Get Home Bag for Urban Environments(Best EDC Bag I ever had)

[@SurvivalLilly]

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[@kwong7058]

About the chem-light, you gotta keep them in their original sealed packaging, the chemicals will react with air or moisture.

[@JK20239]

Regular backpack for greyman look. 5.11 rush 72 for shtf. Nothing to overly tactical

[@Christian-Prepper]

I'm surprised there is no water container or a protein bar. I also suggest a small pair of nail clipper, tweezers and a pin for splinters or a broken nail. Extra shoe laces. Mini eye glass repair kit or a second set. (Long walk home half blind). A micro fiber cloth. And depending on the season, hand warmers or sunscreen.

[@hiddenwinter1676]

Good stuff, keep up the good work Lilly.

[@redsorgum]

I never worry what other people think, if my pack is tactical or not. And yes, I always have a backpack with me.

[@oysterjohn5669]

Include extra eye glasses in that pack. Without those I am practically blind.

[@AiRTaCoS]

Psychedelic mushrooms will restore your eyesight

[@happy-kz8lb]

@@AiRTaCoS nobody is willingly going to do drugs bruh

[@nickm2254]

Dont for get sunglasses

[@benjaminlausitz1805]

same here :-(

[@crystalgale15]

Same. I need to save up and have an extra pair of glasses.

[@FrauWNiemand]

My mom was a nurse, is now in retirement and always has a rescue blanket, a tourniquet and a tracheal respiration funnel in her urban backpack/purse. Just in case...

[@gocoastgaurd721]

No... that was an NPA... not a tracheal respiration funnel. It goes in the nostril not the trachea.

[@robertwillis4061]

Don't go for a black or khaki or camouflage bag - looks like a military pack. Nike or Reebok are universal for students, factory staff etc. Be the Gray man. Contents are great though

[@bmoorear]

Nike and Reebok also scream “im a beta male come take my shit”.

[@mrsjohnson1743]

Glad to hear you emphasize the importance of protecting our hands! Not enough survival videos even mentions this. Our hands are our best tool. A cut or injury to the hand or finger really can hamper their abilities and usefulness. We often take them for granted, until we get hurt.

[@jasonwilliam2125]

The tampon fire starters are awesome and have many other uses. My daughters have even told me they can use them during their periods:) Great vid.

[@reiver3419]

Bruh

[@IppyEpiphany]

I cackled 😂

[@theshanester338]

Ewwwwwww

[@lisac1613]

Who knew that tampons could be used for periods.

[@weerobot]

I've got Never Leave Home Bag...

[@fruitbat4429]

Very interesting. Can't really add anything constructive, and any thing I might have added, has already mean mentioned. So, just a random comment: a Maglite, "a really old torch" . . . -sigh- I can remember when Maglites were the coolest thing on this planet. That was so long ago they were Tacticool, before we knew Tacticool existed. Ah well, time marches on.

[@kevinhayden9030]

Thank you for the consistency.

[@charlesechols6354]

For concealment can the bezel on the flashlight be worn as a ring on the hand to get past security?

[@mallyredfearn6834]

Great video Lilly... Some things you might want to consider. A whistle. A whistle is great, even for urban use. If you get trapped in a building or elsewhere for instance. Less energy is used with a whistle and the sound travels further. A plastic whistle and the weight is neglible. A plastic door wedge. If in a room, whether it has a lock or not, a door wedge secures the door ten fold! Nobody is coming through that doir unless they break it down. Hotel rooms for extra security. Public toilets. A disused building.. A door wedge again, hardly any weight.. Thanks Lilly.. Keep up the good work..

[@Macqboy]

Maybe add in some disposable rubber gloves, glasses wipes, water bottle and a few cable ties.

[@thestig007]

Anything black / molle screams "tacticool".

[@solidus1995]

Idk if my bag is get home or bug out but all I know is it can help me survive the city and gather resources

[@johnfrancis6940]

Alrighty!! Need to know just a little more about the wee tiny radio and the lock pick set!!!

