emergency belt pouches

Lockpicks, smoke bombs, batarangs...

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>>461922
I currently have:
A magnesium block/ferrorod
A small, sharp folding knife
2 waterproof pillbottles stuffed with dryer lent (awesome tinder, pic related)
A thermal blanket
Fishing line, weights, hooks, power bait and some small lures.
Basic medication/bandages.

Where would you go from here?

>>461922
nylon tarp, water purification methods, mylar blanket, ligther, and as many ziplock bags i can fit in (crazy useful)

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>>461927
>>461927
I don't have anything attached to the outside of my belt but I'm currently using a modified: S.O. Tech Riggers SERE Belt.

I have the belt wrapped with both #12 & #36 bank line.
Lashed to the inside of the belt I have a small fixed blade.
Behind that is some steel picture wire.
The back pocket contains:
An aluminum foil contain reinforced with Hvac tap
1 Freezer bag
1 Small ferro rod
2 Cotton balls with Vaseline

I decided on this because it's low drag and meets 4 of the 5 C's.

>>461927
>>461936
Compass, whistle, pack any gaps with char cloth tinder.

>Done

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>>461922
is this real ?

>>461925
kek

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>>461922
Bic lighter, food.
If I can avoid hypothermia and starving my way to stupidity I'll drink from the river and follow it out. You'll be wishing you had something to eat, I won't be wishing I had a leatherman or some other overhyped tool

>>461936
>(crazy useful)
tips pls

>>462871

What wood is suitable for the use your picture shows? Would hazel poles work or does the bark not come off that easily (plenty of hazel where I live but never tried to remove the bark like that).

>>463141
Not him but wouldn't hazel bark be too thin and flaky? I want to try and make one.

>>463145

Yeah, probably, but it was the first wood that came to mind because of the poles. I wonder if you have to do anything to it first like boil it or steam it?

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I had two 100 Round Saw Pouches for an overnighter. Mounted in on a rigger belt.

Approximately 6.25"H x 3"D x 4.75"W

Filled them with the following:

- Four Granola Bars
- Fire Kit (Lighter + Vaseline Cotton Balls in Ziploc)
- Folding Knife clipped into the side of the pouch
- Contractor Bag (Emergency Poncho)
- Smaller Rubbish Bag
- Small First Aid Kit - Aspirin, Antihistamines, Band Aids, Gauze, Small roll of bandage inside a ziploc
- 5 Feet of Paracord
- Sharpie
- Hand Sanitizer