Premier Underground Shelter - video produced by Alex Ansary - youtube.com/alexansary

[leaveitta]

i am not prepared, i hav young kids. . some one accept us to join ur family to survive

[woulfe42]

@leaveitta don't be scared just start to prepare now. Food and firearms are the most important to have not to forget clean drinking water. Have at least food and water for 6mos or more. And move away from the city or suburbs and u should be ok. This crap right here is overkill. If you got everything i meationed plus got another $300,000 to throw away then by all means go for it.

[aurian555]

It would seem wise to have a large underground storage tank for water, and even another for fuel. I wonder about cooking inside the shelter, which has vents, but the smell of food might attract human predators.

[TheGamerOnWii]

@aurian555 Food doesnt smell that much... you would also put it somewhere remote.

[aurian555]

@TheGamerOnWii I was standing outside and smelled cooking hotdogs--pan fried actually. It reminded me that I was hungry. If you are starving wanderer in the post-apocalyptic wastes and you smell food cooking, you are gonna start following your nose. Putting the exhaust vents remote and masking them somehow seems prudent.

[passengerintime]

Pluse should be Pulse



[CANVECVIDEO]

Great stuff! One question how do i perceive the outside world???

[Randomishify]

I want one how much

[utubeworms]

The build quality looks exceptional.

[5swordmaster]

you can have sex down there... this is so going to be my birthday present...

[therighttokeeparms]

instead of having wars. we should let the president or prime minister, get in the ring and Box it out, like men.

[likespaintball]

Dont majority of earth quakes happen without warning? 

[thaione1234]

$80,000.00 for 1 (one) Survival Shelter! Hey I'll start building survival shelters because I'm in the wrong business!

[tOOballs]

just use a damn cargo container

[themightyparthos]

@tOOballs

Actually cargo containers are not built to be subterrainian.

These would be much stronger as they are round. (see roman architechture)

However they are expensive as hell.

Anyone with the know how and tools could build one to suit their own purposes much cheaper I suspect.

[tOOballs]

@themightyparthos i agree.. 

[yomama30001]

nice

[gymkhanadog]

I love the look of the lady on the right he was talking to. Giving him the look like "You've got to be kidding me."

I've kind of got the same idea looking at this thing... You're like, seriously series about these things? It would be utter misery to live in this space for more than a week, let alone one to three years. Unending numbers of flaws, including no horizontal or vertical bracing of appreciable strength, angle iron twists easily. This thing is a joke, at best. A deathtrap at worst.

[MrDutch2009]

How much for just one?

[thaione1234]

@MrDutch2009 $80,000.00 just for one !

[etphonehome2915]

Earthquakes are on the rise? Who the hell is saying that other than some monkey trying to scare you? Don't be a sheep. Think..

[trje246]

IF i had the land...

[Pavelokor]

Are you fucking kidding me..? The only thing what will happen is that Felipe Calderon won't be a president anymore

[88forlive]

how mutch would one of these unites cost? fully filled, and placed? Would you ship/place/build one for me in Belgium/europ?

[lsukitten]

@dman0042 I feel sorry for all lost souls that don't believe in god. Have fun living out the rest of ur days hiding in a tin can under ground. God has a plan for everything. A underground tin can wont save you me or anyone.

[sypdavis]

Does it come with a free blow up doll?

[ModeraterX]

One of the better planed units I've seen... The thing is that Inless you have loads of money to eliminate all problems you may have you are at slight risk to exposer to some degree. Survival is for the rich or for the prepared that dedicate there time and any extra money they have as they know something is not right.... But there's no way to be completely self sufficient underground on a budget.

[auditorization]

2 years of food is great, but where do you poop if you can't open the hatch b/c of radiation?? Is it off the grid? Where's the power coming from if the grid is down?

[auditorization]

2 years of food is great, but where do you poop if you can't open the hatch b/c of radiation??

[rb0912]

Why is it no matter what is posted, some doghnut hole who thinks he is the expert on everything has to put in his stupid 2 cents .... if you don't like it the little red X in the corner of your screen will make it go away.

[kristoferson16]

needs more room for beer

[Sismiques]

@kristoferson16

Beer isn't so great if it isn't cold, better have liquor bottles instead.

[MORALSDOGMA]

@Sismiques You mean American beer(piss) only tastes good cold. Many European beer is served room temp. PS Im American .

[MrSammykellys]

@kristoferson16 forget the beer ,,,,take weed..less space

[meadechandler1]

@MrSammykellys ha

[meadechandler1]

@MrSammykellys heres a thought bring some seeds and then grow your own you can trade it with suppiles after the world gos to shit it will be worth more then gold

[jfharlow4530]

75 grand for this thing before shipping and installation? wow

[2bornot2b1984]

@Safron42

Memory foam sucks, go with normal foam.

