$50 Survival Kit Vs. $5000 Survival Kit

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@DropForgedSurvival 6 лет назад

*Where do you land on the Bug Out / Survival Bag? We feel 3 days doesnt cut it.... With water and shelter anyone can last 72 hours. We feel planning for a 2-3 week emergency makes more sense! Tell us your Thoughts Down Below!* Also TRAIL LIGHT: Kogalla RA... I ran out of room in the Video Description...

@maeestrada7563 6 лет назад

DropForgedSurvival I agree but it's can be much more heavy a load to carry on you person but definitely if you can handle the added extra weight...Go for it! Better prepared for more than less.😎

@soleripper 6 лет назад

DropForgedSurvival i try to set mine to a week long

@timbrwolf2238 6 лет назад

For me it depends on my plan and who I expect to have along with me. My plan is to have tools not easily attainable on my own or in the wild. Additionally items for short term and longer term. Like water filtration instead of packaged water, pots instead of pounds of pre-pack food. I keep a short supply of food rations in the bag for an immediate need while escaping only. Shelter and fire are important, I consider the rule of 3's which we all know. In my area I can only get so far from the city, so I have my bag setup for my situation. I hope that makes sense, but 2-3 weeks for me will be pretty much in an urban jungle, not a rural one.

@DropForgedSurvival 6 лет назад

Mae Estrada A solid Framed Pack that is Properly Fitted really does make all the difference!

@surviveanything4765 6 лет назад

Three days you really only need water and some form of shelter to survive. I agree with the 1-3 week scenario for prepping.

@Atombender 4 года назад

Solution: Buy the $50 Survival Kit and carry it around in a $4950 Toyota.

@DropForgedSurvival 4 года назад

Lmao 😂

@user-fh5rz9tq1r 5 лет назад

that 5k bag better have a foldable car to drive home

@tantaluss68 4 года назад

should be a 5K jeep lol

@petricedobson7836 3 года назад

😂😂😂😂😂😂

@thoughtsfromaidiot5928 3 года назад

Shoot my car cost half the price of that kit..

@theodorefelton2592 3 года назад

Exactly damn they trippen

@anglership9563 3 года назад

A go cart and like 7 gallos Ns of gasoline

@TheJoester59 5 лет назад

If you need a $5000 bug out bag, then you dont need to be outside lol.

@victorunbea8451 5 лет назад

I'll still thumbs up just because someone spent $5K on $750 max of gear

@bradleykillen6104 5 лет назад

Idk.. my gurka kukri plus was $400.. my boots were $250, my bow was $900.. $25 dollars an arrow. If you want quality gear you only need to buy once.. its gonna cost ya. Obviously you can go to Canadian tire or Walmart and buy a 200$ kit.. but its gonna fall apart after 3 trips to the field.. this is an investment, in the outdoors. He chooses to spend his money on a healthy activity and something he enjoys! :)

@TheJoester59 4 года назад

@Hydroponic City it's basically luxury camping lol. They might need to bring a king sized bed and a golden toilet.

@TheJoester59 4 года назад

@Hydroponic City yes I agree. Sure it's nice to have great gear and have something for everything but to me, that ruins it. So much more fun to bring just the basics and make something out of nothing in the woods. Instead the have there commercially made bullshit.

@TheJoester59 4 года назад

@Hydroponic City dude is gonna have a hunchback lmao

@Brood_Master 5 лет назад

How much does that $5000 rig weigh??? My guess is at least 100-lbs +++... As a life long back packer/through hiker I can tell you, if you expect to cover any amount ground in a bugout situation, weight is everything. You need to be much lighter than that. Like 65-70 lbs max for a young man and no more than 50 lbs for a young woman. For myself now at age 57 and still doing hikes that cover 60 to 80 miles in a 5 days. I prefer less than 50 lbs. Typically my pack is between 40 to 45 lbs for 1 person for 7 days without rationing food. With rationing this can be easily doubled... This weight includes 3 liters of water, a good water filtration system, 1 can of bear spray, a 2-man tent, stove with fuel, clothing and sleeping gear to keep me comfortable down to 25 deg-F... Add another 5 lbs for snow conditions with temps reaching just a little below zero... However, This does not include a fire arm and ammo. Though you could substitute a small cal. hand gun for the bear spray for about the same weight... The cost of my rig is around $500...

@dvig3261 5 лет назад

Just how stupid does one need to be to spend $500.00 on a knife, when there are many, MANY cheaper and perfectly rugged and serviceable options available damned near everywhere???

@trnowskirabelj 3 года назад

True

@dailydoseofrandomvideos5482 5 лет назад

Wish you had opened that 50 dollar bag, 500 dollar bag too. *Lots of pointing and talking*.

@schylerlewis8467 5 лет назад

Hiking barefoot is not only a bad idea but downright stupid.

@CM-ve1bz 4 года назад

Schyler Lewis Cody Lundin has been doing it for 20 years.

@purrfekt 4 года назад

A $5000 bug out bag is the Mercedes Benz of survival kits. It is less about survival and more about showing off and luxury.

@auzi85 5 лет назад

You won't go more than 5 days of walking before you drop half of that stuff.

@DropForgedSurvival 5 лет назад

You say that now... until you watch my 30 Day Survival Challenge

@auzi85 5 лет назад

@@DropForgedSurvival Well it does matter a lot what the survival scenario is. I am by no means a survival expert, most of my experience comes from only a few years in the Army and working with Emergency Management and Public Safety personal. I am also a hiker and have sectioned hiked the AT a bit and planning a thru hike in a year or two, so I dig how you incorporated into your methods. If you're planning on a SHTF scenario, you look pretty solid. I try and plan for the more likely out outcomes first and give more time to prepping for sheltering in place and bugging out in my car. I think the gear you have packed could be replaced with possible lighter (which also means even more expensive) and in some cases find you don't use some items. I'll be interested in the outcome of your trial to hear what you ended up needing and how much weight was an issue. From my thru hiking prep, you need to subtract your estimated food and water weight from your max weight you can carry. But if you're planning on homesteading in a SHTF trial, you look prepared and thought out.

