Let’s see how much we have in common with our backpack inventories.

  • idiomaddict@feddit.de
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    Sunglasses

    Phone charger

    Chapstick

    Deodorant

    Perfume

    Glasses wipes

    Lighter

    Kleenexes

    Hand sanitizer

    Passport

    Pens

    Scarf

    Sweater

    Socks

    Notebook

    Binder

    Work apron

    Extra water bottle

    Sunscreen

    A metric fuck ton of receipts

    Gum

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        Too lazy to clean them out. One goes in every time I buy groceries, and I only get rid of them when I clean the backpack every month or so (or when I lose my name tag).

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          6 months ago

          The MOMENT I get a receipt for groceries and stuff, I crumple it up and toss it on my way out the door. I hate having trash float around like that.

  • robinj1995@feddit.nl
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    • ANC headphones, ANC earbuds, wax earplugs, foam earplugs, silicone earplugs, Loop earplugs <-- yeah this autism thing really should’ve been clear a lot earlier in life
    • Laptop, 2x 20Ah 100W power bank, 10Ah power bank, GoPro
    • Travel adapter, spare watch charger, 2x 3m USB-C cable
    • Half a pharmacy “just in case”
  • Jackie's Fridge@lemmy.world
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    • USB power bank
    • multi-tip charging/data cable (C/micro-B/Lightning)
    • bandages
    • ibuprofen
    • nail trimmer
    • small Maglite
    • tiny tin of petroleum jelly (I dont like chap-skick)
    • reusable silverware + chopsticks
    • iPad Pro 10.5 & pencil
    • Samsung Note 8 +512GB card (for music, podcasts, notes, OTG storage)
    • headphones (Moondrop Chu2)
    • pen & pencil
    • sewing kit in a tiny mint tin
    • Dirtywave M8 music tracker (my current obsession)
    • Leatherman Juice Pro + Victorinox eyeglass screwdriver
    • Leatherman Squirt S4
    • cotton bandana & eyeglass cloth
    • combination USB-A/C microSD card reader
    • elastic band(s)
    • OM System LS-P5 field recorder
    • aux cable

    I’m sure there’s more I’ve forgotten but there is a cat on me so I am unable to move until he leaves. Sorry, I dont make the rules.

  • Olhonestjim@lemmy.world
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    I use a Maxpedition Prepared Citizen Deluxe backpack. It looks like a JanSport, but it has a bunch of internal pockets. I added extra pouches and velcro pockets, made my own zipper pulls, and modified the straps.

    I’ve gone a little overboard with the contents. Really need to reduce the weight. I’ve got a couple multitools in there, first aid kit, tourniquet, class III backpack armor, meds and snacks, Flipper Zero, earbuds, magnifying glass, charger cables, batteries, hygiene kit, pens and journal, a couple flashlights, water bottle with a filter, beard brush, and hidden cash.

  • Eric@lemmy.sdf.org
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    Yes, and I’ll include other items I carry on my walker as well: Steam Deck Battery Packs for phones/devices no less then 4 two way radios Ham radio gear Charger cables for everything I own. A change of clothes baby wipes Medication My other wallet. note takeing stuff a laptop? (Sometimes) TI-83+ Graphing Calculator (Gotta have my trusty old guy) Kindle EPI Pens Water Bottle Snacks Other stuff I probably forgot.

  • AmosBurton@lemmy.world
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    I use to, then people started to stuff my bag with their shit, so I stopped.

    Normally it would hold something warm,some liquid, a portable speaker, and a notepad.

    Depending on where I’m actually going it would slightly change.

  • Jeraxus@lemmy.sdf.org
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    Caffeine, melatonin and different painkillers. A book, my ID and priority card, a water bottle. And if I’m traveling I add an external battery and cables, a console. I also tried to put in my comfort food but it’s chocolate and it melt.

  • Elkenders@feddit.uk
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    Haha, aaaabsolutely. I have:

    • My portable game console (Retroid Pocket 3+)
    • My cable pouch (need a charger for a 20 year old iPod? I got you fam. HDMI? No worries. USB micro B? All good. For some reason I hate being caught out without the right cable).
    • My 60w UGREEN Gan USB A/USB C charger.
    • At the moment, the book I’m reading (Relativity Visualized).
    • My journal. I don’t write in it every day but sporadically.
    • My medication.
    • Battery bank.
    • Laptop (ThinkPad T480).
    • Deodorant.
    • Hair wax.
    • Toothbrush.
    • A pen.
    • My home and work keys with tag trackers on each and a multi tool on my home keys.
    • External SSD.
    • Umbrella.
    • Ear plugs.
    • Contigo go cup.
    • A lighter.