[@hello2jello4mellow34]

Look up The Lock Picking Lawyer on KZbin.

[@JohnDoe-jf5mi]

The black leatherman's are usually more rust resistant than their stainless steel versions. Personally I don't buy Leatherman products anymore. I've had too many rust on me. Victorinox only nowadays.

[@iainamurray]

Do you live in the sea?!

[@ek8652]

@@iainamurray I had a leather man back in the late 90s I bought. Never a speck of rust on it. Then I lost it and got a new one. Rusted up in no time and was never near any water. They are junk now. I have several victorinox knives. One is even 40 years old and another is 30. Zero rust on them.

[@iainamurray]

@@ek8652 Like you my Leatherman is a bit older and there's no rust. My father in law lives on a farm and has got through a few of them over the years and while he's broken blades and lost some, rust was never an issue, even on the recent ones. Odd that some rust and others don't.

[@propersucio]

Speed and improvisation > a metric ton of gear. The point of a GHB is movement...to get home. So ditch the superfluous gear...ounces equal pounds, and pounds equal pain. The sillcock key is better left in your car or at home (unless you’re planning on hoofing it 50K to get home). Ditch the extra flashlight. Chances are that you’re not going to be rappelling so you probably won’t need that biner. Focus on calorie dense foods and water that will get you the energy you will need to move quickly.

[@kneyork9930]

I've had a bug-home bag for years that I take with me when I have to visit the small city that I live near. I live in a rural area. My main concern is if I can't drive home, for any reason, I'm more set up to get out of the city on foot, escape the urban environment, then go overland to home. So, map and compass is important, although I know the area well. I carry enough food to last me two days, and some water. As I live where firearms are legal to be carried, I take extra ammo, which is heavy, but I can also "dump" the extra weight if mobility becomes more important. Then of course, first aid, multi tool, stuff like that. Fire of course. I also keep a warm wool hat and some light but high-tech thermal underwear, and warm gloves of course. Some over-the-counter meds are important, both for myself, or to share. My bag is much bigger than yours, but that does not mean I have to fill it up. !!! But yeah, the temptation is there.

[@dvig3261]

The decidedly feminine approach, although it should be expected, is refreshing. I haven't seen many videos that put gender much to their prepping. I'm glad to see it here.

[@markconger8049]

I would add one more item to the EDC bag. A cheap dual band transceiver. The Baofeng UV-82HP is a great option. Not only can it transmit on a ton of frequencies, it also gets weather radio, FM radio stations like a car radio, FRS, GMRS, and much more.

[@Pjpuglife]

Watch the hypodermic needles under there.

[@mosermesser788]

Hallo Survival Lilly Vielen Dank für ein weiteres super Video von dir! Möchtest du vielleicht mal ein rewiev von dem Radio USB Stick machen? Viele Prepper schwören ja auf ein Radio und seine diversen Dokumente, Fähigkeitsnachweise und Kreditkarten, Ausweise digital und als Kopie dabei zu haben ist eh schon lange eine "Ehrenpflicht". Dieses kleine, interessante Ding vereint praktisch alles in der Hinsicht. Hab mal bei Amazon geschaut, ist derzeit nicht lieferbar. Woher hast du das Ding? Grüsse aus der Schweiz und weiter so! Ich finde deine Videos super!

[@kelly9283]

I don't have a dedicated G.H.B. as my environment varies. I pack one with items I may need for the environment, before leaving my home. What I do keep (in my purse) at all times is a lighter. Knife, leatherman multi-tool, flashlight, some duct tape, multi use trauma dressing and some bandaids. What I have in my car at all times are a trauma kit and medications, blankets, gloves, OC spray, N95 masks and extra kleenex. On long trips I carry a more comprehensive kit in a backpack.

[@gregspeakman9337]

You forgot the most important part of your gear; the Canadian toque.