@gregkral4467 5 лет назад

You can survive for three days with no water, three weeks with no food, and three hours without internet connection.

@DropForgedSurvival 5 лет назад

Definitely need to Check out our 30 Day Survival Challenge Greg

@paulbutler75 5 лет назад

Mate if most people today went three hours without internet they would think they were some sort of hard-core caveman superhero.sadly most people have become so soft and spoilt I have started to hate being around them

@timothyharrison5338 5 лет назад

Having spent 30 years in the army I can tell you for a fact you arent going to moving to fast or to far with a pack that large and that heavy especially in rough terrain!! If you're going up hill its going to kill you! And it looks top heavy too!

@DropForgedSurvival 5 лет назад

We are always changing, growing, and evolving our kits. To be fair. I have had 3 design changes for this kit before my 30 Day Survival challenge.

@SandpiperN121PP 5 лет назад

It is the difference between being trained for survival and not. He apparently has little to no survival skills

@thatgoose2639 5 лет назад

Yep. After a couple multiday hikes, the goal becomes finding items that can do 5+ jobs.

@brendenlogue 5 лет назад

Before even watching the video or reading the comments I can already tell you the difference. The difference is $4950.

@jjsheridanYT 4 года назад

500 dollar knife that they use as an axe but still carry an axe. Some people have too much money and not enough sense

@DropForgedSurvival 4 года назад

Too much money 😂

@KarlCalma 5 лет назад

This guy is trying to save a whole community with his bag.

@DropForgedSurvival 5 лет назад

Your life is in your hands. No else will save you

@thatgoose2639 5 лет назад

Lol yeah. I was thinking he could put an army of people to Work with all this tools

@ian_the_random 4 года назад

It's a satchel 😆🙉😅😂🤣

@milaanpatel4997 3 года назад

5000$. I was expecting Bear Grylls curled up in there.

@saf5800 3 года назад

Exactly, expensive as hell

@trnowskirabelj 3 года назад

For real.There is noo need for that expensive stuff.All you need survival skills and basuc tools

@outdoorsurvival9976 2 года назад

Bear Grylls has got to be one of the worst "survivalists" out there to be honest with you. Saved constantly by a crew and staying in hotels at night, he's a complete sham. All for shock factor.

@regularguy9219 4 года назад

You're on glue if you try and defend a 5000$ bug out bag. i survived for a week in Iraq when i was fighting overseas, with cheap mre's, water and power bars. And i had a watch, a cheap casio and a knife and rifle. no one should ever put a 500$ knife in bug out bag.

@Dravit_M4 4 года назад

my thoughts exactly. this is for someone who wants to "survive" very comfortably.

@drozycoder2007 4 года назад

This was basically just a way for him to show off his $5000 survival bag and explain how clever he was for picking everything. There seems to be a mentality to preppers of bragging about their reasoning. I was just disappointed that there was no exploration into how the $500 was different from the $50 and what parts could be taken from it to add to the $50 because that's the most reasonable price range.

@xavierburgos2647 4 года назад

5k survival kit had so many knives, I thought it was a Rachel Ray cooking set

@DropForgedSurvival 4 года назад

It just might be.

@McMintyMP 5 лет назад

Adds a $500 custom knife that can be easily replaced by a $100 knife. Amazin.

@DropForgedSurvival 5 лет назад

Duh 🙄

@eldergroan 5 лет назад

use $4000 to buy a vehicle + fuel, the rest for gear + food. get tf out of dodge. profit.

@Takamitzu 2 года назад

The 5k bag is a joke lot of garbage in it

@shaynecarter-murray3127 4 года назад

Here's what I've gleaned from videos of that nature (not claiming expertise, just a camper with many hours of being entertained by RU-vid survival channels): If you are spending lots of time/making your living doing survivally stuff, it would make sense to buy the best possible gear and spend tons of money. You'll be the ones people look to when SHTF. If you are a hobbyist, it makes sense to get good gear and practice with it so you can handle the occasional bad situation. If you're an average joe who simply wants a little emergency preparedness, and have no interest in being in the woods, you just need food, water purification, and lighting to get you through to find the pros. In any case, weight is an issue...a regular person isn't going to make much distance with 60lbs of gear on their back, it's just not something regular people have experience with. Know your position, prepare for what you can.

@isaacj2914 2 года назад

you should always always build your own bug out bag

@lapulga9000 2 года назад

Shhhhhhhh isaac

@cloudoftime 2 года назад

Just not how they did it in this video, unless you want to spend unnecessary amounts of money.

@dayanawolfie4809 5 лет назад

I would just buy a bag and make my own, common sense.

@alexh4398 5 лет назад

Don't buy it... This is just an ad. Build your own kit, and for the love of God don't "bug out" barefoot.

@seamusdoyle4884 5 лет назад

I simply love how they have spent more than 5000$ on equipment, but for some reason go barefoot. So ironic.

@jl9554 5 лет назад

Alex H that's exactly what I thought when he showed the crazy Russian hacker video.

@GRAYWOLF232 4 года назад

To survive you need: axe, knife, fire starter, map, compass, rope, metal jar. And a nature with good animals to hunt and water.

@DropForgedSurvival 4 года назад

Boom! Can’t wait to watch that survival adventure!

@DHFHades 4 года назад

I was gonna say 5000 dollars is ridiculous for a BOB, but there's actually a TON of good stuff in that thing...and now I'm kind of jealous...lol

@SecondClassCitizen 4 года назад

5k for a bag and contents, 500 just for that knife. Yeah no thanks seems a little much.

@lenainbelen592 4 года назад

Moral patches tell people like me "Im a gamer wimp, please don't take my things away from me."

@demetriosb5758 5 лет назад

To be fair in an extreme survival situation that $50 bag could keep you alive. If you conserve the water and the food for 10-14 days. Don’t get me wrong that’s STRETCHING it but people have survived longer than that with nothing at all. Great for putting in your car and those bigger bags are for a serious collapse of society and disasters that see millions of people die.

