survival items for wilderness trips

[heidbrain]

what brand is the multi-tool and where did you get it ? thanks.

[uncoolkid2]

I rather have butterfly closuers and stire strips plus I don't know n don't want to learn have 2 properly use them plus I would then need to buy so hemos

[J0Gu7]

you also need a suture tool kit. Cheap on ebay.

[darkarchon777]

do you have a vid on your fire arm? i have heard of them but i never saw one

[sk8wise12]

Where'd you get the stitches? Been trying to get my hands on some, but I want something quality.

[greggandshandy]

Good point about the sutures. Thanks for the vid...

[ascorpio09]

great small kit think i will make me one of these 2!!!!!

[SECRETBOL]

Why the heck would you..... Just kidin' Very complete kit and good call on the sutures/stitches.

[jab0505]

@SECRETBOL thanks for watching and yeah the stiches come in real handy because my dog is an idiot when it comes to being careful. he has come back to camp before with a huge gash in his side that would have been a real pain if i wouldnt have been able to throw a couple stiches in him.

[firestar9999]

why would you keep a LOADED magazine in a soft nylon bag?

[jab0505]

@firestar9999 because what good does an unloaded mag do you?

[firestar9999]

@jab0505 ok anyway, subbed, i would 5* it but i dont see an option

[BasAndLokes]

Great video, mate. My poor dog, as relaxed and sedate as she was would have ripped my hands off if I tried to stitch her up. lol. :) Thanks for sharing.

[iq201]

nice kit, thanks for the tips

[MrShawnsUtube]

Dude are you gonna make more vids

[jab0505]

yes, my other camera broke i should have some more vids out real soon.

[chronicle615]

Very good kit. Everything is practical for everyday use. Good job.

[Gorntz]

Nice kit! I don't think my dog would let me stitch him up without a fight.

[jab0505]

@Gorntz yeah mine would be pissed to haha. but if the situation arises i could stich him up even if i had to tie him down to get it done. you also never know when your gunna need to stich up yourself especially when your in the deep woods and help isnt always that close.

[iq201]

@jab0505 That would be about impossible with my dog, but I get your sentiment.

[Cr0cket20]

I do the exact same thing with my edc bag. It's designed to also go straight in my backpack if I want to head up into the mountains after work. Great vid.

[gasdorf]

you need quick clot....look into its life saver

msr pocket filter mite be handy in that kit

good stuff

[jab0505]

@gasdorf good ideas thanks for the comment

[CyberCacique1]

Yes, Sutures are a great idea and I'm one of the peeps who does not carry them, but I'd like to learn and not just hack someone up like an amateur. It's a process to get that skill set and I hope to acquire it fairly soon.

Great reminder of that in your vid though. Nice job.

[superdznuts99]

You should get u a little flash light to put in there

[jab0505]

yeah theres one on my multi tool but its pretty small i have a really good one in my truck you should check out the streamlight stinger ds led.

[AndrewXAnarchy]

Alot of people don't know how to stitch. So they don't carry them.

I'd suggest replacing the gauze with an israeli bandage. It would take up less room.

You might want to also take the Chem Light out of the foil. You wouldn't want to be wasting time when you need lighting fast.

[jab0505]

@AndrewXAnarchy thanks for the comments. I like the surgical gauze because i can take it apart and use for multiple wounds which you may be able to do the same thing with an israeli bandage? i dont know cause i havnt seen one. And i always have a flashlight with me so the chemlight is more for sustained light if i need light fast i have a flashlight.

[AndrewXAnarchy]

Nope, you can't. I've shared with you a video of the Izzy Bandage. That should show you how it's used.

[jab0505]

@AndrewXAnarchy just watched that vid. its a cool idea but to big for the size bag i keep in my truck. thanks for sharing it though