes of the bags? You are so right on with the headlamp make it Simple! Love choice the Leatherman and emergency Beacon! Best Regards!

[@MrOzzy281]

Get an Ledlenser MH10 just has on off and two brightness settings - much better than black diamond as you can also adjust the cone

[@jcknives4162]

I know it's your channel. I know you get to do it your way. I am a subscriber and I look forward to more tools, forging, timber framing etc; I bypass these videos. I'm sure they are great. Just not what I am enjoying or was enjoying about your channel.

[@07Countryboi]

Both me and my father had the og leather an with leather cases and we're heading on a family trip and forgot them on our belts and we both gave them to the two security guards instead of in the garbage.

[@andrewflickinger6240]

If you like the original leatherman you should look at the victorinox swisstool spirit

[@dustinwoelk3325]

Awesome you should do more of these

[@SamuelMcCunemusic]

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[@carlzirk]

How about 👍x5000

[@SamuelMcCunemusic]

Now let's not overthink this@@carlzirk 😂😂 ... That would be easier....

[@carlzirk]

@@SamuelMcCunemusic Your comment looked cooler.

[@joshbrashear8956]

You might want to upgrade to a USB type c cable. new android phones dont use micro usb anymore.

[@sketch2002]

I'd suggest one of the little adapters from micro usb to type c to cover both easily.