What's in your bug out bag?

I had never even heard of it til I saw this post. After reading about it more, I should definitely get one together.
Off the top of my head, I'd keep lots of bullets.
Also want to see what it was:
>>1000000

>>1008848

Some faggot posted cp. So you dont want to see it.

>>1008850
Why are scriptfags always such edgelords?

>>1008843
Oh god, that pack looks like it weighs more than 4 ounces

RUN!

THEY'LL SHITPOST YOU ALIVE HERE

RUUUUUUUN!!!

>>1008855
What the fuck is an ounce? Is it some weird British dessert?

>>1008852

Fuckong magnets, how do they work?

post some bug out bags

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theres a bug out bag

>>1009084
sry for bad quality photo.

Will post more if some one wants

>>1008843
what bag in the pic

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>2017
>falling for the bag meme

>>1009086
Do it

>>1008843
Bugs

>>1008861
It's an archaic unit of measurement.
I think three of them equals a meter.

>>1009120
Looks like something made by Eberlestock.

>>1008843
>crayons
>whiskey
>pocket pussy
>big kanoife
>extra boolits

>>1010307
>no paper for the crayons

>>1008848
>>1008850
It wasn't cp, it was some stupid anime post.

>>1008843

Rocks so I can build a cairn anywhere I go

>>1008843
I'm not preptarded

>>1010357
they're snacks

OP post your B.O.B.

>>1012821
Nice bag does it come in blue? Looks like it can take a beating

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I think im nearly fully prepped.
Pic related ( not full Set)
I got:

1. Aid Kit (Painkillers and spare gloves)
Emergency Food Ration (NR-G 5 and Trekking Cookies)
Fire starter Set
Fuel Tablets
Some Lightsticks
Headlamp
Flashlight
Small survival Kit
Fishing kit (Nato standard)
Duct Tape
Hand Saw
Poncho
Small Tent
Sleeping Bag
Water Purification Tablets
Multitool with wrench cutter
Stale Big Survival Knife
Small Knife
Knife Sharpener
Sewing kit
AA Batteries
Picklock set
Steel helmet m1
Pepper Spray
Fireworks
Steel cup (Cooking n shit)

Yes, nogunz cuz europoor.

Any additions i should include?

>>1012853
pic of bag now

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>>1012868
Havin this at the moment, though im thinking of getting a bit bigger one

>ywn be given The Gift

Anybody else negged about this fact?

>>1010303
>>1008855
You are faggots. Return to reddit and your shitty numale haven known as
>>>>>r/ultralight

>>1012853
How about some cash you autist.

I'd also include a wind up radio for pleasure and keeping updated on a potential situation


Why do Bobs always revolve around wilderness?

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Am I ready, /out/ ?

>>1012939
>muh cash
In a happening you should always stash gold or cash in a remote location, possibly even in another country. never with you in case you get robbed.

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>>1013271
*in case of happening

>>1013271
>wat

yeah good idea not having cash on you for when you need it hey

the thing is, for most of us, if there were a disaster situation, we'd be in an urban environment, at least for teh short term. Money = barter = food, water and everything else you might not have to hand.

It could be as simple as your car running out of gas, and you save the day becuase of the stashed 60 bucks in your bob.

It's not all, muh survival muh fishing kit, PSKs, chainsaw handsaws, and MREs

>>1008843
I live in an area where natural disasters are rare, so I don't need one.

