10 Survival Gear Items That Last Forever

Everyone should have the following minimum supply in their survival packs the list is as followed.
1) 1 folded pocketknife.
2) 1 role of heavy-duty military grade duct tape.
3) 1 pack of military grade glow sticks.
4} MRE's.
5) 1 folded shovel.
6) 1 handheld chain saw.
7) 1 military Kabar knife.
8) 2 wash clothes.
9) 2 bath towels.
10) at least 2 unscented bars of soap.
11) minimum of 5 changes of clothing i.e. 5 shirts, 5 pants, 5 pairs of socks, 5 pairs of underwear,
12) at least 1baseball cap or Boonie cover hat to protect you from the sun,
13) 1 bottle of headache pills for pain relief.
14) at least 1 survival water filter straw.
15) at least 1 military canteen with metal cup.
16) at least 1 fire starter.
17) 1 pack of disposable cheap lighters.
18) 1 pack of batteries
19) 1 battery operated flashlight.
20) 1 crank powered flashlight.
21) 1 crank powered radio
22) 1 crank powered power supply.
22) 1 handheld solar powered bank.
23) 1 waterproof bag.
24) 1 wool blanket.
25) 1 sleeping bag.
26) 1 military grade poncho to use as shelter.
27) 1 military grade IFAK medical first aid kit with tourniquet and emergency heat shield blanket.
28) 1 Camel water bag.
29 1 roll of heavy duty 550 cord.
30) a couple of boxes ammo for your pistols, rifles, shotguns you may have on you.
31) a couple of early warning devices to put around your camp in case of intruders or threats.
32) 1 face covering to protect and/hide your face and neck i.e. Gaitor neck.
33) 1 pair of gloves to protect your hands from the weather and injures.
34) 1 beanie winter hat for when it gets cold.
35) 1 pair of sunglasses with black lens.
Best overall survival bag to buy is a United States Marine Corps issues ILBE Rucksack. You should fold all clothing and supplies you can in rolls to make maximum room in your backpack.

I'll Always Love me Forever...

real talk i just shared this with my folks thank u for posting that the worldis is in chaos we need to protect our family please send me the link to order supplies bout to get this 22 acres

What package/ kit is that you have hanging that you pulled the firebox out of? Looks like there is a blanket, SOL poncho, tent repair kit, cord, knife, etc..all nearly packed in there.

Have to agree about the old style Alice pack was always surprised by just how much stuff could be shoved into it. Got my first one from the US Army when I was in more then once had it so full thought it would burst but never did. So if your looking for a sturdy, simple and basic backpack this is the one you want.

your site is way over priced and is full of gimiky gear

AWESOME INFO ❤❤❤❤❤❤

Depends on the area and climate, bayonet, and climbing rope with climbing hook and Caribbeaners.

Radio 📻

I broke my Leatherman after 4 years of farm use. Replaced it with a cheap Ozark trail multi tool from Walmart 5 years ago while I got the Leatherman repaired. Still using the Ozark every day and abusing it. I even use it as a hammer sometimes. Aluminum scales are dented but nothing is broken.

As far as immediate survival goes, good rain gear is essential. Once your wet your done.

Why not use the molle tactical bag?

That Leatherman looks ok, but they have been the crappy one

I've had my leatherman (and it survived several deployments and 25+ years in the military) for ever.

I have a question. As a female prepper..what is the cheapest yet decent quality tools I can get. I want a meat chopper, a hand saw, and a knife like the silky you mentioned. Also for cutting wood, would u recommend a hand saw, a hacksaw or those hand chainsaws u put your fingers into on each end? Is Gerber a decent brand? I saw a hand saw fir 30.00 at a close out store.

I know you love the silky saws, and I think you and everybody would like to know, that a guy that works on land and tree climbs, cutting and clearing land, used a Silky sugio arborist 420, for a year in heavy use, and you could tell!!! He even passed it down, so for a saw that was used by tree climbers in heavy use for a year, I have to say, that will be the one I buy!!

I went to the SAS bow website, that's nice, I'm getting it! It's perfect, and a guy that works for the company even took down a wild bore with it!! Thankyou for the tips, always love your videos!!!

Thanks for the video, always enjoy seeing your point of view. I’d like to suggest an alternative backpack- the U.S. marines rucksack. They are definitely built to last, hold a lot of gear, and are very comfortable to wear.

