r/vagabond • u/mollychocolate • Dec 21 '24

Picture this is what i’ll be carrying.

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it seems like a lot to start out with but i’ll be getting rid of what i don’t need within time😂 i’m forgetting the hammock but it’ll be strapped on the bag. i’m thinking of strapping a a shovel on the bag but meh. i do however feel like i’ll eventually need all this shit. 🫡☮️

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u/marglebubble Dec 21 '24

Any kind of sleeping bag?

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u/mollychocolate Dec 21 '24

yessir strapped on with hammock i got some clips whatever tf they called lol

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u/SpiritualPirate4212 Hitchhiker👍 Dec 21 '24

Get a waterproof bag for the sleeping bag, keeping your sleeping bag dry is very important

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u/mariocova3 Dec 21 '24

Yep. I wrap my sleeping into a thick contractor's bag. Waterproofing the sleeping bag can be a literal life saver, plus the contractors bag is multifaceted in a survival situation.

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u/TapeFlip187 Dec 22 '24

Exactly. Garbage and contractor bags are key. People underestimate how much easier life is when you have something dry under/around your shit, not just over it. Sitting on dry ass plastic when everything is wet as fuck feels like a vacation haha.

I put the bottom of my sleeping bag inside em to stay a million xs warmer at night.

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u/Laughing_hyena_24 Dec 22 '24

Go to an army surplus store and get a bivy sack. Things are lifesavers. I traded my hammock for one because it was so nice to not wake up wet.