Get home bag input

[MED]

Getting home is my biggest concern since I work 43 miles away. To get home, I have a 9,000ft elevation climb that is after I make it through downtown and suburbia. If I avoid 285, it is a pretty nasty trip to get home especially in the winter. Once I get home, I can live there for years…that is unless a fire burns it all down.

The key for me is a lightweight pack especially with my disk and knee damage: Power bars, MREs, and water, Fire starter, Knife and hatchet, flashlight, compass, head lamp, small pot, boots, water proof jacket, hat, gloves, tarp, cord, pistol plus ammunition, (working on an AR to keep in the car).

[StagLefty]

The key for me is a lightweight pack especially with my disk and knee damage: Power bars, MREs, and water, Fire starter, Knife and hatchet, flashlight, compass, head lamp, small pot, boots, water proof jacket, hat, gloves, tarp, cord, pistol plus ammunition.

We're on the same page. You can carry the essentials without loading up.

[Irving]

For you guys with food in your packs: how often do you rotate it out?

I leave my pack in my car all the time. Fall to Spring is probably fine for some bags of tuna or something, but what do you do in the summer when it gets 100 degrees inside your car for a few hours a day?

[ChunkyMonkey]

You need to tint those window.

[Irving]

Tell me about it. I already contacted Triggerhappy, but have had everything else be more important to get done first so far.

[StagLefty]

but what do you do in the summer when it gets 100 degrees inside your car for a few hours a day?

You buy the MRE's without the heaters