[@OoavastoO]

No EDC kit is complete without one. 🇨🇦

[@hello2jello4mellow34]

My EDC also contains earplugs, plaster (aka band-aid), some chocolate bars (for quick energy), toiletpaper tablets (the dry ones Canadian Prepper made famous), an orange bivvy emergency shelter (ca. 100 gram), a 120 gram sleeping bag, my Victorinox and a Kleen Kanteen with water.

[@fredericlagarde291]

🤙🇨🇵👍❤🤙🇨🇵👍❤bonne vidéo merci instructif....!!!

[@hotrodprepper656]

Great EDC bag Lilly, where can I buy the combination key in your video? Definitely need to get one for my get EDC bag. Don't forget about a way to get fresh water.

[@hello2jello4mellow34]

A LifeStraw® is great!

[@danielbeulmann9726]

It is the Knipex Twin Key 001101

[@lanegardinier760]

Great info here, thank you and I like to watch these as a checklist for the contents of my own EDC messenger bag, which also has a USB charging solar panel on the front flap. I also always carry a titanium spork wrapped in a cloth napkin, a parador and ferro rod keychain with my bike lock keys which is a twin to my regular keychain, and a tactical pen with a whistle and glass breaking tip.

[@BillyBOB-sm3rl]

Great video Lilly, maybe add a high callorie snacks and a water bottle. I also have sun screen and bug repellant for summer. And hand and toe warmers for winter. O, an emergency blank too. My old bag has a water bladder.

[@WarwolfManimal]

Add a couple bandanas many uses as you well know

[@leonardopoli319]

Backpack, beautiful and resistant, with very good and handy survival equipment. Hi good evening👍

[@rodneybetts6086]

You have an Excellent pick of items for your GHB that you take with you. A Shopping bag or carry bag is something that i forgot about. Thank you Lilly.. Great ideas for your bag and things that we should all think about.

[@TheRegalRolston]

That weak light for eye checks was a nice touch

[@1DomingosSilva]

State of the art just a few years ago

[@georgeb424]

Really like your thought process and how you approach situations in a practical fashion. I would add to your first aid gear a tourniquet and hemostatic bandage/dressing... just in case. Keep up the good work. Gott segne from the USA.

[@tommysimmons3258]

Need them or not wear gloves when your in a unsafe, dirty type place. Plus gets your hands use to working with them on.

[@tommysimmons3258]

@Rown Swager better English than those living in Detroit. She's not American. Think Irish or swedish

[@realdream1463]

@@tommysimmons3258 Österreich

[@ApocGuy]

I'd add small alcohol stove (penny stove works great) , stainless steel/titanium water bottle and small, mil surp poncho (saved me quite few times in past).

[@impermanenthuman8427]

Graybeardgreenberet (KZbin channel) argues the point that your GHB may turn out to be all you have left so needs to be your BOB which serves the bodies essential needs (temperature regulation, hydration, calories etc) which don’t change whether your in an urban area or the woods I suggest (to everyone) that the biggest risk during the next decade is a grid down scenario, highly likely due to high altitude EMP strike, Europe is probably least at risk though

[@thaliacrafts407]

I think it really depends on how far away from your house you venture. The farther away from your house you are, the more likely you are to encounter roadblocks. I venture no further than 50 min walking distance, so for me it's worth the risk to have a small EDC bag to get me home to my larger bug out bag. Your mileage may vary

[@bostjerndahl1779]

Awsome vid as always. You have collected a lot of good knowledge during the years you have been doing this. I am happy to say that I have followed you since the start. About your bag: I am often using a wisport bag myself and I love it. About the visual tactical properties in the bag I can tell you I see this types of bags every day with people on the bus, the tram, the bicycle. It is so common this days that people does not react on it any more. Keep on doing what you are doing. I am always looking forward for your vids. The content will always be a nice surprice because you change it and keep it fresh all the time. Have a nice day

