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A well-stocked bugout bag isn’t just for doomsday preppers. It’s peace of mind in portable form, and it’s often just as useful in everyday life.
Here are a handful of versatile tools and accessories you’ll want within arm’s reach when it matters most … and even when it doesn’t.
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ULA Equipment
Best Daypack
ULA Equipment Ultra 30L Dragonfly
Crafted from fabrics 15 times stronger than steel by weight, twice as abrasion-resistant as same-weight nylons and waterproof to 200 psi, this daypack is literally ready for anything.
BioLite’s updated headlamp offers 400 lumens of brightness, USB-C fast charging and a comfortable, moisture-wicking band. Its IP67 waterproof rating and one-handed tilt make it a versatile choice for a variety of settings.
Small but tough, this 5,000mAh charger is the pocket-sized lifeline for your devices. It’s rugged, splashproof and compatible with a range of add-on accessories, such as lanterns and fans.
This almost-weightless backcountry water storage can now be used as a go-to water filtration solution. Collect water, then roll and squeeze to filter. Pack it down to pocket size when your thirst is quenched.
As elegant as it is effective, this survival knife is styled by Kiku Matsuda with a Japanese design influence, featuring a hybrid drop point and tanto blade shape.
This has been one of our top picks for the best multi-tools for years. It includes nearly two dozen functions, including the first built-in ferro rod, hammer, and emergency whistle, all in a compact multi-tool. In other words: 4.5 inches of pure utility. Worth noting: Leatherman’s Amazon shop offers eight different varieties of the Signal, but only this blue-handled version is on sale at the moment.
Stay prepared for anything with SOG’s folding shovel, designed with a tempered steel blade with teeth cut in for cutting and slashing. Folded up, you’ll barely notice it.
Designed with climbers and skiers in mind, this rugged radio has a range of up to 35 miles and a four-day battery that’s cold-rated for -20 degrees Fahrenheit. It also comes with a built-in carabiner and is ready to use right out of the box.
The InReach Messenger was already backcountry survival staple, giving users the ability to send short texts without wi-fi or cell service. But addition of photos and voice messages makes the Plus version a true backcountry communication tool.