Various Kits

• Large Bob
• Small Bob
• Large FAK
• EDC PSK
• EDC FAK
• Car Roadside Kit
• Car BOB
• Car FAK

Aside from the kits listed above, I have approximately 10-15 different PSKs of various sizes that I've put together over the last couple of years. I keep them assembled so that I can either give them to friends or family in an emergency or use them or their contents as barter items if things go south in a larger sense.

EDC PSK
Work kit w/PSK
72 hr 2 person BOB
72 h2 2 person Truck kit
Extra BoB at home
Camping gear bag

At the risk of getting in trouble...

Does that make her your "bag pimp"?

Bag of Tricks
PSK
PMK
PRK
Ditch Kit
BOB
bug in kit (foot locker full of things like my old colman stove)
get home kit (car)
overnight bag/kit (car)
kit-building kit (the tote with spare components and stuff in it)
weapons cleaning kit (includes my sharping stones)
tool kit (car)
tool kit (electronic)
tool kit (main)
portable computer tool kit
sewing kit

Nope. She's the friendly government agency trying to help me break the habit.

Let's just say some of the bags are about as non-tactical looking as possible. I thought the bullet holes I added to the "Hello Kitty" bag suggested a Jungian journey into the collective unconscious, using the holes as a metaphor for the primal self that gets repressed by the passive modern persona and the damaged pink cuteness represented both the depths of the psyche and the anti-nirvanaistic isolation of our increasingly nilhism caused by our mechanistic society which prevents people from finding satisfying work or meaningful connections with others.

She's really not into social commentary expressed through diaper bags though... She also likes to call my small bag a purse.

-Blast

It only makes sense to have kits which are geared towards the situations you would likely encounter stored in the most appropriate location.

I'm betting this person has jumper cables in his car, and bandaids in his medicine cabinet, while not very extensive kits -- they serve the same purpose and could arguably be considered as such.

I happen to have...

PSK
EDC Bag
FAK (generally kept in EDC bag)
Trunk Kit (Car Maintenance/ Emergency stuff)
Glove Compartment Kit (Passenger Maintenance)
BOB/ Travel kit

I like making PSKs so I have about seven of them and several that aren't complete. I toss them here and there - in my gym bag, in my unused back pack, etc.

I have one Maxpedition Jumbo EDC that also has a detatchable PSK on it.

I have a BOB.

I had a car kit, but it got stolen, and so I have to make another one, though I'm reluctant to do so because it will most likely be stolen again and most of what I need is in my Jumbo and the car specific things (jumper cables, etc) are still in the car (somewhat hidden - the thieves didn't manage to find them, anyway.)

3 kits

1. EDC
2. Waist-pack kit.
3. Several micro-kits in jacket pockets.
4. Bug-out bag.
5. Car-kit.
6. Home supplies.

- 4 cars/SUV's = 4 car kits
- Motorhome fully stocked & supplied (stored at ranch)
- BOB for the house
- BI supplies for the house
- BI supplies for the ranch
- More EDC crap than I care to mention
- Large closet full of camping/backpacking/hiking gear

I suppose the 4 car kits and the one house earthquake BOB are the only ones in bags that I can grab and go, but I do always have at least a minimalist EDC kit on me. But the motorhome is a rolling kit, plus I keep the pantries stocked at home and at the ranch.

Kevin B.

1. PSK (altoid size; it has almost everything that D.R. has in his)
2. 72 hr BOB/BIB. Bug-in supplemented with camping equipt., water and food
3. FAK in car
4. FAK for hiking
5. Car kit.
6. First run of PSK now part of car kit.