Videos tagged with Durable Goods

This video focuses on rain jackets and how they fit into a layering system. It appears to be geared towards outdoor activities where weather protection is important, such as hiking or camping. The content likely explains the benefits of different layers and how a rain jacket serves as the outer shell for keeping dry.

This video from Prepper School Vol. 12, titled 'Red Pill or Blue Pill? Don't Panic!', focuses on preparedness and survival strategies rather than specific firearm demonstrations. It emphasizes actionable steps like making plans, diversifying finances, and focusing on durable goods. Key survival topics covered include situational awareness, communication skills, escape, self-defense, firearm laws, fitness, and spiritual fitness. While firearms and self-defense are mentioned as components of preparedness, the video's core message is about avoiding panic and adopting a proactive, multi-faceted approach to potential crises. The video is sponsored by Sportsman's Guide and Scottsdale Mint, with affiliate links for EXOTAC and a Patreon link for 'Team Sootch Minuteman'.

This video discusses prepping for inflation, outlining indicators such as rising prices in gasoline, food, lumber, and steel, as well as causes like unemployment, government spending, and a declining GDP. It also highlights threats like foreclosures, transportation issues, at-risk 401ks, job loss, and a weaker dollar. The content suggests solutions including making purchases of durable goods, precious metals, and barter items, often sourced from yard sales, flea markets, or eBay. The video also mentions sponsors like Sportsman's Guide and Wheaton Arms, and encourages viewers to support the creator via Patreon.

This video discusses the concept of a 'disposable society' and contrasts it with the enduring quality of older manufactured goods, particularly firearms and leather goods. The hosts highlight examples of items built to last, such as vintage sewing machines, rifles, and leather accessories from Saddleback Leather, which offers a 100-year warranty. They argue that while modern, affordable firearms like the Ruger American have their place, investing in well-made, durable items offers long-term value and a connection to craftsmanship.