>>1009687
>>1009688
backpack
-PLCE british army surplus 100+20 litres
-rain cover

Upper body
-t-shirt x2
-thermal base layer shirt x2
-thermal mid layer shirt (fleece) (swedish army surplus)
-woolen shirt
-soft shell jacket

legs
-boxers x3
-thermal base layer (long johns) x2
-thermal mid layer pants (fleece) (swedish army surplus)
-soft shell pants
-leather belt

head
-cotton beanie
-balaclava
-shemagh x2

hands
-woolen gloves
-leather gloves
-thick mittens

feet
-cotton socks x5
-hiking socks x2
-thick woolen socks
-hiking shoes

camping
-small tent
-hiking mattress
-three seasons sleeping bag
(-hammock)

food supplies
-one day food supplies (~3500kcal) x2
-water 5,5 litres
-"trangia"
-titanium spork
-booze 1 litre
-alcohol for the stove 0,5 litre

other
-powerbank 20000mAh xioami
-flashlight: olight baton s1
-batteries: CR123A x10
-glock knife
-victorinox cyber tool
-first aid kit
-tobacco: 10 packs l&m blue
-mosquito repellent
-hand warmers x5
-feet warmers x5
-slingshot
-duct tape
-snow shoes

yet to come
-paracord
-tarp
-gaiters
-wind up radio (also seconds as a charger)
-another powerbank 20000mAh
-army shovel

>>1008843

Whiskey

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>packing and lugging around a whole bag
>preptards forgetting the beer
You make me embarrassed to know you, /out/.

>>1013341
I could understand carrying a few thousand for emergency airfare but anything beyond that should be stored in a secure location.

>>1012956
3/10 no crocs

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I'm normally in /k/ but this is my list

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>>1014086
And the second part, it's a two person list for both me and my wife hence the two columns

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>>1013531
Why you hating bro?

>>1014086
>>1014087
Wife but no dogger?
You need to get your priorities straight anon.

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>>1008843

got the same pack

stuff is as goes

medical
- IFAK / IV kit
- Amoxicillin
- Sam splint

hydration

- blue camelback pouch (2 liters or some shit)
- vodka
- vodka

camp stuff

- gerber tool, mora kniv, whet stone, spork
- pocket rocket butane stove
- 550 cord, gorilla glue (this keeps it from fraying at the ends) + green duct-tape
- carinthia g-loft sleeping bag w/ gore-tex bivvy
- flint strikers, matches, zippo
- 30 watt solar panel folder for phone
- mosquito bite and bee sting balm
- hygiene shit

base garments

- moisture wick shirt, underwear, sock grunt rolls x3

outer garments

- carharrt rain jacket
- softshell wind/waterproof pants
- UCP poincho
- flame retardant neck gaiter
- italian wool jeep cap w/ visor
- nomex flight gloves w/ thin liners

other/misc
- glock 19 w/ surefire, x2 magazines loaded with 147 gr +P for wild hogs
- 1" push dagger in boot if another pitbull latches onto my arm and tries to kill me
- fleshlight

>>1014179
I dont think antibiotics should be in a Bug out bag.
Maybe in an inch-bag.
But you have to get really fucked up on the First day of three to have to use antibiotics.
Better get some pvp-iodene Creme / painkillers.

Other than that that looks good.
Maybe a tarp or something for sleeping?
What about light?

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>>1014140
I have a dogger but it's list Is just food water harness important docs and treats.

>>1014363
Get some harness to carry dogger if he is wounded.
If it could be snowy get him shoes and something warm to wear.

>>1013365
rate my bug out bag /out/

>>1014625
>>1013365
>soft shell jacket

REEEEEEEEEEEE

I'd also lose the snowshoes in favour of some waterbroof boots but that's just me

>>1014086
>>1014087
Does anyone think it's worth adding a PLB to my kit? Just a small one as it could be useful in the case of rescue in a natural disaster.

>>1014179
>hydration
>vodka

>>1012888
I'm glad that the ultralight do their thing and great a market for that type of gear. This way we can read some of their stuff, learn a few tips, and have the ability to buy some things for way cheaper than they'd otherwise be without a large market for them. I still don't cut my toothbrush down out of principle since I don't want to go full retard.

>>1012956
Bear Grills has branded knifes? That's silly.

>>1008843
a qt Karesuando knife.
firestarter.
axe.
12 spruce arrows.
1 steel pot.
2 used pants of my little sister.

>>1009687
>>1009688

>Bugout bag
>zero bugs

2/10

>>1014689
You tell us. You never shut your mouth, always act like you know every thing when it comes to this topic. Every one on /k/ thinks you're autistic.

