What's in my get home/bugout bag version 2
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- čas přidán 11. 06. 2024
- It's super important to be prepared for emergencies,
That's why I always keep a well-stocked get-home/bugout bag ready, just in case. Here's what I've got in my current one.
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www.gettingoffgrid.net
Temu link
temu.to/m/uk6bqdi546s
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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
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.
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.
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!!!
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.
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.
@@BEARivrman81356 I would suggest having some folding bikes in the trunk. The faster you can get to your destination the better.