Hi, just looking for ideas on the smallest survival kit you can use and relatively warm, fed and have a place to sleep in the smallest package. anything backpack size won't do. pockets, fanny pack, are fine etc..
I was thinking, wool thin blanket for sleep, single tarp to wrap blanket in while travelling and use for either ground sheet or make shift tent/shelter; pocket flash light, pocket knife, so kind of small food bar used at sea like rations, flask for water on string.
What can you make without a backpack thats still feasible? just for fun, im not going out there like this XD
you could probably manage it if you have a shitfuckton of pockets and some serious dosh to throw at a sleep system that packs down small enough to fit.
My wallet, I can survive.
>>957085
Coat converts to tent, sleeping bag, etc.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-3641622/Young-designer-launches-clothing-collection-refugees-including-coats-convert-TENTS-sleeping-bags-flotation-devices.html?ITO=1490
>>957490
Didn't she know shelter half ponchos already exist?
>>957085
why does it bother me so much when prissy bitches wear woodland
>>957500
Since you asked, it's because you're insecure about your lack of education and cultural sophistication. Playing the woodsman role is how you feel better about being a hick. When your socioeconomic betters latch onto the same meme, you feel threatened.
>>957500
There's every chance she'd slap your shit and you'd be too afraid to do anything too.
>>957504
Found the prissy bitch
>>957497
From the pictures, it seems a bit more sophistocated than that, but point taken.
I was never in the military. Do they actually use shelter half ponchos these days?
Sol thermal bivy
Bic lighter
Small knife
Emergency rations
All stuffed inside a Nalgene bottle (might need the 1.5L bottle to fit.
>>957100
This tbqhwy