Whats in your EDC, vehicle or get home bag?

[Silverguns6]

Whats your Every Day Carry? What do you have with you at all times or in a vehicle at all times that has gear you deem neccissary for an event that happens without warning?

Mine is somewhat extensive but practical for all 4 seasons here in New England:
-On my belt at all times is my S&W 44Mag multi tool
In my trunk I keep a large bag with the following:

• 70% Wool blanket
• 5 15 minute road flares
• Vehicle fuse replacement kit
• Large Maglite (the 2 D cell one) + 4 extra batteries
• Mayday hand crank LED flashlight
• LED headlamp
• fleece hat
• waterproof work gloves
• Mechanix gloves
• 1 pair of socks
• 50' of 550 Paracord
• snow scraper
• 3qts of engine oil
• 1 qt of each engine fluid (brake, power steering, auto trans)
• 60' of duct tape
• 20' reflective tape
• 25' electrical tape
• fixed blade knife
• fire extinguisher
• first responder kit full of medical supplies
• reflective road triangle
• jumper cables
• fire resistant coat
• waterproof reflective jacket
• 1 gallon of spring water
• 2 packs of SOS rations
• instant coffee
• 25 12ga shells 00buck
• Pro-Ki
• 20 large zip-ties
• 20 small zip-ties
• a 12'X10' tarp
• 100' of twine
• 10 AA batteries
• crankable/solar portable power supply. (charge phones etc)
• fuel siphon pump
• tire air pump
• UST fire striker
• Quik Tinder
• BBQ lighter fluid
• 1 box of matches
• bug spray
• sun screen
• chapstick
• wet wipes
• $50.00 cash
• I know I am forgetting somethings.

I keep a courier style bag as well that I use if I need to leave my vehicle and I put some items in it to take with me, but leave alot behind.

Whats in your you EDC, vehicle or Get Home Bag?

-Dave

 

[Projectile]

I would lose the BBQ lighter fluid and replace with this:
[h=1]Esbit 11.5g (0.4 Ounce)
Ultralight Folding Titanium Stove for Use with Solid Fuel Tablets[/h]Get some Mountain House pouches and A metal water bottle to boil water for food and coffee, the stove above works great and is tiny.

The best investment I made for my car setup was to get a JNC battery jumpack, you want the 660 version--saved me more than once.

Also get a Spetnaz shovel to throw in there.

 

[Projectile]

Here is my gear list for my vehicle(s)

This along with my EDC bag + ham radios, etc. and I'm good to go.

Tools
Spetsnaz Shovel
Jumper Cables
JNC660 Jump Starter
Petzl Head Lamp +Batteries
Mini Mag Light +Batteries
Tool Kit
Tire Guage
WD-40
Wiper Fluid (1 Gallon)
Duct Tape
Paracord
Work Gloves
Fire Extinguisher
Tow Strap
Life Hammer
Motor Oil
Rags
Come-Along
Heavy Duty Zip Ties

Food + Water + Utensils
Cooking Can
Nesbit Stove + Fuel Tabs
Plastic Utensils
16oz Water Bottles
1 Gallon Water Jug
Mountain House Meals
Starbucks Single Serve Instant Coffee
Powerbars
Fruit & Nut Bar
Hot Chocolate
Paper Cups
Sugar Packets

Clothes
Fleece Pants
Fleece Top
Socks
Running Shoes
Hiking Boots
Fleece Hat


General Survival Gear
Whistle
Matches
Storm Proof Matches
Lighter
Magnesium Firestarter
Flame Log
Space Blanket
Solar Powered Radio
Rain Poncho
Bag of Bags
Contractor Garbage Bags
Flares
Emergency Bivy
Toilet Paper
First Aid Kit
Wool/FLeece Blankets
Pillar Candle
Survival Candles
Black Sharpie
Waterproof Tarp 6" x 8"

Winter Kit (Kept in Removeable Box)
Heet
Windshield De-icer
Collapsible Winter Shovel
Hand Scraper
Medium Brush/Scraper
Collapsible Brush/Scrapper
Winter Gloves
Winter Hats
Hand Warmers
Fleece Pants/Top
Winter Work Gloves
Sleeping Bag

 

[KMS]

Don't we have one of these threads already?

 

[squatch413]

RAT 7 knife
Buck Hatchet
Stool
Leather man
Crecent wrench
First aid kit
Coast Guard water packets
Water purification tablets
Stainless steel mug
Strike anywhere matches in a waterproof container
Couple lighters
Fire steel
Magnesium block
Ponchos
Emergency blankets
Leather gloves
Compass

Also always in my truck are bolt cutters, big wool blanket, water bottles, full size shovel and misc granola bars.

 

[Silverguns6]

I knew I forgot to list some things! I do have a 1 liter SS bottle in my BOB and then another in my vehicle kit. I do also have 2 boxes of 3 military Trioxane fuel tabs and a colligans folding stove in my vehicle bag. In my BOB I have a few Wetfire packs.

I don't have a jumpack, I will need to get one. I've been bidding on a portable solar panel kit on eBay. Big enough to run my CB radio off of.

Is a Spetnaz shovel the same as a GI entrenching shovel?

-Dave

 

[Projectile]

Sort of, it is the Russian Special Forces shovel, used as an axe, shovel, paddle, throwing weapon, close quarter combat weapon, cooking pan, hammer, and who knows what else.

A good $20 investment that comes with a nice edge all the way around the shovel.

Is you have the Dremmel edge sharpening tool or a stone you can get it very sharp.

 

[Palladin]

with that much shit in your trunk, I hope you don't have to stop at the store for groceries

 

[Projectile]

You would be amazed at how much shit you can cram into your spare wheel well.

Also, my car has a secret storage compartment, like the bat mobile.

 

[Midnight412]

25 shells... Where's the SG?


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[ChevyGuy91]

Don't we have one of these threads already?

It's kind of like the "what song will you listen to when the SHTFlolWORLwtfWAWKI" threads, one seems to get started every 6 months or so.

 

[ColdDayInHell]

It's kind of like the "what song will you listen to when the SHTFlolWORLwtfWAWKI" threads, one seems to get started every 6 months or so.

Bodies by Drowning Pool. Gonna go crazy.

 

[ChevyGuy91]

Bodies by Drowning Pool. Gonna go crazy.

'zactly.

 

[xcom]

I have a boatload of kids so I have a good deal of items that revolve around them. Children's Tylenol and Motrin for fevers x2. Diapers (also make decent large bandages in a pinch despite the packing)/formula (when I have little ones like I do now) and a larger cash of food than normal (10 MREs, 12 Mountain meals, ramen). I also have a 250 pc medical kit and a smaller 150 kit that comes with me when we leave on walks and the like. Blankets, maps of MA, NH and VT, emergency water that I rotate, cleaning supplies (soap and the like), and some cash. If I go on a longer trip, I take gold and silver with me. Other than that, the load is fairly consistent with what others have posted. All this said, I would hate to have to bug-out to NH with 4 kids, wife, 3 cats, 18 chickens and a baby...

 

[GunGrey]

I only need one item

Cliff bars like a whole box of them

 

[snd1t]

Seems like folks are overlooking the thing that is second only to breathable air.

Potable water.

If you dont have a container (1qt nalgene for example) for collecting and drinking then you're not going to get far lugging around that 100lb sack of stuff.

Second, if you don't have a means for making that water safe then you may be rendered useless a day/two after.

For a BOB consider water purification tabs you can get from any outdoor/camping store......a purification pump is probably overkill for a BOB due to weight and space it takes up