@DropForgedSurvival 5 лет назад

Absolutely it could... I don’t care how anyone chooses to prep... i just hope more people start somewhere

@izoo1687 5 лет назад

Demetrios b yup

@nicktrue7915 5 лет назад

That is IT! I am going to buy all the stuff in the wal mart camping section, then buy a decent 60L backpack. Load everything in there...Then multiply the cost of everything by 3, and sell them online for people too lazy to put one together themselves.

@DropForgedSurvival 5 лет назад

lol

@shighley948 5 лет назад

I think if you marketed it correctly you could make a killing for a short time. Some BOBs I've seen being sold have been little more than marked up bass pro stuff.

@Coloradocop 5 лет назад

You carry a $5,000 survival pack and hike around barefoot in the mountains?

@AA-pb5qs 4 года назад

Ikr

@americanlivesmatter-BmanWild 5 лет назад

$5k for a camp sack..

@classiccafe1 6 лет назад

I purchased an AR15 in .223 for $699 and a Kimber 1911 $900 A 4 year old 500 Yamaha Enduro with 10k miles $2300, a quality back pack with A top rated Medical kit 20 MRE's Sleeping bag Fire Starter tent multiple hand cranked items such as flash lights radios etc Solar panel charger for tech an ax water purification fishing gear, more bells and whistles and gear than I can remember for about $700 oh and a Kizer Megatherium $233 because I wanted to treat myself. Grand Total for everything $4832 but yeah your bag for $5000 sounds like a great deal

@DropForgedSurvival 6 лет назад

That is a cheap rifle.

@metingurbuz750 6 лет назад

And your bow isn`t hoyt either :D

@DropForgedSurvival 6 лет назад

Metin Gurbuz No.... I switched to Mathews and Elite.

@fireyourrocketts 6 лет назад

uhh, nope, there is not cheap rifle when it comes to rifles, I have seen DPMS for that price at its bare minimum new and it is extremely reliable and functional; there are of course, nicer ones, both will fire a round, both will do in an emergency situation; it is about preference and budget; I too like more expensive stuff and I got them but I find he had a really nice deal and has everything or mostly everything needed for survival and then some!

@toguidver9841 2 года назад

In Search and Rescue we have a 24 hour and a 72 hour bag at the ready depending on the situation... Both packs full are not over $400. You don't need a $200 knife when a $20 mora will do. We are trained not only to get ourselves back safely, but the lost or injured subjects, and locate a criminal hiding out.. Each time out we pick up experience by utilizing what's in our pack and tracking skills.. The best tool you have is your experience !

@sammywhammy8295 2 года назад

I definitely agree. A 20 dollar mora knife is all you need

@C4ctusJ4ckBoyy 2 года назад

@@sammywhammy8295 A morakniv does not take all tasks well. A thick quality fixed blade will be way better than a cheap mora who will break someday, like a trc apocalypse

@scottfergusson8411 4 года назад

Biggest problem I have come across is that people have these items but have never even gone into their own backyard to test them out. Then when it comes time to use all their new fun items they don’t know how they work.

@DropForgedSurvival 4 года назад

I agree scott. I definitely need to field test personal gear before any adventures and such.

@md65000 2 года назад

Spending a few hundred on a survival bag is smart. Spending $5000 on a survival bag is stupid. The best way to spend $5000 for "survival" is to put it in a retirement account.

@ganganthefatman1382 2 года назад

Not necessarily. It's not always about the equipment but the quality of it all. Sure, you can work up some grit with the cheaper stuff but a great quality bag will go a long way. It's also less expensive as you won't need to replace the bag as often, whereas you'll be doing exactly that with the cheaper stuff.

@ShaneLOVESfish 2 года назад

I can see why city people would buy these bags for sure

@cmdr_ava 5 лет назад

*has hatchet* *chops the wood with giant knifo* Just... why?

@HobbitHomes263 5 лет назад

Thousands of GIs survived Vietnam with a $25 knife. Paying $500 for a knife is just a "look at me" thing and completely uneccesary

@DropForgedSurvival 5 лет назад

Not at all. It was a gift from a friend who is also a custom knife maker... nothing more.

@cmm9360 5 лет назад

Hobbit Homes - I completely agree, a durable knife does not need to be $500

@leoghann 2 года назад

I have three bags one for home two for vehicle all fully outfitted spent less than 400 a 5000 bag is just name and hype and 4500 of unjust expense.

@Msasha2727 3 года назад

It better have a. Air mattress 3 guns mini bar and a foldable electric fence with a generator so you can just chill until the smoke clears

@harbingerofepiphany3155 5 лет назад

Best survival tool is an education and experience in survival! no kit can replace that,,!

@DropForgedSurvival 5 лет назад

Ahhhhh.

@Lib3x 4 года назад

Facepalm... a bow, waterbottle, first aid kit, knife or axe, firestarter, sleepingbag and a tent is all you need to survive. anything else is just added weight and would more likely slow you down and burn your energy faster. Everything else can be found and be made from materials in the nature.

@voxie6873 4 года назад

still a good idea to put some small food items to keep you going if you can't find food. Also a poncho because they weight like nothing and take up almost no space.

@Lib3x 4 года назад

@@voxie6873 i live in Sweden where it gets very cold during winter or very warm during summer. we use shell-jackets and what we call "layer on layer-principle" getting cold? put on another layer, getting warm? take one layer off. for sure you need food. i use to dry jerky in the oven. :)

@ladydragon7777 4 года назад

@@Lib3x don't wear tight clothes,wear loose clothes and jackets,your body heats up the space between keeping you warmer.

@Lib3x 4 года назад

@@ladydragon7777 i know ☺️

@Ivanna_Jerkov 5 лет назад

How in the world did humans manage to survive the last few hundred thousand years without fifty pounds of useless commercial crap on their backs? Glad you asked. By carrying the only thing you really need. A brain stuffed with the knowledge of your local area and how to use what grows there to your advantage. And friends. You can't do it alone, people.

