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What do you guys have in your BOB/emergency bag?
I assume that I won't be able to use my car so it's whatever is in my bag(along with other obvious necessities) should be able to cover most bases.
Here is what I got
1. Multitool, obviously. Currently it's a Leatherman Wave.
2. Folding Wood Saw. Currently, Kershaw Bahco 396HP. Not much needs to be exlpained here.
3. Mini hacksaw. Stanley brand. I got it at Walmart for a few bucks. It's small, lightweight and does the job.
4. Glock Survival Knife. It's a great prybar, breacher,glass breaker, spearhead and should be able to open a lot of tin cans.
5. Stainless Steel Folding Trowler. It's a Walmart brand but is an exact copy of a well known "U-Dig-It" Trowler.
6. Knife Sharpener. Two-sided Diamond Plate.
7. Assorted nails and wood screws.
Total weight is about 2 lbs.
I still need to get a small but strong hard wire cutters.
Please do comment.
I assume that I won't be able to use my car so it's whatever is in my bag(along with other obvious necessities) should be able to cover most bases.
Here is what I got
1. Multitool, obviously. Currently it's a Leatherman Wave.
2. Folding Wood Saw. Currently, Kershaw Bahco 396HP. Not much needs to be exlpained here.
3. Mini hacksaw. Stanley brand. I got it at Walmart for a few bucks. It's small, lightweight and does the job.
4. Glock Survival Knife. It's a great prybar, breacher,glass breaker, spearhead and should be able to open a lot of tin cans.
5. Stainless Steel Folding Trowler. It's a Walmart brand but is an exact copy of a well known "U-Dig-It" Trowler.
6. Knife Sharpener. Two-sided Diamond Plate.
7. Assorted nails and wood screws.
Total weight is about 2 lbs.
I still need to get a small but strong hard wire cutters.
Please do comment.