Post your EDC!

[madgaz]

It's quite funny in a way this.
I'll get to my bag in a minute, but when out walking my mate just started a conversation about a BOB. I've not told him I'm a bit of a prepper, and he has never mentioned anything before. The conversation skimmed over things about prepping. Not sure if we were both testing the water to see how much we each actually did.
I will however bring the conversation up again on our next hike out.

Anyhow, as has been said above, I always have a 'just in case' bag.
It's a 5.11 grab bag (upgraded from an army MTP ammo/grab bag but the same thing really) and in it I keep a bit of cash, some food & water, a torch, some light sticks, a small knife and a rescue knife (belt/rope cutter etc) fire making stuff paracetamol, asprin and ibuprofen and also a resonable first aid kit. I also have a hip flask note book and pencil (remember that the americans spent a fortune developing a space pen, the Russians simply used a pencil) some vaseline/lip balm, earphones for the phone (act as antennae for the radio app) and a couple of other bits and bats.
I guess it is just my handbag really but has things in there 'just in case'.

[munchh]

I'll correct myself
Where can I find out any details on this bag as I'm getting next to no hits on it

yeah seems odd nobody has it on e-bay?

[Manclife]

Sorry guys, looks like they've stopped making them (had mine for about 2 years). Feel like a bit a a tease!

This one is very similar though with the detachable daypack.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B009YHECI6/r ... nkCode=asn

[Instructor]

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This portable survival kit contains the basic emergency supplies needed for 72 hour survival. Included is food and water for 1 person for 3 days, plus 14 different items. There is a pump torch, a wind up/solar power AM/FM Radio, and a first aid kit.

This kit is ideal for someone who wants just the basic emergency supplies, and is planning to add additional items from More Prepared or items they already have, to make it FEMA compliant. This survival kit is packaged in a durable backpack that is easy to carry and store. Ideal for the car, office, boat and smaller living spaces.

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Emergency Food & Water (5 year shelf life)
1 2400 Calorie Food Bars
3 Water Boxes with straws
10 Water Purification Tablets
Shelter & Warmth
1 Thermal Blanket
1 Poncho with hood
2 Emergency Radio & Lighting
1 Pump LED Flashlight
1 Mini AM/FM Radio with Batteries
1 12 Hour Light Stick
First Aid
1 37-piece First Aid Kit
1 Pair Vinyl Gloves
Emergency Supplies
1 Dust Mask
1 Safety Whistle
Hygiene
1 Tissue Pack
Container
1 Durable Black Backpack
I am taking this pack away with me for three days to see how it measures up but for now why not check their website out and see the other great products that they supply as well. http://www.moreprepared.com

[ExCopKent]

I keep a large waterproof tin in my car glovebox. Never too far away and fits in a coat pocket if need be. Took some packing but it contains:

*Gerber drop point lock knife.
*Wire saw.
*Button compass.
*Aluminium 'mountain whistle'.
*Small ceramic sharpener.
*Small LED Pico light torch with 10 spare batteries.
*ESEE Arrowhead. (Ultra small but razor sharp!)
*Box of UCO Stormproof matches.
*Small fire flint and striker.
*Small plastic container for fishing hooks, weights and line.
*Water purification filter straw.
*10 Water purification tablets.
*Painkillers, Plasters, Small tube of Germolene.
*Small pack of fruit flavour energy pills.
*Polished inside of tin lid to act as a mirror.
*Cotton wool balls to take up space and stop clanking!

In the car boot is a 5.11 MOLLE type backpack which is my main BOB. If you're not bored yet, this contains:

*Type 58 water bottle with filter.
*Pack of 50 water purification tablets.
*LED Lenser P7 torch and 12 spare batteries.
*6 x 12 hour snap lights.
*Box of lifeboat nutrition biscuits.
*3 x Larges bags of beef jerky.
*9 x Small energy gell sachets.
*Waterproof poncho.
*ESEE 5 Survival knife.
*DC 4 diamond sharpening stone.
*Thermal underware, gloves, hat, socks.
*Large thermal Bivvi bag.
*Silva compass.
*Army style camo sewing kit.
*50ft Paracord.
*Folding solid fuel stove with 12 hexamine tabs.
*2 x Boxes of UCO stormproof matches.
*Butane windproof lighter.
*Notebook in waterproof cover and pen.
*Folding 10litre water container.
*Wind-up & solar powered radio with built in torch.
*4 x Plastic 'click type' pocket warmers.
*Field first aid kit with diarolyte, Immodium and Antibiotics. (Fish Mox Forte....)

Both the tin and my BOB are fairly military survival orientated but I review and change the contents on a regular basis.....

Longer term supplies and BOBs for my Wife and Son have to be kept out of sight as my Wife still thinks I'm crazy......

[maxilaura]

From a female preppers' point of view who is a girly girl and loves frills and labels.

