Best gear..?

I've seen plenty of best weapon and best place to go threads, but not one with gear. I mean stuff like, tools, armor, clothes, shoes, etc. Make sure its practical though, items you can get ahold of. Hell, even stuff you can make yourself!

Currently, I have a paintball mask equipped with an LED tactical flashlight, and a breathing filter to avoid getting debris in my mouth.

I prefer to wear microfiber urban camo thats not too tight, but fits close. Durable black Nike crosstrainers, carbonfiber impact riding armor, and a black resin-fiber backpack.

Tools I would carry-
A knife with a serrated edge.
A small prybar.
A lockpick kit.
A lighter and matches.
A whetstone.
Plyers.
A medical kit.
Several Mp3 players with single portable speakers.

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Permalink Reply by CrapBob on September 4, 2008 at 5:01am
I personally cary a Heavy Bowie, a Combat Knife (Kabar or the like), and a Tracker, anytime im in the field (not nessesarily all at once but i do pack them all out.) If I had to choose I would probably take the tracker (all around more useful) but the heavy bowie would be a close second and much better as a weapon. I've been collecting knives (and using them) since i was 8 years old and these are my favorites.

And please dont take me for one o them "battle ready katana" folks.
Permalink Reply by Alex Kalac on September 4, 2008 at 11:23am
Why must you attempt to start another arguement with him? I value his opinion as much as I value yours. How do you think it makes you look when you attack someone like that? Although I'm sure you could care less.
Permalink Reply by CrapBob on September 4, 2008 at 5:05am
This is a general packing list for survival. This is my personal list. It does not include food or weapons. MRE’s or survival food bars are a good idea for food past that with a little research and practice food can be obtained almost anywhere. Your climate and situation will dictate your necessities. Be familiar with your gear, you should not have anything you do not know how to use. Practice packing and unpacking. I can personally say that this gear can be carried extreme distances even with the added weight of food water and weapons. Proper conditioning is a must, both for you and your gear. DO NOT bring new shoes, you will regret it and it may even cause injury.

In Large Pack of your Choice:

hydration system
water purification
fixed blade knife (combat/survival/hunting)
e-tool & carrier (save room in your pack)
pack axe or hatchet
shelter (ultra light backpacking/bivy)
sleeping system (sleeping bag/bivy/poncho and liner)
first aid kit (designed for wilderness survival)
waterproof bag (use plastic if necessary)
2x camo roll (set of cammies, undershirt, socks, skivies)
2x skivie roll (skivies, undershirt, socks)
Poncho and liner
pair of boots (combat/jungle/hiking)
550 cord/ paracord
Sewing kit
Personal hygiene kit
Flashlight (red filter)
Compass
Multitool
Eye Protection (goggles/sunglasses)
Gloves (leather/nomex-kevlar)
Waterproof notepad and writing utensil
Detachable personal survival kit (for wilderness survival)
If you can bear the weight/Optional Items for pack

GPS
Batteries (rechargeable with charger)
Survival radio/weather radio
Solar charger (for backpacking)
Sadwich bags
Cup/Bowl (Canteen Cup)
Trioxane fuel tabs
Travel alarm clock
Camp towel
Binoculars



To be on your person

Skivies
Undershirt
Cammies (Blouse and Trousers)
Boots (Combat/Hiking/Jungle)
Riggers Belt
Watch
Load Bearing Vest
Fixed Blade Knife
Head Covering (Boonie cover)
Multitool
2x canteens (may use hydration system)
Eye protection (Goggles/Sun glasses)
Personal first aid kit
Personal survival kit
LED light

Some items were listed multiple times this was intentional. Do not scavenge from your survival kit to fill your pack or vice versa. This being said there is also reason to carry two survival kits and two first aid kits for long term survival. Please give input or personal preferences for gear it is appreciated. Good Luck.
Permalink Reply by kristin on September 4, 2008 at 6:49pm
My survival guide says to try and get light weight chain mail, the kind used for shark bites. Tools are essential!!! Try and locate portable water purification kits and/or tablets. A little on the pricey side but a worthy investment.
I do love my machete...I never leave home without it.
Permalink Reply by Venomous_Soul on September 4, 2008 at 7:27pm
I personally wouldnt be going anywhere with out a six pack at least
Permalink Reply by Mr. Hayter on September 10, 2008 at 2:30pm
Strap a keg to your back. Worst comes to worst, invite the zombies to a party.
Permalink Reply by Megas on November 9, 2008 at 8:45am
well in terms of weapons:
.22 Bolt action carbine(Scoped) as my primary firearm.
9mm USP with a laser sight as a side arm.
12 guage M-590 shotgun with a pistol grip.
50 lb. Pistol crossbow.
A smooth bladed machete.
My 14 inch black Bowie knife.
As far as other supplies:
First aid kit, with field surgery tools.
Canteen.
Food pills.
12 guage shells.250 shots.
9mm standard rounds.500 shots.
.22 long rifle rounds.1000 shots.
50 alluminum bolts.
wire cutters.
My PSP.
Screw driver.
For clothes:
Under armor shirt, long sleeve.
Jeans.
Denim Jacket.
Steel toed boots.
Russian gas mask.
Permalink Reply by The Bruin on November 10, 2008 at 10:31am
I believe that the "Best Gear" is that which you find to be better off with. There are several discussions related to such a topic and I am always amazed by the number of people who opt for assault weapons and hi-tech pistols with lasers and flashlights etc.

My list (-weapons) is as follows:
1 Leatherman Multi-tool
1 small prybar
1 a flashlight (led, small)
1 set extra batteries
1 firestarting kit
1 whetstone
1 hatchet (gerber has extra knife in handle)
1 small 1st aid kit
1 Survival "how-to" book (for those answers I might need)
1 small spool of fishing line
3 fishing hooks
1 pair work gloves
45' nylon paracord
2 sets spare ammo for whatever I may be carrying
3 sets fresh undies
6 sets fresh socks

I have complete tactical assault rig including my own assault rifle, pistol, etc. but the above is the kit I carry in my car. If I had to choose, I take the basics. If I can't survive with that, I deserve to be eaten.

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