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    10 Upgrades For Your Bug Out Bag

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    10 Upgrades For Your Bug Out Bag

    The thing about building a bug out bag is that you're never actually done. No matter how perfect you think your configuration is, sooner or later you'll find a way to improve on it.

    Maybe you'll find a better piece of gear, or a lighter alternative to something kind of heavy, or an item you hadn't even considered. The point is, you should always be looking for ways to improve your bug out bag.

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    In this video, The Survival Outpost lists ten easy ways to upgrade your bug out bag. Here is his list:

    1. Rain Cover – What if it rains? Would your bag and gear get soaked? Get a rain cover, especially one that will blend into your environment.

    2. Portable USB Power Bank – Look for one that is waterproof and has a solar panel.

    3. Paracord Spool – This keeps your paracord organized so it doesn't turn into a knotted up mess.

    4. Socks and Underwear – You need to have more changes of these than your other clothes, especially if it's raining.

    5. Medical Handbook – Even if you have training in first aid, there are still going to be lots of things you don't know.

    6. Face Mask – Blend in with your environment, cover your head, or filter water. There are many uses for these.

    7. Pocket Chainsaw – Very useful for building shelter and cutting firewood. It will save you a lot of time.

    8. External Harddrive – You want to back up all your important documents and photos. Then when you reach your bug out location, you'll have them.

    9. Sanitation Kit – It's difficult to stay clean while traveling on foot. A quality kit will make that easier.

    10. Collapsible Water Container – These hardly take up any space and can still hold a lot of water.

    This post was just a brief summary, so be sure to watch the video below for a much more detailed look at these bug out bag items.

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