Australian Survivalist - Survival Pack Weight, How Heavy is TOO Heavy?

Your Survival pack weight is critical! - In this video I'm going to do in in-depth break down all the gear that's in my survival pack by weight. I'll explain some of the rational behind why I choose to carry certain things even though they have high weight values, and I'll also debunk the 20% myth that heaps of new survivalists/peppers seem to be following?!

NOTE: Some of the weights displayed wrong on the oversize scales I used in this video, so I've overlaid the correct values over the top of the video taken from more accurate scales.

Video Chapters:
0:00 - Introduction
1:00 - My Pack (Overview)
2:35 - How my Pack 'Wears'
3:32 - Cold Weather Gear (Jacket)
5:12 - Takedown Bow / Hunting Gear
5:38 - Arrows (Brief)
6:22 - Inside my Takedown Bow Case
7:15 - Sleeping Bag Roll
8:35 - MSR Filtration Kit
9:03 - Stanley Cooking Kit
9:28 - CamelBak
10:20 - Solar Panel
11:07 - Membrane Solutions Water Filtration Kit
12:39 - Millbank / Filter Bag
13:31 - Clothing
15:10 - Map & Map Protector
15:28 - JetBoil Fuel
16:41 - Baby Wipes
17:46 - Anti-chafing Powder
18:29 - Microfiber Towel (Quick Dry)
19:17 - Bivvy Bag (or is it a poncho??)
21:40 - Camo Paint, Compass, Batteries & Cleaning Cloth
22:23 - Fire Starting Gear
23:25 - Fisherman's Kit
23:54 - Battery Pack
25:15 - Beanie
25:44 - Sewing Kit
26:15 - Balaclava
27:25 - LedLenser HF4R Core
28:00 - Dry Bag
29:00 - Gloves
29:20 - LifeStraw
29:50 - Cutlery
30:21 - Paracord
30:58 - First Aid Kit
32:49 - Gauze (Spare)
33:05 - Salt & Hand Cleaner
34:30 - Tarp
35:43 - Knife Sharpener(s)
36:27 - Oil (Metal Care)
38:23 - Poncho & Waterproof Pack Cover
38:45 - Bivvy Bag (For real this time)
40:00 - Empty Pack Weight (Almost)
40:18 - Quickly about Comms Gear weight
40:49 - Debunking the '20% Rule'
44:39 - In Conclusion