$30 Survival Kit From HARBOR FREIGHT 

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​@@AdventureswithSpackmannJB weld it

Now you've given me a second view on that knife. I shall consider it.

Now that’s a knife , mate

What ever you need brother lol. Thanks for watching

That's what I said! 💪💪💪

@@fishingthe910 lmao heck yeah

@@fishingthe910 lmao heck yeah

Heck yeah bro! Bless you as well. Thanks for watching

I agree too. But this is a good starting point for sure. Glad you enjoyed. Thanks for watching

I bought the HarborFreight survival kit a few months ago, I did make some additions to it, I made sure to add some rubber bands, a razor blade or two, some extra fishing line, a nail clipper, And some zip ties

Someone else mentioned cigars lol. Thanks for watching

I don’t think I saw that video back in the day but I saw it this morning. Thanks for bringing it up. I’ll be going back and watching more now lol. Rambo was one of my favorite movies growing up and just the memories it brings back is great. Definitely not something to depend on but to mess around with, well worth the 10 bucks lol. Thanks for watching

@@AdventureswithSpackmann No problem buddy 👍 This video just reminded me of that with the knife and all lol. I couldn't agree more with ya that it's well worth the 10 bucks. I still have my old one around in one of my camp boxes and I'm pretty darn sure it's not near the quality of yours lol. It's always a pleasure by the way bro!

@@IntenseAngler I bet your old one is better quality than this lol.

@@AdventureswithSpackmann I'm not so sure about that man lol. I'm going to have to grab one of these to check out... it's about time for an "upgrade" anyhow lol

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In those 10 years how many times have you held it and pretended to slash and stab imaginary enemies? Thanks for watching

They make excellent road rage weapons, lol

lol right! Batteries are never included! Thanks for watching

Awesome! Great idea. Thanks for watching

Heck yeah! Thanks for watching

Nice! Yeah the case seems nice. Thanks for watching

Right bro! You too. Thanks for watching

@@AdventureswithSpackmann will do! You’re welcome

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Whoa I’ve never seen one inside a bracelet before that is cool. Ahhh the bottle holder is the bellow lol it is huge. Thanks for watching

Great idea. Thanks for watching

@@AdventureswithSpackmann saw your Walmart survival kit review as well. Would love to see a DIY kit. EDC LOADOUT AND A BACKPACK CAR/TRUCK LOADOUT. I didnt see it yet on your channel. Im always learning

@@bsd9230 I plan to soon. I did do a survival shotgun video with a small kit in it. Thank you so much.

@@AdventureswithSpackmann I could not find that video withthe small survival kit? Whats the title for me to search under?

Yeah some of the break away cards that have actual tools on them that come apart like the grim cards are kinda cool but these kinds I’m not a huge fan of. Thanks for watching

I love me a coffee can pot. Light as hell, cheap as hell and huge. If only every kit followed Dave’s 10 Cs. Thanks for watching. Glad you enjoyed it.

I mean that’s the same with any fixed blade knife with a sheath right? And good call on the bellow, inhaling after blowing is not good. And first aid is a must too. Thanks for watching

@@AdventureswithSpackmann the problem with the spork is that it not obvious that there is a knife in that handle. The danger is present for anyone who is not familiar with particular kind of spork. If your finger extends over the handle at all, you can cut through the tendon really quickly. In a survival sitch.....that could be a disaster. Better just a plain old long-handled spoon. The Ozark Trail kit has an identical spork but with a different colored handle.

​@@CowboySurvivalthat knife in the spork is just slightly sharper than a butter knife, if you cut yourself on that it was destiny

@crazytexan7532 lol I think I have sharper butter knives.

@CowboySurvival ah I see what you mean.

lol I was worried too. I’m a huge fan of cheap and quality and Harbor Freight usually hits those. Lmao I’m so glad I didn’t either. Thanks for watching

Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching

For sure! For 10 bucks it just cool to have. Would make an excellent butter knife too. How was the sewing kit? Like is the thread good? Thanks for watching

@@AdventureswithSpackmann the thread isn't the strongest, but it gets the job done in a pinch. It saved my daughter's puffer jacket when it got snagged, so that was worth the entire cost itself.

@@chadtilghman255 nice, thanks for letting me know

Chuck in some UCO storm matches, a 1 qt ziploc freezer bag and some water tablets and wont be to bad of a kit

@texmex8220 oh a freezer bag and tablets is a great idea! Thanks for watching

Exactly! $10 you can’t go wrong. I’ve used it on every trip since I’ve bought it and I’m still happy with it. It’s a fun knife. Thanks for watching

@@AdventureswithSpackmann You are welcome and thank you for the work you put into these videos.