I have just bought a new Osprey leather handbag from TK Max, retail price at £285 but bought for £79.00. It is big enough to carry most of my edc stuff so am very happy with it. Thought about a backpack etc but since I'm a driving instructor, am never far from my car, so most of my other stuff is in a backpack in the boot and now I have my lovely handbag which I've wanted for sooooo long. (by "other stuff" I mean my BoB).


In my edc I have:

Lighting and warmth :

torch
lighter
15 wind and water proof matches with strike bit

medication and such stuff:

7 day medication kit with my meds and vitamins in it
pack of fisherman friends throat lozenges
paracetamol
insect repellent
factor 50 sun screen
blister pack & band aids
party feet gel cushion pads for shoes

general hygiene:

makeup bag
hair brush
wet wipes
travel size deodorant stick
female necessities
5 hair bands
travel kit tooth brush and cover with toothpaste
tissues
small travel size handcream
nail polish remover pads
bottle of my favourite nail polish


general stuff:

Cross pen and pencil set with a notepad
Radley purse
Radley coin pouch
Blackberry with Radley phone cover
calculator
Barclay card pinsentry
£1 coin keychain capsule
cashstash capsule for £20 note
foldaway shopping bag
diary


food and water:

roll of peppermints
5 energy bars
bottle of water
water purification tabs
fruit - which I take every day
plastic fork, knife and spoon set in a little box
small container with tomato, brown sauce and salt, pepper and sugar packages

I've been watching youtube for female prepping ideas and am slowly but surely getting my edc together nicely, still have a bit of things I want to get though but this is what I carry with me every day. There are also some good ideas on the pininterest boards.

[the7ps]

I am sure everyone is bored of reading whats in peoples BOB's, but, just in case...

Within a 25ltr DPM day sack, which remains in the boot of my car I have:

First aid kit (shop bought but altered, this is kept in top pocket and is for minor accidents)
1 X FFD
1 X tourniquet
Eye protection
3 X face filter masks
5 X latex gloves
Rescue knife (a foldaway seat belt cutter with rounded end)
Gerber torch
Gerber monocular
monadnock
mini radio (FM/AM)
5 X Cyalumes
3ltr of bottled water
Snack rations from a British Armt rat pack
Brasher supalite walking boots
Walking socks
Gas stove & canister
20 X cigarettes and matches
hand sanitizer
softie trs, softie jckt, HH Lifa
mug (contains soup, pate, berries)
local map
tissues
pens
wp notebook
spoon
5 X cable ties

Finally, if youre still reading, a 'jack' mess tin/survival tin containg;
Whistle
laser pen
3 X oxo cubes
cyalume
compass
candle
wind proof lighter
strip of rubber (from a thera-band)
matches
soup
berries
foil blanket (also a second one in first aid kit)
2 X durex (no... for water collection)
6 X puri tabs

Well, thats it. I am sure everyones switched off but if not any advice, recomendations or questions on the above just say.

[ptans]

don't forget the most important item:
A good quantity of toilet roll, (Any one who has spent a time in the bush will know you can only wipe so long with dot levees, as long as they aren't contaminated )

[grenfell]

I have got to the point that I carry as little as possible. EDC Swiss Army Knife,Zippo lighter ,led torch(lenser) length of paracord and large hankie. Chuck on a water bottle(nowt fancy, a PET bottle will do).Good to go. I ain't Bear Grylls-thank God.

That's pretty much all I carry on my person apart from a bit of cash. I'm rarely more than a days walk from home anyway and normally have my vehical as I work from it so there is more stuff in there. Apart from tools, there is a first aid kit, blanket, water and plastic sheeting to make shelter if necassary. In my LDV van I made a box to fit under the passenger seat which contained a bit of food, gas cooker and some other bits and bobs but I now have a transit and Ford in their wisdom have put a brace under the seat to stop me putting my box there .
The only other thing I commonly have on my person is a couple of carrier bags.Useful for so many things from handling greasy or dirty stuff to coming home with one half full of foraged cherries (yesterday that was )

[West5680]

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This is my current EDC the majority of which lives in the pouch or door pocket of my car.

In the pouch I have:
FFD
2 x large dressings
1 x small dressing
Alcohol wipes
Plasters
Burn hell
Steri strips
Triangular bandage
Gauze and micropore
Sterile wash x 2
CPR face shields
Gloves
Small scissors
8 x paracetamol
8 x nurofen

Poncho
Space blanket
Hand wipes
Hand gel
Lighter and fire steel
Cotton wool
Glow sticks
Cable ties
Elastic bands
Biro
Superglue
Gaffa tape and electrical tape
Whistle
Tiny penknife (scalpel sharp)
Carabiner
Paracord lanyard
Clothing shears

Along side this in door pocket I have 20mtrs of 5mm rope.
8x21 binoculars
A good set of tough gloves.
1.5ltrs of water in a strong plastic carrier

On my person I always have
Leatherman wave and bit kit
Led lenser P2
Keyring with peanut lighter, small folding knife and led light.

If I'm going to be away from my car I have a smaller first aid kit which I carry in my backpack or if any distance ill chuck the large pouch in my kit bag.

Any advice / recommendations greatly appreciated.