@DropForgedSurvival 5 лет назад

Hahahaha.... Maybe I forgot about all the Massive Horse Wagons, Day Rucks, and Luggage folks brought with them when moving cross country, homesteading new lands, and surviving until a town was established. Hell.. I need to tell them they were all wrong! With that said... you are 100% correct.. the brain is a fantastic tool but you can’t go all jedi and hunt a bear with your mind, and skin a deer with telekinesis. 🤦🏻‍♂️

@Ivanna_Jerkov 5 лет назад

@@DropForgedSurvival Maybe you misread what I wrote. Or possibly haven't the most basic knowledge of human history outside of the expansion west learned from Hollywood hokum. Let me repeat. The last few hundred thousand years. Not the last few hundred. There were no horse wagons. Actually, there were no horses for most of that time. Or any type of domestic animals. Or dogs. Or cats. The luggage people carried with them was some skins, a coal (if lucky), a club of some sort, and a few good throwing and cutting rocks. There was no homesteading for most of that time as well. You ate what you found that wasn't too rotten to keep down. And none of this surviving until a town was established. No towns. Just surviving. They had their wits and experience. Something 99% of armchair survivalists lack. Most of the people I've seen online or on TV wouldn't last a week after the SHTF. But they'd sure go out in style with that fancy $5000.00 backpack and veritable arsenal of weapons that would come in handy for the guy that takes it from his cold dead hands. You should be thankful for the fact that prehistoric humans didn't need an online "guru" to sell them bad information and cheap crap the will break in a few days. Else you wouldn't be here to do what you are doing.

@RaizanMedia 5 лет назад

@@Ivanna_Jerkov Prehistoric humans died by the fuckload too. A common cold would wipe a camp. The mix of knowledge and gear is what made humans survive and thrive.

@Ivanna_Jerkov 5 лет назад

@@RaizanMedia In the context of what I originally posted, what you are saying is that humans barely avoided extinction until the miracle of the internet and prepper channels pushing the products they get paid to push. 55.3 million sounds like a fuckload as well. That's approximately how many people died in 2018. So what's your point? And that BS common cold comment needs a citation.

@Big-Government-Is-The-Problem 5 лет назад

have fun walking around in animal skin clothing and making fire with your bowdrill... why are you watching a channel about "bad information and cheap crap the will break in a few days" if you only walk around with your brain? knowledge is obviously the most important thing but using modern materials is better than living like a caveman. would you rather spend hours building a leaky primitive shelter by cutting trees down with your stone knife or would you rather throw down a tent in 10 minutes and be warm inside of a dry sleeping bag? when you go camping do you bring nothing, or only what prehistoric man carried? every society on earth has advanced to the point where they have villages and they garden or have livestock. the hunter gatherer lifestyle was what humanity did until they found a better way. id rather be rich sitting in a mansion than chasing after a herd of buffalo and shooting it with my stone arrows...

@MrNed09 4 года назад

WOW, $5,000 is a MASSIVE amount of money my friend! I have been involved in survival and bushcraft training for over 30 years now, and I have built up a lot of equipment over those years! But I very much doubt that my equipment would be much more than $2000 tops, but that is because I decided to invest more time into building and gaining knowledge, which is the principal of bushcraft, the more knowledge you have, the less equipment you will need to carry!!!! I have met and worked with many different survivalist and bushcrafter's over the years, who all start out the same way, equipment for everything! Which soon seems to change quickly once the realise the concept of carrying it all!!!Lol.😆 And the advantage of knowledge, you will always have it with you when you need it the most! Great video by the way, I liked the fact that you covered 3 different budgets, and I liked your idea about purchasing the $50 kit and adding to it, that is certainly the way I would go if I was starting out. I think it's important for people to realise, that your equipment is like your skills, they grow with you! Best wishes from the UK 👍 😉

@DropForgedSurvival 4 года назад

This is a way outdated video... I have learned a Ton since this video

@JCC_1975 4 года назад

I lived in a tent on the river (no jokes pls) for 2 years straight. I wanted to know if shtf I could make it. Do you wanna know what you REALLY need? A 55gallon platic bag to put your sleeping bag inside. A very good knife with belt sheath . Fishing line and hooks n sinkers (which if wrapped up will attach to your ball cap.) A handkerchief or 2 for filtering your water. A water bottle. A small pot to boil water and cook in. A swiss army knife. 3 changes of clothing and para cord. I had the braclets from the dollar tree with the whistle and a compass on them. A first aid kit. That's all i wound up needing. Everything else I started out with was UTTERLY USELESS.... Go wild camping now and figure out what you really need.

@rahuldoes 4 года назад

Yes. Exactly. One could even pack a Hummer, if it goes way deep in the rabbit hole!

@levihinds6716 4 года назад

Oak st ?

@JCC_1975 4 года назад

@@levihinds6716 ?????

@JCC_1975 4 года назад

@@rahuldoes ???? My b.o.b. only weighed 8lbs. What's a hummer got to do with be being prepared? I'm lost with that one lol. I haven't had my coffee yet lol

@rahuldoes 4 года назад

Jenncam AMERICA FIRST It was not about your very SENSIBLY selected selection. This comment was meant for the Original Poster.

@Bobombkaboom 5 лет назад

Should have paid more attention to the thru hikers. Looks like half the weight you have is extra bags in your bag. ..extra weight uses more energy. Heavy bags make walking more unstable. .etc..

@DropForgedSurvival 5 лет назад

Im fine with it. I train with 50 lbs 3 days a week. Ill have a video on that soon also.

@Bobombkaboom 5 лет назад

@@DropForgedSurvival that might be ok. But what good is a prep for 2 weeks and you're only doing 3 days. I get that "2 is 1,1 is none" and all the little sayings, but this bag is just a shopping trip. An axe,saws, AND a knife big enough to baton? Water filters, cook set AND a water filter bottle that can't be used for anything else? People pack with their fear, and their wallets. Nothing about this says experience. Just panic and money. Have a good day.

