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1. D0cTerG0nZ0 Said,

   Thanks for the …
   Thanks for the video found it very helpfull

2. pearsonator123 Said,

   and about $50 in AUS
   and about $50 in AUS

3. pearsonator123 Said,

   ive looked around …
   ive looked around for a pouch like that… and i found a motorbike bum bag. they have just as much or more space then the one in the vid. with heaps of pockets for what ever you need.,.. hope this helps

4. 122333nic Said,

   Hey man, great vid. …
   Hey man, great vid. Can you tell me where to find that pouch, what it’s called, and how much it costs.

5. ryanjcus Said,

   Yes, two slices of …
   Yes, two slices of cheddar

6. TheOctoman34 Said,

   do you have any …
   do you have any cheese in there

7. Talshiaragent4103 Said,

   Very nice …
   Very nice presentation. Please keep your site updated, and again, where did you get your pouch?

8. Militarymask87 Said,

   wow u made me …
   wow u made me realide that my survival kit is nothing compared to yours im going to update it! thanks so much!

9. mitchscene096 Said,

   i luv the vid very …
   i luv the vid very helpfull ps where did u get that bag? i think it would be very confienyent to hav one for when i go into the wilderness

10. cujomojo2007 Said,

    One tip, replace …
    One tip, replace the candle with a tallow candle. You can eat them if need be, or use them as cooking fat.

11. oaney Said,

    I just thought Id …
    I just thought Id note, I saw two whistles in that pack. You can make a whistle that “works when wet”, and is probably nearly as loud as those two, with simply an acorn top which you can find in large quantity, depending on your location.

12. nickalex27 Said,

    good video buddy, …
    good video buddy, its important to remember that your survival kit is YOUR survival kit, whatever works best for what you do.. again great vid

13. Watalum Said,

    nice vid. Oh and …
    nice vid. Oh and change the flash light to a waterproof one or wrap it in a plastic case or something like that.

14. eminempkr Said,

    you should keep …
    you should keep your batteries and items like that in a zip lock bag or wrap it in some plastic wrap to keep water off it if it starts to rain.

15. bobajob83 Said,

    bye the way the …
    bye the way the best way and mostcompact when not need method to store water is to put a condom within a sock. these seem to be youre toys and gimmick gadgets as opposed to being a last resort survival kit.

16. bobajob83 Said,

    the bag looked quit …
    the bag looked quit nifty but i think that it is more for show thain the last ditch attempt of survival because as demonstrated by the sas all the things you could possibly need to survive would fit into a standard sized tobacco tin.

17. winston475 Said,

    where did you get …
    where did you get the pouch

18. mrflibblesthecat Said,

    Good kit, not sure …
    Good kit, not sure i’d take 3 compasses and all the signalling stuff but still a very good kit.

19. rooftopeagle Said,

    What brand is that …
    What brand is that bag? Wow there is a lot of gear held in that small bag!

20. ZethieFoxy Said,

    lol mosqito
    lol mosqito

21. SurvivalGrounds Said,

    great video, keep …
    great video, keep it up

22. scargill8 Said,

    Honestly, You would …
    Honestly, You would absolutely fine only taking out a fire steel. Unless you lose it or its really old a fire steel wont fail on you.

23. breezebro Said,

    I’m sorry to say …
    I’m sorry to say that not all other “survivalists” are bright enough to figure out that you would sharpen the knife somehow. Maybe riseofdixieland13 and m6dm90 won’t survive. Too bad he defames Dixieland, he is an embarrassment to the south.

24. tekknorat Said,

    Maybe that one in …
    Maybe that one in Vitnam was different chemistry then now. More biological.

25. TheTmd2009 Said,

    Bravo I give you an …
    Bravo I give you an A++. The only thing that I could recomend is a multitool, a little solar panel, and rechargable batteries.