[@socratesraramuri5040]

add a condom; holds a liter of water, weighs nothing. And, having been stuck homeless in an urban environment in bad weather once, i would add to or replace the poncho with a simple mylar emergency 'tent'. Personally, i love Reallybigmonkey1's ranger roll sleep system; it can fold up rather than roll up and fit into most backpacks. Wind, wet and cold, urban or nature, i don't see a big difference. That one time i tried to sleep outside without a tent and found out the next morning that there was a nice busstop just a klik down the road... I couldn't know at night; still coulda slept a lot better if i just woulda had some kinda tent. Since then i never leave home without a tent (or a mosquito net in hot climates).

[@cd4701]

The poncho needs to stay for if she cant stop and sit in a tent until the rain stops.

[@JK20239]

Greyman only for me. Regular backpack. Some bags are too tactical.

[@BelmontClan]

She has tried way too hard to copy Jack Richland aka black scout survival and these days even he’s a joke. He’s not even a grayman these days. Regular backpack exactly, low profile she’s barely armed and her setup is a joke, a silcock tool but no means to drink from and gather water, no sanitizer, and the Jack knife lockpick is a fucking joke unreliable and should be a regular pick set.

[@hello2jello4mellow34]

Exactly. Wear a CAT bag or another regular looking brand.

[@BelmontClan]

@@hello2jello4mellow34 Eastsport is cheap and durable and sells for about $18 on the low end and it’s tough and can take some punishment.

[@simonh6371]

@@BelmontClan Barely armed lol that's Austria not Afghanistan. Actually 3 items she is carrying are illegal to carry here in the UK. We're only allowed to defend ourselves with feather dusters and colourful language here lol.

[@BelmontClan]

@@simonh6371 So I keep hearing

[@marekszady601]

d'you carry tampons as a tinder or to patch up gun shot wounds?

[@jamesmoriarty9433]

My pick is and always will be the 5.11 Rush 24 for a get-home bag. You get what you pay for, and what you get is a rugged bag that you could take to hell and back. They last years, and the features on them make 5.11 a top contender as far as bug-out situations are concerned. This is not something you cheap out on.

[@Waldhandwerk]

Ha sehr nett und gut gepackt. Lasst es Euch gut gehen! LG Sepp

[@supernovauk1]

Yep! I've learned pretty well from you, Lilly! I have First aid kit (with emergency blanket), self defence flashlight, a knife, all-in-one utensils, a pen (that's also suitable for breaking glass), a small container with a needle, threads, fishing line, a few nuts, bolts, washers, nails, a tool card, paracord, survival bracelet, two hooks, a whistle, tissues, hand sanitizers, gloves, fire steel, small pliers, seals, protection glasses, a spare mask and all that so organised that it doesn't take much space at all (about 15% of the backpack capacity). Then in another compartment I have all personal hygiene stuff. And Isolated I carry mosquito repelent and sunscreen. Thank you for sharing your knowledge! We might never be "ready" for emergency situations, but we won't be adrift. If we try to stay cool, we might have a little advantage. So maybe learning some breathing techniques are a survival tool, too! Wish you all the best! (I'm looking forward to watching more 'camping van' videos :P)

[@Sasmy27]

Hi Lilly, I bought the Thrunite BSS V4 tactical Flaslight for my EDC aswell. In the video you attached the flashlight pouch into the MOLLE system ( 2:33 ) on your Backpack. However I don't know how you did it, because I can only attach the pouch on a belt or hook it up to a Karabiner. Greetings form Germany

[@rveubank]

You can tell from those gloves she actually uses her gear

[@pabloqueima]

Too long for a flashlight commercial

[@MarcMallary]

Don't trolls live under bridges? That silcock wrench is a great idea. I carry one while bicycle touring, but I wished there was a lightweight one.