@Bobombkaboom 5 лет назад

@Josh ? Nailed it. Wisdom keeps you safe much longer than a gimmick overpriced REI toy. And weighs nothing.

@shadestepbarbie1000 5 лет назад

this guy is clearly an elitist. you dont have to have all this stuff. like a 500 dollar knife" to survive.

@DropForgedSurvival 5 лет назад

Yes.... I drive a ford fiesta and live in 2 bedroom apt... Very elitist. Lmao Goodness. I merely showed 3 kits and 3 levels and bamm! Im a jackass! Bahahaha ok 👌

@snakepliskin2.016 4 года назад

DropForgedSurvival Ford Fiesta when was the last one was built two bedroom apt. Yet 5 G on a bugout bag. Don’t understand the logic there but to each his own

@josmoify 4 года назад

I still don't see the $5K in it,lol

@philbrownsey-hughes2793 4 года назад

for $5k i'd expect an rv? 70% of that gear totally unneeded , basically what you carried in big pack mean you went GLAMPING!

@heck4059 5 лет назад

Dont mind me, binge watching survival videos and picklock tutorials waiting for the impending apocalypse

@haydenjones8577 2 года назад

I started with a north face back pack, a few bottles of water, several water purification methods, a map, a compass, different pairs of gloves and a knife. Now I have all that stuff upgraded, a rifle, a sidearm, better knives, a better pack, food rations for at least one week, a second pack that I wear myself, and a few medical things to stop bleeding and smaller emergencies like such. Most important thing is getting experience and learning what you’ll need year around. I learned that from hunting. I hunt different game all year, so I learned what I need as far as clothing and water or food. Experience is key so do your best to get that under your belt. Also carry your pack on your back some. Gucci gear doesn’t mean anything if you can’t carry it more than a few miles

@Harshhaze 6 лет назад

5000? Really? A quality knife would go for about 100. You can buy emergency rations and non perishables for up to a month for less than 100. Water can also be purchased for less than 100. Fire asking kit can easily be under 100. Shelter can be expensive, but surely under 300. First aid: 100 for a good trauma kit. Lighting? Under 100. I'm not used to bag prices, but unless the bag is upward of 4000, that 5000 price tag is either overrated or the people buying it are... Well...

@DropForgedSurvival 6 лет назад

If that fits your needs and Budget! Do you! That is what the discussion is all about! Thanks for chiming in with what you choose. Personally I prefer custom hand made knives over Stamped Out Production knives. Just preference. Nothing more

@mountainbearoutdoors 5 лет назад

military surplus stores are your friend, no gimmicks just reasonably priced stuff that works and wont bankrupt you.

@DropForgedSurvival 5 лет назад

This is true. But most folks don’t drop $800 on a full kit in one day either.

@REECE187Dp 4 года назад

Take a shot every time he says bug out bag.

@danielb2385 4 года назад

. . . And you'd be dead.

@sydnskeet9813 6 лет назад

*opens 5000 dollar bag* pops up mini mall with Starbucks ran by deer

@DropForgedSurvival 6 лет назад

An axis but no need to be picky on the animal details

@farabove100 4 года назад

"A 5000 dollar BOB is not as psychotic as people think" Says the guy right after setting a small explosive with trap wire for a "survival situation".

@DropForgedSurvival 4 года назад

bahaha

@kylepirko9251 4 года назад

A bear in the middle of the night will really challenge your ability to survive. So yeah, I would definitely appreciate the perimeter breach warning. I don't see why this is weird or funny.

@farabove100 4 года назад

@@kylepirko9251 sure mate, I bet startling a fucking bear in the middle of the night will greatly increase your chances of survival.

@Jooeffoh 4 года назад

@@farabove100 You've got to be trolling... Nobody is *that* f-cking stupid!

@spoiledmilk7151 4 года назад

Joo-foh maybe they should have set up a fucking claymore because “survival”. You’re a dumbass bitch

@loganmacgyver2625 5 лет назад

take a shot every time he says bug out bag

@DropForgedSurvival 5 лет назад

You would be drunk.

@user-bd4oc9jt9e 5 лет назад

@@DropForgedSurvival yet it's a "5000$ survival kit" apparently

@blainwilson7937 5 лет назад

Every year, thousands embark on long distance thru hikes on various trails in the U.S. and many who have the best gear end up quitting in a few days. It's good to have gear but have the right gear and never let stuff override experience.

@larryallison1785 5 лет назад

buys 5000 dollar bug out bag but cant buy fucking shoes while hiking on rocks lmao

@DropForgedSurvival 5 лет назад

I love walking around without shoes for fun. Dont be scared of the bugs and dirt bro! Lol 😂 Man Up bud

@carters1209 5 лет назад

DropForgedSurvival No. It's the fact if you step on anything, nails/pointy things/rocks/ there goes walking properly and/or infection.

@tatmanmyownbossdannydraco 5 лет назад

Hope you got a gun because your not going to be able to run any where with no shoes

@shinobi1kenobi75 5 лет назад

Any kit that you put together yourself will likely be better and cheaper.

@DropForgedSurvival 5 лет назад

Oh yes

@VanillaSnake21 5 лет назад

If you know what you're doing you can probably save a thousand but if you don't have experience it's a very well organized set

@prestonsmith6501 2 года назад

My back hurts just thinking about carrying all that stuff

@woodlandbiker 4 года назад

You can have all the gear you can think of but if you are not well practiced in using it isnt going to be very effective. Also a big part of survival is in your mind set.

@eliaswolf9067 3 года назад

As a Boy Scout I have a 200 dollar bag. 40 dollar bag from target. 45 buck Coleman 2 person tent. 30 mess kit. 30 dollar Coleman 10 degree sleeping bag and 40 dollar self inflating pad. And a knife probably 20 bucks. I love it.