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>>1014138
>>1012956
What's your plan, germanbro? Leaving to woods up north if shtf? Or moving east?
Maybe you should had something to treat your water, also your sleeping system do not forget that.

But this is Europe, it has a huge population density in most places, if something happen we're pretty much fucked up.

Do you guys have your bob ready at all times? I mean my somewhat bob is mostly my general /out/ gear with some stuff add to it but I don't have it ready to roll.

>>1014799
Living in Schleswig-Holstein already.
Guess if shtf will move quickly to our family garden. We have a boat there for a big lake and then move to an Island for resting there until it Ends.

Have you guys thought about your family when SHTF? What do you do with your grandparents?

>>1014801
Bought a Rucksack just for Bob (and for occasional Camping/Fishing).
It's packed with 3l of water and three day food supply.

>>1014363
10/10 would pet

>>1014873
>Have you guys thought about your family when SHTF? What do you do with your grandparents?
I only have a grandmother but I haven't spoke to her in 10 years so I can't really say but if it's something near a societal collapse then there's pretty much nothing to do I think.

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>>1014873
My grandparents are dead.

>>1014253

anti-biotics are valuable, more of a luxury that i've been keeping with my shit, ibuprofen doesn't do anything for me either so i won't even bother carrying that shit

in the army they taught us to use our ponchos as a tarp and form it into a crude flooring or even a tent, and my sleeping bag has a bug mesh but for snakes i feel it's underwhelming. i'll most likely invest in a single man gore-tex bivvy tent to mount ontop of my bag.

>>1014721

i am probably not going to be happy that i have to legitimately use my 'bugout bag' because that implies things have gone shit real bad. If you are not bringing any sort of recreational material with you then you are going to lose your fucking mind. Taking the edge off is paramount, and now that i think about this i will also bring a can of grizzly winter which i don't have in my bag right at this moment.

>>1014684
Why is soft shell a bad choice? Is there anything I should add to my B.O.B.? No gun because finnfag europoor..

>>1015269
Soft shell doesn't provide any protection from rain or snow. Seems pretty useless to me. I guess it depends where you live but I'd never buy it if I could get hard shell instead.

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I don't have a bug out bag because I'm not a faggot.

>>1014793
Good luck stopping me

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>>1015564
/out/ is the brokeback Mountain board.
Leave if you're not one of us, cissy.

>>1015663
I'm straight, but why is manly love always so much more pure than heterosexual love?

>>1008843

Off the top of my head:

>water purification stuff and a filter straw
>fire starting supplies; matches, lighter and fire steel
>first aid stuff
>rope and cord
>survival knife and sheath with stone and fire steel
>compass and a watch
>pen and paper
>tape
>multitool

I don't have a flashlight and batteries in it, but it's nearby.

I don't really need it, as I live in the middle of nowhere on a massive property, but eh, I put it together out of stuff I had laying around.

>>1015682
Easy, cause all woman do is bitch and moan. Especially on hikes (even short ones in my experience) which is pretty relevant since this is /out/

Now for something completely different: Anybody have any experience with the Maxpedition bags? I'm about to buy my first real tactical/hiking bag. I've been in the army so although I'm gettin my first "real" , hiking is not new for me.

I've narrowed it down to either the Gyrfalcon or the Falcon 3. I don't have enough gear by a long way to fill up the Gyrfalcon and not even the Falcon 3 by a long shot. Should I get the Gyrfalcon and have more room than or (atleast atm) the more suitable gearwise Falcon 3? And getting both is not an option since they are pretty expensive.

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>>1015663

>>1015728
I've got one pocket organizer of maxpedition and it is fairly well manufactured.
It is pricey, though.

Cant be sure about maxpedition either, because all prepper/edc'er shill it so damn hard one could be thinking they get paid to do so.

>>1016193
Been thinking the same thing. Although their gear does look pretty good.

