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    Quote Originally Posted by kidicarus13 View Post
    I never understood carrying all the unusual methods of starting a fire. What's wrong with a lighter wrapped in a Ziplock bag? Am I missing something?
    As stated-lighters follow Murphy's Law.Bic style-can leak,don't work well in cold,lever can get pushed. Zippo's-fuel evaporates so you need to carry a fuel supply. I carry a fire kit-misch metal rod,striker,and cotton balls/petroleum jelly. Simple kit that works every time.

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    Ya that makes sense, thanks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kidicarus13 View Post
    Ya that makes sense, thanks.
    Great avatar by the way-"Book of Eli" fantastic movie JMHO
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    Condoms: I have several in all the bob's. Makes a great dressing for a wound, extremely stretchy to wrap around other bandages, keep a foot or hand dry if needed, can haul a quart or more of water in them (rinse them first), just a few of the things I plan to use them for. They are cheap, I can get them free at work, or purchase in bulk for little money. They are compact and light.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gnihcraes View Post
    Condoms: I have several in all the bob's. Makes a great dressing for a wound, extremely stretchy to wrap around other bandages, keep a foot or hand dry if needed, can haul a quart or more of water in them (rinse them first), just a few of the things I plan to use them for. They are cheap, I can get them free at work, or purchase in bulk for little money. They are compact and light.
    I can think of another good use for em too
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    Quote Originally Posted by ghettodub View Post
    I can think of another good use for em too
    that too, I figured that was a given, being as what they are designed to do.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gnihcraes View Post
    that too, I figured that was a given, being as what they are designed to do.
    hey, who knows, maybe you're catholic or something
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    Since noone has mentioned antibiotics...

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    Good ideas about the condoms. Im going to start saving them. They're just really hard to roll back up.

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    Default My stuff

    1 pt Everclear
    2 suture kits, nylon
    2 Israeli bandages (the kind with long cloth straps)
    1 roll vetwrap
    1 quickclot
    2 tampons 2 sanitary napkins
    saran wrap
    nashua duct tape rated for hazmat usage (stickier stronger)
    $50 dollars in fives
    pogie bait (varies)
    Custom Kukri (made it from a blank)
    gerber multitool (it was the cheapest that works)
    3 pairs wool socks, 2 liners
    1 ls Wilson brand nylon shirt (I buy this stuff at Ross, it's cheaper there)
    1 pr long underwear, polypropelene
    1 fiber-padded space blanket
    2 3 mil plastic contractor bags
    Wad of 550 paracord (has more inner strands)
    Medicine bottle containing tylenol, advil, Excedrin, loperamide and antacid)
    Collapsible gal water container
    1qt nalgene water bottle
    small roll (100yrds) wire mesh leader (from deep-sea fishing).
    1 streamlight sidewinder flashlight, w 2 spare lithium primary cells.
    1 alcohol stove
    2 lighters
    six firestarter packs
    1 magnesium/ferrocerium firestarter
    Rainproof hat, floppy columbia brand
    Personal cleanliness package, bar soap, washcloth, toothbrush etc.
    Sig 226 w 2 spare mags.

    All in a nice bulging maxpedition Mongo pack.

    In general I didn't measure anything. Stuff like saran wrap and paracord is tied up together.

    I use everclear in case I have to ingest it, "denatured" alcohol is chemically altered so that it's not readily edible.

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