What’s In Your 72-Hour Bug Out Bag Right Now?

[TeaTimeTalisman]

Curious what everyone’s packing in their 72-hour kits lately. I’ve updated mine with more lightweight options: freeze-dried meals, compact water filter, and a small solar charger. Also tucked in some herbal tinctures for first aid, along with the usual meds and a sturdy multitool. Anyone swapping out gear seasonally or adding anything unusual lately? Always looking for practical ideas to improve what I’m carrying, especially for off-grid scenarios.

 

[AquaFern1028]

Extra pair of wool socks is always in my bag—wet feet can ruin everything fast. I recently swapped out my bulky flashlight for a tiny headlamp and added a zip bag of homemade granola bars (they keep ages if wrapped well). For water, I stick with a Sawyer mini filter but also carry water purification tablets as backup. Anyone have luck with those compact foldable stoves? Wondering if they're worth the space for short-term use.