My dog will have sh*t strapped to his ass.
My dog will have sh*t strapped to his ass.
-Mike
"I have to return some video tapes"
In my boy's (12 & 8) bags I have:
Poncho
Poncho liner
Space blanket
Very small 1st aid kit
Fire starters
Matches
Lighter
Pen/pencil/marker
Mad Libs
Notebook
Granola bars
Trail mix
Lifesavers
Water bottles
100' 550 cord
Flash light
Batteries
Compass
I think that's about it.
Mars is entirely inhabited by robots.
essentially a duplicate of everything in the adult bags. I have no list to post at the moment. My girls backpack is a smaller version, she'll grow into. (7) Son (13) has same size as the adults.
Sometimes people trip and fall down stairs.
Sometimes assholes push people down stairs.
That doesn't mean "stairs are bad" nor does it make someone who pushes someone down the stairs any less of an asshole.
I have Mountain Smith packs for both of my dogs that are great. They are 7 yrs old (the packs not the dogs, this is one pack's 2nd dog...) and I still can't find anything better out there. Some dogs can carry a decent amount of weight so this is something every dog owner should look into.
As for my kids (all boys 10, 3 and 1.5)
Bag for my 10 yr old (headlamp, rolled up raincoat, wool socks, windproof gloves, space blanket, lighter, matches, GPS, batteries, pen, pencils, small notebook, granola bars, water bottle) I have his headlamp and GPS using the same batteries, so he only has to carry one size of battery.
I also have a child carrier that has a small bag attached to the back. The 10 yr old may end up with that carrying the youngest, so I have that with his bag in case we need to re-pack him.
Bag for 3 yr old, is the same as listed above, but without GPS and fire starting equipment. Same headlamp as above, so if the boys are together, they can supply each other if needed.
I use these more as emergency bags in my truck than BOB's, but they would serve the same purpose. That's when the eldest would carry the youngest as I would prob have a lot more weight in my pack...