My $4000 Bug Out/INCH Bag Setup

At long last, two years after my original bug out bag video, we're gonna take a look and see what is inside my current INCH bag. After doing a rough calculation of everything in the video, the price in today's market came up to around $3800+. Definitely an investment but this bag is leaps and bounds more capable than the one from my previous video.
Look, I get it. "The more you know, the less you need." We've all heard that before but the fact of the matter is that we're not all the Gray Bearded Green Beret. And even if we were, surviving indefinitely in -20° temperatures requires more than a 20lb bug out bag. That's why I've allowed this bag to be as heavy as it is (around 60 or 70lbs wet). It's not meant to be easy to carry; it's meant to keep you alive when you don't have a home to go to anymore. Of course I could spend more money to get lighter gear, but I'm faaaaaar from wealthy. I've spent enough for now.
One thing you might be thinking is how am I going to carry this in the winter with snow on the ground? My intention is to get a sled.
What about the cart? There will be a video about that soon enough. I will say that on flat ground and moving down hill, I'm probably saving a TON of calories vs carrying the bag. Uphill is a different story.
As always, this kit is a work in progress and is bound to be adjusted here and there.
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Outro song:
Solace by Scott Buckley   / scottbuckley  
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Intro song:
Discovery by Scott Buckley   / scottbuckley  
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Team Trees:https://teamtrees.org
FPC:https://www.firearmspolicy.org 
RMEF:https://www.rmef.org 
Children's Hospital:https://www.childrenscolorado.org/com...
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Here's some of the channels I mentioned in the video and here in the description:
The Gray Bearded Green Beret:    / joshuaenyart  
Canadian Prepper:    / canadianprepper  
Skinny Medic:    / skinnymedic  
Varusteleka:    / varusteleka  
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Here are all of the links for the items I have in my bag. Not everything is listed below (such as the snares) because they’re either not available anymore or because they’re something simple that you probably have lying around. Also, if I was unable to find the EXACT product that is in my pack, then I linked something similar. On occasion I also listed a product that I just thought was a significantly superior version of what I had in my pack. Whatever does not fit in my description will be in a pinned comment down below. I have these listed ROUGHLY by order of appearance or mention.
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Non affiliate links:
Savotta Jääkäri XL rucksack: https://www.varusteleka.com/en/produc...
Savotta water bag:https://www.varusteleka.com/en/produc...
Backpack bleeding control kit:https://medicalgearoutfitters.com/col...
Bugout Roll:https://canadianpreparedness.com/prod...
SA Company shields:https://safishing.com/collections/pac...
Smartwool socks at Sierra Trading Post. My go to store for stuff like this:https://www.sierra.com/smartwool-phd-...