I hear ya there. I’m a huge fan of the little fishing kit and it’s going into another kit. Thanks for watching

Prefect gifts for young folks to practice with or to start with. Thanks for watching

I do believe the case is gasketed. Absolutely a steel container is ideal! And coffee is 100% necessary to survive and thrive lol. Thanks for watching.

It’s coming! You missed the newest heated jacket giveaway. Sorry. Thanks for watching

The prices are going way down. This one is on sale and I have a $200 discount code. Making it even cheaper. You have a great evening as well. Thanks for watching

Send me a link. Either, Facebook, instagram, or email and I’ll look into it. Thanks for watching

I’m glad you enjoyed. Thanks for watching

I agree, a nice indeed. Thanks for watching

@@AdventureswithSpackmann welcome

So glad you like them! Love feedback like this. Thanks for watching

It’s pretty cool right! Thanks for watching

I agree. Sorry if I said it was a viable survival tool. I simply meant it’s cool. I would trust it to survive with. But for $10 I think it’s cool. The cold steel bushman is a sweet knife. Thanks for watching

@@AdventureswithSpackmann trade medium, and could always break it and use pine pitch and paracord to use the blade to make a spear. so if already have it, or it is the only thing on the shelf as you are heading into a situation then ya better then nothing. even if you learn how to knap stone tools that process takes hours, especially if you don't have the tools for it with you. so ya not something to proactively go for, but if no other option would be better to have it then nothing. sure i carry a leatherman always, but that is not gonna take abuse, but will work great for fine work. something else to consider is get a wood sawzall blade and go at it with a metal file or grinder (dip in water often to avoid damaging the tempor) put edge on the back side, put a paracord wrap on the handle. then you got a knife with a saw on the back.

@@firearmssanctuary2448 I’m surprised there isn’t a good saw knife yet. A silky blade that’s a machete I would love. Great ideas and feedback. Thanks

Good video thanks for posting this. The Gordon 11 and 1/4" machete for $19.99 as of 6/2024 doesn't have a survival kit, though it seems a little more reliable. Though Rambo knives are good, I would definitely put some locktite and epoxy in the handle, before sealing it up.

@negolfman the Rambo knife is cool, maybe not good lol. Glad you liked it. Thanks for watching

Happy Sunday bro! May keep the Allen key in the handle. Just because your survival starts in southern Cali doesn’t mean it ends there, lol think about that 🤯 thanks for watching bro.

Thank you!

lol when the wife’s away we will play. Thanks for watching

Cheers bro! Thanks for watching

Lmao thank you very much! But wait wait wait…… only 2 dobbies????? Thanks for watching

Do you remember how long ago that was? Thanks for watching

@@AdventureswithSpackmann it was around Dec 20, when I bought it.

@@wolfproducts wow that’s a quick raise in price. Thanks

lol it’s true though. The rest of world uses metric and we refuse to. It’s not a dig on the rest of the world more of a dig on us lmao. The bike is so cool. Love that you can set the speed. Makes it very nice riding with my kids. Thanks for watching

Glad you liked it. Why do you disagree with it? Thanks for watching

Probably referring to water purification in a plastic container. At best if it doesn't melt you'll have micro plastic hell in your body.

@@ancientsouloutdoors4088 I can see that but it’s better than dying of dehydration

@@AdventureswithSpackmann better than potential renal failure and absolute dehydration? In a pick your poison scenario, there are much better ways of finding potable water. At the very least, take a metal container

@@ancientsouloutdoors4088 well of course if you have a metal container use it and bring it. I’m not suggesting using this over a metal container by any means.

Yes it is. I’m not recommending sticking this in a fire but in a pinch, hot rocks could be used to boil water in it. Last resort for sure but it’s probably better than dehydration I would imagine. Thanks for watching

Building your own is the way to go. But I agree way better than Walmarts. Thanks for watching

@@AdventureswithSpackmann THANKS for answering!!!

@@elizabeththompson4424 you’re welcome! I try to respond to every comment.

