Well, not exactly. Lately I feel like I am lacking with my equipment out on the trail. Iliana fell and bloodied her knee and broke her finger and I had nothing to help her. It struck me that I should carry more band-aids and duct tape for such incidents.
So I again reached out to the Ultra List and asked, what's in your pack? Here are some fantastic responses:
- 2nd skin, lighter, safety pin, rolled up garbage bags, lube, hand warmers, espresso bonk bars. --Lynnor
- Iodine, lighter, dryer lint (fire starter), compass, small flashlight, drum liner (poncho alternative), buff, phone. --Joe Lea
- Crazy glue, band-aids, whistle, moleskin, antiseptic. --Karen
- Alumninum blanket, fire steel, water proof matches, compass, whistle, bandana, huggies wipes, flare gun, rocket launcher, anthrax, bull horn, silver bullet, Victoria's Secret lip gloss. --Lisa Marlene (I'm pretty sure she was kidding about SOME of these!)
- Bandanna. --Micah Hoernig
- Matches in a baggie; a survival knife; pepper spray; sometimes borrow asp from a police friend; a baggie and baby wipes; KT tape; duct tape. --Deb
- Change of shirt & jacket; cell phone; cash. --Robert Self
- Epipen, duct tape, ankle support, pepper spray. --G
- Map of Frozen Head State Park. --Peter Frisk (hahaha Barkley Marathons!)
Some other things that are useful:
- Heat emergency blanket
- Ibuprofin
- Mini first aid kit
- Phone
- Water purification tablets/method
2 comments:
You would thoroughly enjoy a wilderness first responder (WFR) or Wilderness First Aid (WFA) course.
I'm going to need a bigger pack.
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