[kokopelli314]

So do all units come with a bathroom?

[batterygrunt]

This should be named how to die slowly underground. Right Alex??? LMAO Fkn/Fgt

[kellystevet]

@batterygrunt HAAA! I laughed out loud when i read this. Thanks. Steve.

[ammer1010]

the cold. fucking. war.

[WeaponSamurai]

Or just you know, adapt.

[RCvolunteer1978]

I would be concern with the Flooding that part and/or ALL of the unit would pop out of the ground I HAD A THOUGHT of keep them partcally above ground with pontoons / out gagers to float down stream out of danger keeping up right by keep most of the weight at the buttom

[RCvolunteer1978]

I would be concern with the Flooding that part and/or ALL of the unit would pop out of the ground I HAD A THOUGHT of keep them partcally above ground with pontoons / out gagers to float down stream out of danger keeping up right by keep most of the weight at the buttom

[DIRTDlGGLER]

STARTING AT $75,000 PER MODULE NOT INCLUDING DELIVERY AND INSTALLATION? SO I AM LOOKING AT $150,000 DOLLARS FOR A COUPLE OF SUBMARINE BODIES? I GUESS ONLY THE RICH WILL SURVIVE WHEN THE DAY COMES...

[valflyinf]

@DIRTDlGGLER Only the rich survive nowadays also.

[StatenIslandPrepper]

@DIRTDlGGLER also a really poor emergency escape system, it should be built with locks like the door or a knock down support. Bury a steel container that has been sprayed with insulating foam surrounded by 6x6 beams then add 12 volt and a portapotty and a air purification system , food and hope for the best. I bet ya it wont cost 100 grand.

[aurian555]

@DIRTDlGGLER Yep, and the ruthless.

[d4v3tm]

@DIRTDlGGLER shipping container poor ppls shelter

[sneakyfoxx007]

So how much does it cost? 

[M3ta1XH3ad]

Should have a well dug incase of running out of water, more primative electricity items should be available.

[lsukitten]

When god is ready to take me he can take me. I won't be hiding under ground.

[dman0042]

@lsukitten You say when God is ready to take you he can take you, but if you call a nuclear bomb from russia or china "god" you still going to let him take you? These bomb shelters are for just that...a "bomb". Or for surviving a great depression. Nobody here is talking about a rapture. I see so many idiots on all these bunker videos commenting and saying "god can take me when hes ready"...you idiot if god wanted to take you the fucking shelter isn't stopping him anyways!!! duh lol

[thunderlord2200]

its to small for 5 ppl let alone 1..

if u plan to b in there longer then 2 week, and i plan it since it might last 2 years.. i would need something 5 times larger just for me for water purer and a air filter/ purer and enough area for food. let alone a sleeping area and a another room to red or do what ever

something like this WOULD b good i think for a tornado

[noblinger]

During an earthquake underground is the last place I want to be.

[shadowhunter388]

@SolDePace You don't need a toilet, Trust me, When that bitch is flooded and all you got is a few scraps of food and a plant to keep you alive. You will eat your shit, Trust me. It is not as bad as you think, Think of it as a Swirly Melted chocolate bar oozing all over your hands. Plus you can use it to power your generators. All that methane gas.

[shadowhunter388]

What if it was a nuclear disaster, Say good bye to your tree. What if it was a big tsunami hits, Say good bye to your tree. What if a Asteroid hits, Say good bye to your tree. What if the sun was blocked out, say good bye to your tree. That tree may not always be there. So might as well say goodbye to your tree.

[shadowhunter388]

What is the point If it is hit by a asteroid?

[KittchenSink]

Sooo many faults with this i havent space to list em. From an outside perspective, all i have to do to kill you is block all vents or pump gas/water in & the occupants are dead. From an occupiers perspective, 2/3 years in a hole you and all food and water gone, you will be absolutely paraniod beyond belief to open that door under ANY circumstance for sheer terror of what may await on the other side.Your mental health will be your biggest enemy by far

[tennesseecoin]

bathroom in the kitchen

and living on rice and beans mostly

I will pass on this design

[fredboyking]

What the hell? What about radiation? large medical equitment? Or a place to cook? And The fact the the place is so narrow only one person could walk at a time (and you could just imagine how long that would last for) And the fact sence there are no corners, radiation can go straight and kill every little soul in it, because radiation can't travel corners. And what if someone gets a heart condition? Would you just throw them outside. Theres no space for a heart monitor. not designed well. simple

[bastone48]

@fredboyking I believe you mean radiation travels in a straight line and can't turn corners. That would only possibly cause an issue with their vertical escape, but short of the bomb going off directly overhead as long as it was under 5 feet of ground direct radiation exposure would be minimal. Additionally, the exterior is not shown. If that vertical access had a small concrete covering/entrance way you'd definitely not have a problem.