    Headphones, phone and wallet stay in my pocket.

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    Flashlight (off)

    Lighter (10/100 Butane)

    makeshift hammer

    makeshift crowbar

    pocket knife

    smartphone (UPS) (80/100 Battery)

    whistle

  • pearable@lemmy.ml
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    • trauma kit
    • tourniquet
    • clotting agent impregnated gauze
    • a couple chest seals
    • trauma sheers
    • small OTC pharmacy
    • sun screen
    • lactose pills for friends
    • booboo kit
    • tampons and pads for friends
    • Armytek Zippy keychain flashlight
    • a couple 5 ah phone batteries so I can give one away if I need to
    • tool kit
    • tailor’s measuring tape
    • long titanium spoon
    • sharpening stone
    • tweezers
    • small amount of silicone lube (squeaky things annoy me)
    • tape
    • zip ties
    • Leatherman wave +
    • Leatherman bit kit
    • 3 inch titanium cressent wrench
    • compact titanium combination socket and bit wrench
    • paper and 2 in one sharpie
    • lighter
    • backup dog poop bags
    • doc bronners soap
    • small sewing kit
    • wet wipes
    • cord cut in convenient lengths
    • spare socks
    • seasonal accessories (sun hat, merino neck tube, knit glommits)
    • cotton bandana
    • check in case I forget to bring one when I pay rent
    • plastic reusable bag if I need to carry more stuff than my bag’s expanding pouch can hold
    • single wall stainless steel water bottle
    • fig bar
    • chocolate covered almonds
    • pepper gel
    • emergency debit card in case I forgot my wallet
    • small folding opinel knife for food
    • spray bottle full of alcohol
    • 3x magnification magnifier
    • little pouch to keep dry leftovers in
    • a couple kn95s with different strap styles since some of my friends like the ones that go on your ears

    All of that fits in a 9 liter Poler Hip N Bindle

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      6 months ago

      Now this is how it should be !

      I love the combination of preparation for both your own needs and that of others :3

  • 🇰 🌀 🇱 🇦 🇳 🇦 🇰 ℹ️@yiffit.net
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    I only travel with a backpack when taking my bike (which is most of the time I’m going anywhere other than across the street) and I just have my bike lock in it (it’s more for bringing stuff from the store home). But seeing some of these other responses, that’s likely to change.

  • SendMePhotos@lemmy.world
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    Basic first aid or MacGyver first aid stuff… Multi tool… Nail clipper kit… Few pens… Lockpick set… tablet… And… A spare charger cable… … Also my work keys and badge…

    I think that it…

  • doo@sh.itjust.works
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    Lol. Read the title and started giggling. Family asks why I giggle, I tell them and they start laughing.

    So yes. After losing everything, including the backpack I always have it with me. It’s a hard rule - the moment I’m far from it, I need something from it.

    The contents are pretty much everything I might need during an average day. Keys, vallet, medicines, a notebook and a pen, bandages, headphones, deodorant.

    • BOMBS@lemmy.worldOPM
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      6 months ago

      oh no!! losing that backpack must’ve been devastating 😩

      i’ve been using the same backpack since 2001. i can’t imagine losing it. it’s part of my identity. if i don’t have it with me, people ask about it.

      • doo@sh.itjust.works
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        The worst was when it was stolen, while I was travelling, 3 hours before it was time to leave for the airport. Obviously my IDs, tickets, money, were all there.

  • OwlYaYeet@lemmy.world
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    6 months ago

    Related question: what size backpack do y’all use? Every time I find a good one I start adding more stuff and then I want a bigger one to fit more 😭

    • BOMBS@lemmy.worldOPM
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      6 months ago

      mine is around this size with 3 compartments: large/main, medium/middle, & small front pocket.

    • Digestive_Biscuit@feddit.uk
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      I can’t remember if mine is 32 or 35 litres. It’s a good size. Not too small and not too big, but big enough to shove a bit of shopping in. There have been a few times I needed a bigger one but it’s a decent trade off for practically.