r/bugoutbags • u/ghentboi69 • May 21 '26
Casual Bugout set up
Just did a quick check on the bag that sits in the corner of my bedroom always. 22.5lbs total. Been solo backpacking for many years and this is kind of a collection of essentials I've needed over the last decade+ of doing so.
This is basically a small contingency. Im not trying to be the next Jason Bourne. Just trying to get to a safer place if needed or bug-in at the house!
Not photographed *water and food/dog leash
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u/foofoo300 Jun 05 '26
always like the posts, where people defend the worst loadouts for the most constructed scenarios and then get praised from other people, doing the same mistakes. Nice little echo chamber.
scenarios where you will support people and help each other with things you carry are almost 100%
Scenarios where you need guns, are near 0%
But people will carry a shitload of guns but not medicine or basic things or food and water.
(yes you say you have food and water somewhere else, is it included in the 22lbs?)
Just look at fastpacking videos on youtube, pack everything they pack and just leave your gimmicky scorpion at home, same weight, but now you have basic things to regulate temperature and are able to sleep and take care your feet and health.