Absolutely. I didn’t mean it’s a great knife or it’s a great survival knife but for $10 it’s cool to play with. Thanks for watching

@@AdventureswithSpackmann i get it For $10 it's cool

Totally agree. Thanks for watching

They do always break but the nostalgia of it is so cool! Thanks for watching bro

Huh? Not sure what you mean. Thanks for watching

I agree, good for a starting point for someone and to throw under a seat. Thanks for watching

Lmao so glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching

@@AdventureswithSpackmann now bro I dare u to do an overnight video in the rain with that kit a pot and some food cuz tha would be hard af man no lie but good content for us lol

@@crazynice32 I would love to but my survival videos just don’t get the views. My last one, I thought was great and it just didn’t do well. I love doing stuff like that and will in the future but right now I have to do what people watch. Once I get to the point that people watch them all, I’ll do it all! Promise bro.

@@AdventureswithSpackmann man don’t even apologize u got a bottom line u gotta do if folks ain’t watching u can’t continue to do these fun videos so I totally get it. It’s just wild cuz maybe I’m bias but I think all ur videos rock bro 🙌🏾🙌🏾

@@crazynice32 thank you so much. I think they all rock too but I’m not big enough to do whatever I want yet. Some day!

I agree. But some people just want to be able to buy something and hope for the best. Hopefully this gives everyone a better idea of what they are getting. Thanks for watching

​@@AdventureswithSpackmannI got it! People buy a kit and don't know what to expect because there is no standardized measure! If it was something like the standards in fire extinguishers A, B, C, D, E+ people would easily know what to expect from a survival kit. Perhaps if we talk enough about it could we promote a standardation of shorts?

@@Lonewolf-ei5yv I think Dave Canterbury sums it up pretty well with his 10 Cs of survival. I’ll start spreading his word in these videos. I not sure it gets more complete than that lol.

​@@AdventureswithSpackmann The 10 Cs of survival is a good starting point we should promote awareness to it.

@@Lonewolf-ei5yv heck yeah

Sure can. Thanks for watching

Life is about having fun. Things I enjoy doing include but are not limited to: bike rides, playing with toys(this time a drone), checking out cool spots, checking out cool gear, and showing that cool gear. And it is RU-vid after all. Thanks for watching

Unfortunately no, it’s sold separately. Thanks for watching

I’m red green colorblind so when colors are next to eachother I see different colors than a non-colorblind person would see or simpler answer would be, my camera man told what color they are. Thanks for watching

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lol no it didn’t 🙁 I’m pretty sure it came installed too. Thanks for watching

@AdventureswithSpackmann I enjoyed the vid. 👍

@@JhanDeCal glad you liked it!

lol ohhh it’s a teaching tool. Thanks for watching

Burn counts have been low lately sorry. Thanks for watching

He’s a vampire and has no reflection. 🤫 it’s not a dig at metric, it’s a dig at us not accepting metric lol. Thanks for watching

It’s not a take into the woods and survive knife but it’s cool and very nostalgic for me. Thanks for watching

I’m think as a starting point or a throw under the seat kit, straight out of the box, it checks the marks. Fire, shelter, water. And you can add to it. Thanks for watching

So glad you enjoyed. Thanks for watching

It paid for me to show you the survival kit. Thanks for watching.

Utoh a Few Thousand more views, and you can Show Your Beater, on a McDonalds Happy Meal Review!!!😂😂​@@AdventureswithSpackmann

Might not be for some but I feel it’s better than other $30 kits I’ve seen. Thanks for watching

I mean I’d rather have this than nothing. Skills are always needed too. Thanks for watching

Obviously, these are not optimal solutions. But, as a general rule, one should always be at least moderately prepared for the unexpected. Keeping a kit in your car for example. I have a couple of those $10 Rambo knives in each of my bug out bags. Thermal blankets are cheap and easy to carry. You may choose to call those items “trinkets”, but they’re far better than nothing at all. And for the record, the rules are that anything that keeps me alive is not a trinket and doesn’t include any additional weight from ammunition and weapons being carried. Lightweight and durable materials used properly can save lives

@@TrivialRiddle, I agree. Maybe not ideal survival items, but I’d certainly take them in a pinch.

Adding the Rambo knives to each bug out bag is a great idea!

@@AdventureswithSpackmann , I have one of these similar kits that I got at a local home store on sale for $15 recently. It had a different-but-cool spoon/fork combo, and some paraffin-saturated pieces of cotton rope. The other items and box were pretty much the same as in your video. The Ferro rod starts a fire very well, and actually, so did the ferro rod on the paracord bracelet. So just for basic fire, cordage, and shelter-I considered it a win. Thanks for your video. 😊

lol if they put me in forth quarter we would have been state champs! Thanks for watching

I prefer comments here as it helps the channel but personal questions can go to Instagram, or my email. Both can be found on my channel. I have an email too but like to keep that for business related stuff. Thanks for watching