[@trekker8033]

I have a few things, as an ex_Army grunt,that other folks might not consider, but all in all, this is a well thought out pack from Lilly. I have seen her in other videos by herself and with Cdn Prepper and I must say that she is very knowledgable for her age. Good information.Keep up the good work Lilly!

[@amandaconnell653]

Really useful video Lily & thank you. I especially like the little bag with small radio, charger etc. A good idea to have separate bags within a bag because when yr in an emergency situation & yr looking for something the last thing you want us one big mess inside your backpack. Stay safe everyone 💖👍🇬🇧

[@the6cow6god6]

three suggestions; maybe add another small waterproof tube that you could keep toothpicks and maybe a small toothbrush. also why not add some waterproof matches in a small pouch incase the firesteel wont work. last thing, why not add in a edc/self defence pen you can also carry. something with a fisher space pen ink cartrage will write anywhere and the self defence pen you could keep in your pocket so you dont need to reach for your bag if you got stopped.

[@olgakonstanty9871]

No wisport...

[@larsdejong7396]

After watching this, I realize that I rarely go out very far... and that I'm horrible in terms of prepping, given that I only have 1 functioning charging cable for my phone in the whole house... :) Btw I higly recommend against leaving your money in your bag. Never underestimate how easy it is for a skilled thief to pickpocket you. It is much better to carry it in your jacket or your pockets ( that's why I generally wear pants with large pockets). That way, it is much closer to you and easier to feel if it is gone.

[@sostrucking]

Keep money in front pockets because it's harder to pickpocket.. People can just slice open a pack on your back and then grab the stuff falling out.

[@selalukalah2487]

Please do some of the demo on urban survival if we got caught in civil unrest scenario,how to ensure our own safety during that event at urban environment...What are our best options if we're in it?

[@brianjordan2192]

I hate to burst people's bubble, but if there's ever a scenario where you need a get home bag, you're not likely to make it home if you live in a big city. The amount of confusion and crime would be beyond most people's wildest imagination. It's never a bad idea to be prepared, bugging out is much more likely a realistic idea than getting home in a large urban area. Not that people shouldn't try, giving up is never an option but being aware of situations and getting out early is a much better plan.

[@brianjordan2192]

@@papimaximus95 Then no one would need a get home bag, would they.

[@brianjordan2192]

@@papimaximus95 Agreed.

[@davem.2191]

Good video Lilly. Here some things I carry in my get home bag. - A half roll of toilet paper, along with some compressed toilet paper tabs that you just add water to. My poncho with small bundle of cordage and a few small shelter / tent stakes, a small bottle of water, a fire starter kit, med kit, 2 small flashlights, a knife, cellphone battery charger / flashlight charger, a pepper gun, (legally) a pair of warm socks, gloves, a (mandatory covid protection mask) a shemagh and a bandana. I also carry several protein energy bars, a pack of gum, and a few hard candies for a sugar boost if needed.

[@edwardschrader2853]

Hand sanitizer is really that important. I do not get it

[@belligerentprisoner1959]

It's her EDC. maybe just to stay clean from the Rona. Lol! Still a great fuel for quick fires. Warmth or distraction.

[@antiochiagok2702]

Be careful Lilly ! Thank you for an entertaning video.

[@dvdmorehead]

To this I would add a silk sleeping bag liner just in case you need overnight shelter in a questionable hotel with hourly rates. The surface your body touches is the one you brought. Where did you get the multi wrench?

[@bodgerdavesumner]

I like your Canada Toque.

[@ericpatrick5542]

I Love To Have All Three Bags Is My Black Military Assault Backpack, Black Military Drop Leg Pouch, And Black Military Water Bottle Strap Shoulder Bag With My Survival Kits.

