Here's a good kit

the-gnole · Post by **the-gnole** » Sat Apr 16, 2011 6:18 pm

Super dooper bug out box Designed for up to TEN people! Only thing not added is a selection of food and drinks.

lisaloolibell · Post by **lisaloolibell** » Sat Apr 16, 2011 6:33 pm

great idea, noticed the price £590 do you think youd be able to put something together yourself for less?

Have to add when you said bug out box for 10 people I imagined some kind of pop up box that could house 10 people

the-gnole · Post by **the-gnole** » Sat Apr 16, 2011 6:37 pm

I have probably got all the kit, just not put into the box, and I would use Ebay or charity shops to source a lot of the stuff, the tent is the hard one as it is purpose made, but smaller tents not a problem, even a couple of the Aldi/Lidl two man types would be good for a small family.

Post by **itsybitsy** » Sat Apr 16, 2011 6:46 pm

That's well worth £600. Some of the Vango tents alone cost more than that. And the Frontier woodburning stove costs well over £100 to buy!

the-gnole · Post by **the-gnole** » Sat Apr 16, 2011 6:50 pm

Maybe we should all think about what kit we would put into one of these boxes, whether or not we would actually do so is neither here nor there, the fact that some of us don't want to bug out is no excuse not to get involved.

This isn't a food box though, just what kit we would pack into our plastic box which has the following data attached

Capacity: 185 Ltr Weight: 7 kg
Load Capacity: 60 kg
Size (Ext): L 850 x W 610 x H 590mm Size (Int): L 650 x W 410 x H 485mm
Desc: Tough Amazing Value Large Capacity Trunk. 4 point detachable / hinged lid with moulded in padlock eyes.

And costs £37.52

http://www.solentplastics.co.uk/big-box ... tic-trunks

Post by **itsybitsy** » Sat Apr 16, 2011 7:14 pm

Tent
Sleeping bag/mat/groundsheet
First aid kit
Camp stove/cooking/eating utensils
Torch/wind up lantern
Knife
Paracord
Mylar blanket
Waterproofs
Cat lead and harness
spare set of clothes
Compass/map
A pack of cards
Set of fireman's keys
Spare glasses/contact lenses
Lighter/matches/firelighter thingy
Wind up radio
Wind up phone charger
Some basic tools - axe, hammer, saw, nails
needle and thread
Water purification tablets and a water container

lisaloolibell · Post by **lisaloolibell** » Sun Apr 17, 2011 3:53 pm

whats fireman's keys?

Carrot Cruncher · Post by **Carrot Cruncher** » Sun Apr 17, 2011 4:21 pm

lisaloolibell wrote:whats fireman's keys?

Sometimes shortened to FB keys...very handy

http://www.maintainmyproperty.com/latest_news_3.html

lisaloolibell · Post by **lisaloolibell** » Sun Apr 17, 2011 5:50 pm

ive come across bump keys before are they the same?

http://www.ukbumpkeys.com/subcat_Bump-Keys_97_index.php

Carrot Cruncher · Post by **Carrot Cruncher** » Sun Apr 17, 2011 6:29 pm

No, not the same....but bump keys are useful once you know how to use them (which I dont).

FB keys are just a set of standard FB keys that fit standard FB locks...the bonus is there are a lot of the FB standard locks in use but you only need a few standard FB keys to open them

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