Ditch the auger, the shovel and the flexibel twist ties .And the throwing knives. Ad, as said bevor cloth: Gloves,a beanie and socks plus rain protection.Then maybe a small amount of wire and buttwipes...

I think I would work in change of clothes and atleast some extra socks

I have in my backpack a sleeping bag made of material like a rescue blanket from Chinashop the pack size is very small and quite cheap can only recommend it

Nice kit but too much medical gear and not enough medicines like aspirin.

Oh I’d def go with a better bag. Every temu bag I’ve tried.. died about a month in.

@Urbanpreppingandsurvival

4 ай бұрын

I've not had any issues yet with the bag yet, I'm taking about doing a one year update the bag if I don't upgrade first.

Don't know what all that stuff is for, while you are walking the only things you will use is water, food, hygiene, insulation (jacket/gloves) & rain protection. At night you need shelter and more insulation. I always carry 1 pound of Walnuts, enough for 2 days food, calorie dense @ 3000/lb, shelf stable, no cook, full of minerals & vitamins, 65% fat + 14% protein + 14% carbs - 7% soluble fiber, a person (or squirrel) could survive on Walnuts.

@BEARivrman81356

5 ай бұрын

I frequently drive back and forth to my daughters house which is 560 miles away. In the event of an EMP or civil unrest, my wife and I could be walking home! Never presume to know what others will need in their get home bags!!!

@thatguy2408

4 ай бұрын

Yes and no. I would tell him to ditch the MRE. Too bulky. Space is at a premium in GHB. It should totally be built by the individual according to what they foresee as needs. But original commenter has the basics.

@Urbanpreppingandsurvival

4 ай бұрын

I am looking for a substitute for the MRE, I'm currently testing some other options out to cut down on wait and free up space.

@thatguy2408

4 ай бұрын

@@BEARivrman81356 I would suggest having some folding bikes in the trunk. The faster you can get to your destination the better.