>>2432838OP here
I love your bag. Doesn't really matter if it's Get Home Bag, Car bag, they both serve similar purpose and you never can predict which direction you would be going. As long as it's considerably light and not with larp mentality people putting INCH bags together have
I love spare clothes, It's the first thing I'm adding to mine since I manage to get more space/weight. It's not only for body warmth. For CBRN agents contamination the first recommendation after getting to safety is to get a shower and discard contaminated clothing. Also when put in Go Bag in case of sudden emergency like house fire or earthquake you can just grab bag, phone, wallet and fuck off in your pyjamas
I like the drybags to organize things by colors
>I want to put together an organizer for my SawyerI personally went with molle compatible pouches to organize things inside backpack as they can be used outside or even mounted on belt/vest if needed
>>2433167What this guys said. If you can't carry separate rain gear and tent I would go for poncho tarp. Many preppers do. I got two
>My big challenge with this bag will be the winter monthsBlankets are nice to have in car winter kit, but I prefer square (or squareish) sleeping bags as while more expensive they're lighter to hike with.
Dunno about you but I never really got problems with water (except for that one hike on the desert), was fine being hungry but fucked myself over countless times with exposure
I would also consider the following items:
A bottle of water (or if you're using it for out activities a lot single wall metal bottle)
Multitool or field knife (even if you have tools in your car)
Marine ration or even better emergency ration (both designed to be stored in lifeboats so they handle car temeperatures fine)
Powerbank
Where's you first aid kit mate?
