What’s inside my ultimate long term Survival bag? (INCH Bag Review)

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  @vohawk · 2 years ago

  I don't think Britain has enough "wilderness" left for half the preppers in the entire country.

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  @ilyassmartinze3037 · 3 years ago

  I&apos;ve seen a lot of camping videos but I&apos;ve never seen a bag like this so organized (they should learn from you)<br>From Morocco 🇲🇦 ♥️

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• JO

  @jongraves1262 · 1 year ago (edited)

  love the simplicity of the coloured straps, if i had a quid for every wrong pouch i opened id be a bloody millionaire ! Thank you, Jon From Essex

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  @banannadb2213 · 4 years ago

  If you lose the axe and one of the saws, some of the cooking equipment, maybe cut down on some clothes (ex, only carry one raincoat), limit to one light source, limit to one shovel... you will save probably over 5kg without losing any functionality whatsoever.<br><br><br><br>N.K. from USA here, my experience is survival in the sierra nevadas, CO rockies, and appalacians... but mostly the sierra nevadas on the PCT! :)

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  @Squirrel200 · 4 years ago

  Chrissy from all over USA , Egypt, Peru a 60+ old Explorer and I love the &quot; Karrimor SF Sabre 45 with rocket Side Pockets &quot; &nbsp;my kit is heavy also as I go into the wild for up to 5 years at a time. Hands on skill primary , then Gorilla proof tool. I live with indigenous people and learn there ways. It&apos;s a great life. Great video thanks

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  @kaostheory2940 · 4 years ago

  No I&apos;m Josh from Florida not Bob but I&apos;m actually in Florida I like watching these Bag videos from all over the world and finding out other gear and other equipment that people use outside of the US thank you very much for the video

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  @KrafftyGoesBackpacking · 4 years ago (edited)

  Jeff from across the pond in Alabama, USA. I have 3 bag setups. First is a daypack that I use for one day hikes that also doubles as a get home bag 1-2 days max. Weighs appox 15lbs, no water weight added. Second is my backpacking bag that is currently setup for 1-2 week max long hiking/ camping depending on food but also doubles as a farther distance get home bag. Weighs about 40lbs with food, no water weight added. &nbsp;My third is a very large hunting bag with an external frame capable of carrying up to 200lbs. It&apos;s my INCH bag if for some reason I have to leave home and travel somewhere &nbsp;long term off grid. I&apos;ve still got some things to add and update. This bag is a work in progress and will prob be used in conjuction with a vehicle/ bike etc to help with the weight depending on the situation of bugging out. &nbsp;This bag is also setup with more primitive items whereas the first two are more convenient items that will not be useful after multiple uses i.e. propane cooking stove, MREs, etc.<br>Loved the video though and will def help me as I rebuild my INCH bag.

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• FE

  @feartheoldblood · 2 years ago

  Look at that loot drop

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  @dogsbros.6343 · 4 years ago

  10/10 video Mr. Mo, watching from Cardiff and been lurking around your channel for years. You&apos;re the reason why I have an orange emergency lighter that is always full but never gets used, just in case. Glad to hear that you&apos;re well and back on YouTube man, look forward to the next one.

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  @TillerTales · 1 year ago

  Tam here from the far north of Sweden. Used to live in Ullapool many years ago. Loved this video !!

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  @oneAJ11 · 4 years ago

  Excellent equipment i hope you are fit enough to carry it

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  @jksurvivalbushcraft · 3 years ago

  Justin from Ohio here. Very well put together bag. Curious as to weight? I noticed that your gear is quality. Which is important. As you have said, different locations, skill level and situations dictate what is in a bag. I would be very comfortable just grabbing your bag and going. That may be the highest compliment I could give…you have covered the basics, and I believe you have actually used your gear( many do not, they just buy and hope for the best) I also appreciate the addition of gear that makes you comfortable. What many fail to realize, is that yes you can go out and do all the things we do.. but being comfortable or adding a piece of kit that makes you comfortable ( or saves you time) is well worth the weight. You have everything organized, protected and that is crucial.( no fumbling around looking for something) keep up the great work!! If you ever come to Ohio, you have a standing offer to look me up and I will take you on an adventure! ( as a side note, if you would like a great vacation… I’ll be doing a boundary waters expedition this coming September. One week as a camping canoe trip, and the continuous week a survival week. I have enough room left on my permit if you are interested.

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