German Military Special Forces Mylar Blanket Survival Shelter | Survivalist & Emergency

Only contents, without an egomaniac host talking for 10 minutes. Great video mate

I am an old man riding and camping with HONDA Cross Cub. This video is great !! AWESOME!! No explanation but deep information !! Thank you for sharing ! Full supported !! Have a nice day my friend !

You are surely the only person on youtube that acknowledges every comment and answers every question . Congratulations for setting an example !

Yep, this arrangement will be like sleeping in a toaster oven! Brings back happy memories of a backpacking trip to Alaska in the 60's. Hitchhiking was very slow so I was on a Greyhound bus back from Alaska. I had hoped the bus would continue all night so I would have a warm place to sleep, but in the middle of the night it stopped at Snag in the Yukon and said we all had to check in to the lodge for the night. I couldn't afford that, so a real problem.... Snag was often claimed in those days to be the coldest place in America. This was late October and the mud was already frozen hard as concrete, as I stumbled across the highway looking for a place to camp. Found a spot where I could light a fire against a large log that would reflect heat into the tarp that I rigged up. Rigged a 'Space Blanket' over the log to even better reflect the heat. Made a deep bed of spruce boughs. Prepared the fire with enough long wood that I could feed in during the night without getting out of the sleeping bag. Crawled into my sleeping bag, which wasn't really a good one, and had a warm toasty night from all that reflected heat. Next morning went back to the lodge to rejoin the bus, well rested and satisfied with that camp. Found all the rest of the passengers blue with cold and huddled around one of those tall kerosene heaters. When the lodge had turned on their oil furnace for the first time that season it spewed smoke then shut itself down, so they had spent all night shivering around that pathetic heater. So I was the only one who had a comfortable night, and at no cost! A very satisfying feeling.....

Very clever. That air gap is genius.

This brings back a lot of memories. I lived like this, out in the woods. After I came back from the Army in 1971. I did not fit in. I bought a big back pack and started living very simple out in the forest. It was pretty cool.

When I was in my 20's I went into the wilderness and lived off the land for 20 years, now with everything going on in America, I believe in a year or two I will be going back, I am 67 now and in good shape. So I am looking at survival videos just to remember things again and learn any new survival hacks that I may have to use. Your channel looks great.

Didnt expect him to stay the whole night, pretty badass way to show off this shelter.

This video was a masterclass, quiet, competence, purposeful and peaceful, it was a joy to see! Subscribed!

Thank you for not lecturing. The information came through clearly and the sounds of the forest were relaxing.

I can see the validity of this being a 'survival' set up, not a bush camp set up. Very nice video, thanks for taking the time to share.

When I was a kid. We made lean toos to sleep in when we camped. I keep in my truck a folding saw and a commando saw along w survival blankets and stuff. My friends and family thought I was nuts. Then the pandemic hit. Wow! Guess who started to learn to prep. Now I’m not so crazy anymore. Great video!

Bushcraft Buddy, thank you for putting these useful videos on YouTube. I am a 75 yr old woman and interested in being able to survive a major earthquake.... your videos have helped me to assemble useful items for my E-Bag and to feel comfortable in what needs to be done in case of an emergency. Your videos are short, sweet, and communicated in a straight forward manner. Thank You, Bryn from Seattle

I did this when on summer camp with the boy scouts. I was asked by the skip to go on a 6 mile hike and find somewhere where I could sleep over in a makeshift shelter. I found a small cut out in a riverbank and slept in there on pine branches. I only had my sheath knife, flint and some flour and sugar. Many many years later I found myself homeless. These skills really came into their own! Great video love this kind of stuff.

2006 I was cycling across the USA. I rode 140mi across NV hwy 6 and darkness fell and it started to snow. All I had was 3 t shirts. I found an abandoned barn. I put my bike in a corner and walked around the barn. I found many sticks from an old fence. I found a large thick piece of plastic that I laid over me against the wall like a lean to. I had a small fire all nite. I ran out of wood at 5:30am. I was back on the bike headed to Ely NV

I liked the whole thing. From start to finish, no talking, easy to follow video and great music.

Out of all the videos I've seen on Survival/Bug out/ Field craft shelters. This one is by far the smartest, fastest, least man hours and calorie consuming one I've seen so far.

Very nice opening of the film and well-chosen, not loud music. Grüße aus Polen :)

Erfrischend ohne das ganze Gelaber. Auch gute Musikwahl und Lautstärke.

Geil, endlich noch ein Deutscher der es echt drauf hat. Mir gefällt der Style. Abo is da!