Nothing wrong with bags inside a bag. I can't imagine the frustration of trying to find something in there if you simply dumped everything together. That kind of stress would ruin my hiking trip. 😂
Moleskin has definitely saved me a time or two. In addition to a first aid kit with the regular essentials, I also add pain relief and allergy medication. The allergy med can also serve in prevention of anaphylactic shock in the case of too many yellow jacket stings, or fire ant bites as I once learned. 😂 Most things have already been listed but in addition to a lighter, I also carry back-up waterproof matches in a waterproof case, along with tweezers, and a tiny pair of sharp scissors. ✌🏼
Digging that pattern! I wonder what I would need to get on one, if I went with a similar theme? Maybe one of my logos on each side, I guess, because I could never decide what to go with. LOL!
My misc bag also has an ace bandage in case I need to wrap my ankle or knee bc I have old sports injuries. Plus a small tin w 2 of those dollar store tea lights, and an orange bandanna.
Something I found a few years ago is the firebiner & its just what you think & since I am always clipping things to my pack it has multiple uses. It also has a firestarter/flint like a lighter on the end which throws a good spark. Something now hard to find that I tend to use for meds and even firestarters are the plastic containers a roll of film used to come in. I still have a few left & then I have a Altoids can Med kit which also has an O-light flashlight in it.(Maybe an inch and a half long). I know that won't fly w/the UL folks, but oh well + I keep a hair band around that (or 2).
You can a la carte larger trauma kits in case of animal attacks. For instance I keep a trauma pad, which is essentially a beefed up gauze, super glue for closure, butterfly bandaids to secure it and an elastic bandage to wrap it up. Anything larger than a fully separated wound over a 1/2 inch and I use an infinity tool for an impromptu tourniquet that has a myriad of other uses. Having accoutrements to address larger wounds of course covers the smaller ones as well with a very minimal weight penalty.
I have a much smaller dity bag. Mine holds only the things I need in my tent at night or in the morning. My hygiene kit w/my toothpaste, toothbrush, chafing cream,etc is in a ziploc bag. My meds I take at night are in a separate bag in there. Then my flextail, ear plugs/headphones, quilt straps are all just in my main bag. My repair items (xtra sawyer o-ring, zip tie, xtra smart water cap, etc. are in a ziploc that I keep in an extra pocket at the bag of my bag. I also keep my back up fire stuff in that pocket. I just moved my main fire stuff into my small cookpit but it’s still in a separate ziploc. My potty bag w/Kula bidet cap, a couple wet wipes, mini spray sanitizer & my trowel are in a separate ziploc I keep I the front of my pack. That stays right outside my tent at night b/c GROSS. You have me re-thinking keeping everything in one bag tho. I keep my first aid kit in the front pocket of my bag, clearly marked, that way if I need someone else to grab it, it’s easy for them to access/find it. I carry a larger first aid kit but have been trying to scale bag. I ALWAYS have an ace bandage with me.
I would rather have organization in my bag than chaos. Sure, the little things add up, but an extra 4 ounces of bags aren't gonna make my knees any worse than they are now lol. Another great video, Crow! Soak that tooth brush in colorox and water for an hour about every other month :)
I never knew you were as blind as me lol, I wear contacts also and carry extra in my first aid kit. Acid reflux, kidney stones, check check... I though for a moment you were reading a book about all my ailments haha... I carry most of that stuff. Blister repair, meds, contacts, are kept in my first aid kit... Good video bro
Nice array of "stuff'. I would add a 1" roll of gorilla tape( a 1000 & 1 uses), and a good tourniquet. Better to have it and not need it.... Thanks for sharing.
Great lookin kit. I have the same Bic lighter problem. They seem to pop up everywhere!😂 Do you happen to know the name of those kidney stone medication pills? Happy Trails......there's a VH "in your head" tune for the next hike. 👍👍
What gave it away? 1) you’re a southern boy 2) you like, maybe love, the outdoors 3) you don’t take things for granted 4) you understand the world in which we live. Now I would NEVER expect you to show and tell. NEVER a hint. But I think I know who you are 😊
One scary thing for me is that I'm allergic to bee stings so I carry an epiPen and inhaler a bit bulky but I almost died on a trail I got stung multiple times wasn't allergic before but now am so be safe be careful but still get out and enjoy 😁
My “ditty bag” is way smaller than that w/more stuff than yours. I keep my first aid separate, bought a bag off of GGG. uTube should allow pics in the comments (or maybe not for those that chose “butthead” behavior), so we can share w/o creating own channel. 🤷♀️
Good stuff in there! :) better be safe than sorry. Thanks for sharing
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A more EPIC ditty bag pattern has NEVER EXISTED!!!!
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Van Halen! I love his song Brown Eye Girl. Classic! 😉
And I like his “Come Together”.!!!
That would be Van Morrison, but both are great musicians!
@@sharonbarrett4895 , I think all of this tongue and cheek my dear😁
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Nothing wrong with bags inside a bag. I can't imagine the frustration of trying to find something in there if you simply dumped everything together. That kind of stress would ruin my hiking trip. 😂
Yep. Being organised is way better than saving a couple of grams. Ziplock bag doesn't way much.
Moleskin has definitely saved me a time or two. In addition to a first aid kit with the regular essentials, I also add pain relief and allergy medication. The allergy med can also serve in prevention of anaphylactic shock in the case of too many yellow jacket stings, or fire ant bites as I once learned. 😂 Most things have already been listed but in addition to a lighter, I also carry back-up waterproof matches in a waterproof case, along with tweezers, and a tiny pair of sharp scissors. ✌🏼
Awesome sharing
Hope you have a great week, Crow.
