>>108861You don't need that shit unless you know you're going in like a chemical plant or something.
You people are making too big of a fuss about it, just go and explore.
>If the place is abandoned, unguarded and non-toxicNothing needed, if it's in really bad shape, bring a hard hat and thick clothes.
>If it's not used but guardedYou can try a visibility vest (it rarely works).
If you want to sneak in, dark clothes, LOT of research and observing how to get in.
If it's nothing special, bring a camera, ask the guards to let you in to take some photographs, sometimes they even give a tour around, opening closed doors and shit. You can try printing a fake press ID but I don't think it's necessary, just ask - they are people too.
>If there are people there using the place or somethingVisibility vests may work. I've never done this to be honest, but there is a guy who goes into office buildings and shit with only a visibilty vest.
>If you know it is dangerous because of toxic materials, radioactivity or elseEasy mode: don't go there. Hard mode: it's probably guarded somehow, so you need to sneak in. Bring a good mask and protective clothing. Never done it myself but read about it.
>what NOT to bring, EVERA gun. These buildings belong to someone, either a person, a company, or government so you're technically trespassing. If a guard or the police notices you, run or politely leave, apologize.
If you are afraid of hobos or something (I've never encountered such, but I'm kinda worried about it too), bring a pocket knife. You're not gonna use it but it gives confidence and you can wave it around if needed.
If the place isn't restricted, I usually shout 'HELLO' or 'IS THERE ANYBODY HERE' when entering buildings. You don't want to sneak in on someone, they might get scared and do stupid shit.
Of course if you need to sneak don't shout.