[fredboyking]

@bastone48 Yes sorry that's what I had meant to say, but still, the "shelter" Needs to have more room, you can't throw a group of strangers in a small space and not expect confict. It's Human nature.

[lulu2dani]

So how much was the one you just showed?

[MrShanoz]

not up to spec's

[c1183544]

I MUST HAVE ONE

[banesos]

how do you get water for the sink?

[armystrong9997]

@banesos ummm a water tank for the shelter, duhhh haha :)

[12OunceProphet]

@banesos there is no sink...just like there is no spoon.

[banesos]

would you connect the different pods with duct tape? or something?..........

no hate intended

[aliloveshorses09]

Is this for tornadoes to?

[SoldierK4]

I wanna buy like 60 of these join them all together and make a city

[etphonehome2915]

What does the air vent look like on the surface? Can it be sabotaged? This is a full package... Where do you store water? I saw a sink but is that not a waste of space if you are cut off? Good concept..

[moodeyes67]

if this is earthquake proof then why dont they make houses like that ?

[40kDakota]

I like it

[benalchemist74]

the most expensive coffin ive seen//

[annihilator1100]

Where is the water storage? How do you charge the batteries if there is a permanent cloud? How abot the stealth factor... hiding the entrance, solar panels, air intake, and exhaust?

[yourface260]

id go fucking crazy in tht bitch i wouldnt get one

[bmccabe18]

What happens if there's a fire?

[alexansary]

@bmccabe18 then u die.

[druxfilms]

@alexansary Easy fix for indoor fires... use a non-toxic gas to deplete the oxygen from the room(used in data centers) and be sure to keep a small oxygen tank and mask in every room... Its better to suffocate for about 20 to 30 seconds rather than to burn to death...

[batterygrunt]

@alexansary Great answer to the fire question... Good luck in your tomb. If you make it out alive have you thought how "up top" survivors may treat you? We will tell the difference...Plus with your large coffin limits your chances of surviving. Your like a 2 yr old child who hides in their toy box because of a fire in the house. Ive watched many vids on this subject and no one speaks of mental prepardness and lastly what if a truck is parked on top of your hatch? Can you pull the trigger?

[alexansary]

@batterygrunt What tomb? this video was produced for a friend..I have more faith in my creator than a silly bunker..WHy dont you ask me what I think instead of assuming because i put a video on youtube that I live in fear? its the guys that are selling the bunker that live in fear...I opening a store for them last year that went sour when Richards friend got verbally abusive with me..My main thing is presenting INFORMATION on my access tv show..

[batterygrunt]

@alexansary ooops my bad. So Ill take up up on that what are your thoughts on this vid?

[batterygrunt]

@alexansary Any answer to your so called vid you uploaded? As for the tomb watch the vid YOU uploaded and figure it out! FYI ... I speaking to the old fart in this vid or the maker. (obviously not you by your remarks) You sound real sensitive since you ONLY put up this vid. Remember the question was directed at the idiot in the vid or maker. Not you or some 3rd party. So how is your tv access show going? Did you flush it? LMAO@U

[cvunit]

the best part about this is that you can take a shit and a shower at the same time!

[cvunit]

the funny thing about end of the world shelters or even nuclear shelters is, after the 2-3 years of food supply is done your pretty much fucked, I would rather go out right when the bomb drop than waste your time on a small shelter for years only to go up and get exposed to the radiation which will give you a slow death and not be able to fin good since the land would be all fucked up from the explosion.

[bastone48]

@cvunit Look at Japan. The radiation doesn't take that long to dissipate. And depending on the size of the bomb only the land within a couple miles of the detonation site would be leveled. People outside that couple mile radius would only have to worry about fallout, which would dissipate with time. You should only need a few months, much less a year. It's highly doubtful unless you live in a large city or right next to a military base that you'd be in that blast area.

[cvunit]

@bastone48 Ok, then how come to this day people are still affected by the atomic bombs dropped is Japan during WW2 60 years ago? Also keep in mind the nuclear weapons today are over 60,000 or 600,000 stronger then those dropped in Japan.

[bastone48]

@cvunit Those not exposed to the direct blast had higher rates of cancer and birth defects, but they're not having their hair fall out or otherwise dying of radiation. The bomb dropped on Japan Hiroshima was 18kt versus the largest of 100MT today. However countries switched primary to ICBMs with MERVs of 20MT or less. The level of destruction is not linear though, so a 36KT does not cause twice as must damage as an 18KT. If you are miles away and even 3ft underground you should be fine.

