Sensible Prepper Presents: The Battlbox Subscription serivce review and field testing. We look at the Mission 20: Shelter Building and Tinder Collection box for Oct. 2016. Battlbox is well established in the Subscription Box market and doing a great job.
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love your channel buddy, i like and i subscribe!
“Pretty decent little knife”…like a 12 in blade
not a fan of subscription services….
now if they listed the various months and contents and let you choose what
to order when you wanted… would be more interesting…
not interested in committing to $100 a month (5 ounces of silver) for a
surprise.
“get what you want when you want”
agree the wicked saw and zippo ax were great items. have had the bean throw
bag for a few years and have yet to use it.
Does that zippo tool use standard hacksaw blades?
I like how you actually use the items instead of just unboxing them like
other accounts.
Can you do a Fiskars axe review?
Here’s my 2 cents…and that’s about what my opinion is worth 🙂 It looked
like the folding saw worked better than the chain saw. The hatchet and the
Zippo was too light to be useful. so basically a person could save a lot of
money by not getting the battlebox and instead getting a folding saw and a
good machete. I personally like the Ontario SP 53 but to each his own.