Trench style lighter as after an apocalypse gas/etc. will be available for at least a century(yes gas expires). Knife

Why would we need tools that last when you keep telling us that the world is about to end?

I don't believe in aliens at all. I do know there's demonic entities that can shape shift. Because they're spirits they can take on different forms. Or the maybe a ploy of these wicked global leaders. If we are in the end times, the bible says people will disappear in the rapture. The globalists want to to believe the aliens took them so be careful what u believe. Trust absolutely no globalists or govt anywhere. Just stay alert, watchful with ears to the ground. Keep prepping and training with new skills. God bless everyone who stands for truth.

Magnifying 🔎 glass to start a fire.

The only one I would pay for full price is the blanket.

Love u my friend keep up the good workgod bless tall peace.

military spec just means the cheapest stuff that just about meets basic stats for the job :)

"Military grade" doesn't mean jack shit most of the time buddy - ( except that it's probably just big clunky and plastic, that's for sure )

all these comments seem like bots

Need a budget version of this list

That little stove is fun but you better be good at feathering wood and ready to constantly tend to it with a bundle of smaller, pre-prepared wood. I’d rather build a legit fire that will also keep me warm, give some light, and dismay predators.

Ontario SP-16 SPAX. It's tough as shit and hacks though anything. 1/4" thick 1095 epoxy coated steel. It has access valve and fire hydrant key in the middle. It's my primary hatchet.

Thanks!b

No military stores around anymore

Save your dryer Lint, great fire starter that compacts

Don't walk through a city with all that

I have a turn down bow that's aluminum.

How can I get one

I had a leatherman from Gerber. Still have it, BUT, the blade broke and they had discontinued that model and I could NOT get a replacement for it... if you decide to get a multitool be sure you understand they're not made for a lot of tasks and if you drop them when open certain parts CAN BREAK... I don't recommend a multitool, if you're going to be out in the woods it's likely you won't be using a screw driver or an very small knife that you don't already have in the form of a pocket knife...

Test

Here's one optional prep that I recently did that I think everyone should do before it isn't an option anymore. I took all of my family digital photos that I've been meaning to print and I ordered prints. I know it's not a necessity, but I know I would really miss having them if I couldn't have the option to see or access them in SHTF. If you think about it, on the TV series "Alone," one of the precious items the participants are allowed to bring in adition to their carefully selected 10 items is one single photo of family / friends. 😄

For outdoor gear, a good channel to follow is The Outdoor Gear Review channel, the guy who runs that channel takes no sponsorships and stress tests tents and other outdoor gear that could turn lifesaver in an emergency. In an emergency, where you can't use your home, a tent or other portable shelter could save your life, or take your life if it's junk and it leaks.
I also picked up a book, "Plants of Coastal British Columbia" by Pojar and Mackinnon, which covers virtually all the plants you'll encounter from Oregon in the south, to Alaska in the north, in addition to the titular plants in BC. It shows pictures of the plants, as well as physical descriptions, traditional uses, including food and medicinal, so you can identify food and natural medicines, should you be desperate. There's food all around us in the wilderness, if we only knew what to look for.

I got a 1942 stamped W.W. 11 military folding shovel with wood handle.

Yes I understand I'm here Today for End Times!

There is Something you need to Understand. I was Born Basque yes Aquarius to Satisfy the Samaritans! And under a very specific year 1975 And yes it's documented that an unusual form of Blackbirds did plague earth. And yes in the year the Same Number of children Born day after day week after and month after for a whole year

£195 a ltr now, just gone up 10p last night, hear in the uk. grrr

I have a classic Victorinox Swiss Army Knife that I attached as a Keychain to my car keys so that I have a number of simple tools attached to the thing I'm least likely to lose or leave somewhere (my car keys) Any more involved tools/mess kits/etc. are kept in my main pack. For warmer climates a military poncho liner is much lighter than a wool blanket and dries much more quickly if it rains and can be had for very inexpensive prices and they last forever. This is a very good video and definitely got me thinking about ways to improve my backpacking kit

The best knives to own for survival adventure is all class or any types of machetes, machete is somehow different from any other knives out there as it is made and purposely made to hack the most strongest wood... Bamboo.

🇵🇬

Experiment with different gear. Make your own survival kit. Whatever works for your survival needs is gonna work best.

For backpackers, Firebox makes a Ti Nano version for cooking for 1-2 persons that is extremely light and just as convenient and functional!