@Zydn5 3 года назад

I prepare my own bags

@izukumidoriya3826 3 года назад

@@Zydn5 exactly see your smart that's exactly what I'm in the process of doing making my own survival bag and it's going pretty well so far

@Smashy2009 5 лет назад

The more you know, the less you carry. Your first line of defense against the elements is good clothing, and that includes most certainly good quality foot wear.

@DropForgedSurvival 5 лет назад

If footwear is already apart of someone daily use and carry.... I got nothing for them.

@Smashy2009 5 лет назад

@@DropForgedSurvival I wouldn´t want to rely on footwear that i wear for example in the office, my feet are very important when i have to rely on them to get me arround. Like the saying" there is no bad weather, there is only bad clothing.

@flyfisherman3649 4 года назад

You say "survival kit" in your title. Survival and bugging out are completely different venues. Survival is getting from point A to point B alive, whereas bugging out is more like camping. People need to know the difference, but most of these websites are simply about getting ad revenue or selling products.

@bradleykillen6104 5 лет назад

One thing preppers learn fast is just how expensive it is to put a quality pack together.. decent sub zero sleeping bag is 1-200 dollars.. go from there

@saucysauce593 5 лет назад

A backpack with some water, some cans of food, a lighter/matched, and some ammo along with a rifle slung over my shoulder would do me just fine. Pack light instead of bringing a pantry of food and your entire house worth of stuff.

@knokname6466 5 лет назад

Not to mention the weight and wasted space utilized by the individual packs. And what is it with that 'roll'? Seriously, do people need all that to survive? Although I agree with the contents, those 'individual brown paper bags' have got to go-- my back says so. Put in more staples if you want the weight.

@DropForgedSurvival 5 лет назад

If it works for you! Do your thing bud.

@VanillaSnake21 5 лет назад

Depends on what you're doing

@wildernessfather 2 года назад

Don't listen to the haters in the comments man, they are just jealous. I know I am. Clearly, this is a part of your lifestyle, so 5 grand is nothing. People spend more on their golf clubs all the time, so good for you for adopting a healthy practice that gets you outside and adventuring in the wilderness. Thumbs up!

@moonscoop123 2 года назад

Are you stupid?!!! Comparing golf to a survival situation?!!! In a survival situation, you will be hunted for your 5k $ kit by people having a 5$ knife or simply a broken bottle. Are you stupid?!!! spending 5k $ to adopt a healthy practice that gets you outside in the wilderness? LOLOLOLOLOL Stay home and drink bacon grease instead.

@tweezerjam Год назад

@@moonscoop123 you completely missed his point- it’s his hobby, as golf is for many. That’s it. Relax brother jo. 👍🏼

@seoulkidd1 4 года назад

5000 bucks hell most militaries don't spend that much on infantry gear

@trybezuni4923 4 года назад

Facts. Just one chilli mac MRE and you are set. 😆

@nixter8739 5 лет назад

Glad to see the pencil sharpener in the kit for fire starting. I put one in my bug out bag 10 years ago, a double with the big and small sharpener. Can't recall ever seeing anyone else use one. Sharpen a pencil, sharpen trap spikes, make fire shavings, taper arrow shafts plus much more. Also would add if your bug out budget is 5000 dollars it might include a vehicle, anything from a foldable bike to an atv to a small 4x4 or a horse/mule.

@DropForgedSurvival 5 лет назад

I enjoy utilizing a pencil sharpener for fire from time to time

@gladius1275 2 года назад

One word. WEIGHT. You are not going to bug out too far carrying all that expensive stuff. Also, if you get robbed on the trail and lose all that expensive gear, you are going to be sick. It can and has happened. Better to be out $500 than $5000. If you need all that gear, you are better off bugging in.

@moonscoop123 2 года назад

He will get robbed if not killed...

@ganganthefatman1382 2 года назад

Simple: arm yourself and get fit. If Special Forces can can 125+lbs on their back for long amounts of time then I can do greater.

@mwbgaming28 5 лет назад

my survival kit consists of 2 bags and is designed to (total weight for both bags when fully loaded is around 25KG) and is designed to support me and my wife for a week i keep the kit in the car whenever we travel interstate and it saved our lives last month when we ran over something and blew out 2 tires, leaving us on the side of the road for a week (it was a desolate road) with no phone signal until a truck driver pulled over and gave us a ride > 2 3L bottles of distilled water (finding water in the Australian outback is a pain in the ass) > 4 2500kj food blocks (basic emergency food ration) > 2 lifestraws (incase we find water or some "other" water containing liquid) > a pack of ziploc bags > a roll of duct tape > a 20 pack of zip ties > 2 cans of deoderant (can be used as a homemade flamethrower to scare predators) > night vision scope (to see the dingoes before they see me) > 10W PV solar panel with USB output > 10,000mAh battery bank (for charging phones and powering small lights.etc) > small hand crank phone charger with USB output (charger of last resort) > 2 USB powered 2W LED bar lights (similar to car neons but USB powered) > hybrid medical kit (contains basic items, trauma items and broad spectrum antibiotics) > 2 man dome tent with rain cover > USMC kabar combat knife > 6 10m lengths of rope (3 different sizes 2 of each size) > a telescopic pole (weapon of last resort or can be extended and used as a tent pole) > 2 5m x 5m tarps > 4 bic lighters > 2 magnifying glasses (backup fire starting device) > a 50 pack of cigarettes (for bartering) > 2 sleeping bags (it gets cold here in winter, and its useful if someone else bugs out with us) > 2 10cm x 15cm signalling mirror > 2 250ml bottles of petrol (for starting fires) > 2 rolls of toilet paper > 2 homemade smoke grenades > Garmin GPSMAP 64s handheld GPS > 2 PLBs (personal locator beacon) recently added last week > 1 small foldable cooking pot > 2 high powered slingshots with 100 small lead fishing sinkers as ammo (they hit HARD) > 1 small camp shovel (with a saw and pick attached) and in a bug out situation, if i have time i would bring my homemade battery box (its designed for camping and backup power not bugging out, but in the apocalypse, electricity is currency) it has the following features > fully insulated metal enclosure with a lockable waterproof lid > 750Wh Li-ion battery > 2 USB-A 2.4A outputs > 2 12V DC 120W (total) outputs > 2 24V DC 500W (total) outputs > 1 240V AC 500W output > 6 MC4 solar connectors (can connect up to 3 standard rooftop PV solar panels in parallel) > 30W integrated PV solar panel > compartment to keep some small devices like lights, phone dongles.etc

@mwbgaming28 5 лет назад

i built it over the course of about a year total cost was about $3000AUD (thermal night vision scopes are not cheap)

@DropForgedSurvival 5 лет назад

Right on.

