Go bag packing list

[7000grain]

What are the essentials in your go bag?

[Blackfire]

For my 1st aid detachable bag (take and toss):

2 - Bleedstop Bandages
5 - Sterile Sponges - 4" x 4"
2 - Triangular Bandages - 40" x 40" x 56"
5 - Ammonia Inhalants
2 - Suture Sets
2 - Stainless Steel Hemostat
1 - Tweezers
10 - Abdominal Pads 5" x 9"
2 - Airways
5 - Butterfly Strips
2 - Adhesive Tape Rolls
1 - EMT shears
3 - Multi-Trauma Dressings - 12" x 30"
1 - EFA First Aid Book
20 - Pain Relievers
8 - Latex Examination Gloves (pair)
45 - Antiseptic BZK Wipes
5 - Burn Aid Packages 
2 - Tourniquet battlefield style
1 - Blood Pressure Cuff Kit
16 - Bandage Strips - 1" x 3"
5 - Bandage Strips - 2" x 3"
1 - Elastic Bandage - 6"
1 - Pen Light
1 - CPR Mask Barrier
1 - Hand Sanitizer - 2 oz
10 - Triple Antibiotic Packages
1 - Scalpel Handle #3
2 - Scalpel Blades 
5 - Eye Pads
6 - Safety Pins
1 - Stethoscope & manual nibp cuff
1 - Pulse Oximeter
1 - Skin and Eye Wash
10 - Knuckle Bandages
2 - Instant Ice Pack
1 - Calamine Lotion - 6 oz
5 - Tongue Depressors
6 - After Bite Wipes
1 - SAM/Universal Splint
1 - Hand Soap
1 - Cervical Collar
2 - Emergency Blankets - 52" x 84" Silver

[7000grain]

Nice list Josh. I've been wanting to get a med bag together.

For my 1st aid detachable bag (take and toss):

2 - Bleedstop Bandages
5 - Sterile Sponges - 4" x 4"
2 - Triangular Bandages - 40" x 40" x 56"
5 - Ammonia Inhalants
2 - Suture Sets
2 - Stainless Steel Hemostat
1 - Tweezers
10 - Abdominal Pads 5" x 9"
2 - Airways
5 - Butterfly Strips
2 - Adhesive Tape Rolls
1 - EMT shears
3 - Multi-Trauma Dressings - 12" x 30"
1 - EFA First Aid Book
20 - Pain Relievers
8 - Latex Examination Gloves (pair)
45 - Antiseptic BZK Wipes
5 - Burn Aid Packages 
2 - Tourniquet battlefield style
1 - Blood Pressure Cuff Kit
16 - Bandage Strips - 1" x 3"
5 - Bandage Strips - 2" x 3"
1 - Elastic Bandage - 6"
1 - Pen Light
1 - CPR Mask Barrier
1 - Hand Sanitizer - 2 oz
10 - Triple Antibiotic Packages
1 - Scalpel Handle #3
2 - Scalpel Blades 
5 - Eye Pads
6 - Safety Pins
1 - Stethoscope & manual nibp cuff
1 - Pulse Oximeter
1 - Skin and Eye Wash
10 - Knuckle Bandages
2 - Instant Ice Pack
1 - Calamine Lotion - 6 oz
5 - Tongue Depressors
6 - After Bite Wipes
1 - SAM/Universal Splint
1 - Hand Soap
1 - Cervical Collar
2 - Emergency Blankets - 52" x 84" Silver

[7000grain]

My EDC Backpack:

S&W M&P 2.0 in 45 ACP (except days I'm on post)
6 full magazines
Woobie
Change of clothes
Charged power bank
Multitool
Pocket knife
Flwshlight
Spare batteries
Notebook
Couple pens
My water bottle
2x 30 gal trash bags
Hat
Small first aid kit
Wallet
Charger
3 days worth ok my meds
Sunglasses
Backup heigene kit
Protein bars
Snacks

[Blackfire]

Eric, your go-bag sounds like my wildland pack. My med bag attaches to wildland pack...main difference is that my pack has a fire shelter and an on-board 2 liter camelbak water reservoir. I use a Coaxsher FS-1 wildland pack.

[7000grain]

The one I listed above is my EDC backpack. Goes everywhere with me. I have a go bag that is in shambles. Needtoget itbwck in order

[Blackfire]

We were at an archery competition years ago. My wife had her string backpack with water and snacks...l told her that the course started at bottom of ski hill. Then ride chair lift up and walk down. She reluctantly put her stuff in my pack. 5 hours later, she came back to camp. When asked about pack she said that once she got it adjusted to her (opposed to me) it was SOOO comfortable. She used it on two more rotations. She was able to use things in trauma bag, haul snacks, water and flagging tape (separate attached pouch) on her travels. Said she wanted one for herself. Well, Mothers Day came around, and behold...she got a pack...she gets made fun of on day hikes with scouts, but she can only go a couple miles now with bad ankle...so no overnights on desert...she has regular backpack for overnight campouts. I told her that thousands of wildland firefighters use theirs daily, and WORK in them...

www.coaxsher.com

[7000grain]

I spent most of my career living out of a rucksack.

We were at an archery competition years ago. My wife had her string backpack with water and snacks...l told her that the course started at bottom of ski hill. Then ride chair lift up and walk down. She reluctantly put her stuff in my pack. 5 hours later, she came back to camp. When asked about pack she said that once she got it adjusted to her (opposed to me) it was SOOO comfortable. She used it on two more rotations. She was able to use things in trauma bag, haul snacks, water and flagging tape (separate attached pouch) on her travels. Said she wanted one for herself. Well, Mothers Day came around, and behold...she got a pack...she gets made fun of on day hikes with scouts, but she can only go a couple miles now with bad ankle...so no overnights on desert...she has regular backpack for overnight campouts. I told her that thousands of wildland firefighters use theirs daily, and WORK in them...

www.coaxsher.com

[Blackfire]

Pretty much same, rides on back a bit differently.