I heard some EDC faggot say nothing can beat Maxpedition quality as far as durability and "outside" design goes but on inside organization, there are better brands. Personally I just think 50 million zipper pockets are a waste of space and just makes the bag heavier.

>>1014799
>But this is Europe, it has a huge population density in most places, if something happen we're pretty much fucked up.

Fucking this, and the "refugees" you guys are getting will take every opportunity at anarchy they can get

I would say go east but I doubt ivan will be letting anyone in

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>>1013377

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>>1015663

>>1012181
Muhreen detected

>>1012821
Dave Canterbury fan I take it?

Why don't you guys focus on setting up your home instead?
Bag is only good if you're going to keep in your car or something. In case if you're far away from home.

gay ass LARPING: the thread

All you queers are doing is gathering supplies for your tougher neighbor down the street.

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>>1018686
You must be real fun and so much more hardcore than we are.
I wish I could be more like you.

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>>1008843
My 72 hour meme.

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I'll be taking that... Thanks.

>>1020808
>taking anything with a meme gun stock photo
I don't think so, nogunz.

t. nogunz

>>1020648
I have that same cup

>>1014787
XD

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>>1020847
hand it over cunt

>>1020969
How awkward was it to take this photo

Were you just a sole dude standing in the middle of a field trying to line up your phone with the barrel

Seems pretty strange

>>1020969
>implying that I haven't acquired immunity against lead after starting get shoot at young age with .22 up to 7.62x39
fight me irl faggot.

>>1020993
>It's strange to take pictures of guns during a military exercise

There was about 100 others there

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I was watching a bug out bag video a year or two ago and the guy had these storage bags like a high quality ziplock bag. I think they had an actual zipper and may have been waterproof. Anyone know what I'm talking about?

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>>1021382

If it looks like this, it's just a zipper tool bag, they go for like 7 bucks. Heavy as fuck duty.

Are there any good, cheap military-style assault packs (I think they're all under like 40L, some a lot less than that)?

There's a couple on Amazon but some of the reviews say they're fantastic and others say the seams come apart above the zip (classic backpack failure mode).

Just want a daypack I don't have to worry about throwing about. I've got a Berghaus bag that's made of Nylon and it feels very fragile, like any twig or bush might tear a hole in the side.

Bonus points for something that would get onto a plane as a minimalist carry on.

>>1008843
Bug out bag? Because you want to be carrying all your stuff when you're trying to evacuate your city? What's your plan if your emergency is that your house burned down? What if war breaks out and the people with full tac bags are the first to get shot by people who didn't think ahead?

I've got six months' worth of food, tackle, clothing and other gear buried in buckets at a lake within walking distance. You know what I need, in order to get there? Nothing but a pair of shoes.

Good luck to you.

>>1008843
bugs

>>1022103
Tell me more

>>1022117
What do you want to know?

>>1022118
What do you put your stuff in? How deep? what kind of food?

>>1022119
>>1022119
>What do you put your stuff in?
5Gal buckets. Cheap, sturdy and waterproof. >How deep?
The lids are only about six inches under the surface, I wanted to make sure that I could dig them up by hand. There not in an area that sees any human or animal foot traffic though, so I haven't seen any breakages in the five years they've been there.
>what kind of food?
Variety of canned stuff, as well as rice and beans, pretty much anything I like to eat normally. If you're not carrying it, it doesn't matter what it weighs.

Also, a fifth or two of vodka, a couple cartons of cigarettes, some weed, and enough food seeds to feed myself indefinitely, should I need to. I actually should add more powerbait, hooks and line, now that I'm thinking about it.

>>1008848
>Never even heard of it
How new are you?

>>1022103
This sounds like a horribly easy way to get robbed, flooded, need something you don't have, or otherwise have your shit stolen and/or destroyed. Good luck though.

>>1022120
Oh, right.. If you're thinking about doing this, there's a couple things you need to know:
1) It's against the law to bury things on private or public land.
2) Disperse your supplies. Don't put all your tackle in one bucket, put a little in each. That way, even if you lose a bucket or two, you've lost a fraction of everything instead of all of something.
3) Don't bury them on river banks, they wash away really easy... Yeah.