@mwbgaming28 5 лет назад

you should see what im doing with my caravan im setting it up for full off grid operation its still a work in progress but heres the plan its a 27ft triple axle 2 bedroom caravan with inbuilt toilet, shower and laundry > currently installed + installation in progress = planned installation = 2 300L water tanks with carbon filter and UV filter > 80L hot water tank (gas and electrically heated) +5KW solar system with 35kWh of battery storage (some panels will fold out) = high voltage defence system (2500 volts on the metal surfaces of the van) = gray water filtration system (reuse shower/laundry water) > external CCTV camera system (see threats without exposing ourselves) > split system air conditioning (it gets hot as hell down here in AU) = 360 degree spotlights (to blind and confuse anyone nearby) + inbuilt gaming PC with high bandwidth satellite internet connection > external cargo boxes to store a metric crapload of gear = 100L gas (propane) tank = A frame mounted gas (propane) powered generator for backup power as you can see, i have a lot of work ahead of me, but its going to be awesome when its finished

@burkerow 5 лет назад

MWB gaming , My number one emergency device is my phone. Okay, you broke down in an area without cell phone reception. That's why my number two emergency device is my InReach satellite communicator. I can send text messages to anyone from anywhere in the world, even in the middle of the ocean. There's an SOS button that will summon emergency services to my exact GPS coordinates. But yeah, I get it; if I need to spend a night or two or three away from home, I have a few provisions to keep me alive and somewhat comfortable and safe from predators.

@Thiker927 4 года назад

There is some cool stuff in that bag BUT........HEAVY VERY HEAVY LOOKING. Sometimes bug out means being fast as well. Carrying everything on your back means being simple and using everything in your bag not just carrying it around. Most backpackers have a headlamp and that’s it. I’ve never seen a trauma bag that large for backpacking. All that weight day in day out on your bag will slow you down.

@coperlaze 5 лет назад

Good until someone starving sees your gear

@mihaip.4343 5 лет назад

Wearing shoes is so mainstream. You know what is way cooler? Getting an infection and then complaining about your health-care system. Great job investing 5k on a survival bag. Next time invest in some shoes.

@DropForgedSurvival 5 лет назад

That was just footage of a strolling up a mountain on vacation. Lol Going barefoot in some cases is great for your feet... Additionally if your shoes fail in SHTF.... are your feet tough enough?

@perpetualconfusion5885 5 лет назад

DropForgedSurvival I used to walk through broken glass bare footed pssshhh. I’ll be fine.

@NickFrom1228 6 лет назад

Every one of these packs is about twice the cost of buying the components yourself. As a value proposition it doesn't make sense unless you just plain don't want to go through the trouble of getting the stuff yourself.

@DropForgedSurvival 6 лет назад

Nick Knight These components were bought individually.....

@galaxymaster 5 лет назад

5000 is way too much. You get that shit cheaper and just as sturdy if you modify some old army packs

@DropForgedSurvival 5 лет назад

No offense... Who are you or anyone else “including myself” to say what is too much or too little for another person? There is a reason we hold a discussion and talk about various levels of kits for different people.

@HipH0pHippy 5 лет назад

@@DropForgedSurvival You are right. The size of the kit really comes down to ones own survival skills. Some people don't even need a kit.

@classicman1828 5 лет назад

for that money i can Hire Bear Grylls himself

@DropForgedSurvival 5 лет назад

Wow... You severely underestimate Bear Grylls Scouting Fees.. Add a couple more zeros. Lol

@76_GoblinHollow 5 лет назад

Great move......if you want to get lost and die....alternatively..... Get someone who'll keep you alive.

@paulbutler75 5 лет назад

You know I've just been reading the comments and it seems to me I have no need of a Grab Bad as I can just pop down the local woods with my only knife ( extension of my arm k-bar) and just murder the first silly bollock I come across and take their $5000 "I gonna die in the woods" kit

@thomasmacdonough288 5 лет назад

Just bring your best rifle and light up every fecker you see, then just loot them like in fallout

@SirenaSpades 4 года назад

Do you have a hotel in that bag too?

@DropForgedSurvival 4 года назад

Clearly! Lol 😂

@frocasso9169 5 лет назад

did mans just say "$500"

@joshuatichota5046 5 лет назад

I don't have a whole of money to use, but I used 2 old back packs, one for shelter equipment, fire starters and tackle box, the other one for foods and notes, and I always have my Mora on me. What I found for someone on a tight budget like me is gradually build up your kit. :-)

@lukashuettner 5 лет назад

your personal bug out stuff looks like you'ver never every used one single item of your set. Do you buy double? Or do you just don't mind testing your products and improve your skills, respectivly handling your equipment?

@luminous6084 6 лет назад

Why buy one? Make one

@DropForgedSurvival 6 лет назад

Makes Sense

@mortykatz2236 2 года назад

$5k must be $7k now sorry I will take my $250 kit and buy ammo.

@paradiseandlove 2 года назад

Agree. Cuz what if you encounter a bear or snake? You need ammo. And if you're in texas you need something against fireants

@hunterterrell9930 3 года назад

I'm still so pet peeved about preppers ignoring the importance of communication. Extra cell phones and chargers and batteries, Sattelite Phones, Hf/VHF/UHF transceiver radios and antennas, etc.

@diyakohere 3 года назад

When are you gone post more video's make a video that you buy survival kit

@dancurtis461 3 года назад

one word: baofeng.

