cross-posted from: https://lemmy.selfhostcat.com/post/256155
I’ll list a few of mine:
- I keep an organized bag of chargers and power banks in my work book-bag. Super helpful whenever I run low or need a specific charger, especially when traveling.
- at least one diaper and pad in my bag and car for family members.
- two screwdriver’s in my bag. One for my eyeglasses and one for normal use. The eyeglass one is rarely used but when it’s needed it’s essentially and a pain if I can’t find one.
I EDC a little Helikon-Tex sere pouch with small items and a small Helikon-Tex first aid pouch.
EDC-bag:
- petzl emergency headlamp
- earpro
- sleeping earpro
- headset
- paracord
- zip ties
- gorilla tape on an old card
- Anker powercore+ mini battery pack
- pencil + pencil sharpener
- SOG powerpint multitool
- valve key (cross)
- triple head usb cable (Lightning, USB-C, micro USB)
- charger
- car charger
- smartwatch charger
- phone car mount
- wedge
- CPR mask
First aid
- globes
- bandage
- CPR mask
- bandaids
- emegency blanket
- splinter tweezers
- tick tweezers
- rats tourniquet
- medicine
- wound wipes
The pouches go in my backpack.
If I’m going jacket only, I’ve got some bandaids, a blanket, a CPR mask and a bandage in the pockets.
In European countries, where we don’t shoot at each other this might already be overkill as every car has a first aid kit and almost all bleedings will be stopable with those bandages.
That’s an impressive list for such an easy to carry bag! Thanks for sharing
My plans. Plans for everything, and plans for those plans if they fail, and tertiary plans. I love plans. SOPs (standard operating procedures). I’d rather have a solid plan for everything reasonable (and some unreasonable) than all the gear in the world with no plan. Plans documented, memorized, printed and digitized. I had a very logistics-heavy role in the military, and as a civilian with a family in this day and age of so much uncertainty, I’m honestly more focused on them than I was when I was serving.