[KnightGadiel]

I love the granite top in the kitchen \m/

[mattboy940]

fair play that is quite well built

[atnipjoe]

where all going to die one day and no shelter will stop that you can go out like a little girl hiding under her bed or a man fighting but whats going to stop the people that installed and delivered your shelter from showing up with there family's with a cutting torch and a shot gun trying to take what food and water you saved i know i would and if i couldn't get in i would make sure it was your tomb

[Gngrcpl]

If I had to stay down there for two years I'd

Start doing some crazy stuff like making a turd castle then burn my toenails to piss everyone in the pod. You gotta have fun somehow

[12OunceProphet]

@Gngrcpl lol!!!!!!!!!! these comments are better then this stupid shelter ! This man's shelter i would not ever buy! So many issues left over to deal with..

[hythloth70]

Videos like this disgust me because how many people will ever be able to buy such a thing for their children?

[hythloth70]

All of us who can not afford these are going to be left to die when planet X passes us.

How wonderful?!

[scrimpyanimal]

@hythloth70 planet x is a lie maaaaan

[1234tomj]

why are u selling these?

[alexansary]

@1234tomj I am not selling these But I did make the video for free for this person that ended up screwing me over big time after I opend the Portland Preparednss Center. (Porlands first real survival store.) So its a long story..but my advice would be to build a shelter yourself.

[wilatemodel]

@alexansary ya,...and dont tell anybody!!

[shadowhunter388]

Water safe. What is the point? If it is flooded. Where are you going to get your oxygen supply? Out of the water? LOL okay.

[alexansary]

@shadowhunter388 you are correct and asking the right questions.

[therotaryrocket]

@shadowhunter388 actually there is a way to get oxygen from the water, after all it's chemical structure is H2O. Or if you put this underground near a tree you could probably camaflauge an air vent tube to the top of the tree.

[shadowhunter388]

@therotaryrocket True but what if it was a nuclear disaster, Say good bye to your tree. What if it was a big tsunami or something, Say good by to your tree or be over flooded where your tree can't even get air. What if a Asteroid hits, Say good by to your tree. What if the sun was blocked out, say good bye to your tree. That tree may not always be there.

[pedrosbikeiscool]

@shadowhunter388 If it's a nuclear disaster your probably SOL. If your worried about that look into buying one of those decommissioned missile silos. I believe they run about 100 K. Now mind you that just gets you the unit with basically whatever was left behind. (no missile tho *sighs*)

[12OunceProphet]

@shadowhunter388 lmao .. too funny !

[shadowhunter388]

@12OunceProphet Say goodbye to your tree.

[daylanrayne]

@shadowhunter388 well you could put plants in one of those pods/with uv lamps, or use vents till you get to a flood type problem.

[lulu2dani]

@shadowhunter388 Keep some oxygen tanks, lol. And if plants can stay alive down there awhile, take some plants.

[shadowhunter388]

@lulu2dani Yes but then these "Plants" will die and then you can say goodbye to your tre... Plants.

[serger2010]

thay dont tell you this unit with nothing in it is $55.000 + no delivery. and does not come with the stair case. do your home work and check out other sources like Hardened structures and safecasle. just get the best bang for you buck.

[hrdknox2000]

@serger2010 Utah Shelter Systems is, in my opinion, by far and away the best shelter company in the business. They build shelters like this but are better at doing so.

[alexansary]

@serger2010 yes do that..build it yourself..I do not support this mans work any longer after he ripped me off.



[serger2010]

@alexansary Im sorry to hear that I thought his prices where way out of control. for what you get.

[tommy0135]

is the narrator pinching his nose?



[alexansary]

@tommy0135 no I was not.

[waynemay1]

I just wanted to mention that someone needs to rig a collapsible exercise bike to

manufacture electricity for when no solar power exists.

[waynemay1]

I just wanted to mention that someone needs to rig a collapsible exercise bike to

manufacture electricity

[AmethystChrystal]

This is so 3D... Maybe some people need those soon, who knows...

[adb024]

Does it come in a different color than white? lol

[arcanekrusader]

can you get one on ebay, or what? You should set up an ebay shop!

[SuperScreamingEagle]

Most people I know, could never afford that, Alex. Nice concept, though.

[WeCanAllGetAllong]

Awesome shelter!

[thebarcaroller]

excellent vid 

[zwarst]

If you cannot afford this type I recommend The $50 & up underground house book & videos by Mike Oehler - a true pioneer in this field for over 40 years.

[sophiah88]

Thank you for the ides. Well done!

Meticulously planned,

but most of us havent the financial wherewithal

to purchase the land and dig it out and

install this fine creation.