Thanks my friend. You too! ✌️
Digging that pattern! I wonder what I would need to get on one, if I went with a similar theme? Maybe one of my logos on each side, I guess, because I could never decide what to go with. LOL!
Coolest ditty bag ever!
Great 👍 video and information
My misc bag also has an ace bandage in case I need to wrap my ankle or knee bc I have old sports injuries. Plus a small tin w 2 of those dollar store tea lights, and an orange bandanna.
Imagine you’re probably the world record holder for the largest ditty bag .🤘🏼 🤘🏼
Probably so…😂😂😂
Something I found a few years ago is the firebiner & its just what you think & since I am always clipping things to my pack it has multiple uses. It also has a firestarter/flint like a lighter on the end which throws a good spark. Something now hard to find that I tend to use for meds and even firestarters are the plastic containers a roll of film used to come in. I still have a few left & then I have a Altoids can Med kit which also has an O-light flashlight in it.(Maybe an inch and a half long). I know that won't fly w/the UL folks, but oh well + I keep a hair band around that (or 2).
Sick dirty bag! You are such a gen Xer. Love it :) I should get them to make me a Star Wars bag.
You can a la carte larger trauma kits in case of animal attacks. For instance I keep a trauma pad, which is essentially a beefed up gauze, super glue for closure, butterfly bandaids to secure it and an elastic bandage to wrap it up. Anything larger than a fully separated wound over a 1/2 inch and I use an infinity tool for an impromptu tourniquet that has a myriad of other uses. Having accoutrements to address larger wounds of course covers the smaller ones as well with a very minimal weight penalty.
Good stuff! Thanks for sharing this. Crow✌️
I have a much smaller dity bag. Mine holds only the things I need in my tent at night or in the morning. My hygiene kit w/my toothpaste, toothbrush, chafing cream,etc is in a ziploc bag. My meds I take at night are in a separate bag in there. Then my flextail, ear plugs/headphones, quilt straps are all just in my main bag. My repair items (xtra sawyer o-ring, zip tie, xtra smart water cap, etc. are in a ziploc that I keep in an extra pocket at the bag of my bag. I also keep my back up fire stuff in that pocket. I just moved my main fire stuff into my small cookpit but it’s still in a separate ziploc. My potty bag w/Kula bidet cap, a couple wet wipes, mini spray sanitizer & my trowel are in a separate ziploc I keep I the front of my pack. That stays right outside my tent at night b/c GROSS. You have me re-thinking keeping everything in one bag tho. I keep my first aid kit in the front pocket of my bag, clearly marked, that way if I need someone else to grab it, it’s easy for them to access/find it. I carry a larger first aid kit but have been trying to scale bag. I ALWAYS have an ace bandage with me.
Yep, that is a cool bag. You can't go wrong with Van Halen.
Thanks Mike! Yeah, I love Van Halen. 🤟🏻
I would rather have organization in my bag than chaos. Sure, the little things add up, but an extra 4 ounces of bags aren't gonna make my knees any worse than they are now lol. Another great video, Crow! Soak that tooth brush in colorox and water for an hour about every other month :)
Appreciate it my friend. 😂✌️
Sweet ditty bag!
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I never knew you were as blind as me lol, I wear contacts also and carry extra in my first aid kit. Acid reflux, kidney stones, check check... I though for a moment you were reading a book about all my ailments haha... I carry most of that stuff. Blister repair, meds, contacts, are kept in my first aid kit... Good video bro
Nice array of "stuff'. I would add a 1" roll of gorilla tape( a 1000 & 1 uses), and a good tourniquet. Better to have it and not need it.... Thanks for sharing.
My ditty bag is for everything too small to be floating around loose in my pack. Didn’t Eddie Van Halen also play for the Backstreet Boys?
Lots of stuff. Lol
No. It was Boyz to Men to be sure. 😂
@@MarkGoesHiking 😂🤣
Blasphemy…😒
Good fans very
Very nice
Great lookin kit. I have the same Bic lighter problem. They seem to pop up everywhere!😂
Do you happen to know the name of those kidney stone medication pills?
Happy Trails......there's a VH "in your head" tune for the next hike.
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Bic lighter anonymous here too.
And you didn’t show where you stored your 357! Never carry a knife to a gun fight 😆
What gave it away? 1) you’re a southern boy 2) you like, maybe love, the outdoors 3) you don’t take things for granted 4) you understand the world in which we live.
Now I would NEVER expect you to show and tell. NEVER a hint. But I think I know who you are 😊
Yep. 👍🏻
Try bringing arica subliminal tabs I find them helpful
I will check that out. 👍🏻
@@ASTHECROWFLIESHIKING arnica sorry
One scary thing for me is that I'm allergic to bee stings so I carry an epiPen and inhaler a bit bulky but I almost died on a trail I got stung multiple times wasn't allergic before but now am so be safe be careful but still get out and enjoy 😁
That is a good thing to have. Great addition. 👍🏻
That =VH= ditty bag is absolutely BAD🍑 !!!!!!!
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Electrolytes are definitely needed in Alabama
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No call that an eruption bag lol
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My “ditty bag” is way smaller than that w/more stuff than yours. I keep my first aid separate, bought a bag off of GGG. uTube should allow pics in the comments (or maybe not for those that chose “butthead” behavior), so we can share w/o creating own channel. 🤷♀️
I put a bikini photo of my wife on my food bag because she is my favorite snack lmao
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Glad I am not the only one who carries a “junk drawer” on trail.🤣 All random stuff but totally necessary 🥾🏕️
😂✌️ Yep, so true. Thanks for watching it. Crow✌️