@DiMeNsloNs1 5 лет назад

All this video proves to me is, No one in this video has spent more than a few nights in the woods.

@DropForgedSurvival 5 лет назад

You should watch my 30 day Survival Series then.

@IHateTheAntichrist420 5 лет назад

@@DropForgedSurvival damn you just fried his ass

@Tominos 5 лет назад

DropForgedSurvival DAMMMMN

@amcg5487 5 лет назад

DropForgedSurvival not holding back, shiiiiit

@DiMeNsloNs1 5 лет назад

@@DropForgedSurvival I thought we were talking about Survival kits and Bug out bags not making a new homestead in your back yard.

@mitchellmccanna5981 4 года назад

“50 bag lacks proper first aid and so if attacked by an animal you’re basically screwed” yet hikes without shoes?

@Osmium2626 4 года назад

Besides the heavy, big, expensive and ineffective gear like that knife and the "trap", there is SO much unnecessary packaging on this gear, a quarter of the shit you're carrying is redundant packaging.

@KennySantiagovids 4 года назад

Just watch this video, super helpful with whats happening just now in Puerto Rico and the earthquakes. Thanks so much! Keep up doing this, your actually helping a saving more people that you might think. Bless!

@augustinetheteddybear34 5 лет назад

Btw, a little tip for your arrows, use natural feathers instead of the little plastic ones. They are much more durable and better for stabilisation of the arrow.

@GreatBigRanz 4 года назад

I want to see you do a 7 day challenge with nothing but UST gear. It doesn't have to be that particular kit, it just has to be ALL ust iteams.

@georgep4633 5 лет назад

Buying a bug out bag? Call me crazy but one does not BUY a big out bag. One builds a bug out bag. You can figure out plenty by watching videos reading outdoors mags and purchasing military survival guides...which the survival manuals should be the first piece of your bag. Do not buy a bag....build your own to your specs

@jelkel25 5 лет назад

If you don't have the knowledge to buy rudimentary items and a bug out bag to last at least 72 hours throwing money at the problem isn't going to help much.

@DropForgedSurvival 5 лет назад

This is not wrong... all you need is water and a decent shelter for 96 hours or less.... You don’t actually need more than that.

@jelkel25 5 лет назад

@@DropForgedSurvival I was thinking more along the lines of making a small investment of time and at least doing a little reading on the subject to make your purchases informed decisions. What you're doing in the vid with your family would also be a good investment of time.

@user-bd4oc9jt9e 5 лет назад

@@DropForgedSurvival then why do you need all that other crap in you 100+ "bug out" bag? Like a 500$ knife?

@rainmayhem4255 5 лет назад

If you spent $5k on a survival bag you paid to much

@DropForgedSurvival 5 лет назад

Some might say the same for a $30 haircut... or a 65" inch TV.... $40 Steak... budgets are all relative.

@milanp.1755 5 лет назад

@@DropForgedSurvival Sure, but you have to admit that there are diminishing returns, and that the difference in quality between say 2k and 5 is not all that much.

@rodent4493 5 лет назад

You can never pay too much

@user-ng5pg4im5g 5 лет назад

I'd say that's a bit much but 3,000 would not be unreasonable whatsoever. A good trauma kit could cost 1000 alone. People just don't have good kits at home because Hospitals. What happens when hospital isn't an option?

@user-ng5pg4im5g 5 лет назад

@Cyber Stein that's not a bad idea but what happens if you don't know a paramedic or if the paramedic dies? I like to plan for that. But, I tend to stress prepping for more realistic SHTF scenarios myself (no offense to anyone prepping for long term WROL) but in most cases, tornados in Oklahoma for example, a couple weeks is all you need in any catastrophic disaster, but, if it required more than that? I'm not sure I'd wanna live in a world like that as a late age disabled vet, y'know?

@blank1blank249 6 лет назад

5,000 bag wow that's stupid might as well pay for survival classes. Only because you have the best gear doesn't mean you have the skills of survival.

@Inspectorzinn2 5 лет назад

Tell ya what. I'll take my $5,000 bag and you take your skills and we'll both spend 15 days in the forest. I won't even break a sweat... you'll be lucky to be alive. Most survival skills are heavily dependent on luck. I bring my own luck. Shows you haven't spent much time in the woods.

@blank1blank249 5 лет назад

Inspectorzinn2 goddam you sound like a city boy who's happy about his new toys. Listen kid if you really that happy about your toys than you do not understand nature since you barley spend any actual time with it. What you are doing is no different from kids having a camp in their backyard.

@Inspectorzinn2 5 лет назад

...That's why I won't break a sweat? If I have everything I need, then yes it's basically camping as there is nothing left to chance. You gonna be scrounging around all day looking under rocks for edible bugs and weeds? Hoping your traps or hunt works? Doing a rain dance for water? Spend 4 hours trying to make fire? Have fun with that. Not to mention your activities dramatically increase your chances of injury. Have fun with that infection and no antibiotics.

@blank1blank249 5 лет назад

Inspectorzinn2 I like how you actually consider yourself a camper like why. Are you just doing this so you won't feel bad about how stupid I made you feel with my first comment. It's ok kid enjoy your toys, remember you can be the next bear grills.

@Inspectorzinn2 5 лет назад

You're the one claiming to be Bear Grills with the skills dude. At least I back what I say, 15 days wilderness trip you name the place and date, I'll see you there. I have dozens of trips under my belt, and total confidence in my gear.

@dayzsniper6551 3 года назад

The pencil sharpener trick just sparked a new idea, thanks!!👍

@thebaliunicorn5010 4 года назад

I am 13 and I live In a nice house in the woods I go out with my own little bag but recently I bought the $50 bag I put my little leatherman squirt in it I put my kershaw Emerson 4k in it for a good knife and multi tool it does me pretty good I also put my iunio survival axe in it so it does me good I also put one of my dad's little flashlights from work in here it's pretty good he is in the army so it's pretty nice and last a long time.