>>1022122
And you'd be right, but I don't keep all my powdered eggs in one basket.

is it a good idea to put a quran in your bob if civil war breaks out? so you can pretend to be a muslim if necessary.

>>1022521
>thinking the European men would lose a war against goatfuckers if survival is at risk
kek

>>1022539
>>>
> Anonymous 05/25/17(Thu)02:25:06 No.1022521▶>>1022539
>is it a good idea to put a quran in your bob if civil war breaks out? so you can pretend to be a muslim if necessary.
that doesnt mean we would lose, but if your out and a group of muslims comes around the corner?

>>1008843
My bug out bag is pretty much my camping bag plus an AR and mags.

>>1022554
lel wtf are you talking about? If gets that bad, having that stupid book won't save you from them.

Have useful stuff like food instead of useless weight.

>>1022521
You don't need a quran, just memorize some verses.

>All this survival shit in bags
>not one person packed some deet

Enjoy your lyme disease faggots

>>1010303
>3 ounces to a meter
Yep.

>>1022561
pics

>>1021004
airsoft doesn't count as a military exercise

>>1015728
i had the falcon 2 and after i took it on a few "real" hikes i ditched it. maxpedition is imported overpriced tacticool shit honestly.

if you're looking for a hiking bag, spend the extra money and buy something along the lines of kelty or osprey. actually go into a store and put on bags and walk around with them so youre not stuck with something like the falcon 2 that's an uncomfy piece of shit

>>1009084
Pack name pls

>>1022986
Anon the camo is clearly British, it took me like 10s to find it. Git gud.

https://www.varusteleka.com/en/product/british-army-plce-rucksack-dpm-surplus-without-frame/18311

To spare you all the microaggression of making a new thread, can I ask here, if a 30 liter dayback is good enough for a week or so in the woods?

I primarily motorcycle camp, where I ride my motorcycle into the forest and camp out where you'd otherwise have to hike.

I can only bring what I can strap to my bike, volume wise, which rules out heavy frame rucksacks like backpackers do. But weight isn't so much of an issue.

I have a 30l daypack I bought just to run errands with around town on said motorcycle, since it had chest and waist straps and few extra straps to flail around in the wind and hit me. I also got a big duffle to carry everything else.

I did this exactly once for two days, (I ran out of beer and had to go back into town) but I want some imput. Is the duffel bag too stupid? IF my bike broke down, I'm definitely not carrying a fucking duffel through the woods, and I go to some remote places. So how reasonable is it to sustain yourself off a 30l daypack, assuming I have a water filter and access to murky ponds or mountain streams, ect?

>>1023224
dude pack in as much as you think you need.
depending on what you have packed and how well you got knowledge of nature, more than a knife is comfort.

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w-why do you need so much garbish ?

>>1020648
the "food" will kill you in less than 48h

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>>1014799
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i print this fucker

>>1012853
>Steel helmet m1

>>1022539
>implying we aren't bending over for them and losing it now

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>>1023789
>implying Europeans wouldn't wipe the entire continent before it falls
>implying germanistan, britbongistani, or caliphate of france represents the entire Europe
Kek.

>>1023795
piss off to pol stupid kid

>>1023802
T RI G G E R E D

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I see an awful lot of tools, weapons, and other useless shit you guys pack.
Some of you were actually smart enough to include water.
But I noticed hardly anyone packs a fucking bar of soap.
You guys don't realize how important that stuff is.

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>>1025011
Why? They have it at the hotel.

>at least the shower had decent pressure

>>1025017
>why?
Listen to survival stories of Balkan/Bosnian war victims.
When there was no running water and all the grocery stores were empty, soap was like mana from heaven. It was considered to be more important than food, and very hard to obtain.
Without it. people died from minor cuts and scapes they got due to infection. Personal hygiene is important during shtf.