What's in your bag? It may save a life!

Winopt · 01-29-2016, 06:32 AM

I would rather be sledding on tons of snow, but with our exceptionally mild winter, I decided to do an inventory of my sled. Granted, I have the type of sled with side storage, but, I have well over 30 items related to emergency/safety. I am always looking for small items that can easily travel in my sled and hope that I never need most of them.

To start, I'll show you three items. Running out of gas can be a major issue, so a siphon can be super handy. An emergency whistle takes up almost no room. Warmth is critical, so waterproof matches are small and a must.

What's in your bag of tricks?

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01-29-2016, 06:32 AM	#1
Winopt Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 100 Thanks: 76 Thanked 50 Times in 19 Posts	What's in your bag? It may save a life! I would rather be sledding on tons of snow, but with our exceptionally mild winter, I decided to do an inventory of my sled. Granted, I have the type of sled with side storage, but, I have well over 30 items related to emergency/safety. I am always looking for small items that can easily travel in my sled and hope that I never need most of them. To start, I'll show you three items. Running out of gas can be a major issue, so a siphon can be super handy. An emergency whistle takes up almost no room. Warmth is critical, so waterproof matches are small and a must. What's in your bag of tricks?