Minimalist Survival Waist Pack
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- Опубликовано: 21 фев 2021
- Minimalist Survival Waist Pack : Helikon-Tex Possum Waist Pack
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Exotac FireRod
Tinder Tabs
Bandana
Compass
Whistle
Swiss Army Knife
Paracord 25 ft
Note Pad/pencil
Frontier Water Filter Straw
Collapsible Water Bag
Band-Aids
Petzel Headlamp
Signal Mirror
Space Blanket
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Also, a fanny pack affords 100% protection from STIs.
I would add mosquito repellent, contractor bag, zip ties and munchies.
I used a fanny pack on my missions trips with my church. It was great to have! I kept a small first aid kit, pen, notebook, cash, credit card, ID and passport. I took it everywhere. It was much easier than carrying a purse or backpack. I do keep it in the front because anyone can come up behind you and access the pockets.
I have a survival kit in a fanny pack.. so easy to wear for walking in the woods I have a lot more packed in mine... Including expanded first aid kit with bleed stopper and larger bandages and gauze I could not believe the amount of supplies I could stuff into this little fanny pack I tried to keep everything at a minimum weight I do have one of those filter straws and Water purification tablets and a water bag..
I have a slim 2 pound fanny pack survival kit. Great for walking away from camp, leaving the main pack in the tent.
The mylar space blanket can also be used to collect and funnel rainwater or morning dew.
Walmart sells a comparable pack made by "Outdoor Products" of decent quality and similar size for $6.97. They can be found in the camping section. I have used them for years for the same purpose and CCW, and they have held up well for the money.
You can also carry it 'messenger bag' style instead of around your waist, which I do since I bike around a lot. This is where you sling it over one shoulder and down across your body. The pack can be on your side, your back, or your front. But this way, those who are 'fanny pack' conscious and fear of not looking cool (even though there's nothing wrong with that and I do carry it like a fanny pack), can look cool.
If nothing else this reminded me to put one of my emergency blankets into my new pouch lol. As far as filters you should stick to the sawyer that bag goes with, 100,000 gallons vs the 30 you said that frontier one does. Stay well friends.
I was putting a bag together for spring bike riding and now it's going to be a fanny pack instead. I'm going to add a patch kit to it and my mini bike pump to go with the cheap plastic rain poncho. Last year I got caught in at least three 50°F downpours/thunderstorms out of nowhere and nothing was open because of the pandemic. The water carrier is a great idea too, since I have rescued at least one other bicyclist who had no water, no container and a flat tire and no tools biking on a national trail! Poor guy.
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In the fanny pack does make a good pillow. Pillows are hard to find in nature.
Nothing wrong with a "fanny-pack". I carry my extended first aid kit in one. If sitting in a vehicle or carrying a backpack, i just twist it so its on the front. Even works when i compliment my backpack with an old Swedish combat harness i added extra magazine pouches and a Blackhawk hatchet too.
I used a fanny pack for years while skiing. It did not interfere with the physical act of skiing, downhill or cross country. It carried my lunch, water bottle, and first aid kit.
I have carried one for years. I keep mine well stocked. One thing I always do is put a cheap poncho with my Mylar blanket its an instant shelter.
My coworkers often carry a fannypack with their regular everyday items in it, i.e. wallet, keys, phone cable, etc. Just so they're not weighing down their pockets. They usually have it in a vehicle, not on them. More like a grab & go pouch. I'd add some BZK wound wipes for those bandaids, maybe a mask, hand sanitizer & a pair of latex gloves.
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I don't know why people would have a problem with a 'fanny pack' we call them 'bum bags' here. I use mine for hunting all of the time it's the perfect way to carry stuff because a backpack means my shoulder is not clear for the stock of my rifle or shotgun.
My get home bag is a fanny (waist) pack I have had for decades. It has everything I would need to get home.
I would add 2 fully deflated medium sized folded trash bags. Maybe a few sandwich bags with zip locks.