Survival Haversack Kit! [ Simple and Effective! ]

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That coffee setup won the internet today!

Somewhere, there's a young lady who's going to be really disappointed when she discovers her tea party kit is missing. 🤣 Way cool kit!

Ok, I’m big enough to admit it — I’m all kinds of jealous of that tiny percolator! 😂

Using old clothes is brilliant. I love to repurpose stuff.

That coffee pot! It has an actual percolator! I couldn’t stop smiling watching you get it ready for the stove. Thank you James for all of your creative and informative videos. ❤

That is the absolute coolest little coffee pot I think I’ve ever seen

Outstanding!🎉 I am in the process of setting up a haversack for future EDC in the Caribbean. And the three main reasons are that 1) I heard a prophecy some two years ago that backpacks would be forbidden due to terrorism. 2) It will be inappropriate to go into stores with bigger bags because of increased shoplifting. 3) I do not own a vehicle and it's a hassle to take off and put on a backpack when taking public transportation, walking into stores, etc. And this haversack EDC has to have enough items for an emergency like floods, landslides, civil unrest, power outages... I would add a small, 1-1/2 or 2" tin of udder balm. I use a brand which has tea tree oil as an active ingredient: GERMA. It kills fungus and bacteria. I lived homeless camping out of tents and a minivan with my dogs for several years. And I can honestly say you are ahead of the outdoorsmen bunch. Homelessness is rough.

I love the home made bags and the improvised and repurposed gadgets. There's no need to spend a fortune on expensive gear to enjoy the outdoors.

I thought you would enjoy this: No matter what video you make, to my little granddaughters, you are known as “the Hobo”. After church on Sundays ( we attend a Wesleyan Church ) I’ll take them to an antique store or flea market to look for “hobo camping stuff” and last Sunday, on the way, Ava ask me if there were any Wesleyan Hobo’s. I assured her there is.

You'll probably want to add a few imodium ad tablets to your FAK. They don't take any extra room, and IMO they are a very necessary item. I don't go anywhere without some if I have a FAK with me. I had a bad experience way out in the bush by myself and nobody expected for several days. I missed a couple of days hunting and had trouble driving myself back home because I was so weak. A friend had a similar episode a couple of years later and he was lucky in that I had some meds in my kit. The runs can debilitate you more than you would think. Also, my esbit stoves have detents on the sides that allow closing the sides up to a degree to allow for a smaller vessel. Still works fine. Good to hear of somebody else that feeds their esbit stove sticks when needed ❤ Thanks for the video Take care

That kit takes the cake. The coffee pot, cup, and stove puts your kit over the top😊thanks and take care 😊

I love the mini percolator and collapsible cup, they both look vintage. Awesome hack on the grill😊

Love the idea of cutting a little grill for the esbit. I found that it's the best stove for me as well when in the woods and always use it as a twig stove. The little grill will help tremendously.

I feel hope for humanity watching this. Valuable knowledge, my friend.

The little coffee pot and stove setup is excellent

Of all the things you've shown IN the bag James, for me, the BAG itself is the most impressive! Wow, a lot of work making that. The leather side belts, folded and sewn,....that's tough to do. I've struggled on less. Glad the sal army store helped out. As an aside...this again reinforces how much people need each other. In the event of some emergency, helping others and sometimes BEING helped by resourceful people is key. Thanks for your work.

Love that coffee pot! I use instant coffee every day so usually have that in my kit for weight and space saving. But if I found one of those I'd be packing it! Great vid! Great kit!

Wow! You had some really unique items in your haversack. I was quite impressed!

Something you might be interested in . A 1930's sterno folding stove . It looks like a stamped version of the old school gas burners . They are big enough , so you can either use a can of sterno ......or a 2.5 in pillar candel to cook with . They fold up flat . I have one in my storm kit , in case we lose power . A candel actually works pretty well .