Gentlemen,
A Happy Father Day to You All! My wife & stepdaughter's surprised me this morning.....a khaki maxpedition fatboy jumbo S-type! I hope All of you have done as well if not better!!!
Now this put's me where I need your suggestion's please....the wife and I both are disabled with mobility problems. We almost never go out without each other.....
In an Urban enviornment, what would you suggest I pack this Fatboy with, in regards to the both of us? She has had a hip replacement, and I have had my neck and lower back broken....we both must use a cane to walk......and are limited to walking very short distances. I do not want to tie up this forum, so if anyone has any idea's, please feel free to message me at any time!

Thank You!!!
Krell

Thank you and Happy Father's Day to all too. It is not a tie up to ask for ideas....I'm going to think on it and give a few ideas later........you've made me think.......

Just a few things that popped into my head: (I'll preface this with the comment that I am not familiar with the size of the bag so please forgive if I under/over estimate) (and enough for 2)

Water, FAK,Cash (amount to be determined by you), Cell, Whistle, Compass ,Flashlight,Fire starting (ie lighter etc) Cover (ie blanket/windbreaker... whatever you prefer), some snacks (yes I have kids).

I'd include extra prescribed pain meds (obvious reasons) as well as a list of my meds (with dosages and times per day) (though I think EVERYONE should carry their own lists). I'd also have my doctor's name and numbers on that list.

Hope this helps some.....

CJK,

Help's Some.....not at all....Help's A LOT! I take so much Morphine and Oxycodone, that I have a real short term memory problem. Your list here gives me something I can print and use for reference!

I really do Appreciate you taking the time and effort to send me your idea's! Maybe sometime along the way, I can return the favor!

Thank You!

Krell

Another thing I thought of and forgot to mention....umbrellas. I use to laugh at some of the people down here in FL who walk around under an open umbrella in the sun. Until I had to 'improvise' a shelter on the beach for family who are sun sensitive. (yes I know it reflects off the sand too......I needed something.) That umbrella provided A LOT of shade and cooled off several family members. The temperature was noticably a few degrees cooler. Now I try to make sure I always have at least a compact one handy. Doesn't take up much space and can keep you dry or provide shade.....looking back I think I remember that I think I saw it in an "outdoor" book under survival gear.

Yeah, and when it pours you look like a dry genius.

TRO