Preparing for Storms and the Heat of Summer Day: Repack Your Bug Out Bag

By Suzanne Wiley Published on March 7, 2014 in Camping & Survival

Tan ModGear Tracker Three-Day Assault Pack with tons of pockets and sample gear such as ear protection a flashlight and light sticks.

I hope, before last winter, you changed out your bug out bag’s warm weather gear for cold weather gear and added a few things such as emergency Mylar blankets to keep you warm. Now, is the perfect time to switch your bug out bag’s load out for Summer.Of course, keep the essentials, such as food, water, flashlight, multi-tool, and a fire starter. However, heavy wool socks, coats, gloves and beanies can go. Switch those items out for lightweight, long-sleeve light colored t-shirts, a bandana, and rain gear. Keep your boots or sturdy athletic shoes and moisture wicking socks. Though comfortable, flip-flops and sandals are not ideal during a bug-out emergency.

Other items to add for spring and summer:

What do you put in your bug out bag during the summer that isn’t there in winter? Tell us how your supplies change with the seasons in the comment section.

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