[@blackink2338]

Deine Videos sind Mega, du hebst dich ab von der breiten Masse, weiter so 👍 außerdem Feier ich wenn du Rucksack sagst 😅

[@michaelhernandez410]

Since the purpose of a 'get-home' is to get home, I keep one in my car's trunk, along with a U.S. Army poncho, sleeping pad, blanket or sleeping bag, winter coat, knit cap, and a gallon of water, plus an empty canteen and Sawyer Mini water filter. If I have to walk 20 miles to get home from work, I know that I will need more than 1 day. I am being treated for Cancer, and I am unable to hike 20 miles at one time. Create you bag based on your needs.

[@sevensurvival]

You're a Crucial Sister Lilly. Thanks for being You. Respect

[@markaceves4979]

I liked the video Survival Lilly. The bag seems like a decent option, but have you considered a bag that doesnt scream "tactical." In an urban environment discreet bags would be preffered so as not to draw unwanted attention to you, to fit in with the crowd that might also be bugging out from the same area/incident.

[@sostrucking]

Yes, however any bag will become a target to the desperate.

[@cmbart1]

They make drop in LED conversion bulbs for that Maglite. I converted all of mine, now they're nice and bright again.

[@elevatedgrubgardens118]

Awesome video, i had a flashlight like that,but the tip was a taser

[@turrettooling1968]

Your style is nice and honest, and I doesn't hurt that you are cute too. Keep up the great work!

[@tanstaafl1960]

“Hands are your most important survival tools.” Yes - only your brain is even more important. 🧠

[@phild8095]

Cities my be smokey, violent, and or filled with tear gas. Glad you have the masks. Would you consider adding goggles. A bump cap to protect the skull from falling or thrown objects, And they are being made to look like baseball caps, it doesn't have to look like a hard hat. Bump cap liners can even be worn under winter knit hats. If you don't usually work or have on sturdy shoes that will get you home, have a pair that are already broken in and spare socks in the car. Three wallets, a bit of cash in each. Because sometimes just giving up a wallet can save you a lot of trouble. So, you have a pack, next, some weekend see how far you can carry that pack in 24 hours. Can you average one mile an hour? That gets you 24 miles, for most people that's a long hard march. Younger sturdier people can do it in 10 hours. Really healthy ones can do it without the pack in three hours, just grabbing a quick water on the way by. IF you need to be on foot chances are a lot of people will be in the same condition and will by trying to use cell phones. The system will overload, most calls won't get through. The system is not made that robust. If you do get through, please keep the call short, as others are waiting to use the cell phone system.

[@chriscoetzee6484]

Hi..which Esee Izula fixed blade is that in your bag? Would you show the knife unsheathed? Nice kit indeed 👌🏾 👍

[@mollygarza3812]

No views and 12 thumbs up 🤔

[@gooutgibbo9529]

Who cares.

[@DevTheBigManUno]

I like the idea of a get home bag. Too many people have delusions of taking off into their magic world of survival land and rebuilding modern society in a cabin somewhere. Biggest likelyhood is some disaster happening while you're travelling. I just feel bad for ppl in areas who can't carry firearms, nature tends to come back in very quickly when infrastructure is down.

[@markconger8049]

A lock pick set? That's not something I would have expected.

[@simonh6371]

Where I live carrying something like that is known as ''going equipped for burglary'' and is an offence.

[@jonpaul3868]

I just came from a prepper that wear all grey😂😂😂. He took the concept too literally. While actulally a greyman is pretty much as liliy's attire here. Non bright, common urban wears.

[@tomcatt998]

Were in the world did you get that MONSTER silcock tool ??????

[@nateb2868]

Water? Did I miss the part about carrying and purifying water? Second or even first sometimes would be shelter. I think there was a mention of using a $1 poncho for shelter.

[@whomagoose6897]

Just curious, are collapsible batons legal in Austria? I keep one for self defense. Collapsible batons are non-lethal, impact self defense tools. It extends to 20-inches or 50.8-cm. Just 7¾-inches or 19.8cm when collapsed for carry. Easily fits into a pocket when collapsed. Causes a lot of pain on an attacker.

[@BelmontClan]

Agreed and they are effective even the auto baton is used by certain factions of law enforcement.

