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good job!

Hello watching p2 right a way to understand it better. I have used a stove like this before. Try it and see how fast or how long it takes to make coffee for example( gauge the effort and time needed) yeah wet socks are uncomfortable especially while walking. Usually those water pouches are 4 oz I think. Consider in time having the gear work well together like 1quart water container works with those water tablets. This would help you with important resources like water and food to keep going. Take CaRe keep learning from your dad.

It looks like you have all the bases covered. Only thing I would add if you live in Florida, is Gatorade I hear they have quite a few of them wandering around, ha. Cheers from Canada. .

You did a great job on your bugout bag!!! You should be building your bag to meet your needs. I do have some suggestions, though. I would upgrade your razor blade in your hygiene kit. My sister injured herself very badly with that type of razor. I would also upgrade your multitool. Those have plastic parts in them and can break easily. Also, since you do have a solar charger, maybe invest in usb batteries. Walkie-talkies are also good if cell phone towers are down. My family carries unisex urinals, just in case. I carry a fanny pack and pouches on my belt for smaller items so they are easier to reach when needed. My family each has a fishing vest, as well. Great for organization. In my pocket, I keep my multitool, a whistle, a small flashlight, a small charger, a ferro rod with a striker, and a bandana. You actually did a very good job on your bugout bag. My family has other components to our bugout system, but that's what we feel we need to do. Oh, something that a lot of people forget in their bugout bags are entertainment items like card games, dice games, coloring/activity books, etc. Stress is not good for our bodies, and comfort/entertainment items are key to stress relief.

I’m impressed! I build bugoutbags etc. and I’m impressed with what you have assembled.

Nice Work ,