What would you put in your Bug out Bag?

[ak70g2]

I'll try to get one of these:

http://www.ferrino.it/en/catalog/rainwe ... domodo-s-m

And use as Jerven duk.

[Treesuit]

FDSman,

With the jerven duk its supposed to be used for a variety of things. I've looked at the website and I was quite sure Jerven bags double as both a poncho and sleeping bag. Its the weight and thickness of different bags that the individual can choose from depending on where your going.

[Bypah]

I would have one of these...
Got it at Wallyworld, the display model without a pouch.
Usually runs for $80 USD got it for less than $50.

Leatherman 300 multitool

[Yowie]

@Bypah, nothing like a Leatherman

I have had this for ten years. It has traveled the world with me

A local knife shop was going out of business and I picked this up for $30, great for camping and keeping crocodiles out of the shower

[Bypah]

Besides the Leatherman I have several pocket knives including a venerable Victorinox Swiss Army Champ I got 25 years ago and is still as sharp as the first day I got it in Zurich.
I have a nice colecction of foldable ,pocket and full tang knives. Each has its merits and purpose.

[Yowie]

Hail to the Leatherman, I just used it to fix our broken vacuum cleaner this morning
I picked up a folding knife of the same brand as the full tang in my previous post at the same sale, It lives in my car. Great sale they were 80% off.
My father is a farmer (grazier to be specific). He always carries a Shrade Oldtimer pocket knife everywhere. It is sharp enough to shave with and I have seen him open cans with it faster than can openers. Next time i am visiting I will post a photo of it.

[Bypah]

Nice Yowie...
I also have some Schrade and Case knives in my collection.
I like also the Buck and Gerber (made in USA) knives...

[Name_not_found]

Recently added a piece of play ground chalk to my kit.

Useful for writing on anything, great for temp trail marking, crush a little for "talc" to dry out feet or improve grip

[ak70g2]

In the last 2 days I made a trip to the mountains and I had the opportunity to use the australian "shelter" I got. Some pictures:

[Bypah]

Nice, but one problem if it rains hard you get wet on the sides.
also, nice mutt. What's his name?