[@whomagoose6897]

@@BelmontClan Never heard of an auto baton. Mine is a three sectional baton that you manually swing in an arc to extend the baton. Does an auto baton extend by pushing a button? I've seen types that have a flexible spring instead of hard steel sections. I don't care for that type. Never had to defend myself with one. Did present the baton during a potential confrontation. The guy saw the extended baton and just walked away, very quickly.

[@BelmontClan]

@@whomagoose6897 yea a pressure switch with a safety catch on it, they are good against flesh and blood but don’t try and take on a concrete block, a guy at the army navy store advised me of that and showed me one that a customer tried to swing as one and demanded a refund. That was 2001, but it requires a hard surface to collapse it back again like a hard floor or a brick wall. I’ve seen the one with the spring on them, avoid them they are garbage.

[@richardschafer7858]

Good video. Bic lighter would be a good addition.

[@brucesabatoni3410]

Did you even watch the video? 7:10

[@potaczX]

Gretą Polish pack! They are basically built like a tank :) Proust owner of wisport sparrow 30

[@nsystem1432]

Great gear choices my only concern is the tactical bag makes you stand out regardless of colour of the bag...i witnessed this with my own eyes today at the international airshow! People with tactical bags stood out very noticeably! Something less tactical may be better.

[@tenminutetokyo2643]

You need a SKYRAY 20,000 lumens LED flashlight.

[@faithfulprepper]

Great video. Thanks for sharing!

[@paulabiscuit7767]

I darn sure won't stop and sit in a graffiti area without my pistol.

[@cust89]

This is Austria... No guns needed :D

[@giovannibucio]

question i also carry a EDC bag everywere i go but how heavy does your bag need to be like wats the maximum load? mine says 11.5pounds

[@jorgex4605]

Y love your videos, a hug from México!!

[@picennator]

I thought I was the only one to carry an emergency lockpick kit. 💪😉👍

[@FrenziedTanates]

Be careful with those, check your local laws. I got busted with a set in my go bag. I was charged with possession burglary tools/paraphernalia.

[@picennator]

@@FrenziedTanates in France, it's ok, you can carry tools, only the behavior counts

[@bodhi974]

Well thought out. Of course kits are going to vary based on environment. Good starting point with your kit.

[@lifefordummies]

"And I'm living off of grass and the drippings from the ceiling..." hahaha

[@cherylT321]

Loved Nirvana!

[@thaliacrafts407]

A small inflatable raft. It's only a 50 minute walk, but I do live in the Netherlands, so yeah.

[@wreck-creationandengine-nuity]

Who made the lock pick set?

[@3101010]

I wonder if Lilly took any time to pick up any of the garbage on the ground and dispose of it or did she just leave it to blow into the creek?

[@jasontaylor9871]

You must have a better class of homeless people and vagrants I see no broken liqueur bottles and heroine needles under that bridge.

[@houhariumsurvival]

I follow Black Scout Survival.

[@BelmontClan]

And you would be a fool to buy anything with his name or logo printed on it

[@leascobie91]

Thank you for all that information. I have a backpack with most of those items for my car. Including the physical maps, is a great idea! We forget how reliant we are on technology. Extra things I have in my car bag are a two litre bottle of water and a fire extinguisher. Batteries and water get replace periodically, as well as making sure the fire extinguisher is in date.

[@ChrisC30]

My 'version' of this is an Australian pack that's about 35 liters, the Platatac All Theatre. I love it, though it's in khaki which isn't my choice of color.

[@nareswarisatya4157]

🤔 so,...you didn't pack any food or drink/bootle? And why?

[@watchingthecrazyworld7761]

There is never an advantage to carrying a bag that looks tactical. Step 1. Don't advertise.

[@ericfaivret9496]

Salut pour l’éclairage je te conseille olight. Bonne soirée

[@eyrie08]

Do you find yourself getting extra “attention” because of the tactical look of the bag?