For me, it would be an urban bag. Something I can throw in the car on a daily basis. Just a backpack filled with essential items that I might need. I know different people have different needs, so I'd like to know what you'd put in yours.
Backpack:
1) Gun: SD9VE with three mags (one in the gun). I know, not a Glock, but it's cheap and reliable
2) Medical zipper bag: Ibuprofen, alka seltzer, charcoal capsules, small glass bottle of apple cider vinegar, Q-tips, alcohol prep pads, bandaids, bottle of eye lubricant drops, dropper
3) Basic grooming zipper bag: comb, toothbrush, toothpaste, floss, liquid soap in a small bottle, tweezers, nail clippers, travel size bottle of Listerine
4) Office supply zipper bag: compact stapler, pen, small notepad, small clipboard, Sharpie, clear tape, duct tape
5) "Tactical" gear zipper bag: compass, Leatherman multi-tool, Minox 8x monocular, SOG Tomkat axis lock folding knife VG-10, cigarette lighter (I don't smoke), a few latex gloves, face mask, S&W M&P 875 lumen LED flashlight (uses 2 CR123 batteries), foam ear plugs
6) Electronics zipper bag: cellphone charging cord, USB wall adapter, spare CR123 batteries, ear buds, Canon Elph digital camera with battery & charger
7) Eating: Titanium spoon, small cutting board, small Lexan cup, small tupperware bowl with rubber lid, Lexan utensils, (1) bottle of water
8) Clothes: (1) pair of shorts, (1) T-shirt, (1) pair undershorts, (1) pair pants, (1) pair socks
On me:
1) Timex Expedition analog watch with Indiglo
2) Wallet
3) Keys
4) S&W 342PD J-frame 5-shot .38 Spl
5) Spyderco Delica VG-10 folding knife
6) Streamlight Protac HL 260-lumen led light using (2) CR123
Sometimes, I take a laptop bag.
This is a work in progress, but this list is based on my EDC experience over the years. What is in your bag?
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