What's in your (winter) sack Jack?

http://singletrackworld.com/blogs/2013/01/whats-in-your-sack-jack-part-one/

What’s in yours?

Balls,

Oh wait sorry,

usual tools and tube,
first aid kit with gloves.
spare gloves, socks and jacket,
handwarmer,
STW hipflask
cake and drink.

About £4 in change
Chain oil
100 zip ties (never know when it may snow atm)
Pump
Spare tube
Puncture kit
Tyre levers
Sram powerlink
multitool
spare mech hanger

waterproof
2 x tubes
2 x tyre levers
1 x alien tool
1 x buff
1 x set of earplugs ??

Jersey pockets? 😉

C02 canister x 3
pump
2 x tubes
multi tool
chain tool
patches
3 x cable ties
£10
tyre leavers
phone
Gilet
midget jams
3 x gels

Well that’s on a usual weekend ride.

2 litre Bladder (although tube froze last night)
2 tubes
3 levers
2 multi tools.
puncture patches
chain tool
spare chain links
whistle
snickers bar (other chocolate bars are also available)
mobile phone
foil blanket
anti sceptic wipes
pump
zip ties

……weighs a ton.

Well then let’s count em’

Handwarmers (the shake and break type) simple things and easy to use, used to use these racing Yachts when it turned chilly..these really help if you have to fix something or mend a sodding puncture.
2 spare tubes, saves time arsing around mending punctures.
Park multi tool thingumybobs, that I’ve yet to use in anger.
2 gels
2 bars (though these have been in since July so I’m asking for hardened teeth breaking solidity)
Pump
4 air canisters and the valve thingy.
1 tyre lever.
1 puncture repair kit with about 15 patches and 2 glues.

And a Waitrose plastic bag for it all to go in, then placed in the middle pack of my camelbak.

Usual summer stuff+

Winter gloves (spare)
Winter hat (spare)
Buff (spare)
Windproof jacket (or big waterproof if it looks like rain).
Down-a-like gillet (for when stopped, and/or cruising back to the house/car)

Headtorch.
Couple of those little emergency LED lights.
Bit of food (Powerbar – flapjack).
Map.
Compass.
Whistle.
Sunglasses.
Thin woolly hat.
Gloves.
Buff.
Bladder.
Phone.
Wallet.
Book.

Tools & tubes in seatpack.

Different tyres to change to when the terrain changes on my rides.

As above, plus emergency union jack.

Pump, tube, patches, tyre levers, mini tool, chain links, mech hanger, cable ties, banana or malt loaf and up to 3 litres of water depending on length of ride.

Ummmmmmm a lot!

Howies Softshell or Proper Waterproof (what ever isn’t in the pack is on my back.)
Buff
Dirt Rag Beanie
Spare Gloves
Space Blanket
2x spare tubes
Patch kit
Tyre Boot
Brake Pads
Tyre Levers
Tiny little minimalist Topeak Multitool
Leatherman
HT2 end cap tool thing (the round plastic one)
spoke key
chain tool
Tape
Pump
Shockpump
Zipties
chainlinks and sram powerlinks
few random bolts and bis (eg cleats, cleat bolts and crank bolts)
Chainlube
Hipflask
Couple of emergency cereal/energy bars
Food for the ride
emergency blinky lights
Minimalist 1st aid kit (bandages and wipes basically)

Besides the stuff I carry year round, usually there are chemical hand and foot wamers and spare gloves and socks – crap circulation so get cold very quickly if my hands or feet are cold. I have a Haglofs synthetic down vest that packs fairly small too thats perfect for winter as an extra layer.

for commuting my camelbak havoc usually contains:
3 litre bladder
4 multitools…i need 2 of them just so i can remove the 20mm front axle
tyre levers
park tyre patches
2 spare tubes
pack of zip ties
chain tool
spare power links
spare disc pads
spare gear cable
few other random spare tools and spare bolts
spoke key
pump

if i’m off for a dirty off road ride i always add:
first aid kit
spare torch
compass
food
emergency blanket
spare fleece
hat
wire saw??…just in case i need to rebuild that fence i’ve just smashed through

2 taped-in-a-ball bags of coins and an aerobics weight – about 4kg of useless weight for training prep / psychological BS

Usual stuff – Toolkit/Food/Spare tube + UST fixit kit inc gas/Pump/Phone/Windproof-shower resist jkt/Lights

Plus this weekend, a down gillet and a synthetic jacket, 2 tenners emergency fund (double food / train-bail fund) and a break-n-shake hand / foot warmer.

townydc – Member

anti sceptic wipes

I don’t think they’ll work.

as above mostly, but after my last off, I have now got a “Spot tracker” on the outside of my pack to keep SWMBO (and me) happy

Waterproof
Spare layer – normally a gilet or extra thermal
First aid kit – wound dressings, bandages, saline pods, blah blah
Bit of gaffer tape
Foil blanket
Cable ties
Brake pads
Mech hanger
Tube and patches
Levers
Chain tool and powerlinks
Multi tool
Phone
Money
Water bladder
Food and a few gels
Hat and buff
Chain lube
Gear cable
Pump and sometimes shock pump

Same as in the summer.
I live in surrey ffs.

Now I know what’s in all those enormous packs I see people carrying….

“Anti sceptic wipes” I could do with some of those.

Tangfastics/Jelly Babies
First aid kit
Mobile
Power links
Mini Pump
1 Tube
1 Repair kit
Multi Tool
Waterproof
Tenner

As above really- same contents all year round.

At this time of year / when it cold
Spare Gloves
Berghaus Polartech hat
Spare Tube
Crank Bros 19 tool
Leatherman rip-off tool
2 x Park Tyre Levers
Puncture repair kit
Muc-Off Ceramic Lube
Couple of Gels
Slab of Malt loaf (for big rides)
Hi-viz windproof jacket
Mountain Morph pump

all year round. It’s the Peaks.
Old Alien multi tool with chain tool and pedal spanner (never used)
3 inner tubes
Blackburn mini pump
whistle
compass
eTrex yellow
chemical ‘snap’ light
emergency reflective blanket
mini roll of Duck gaffer tape
candy – halloween leftovers. Not sure which year.
Clif Bar (peanut butter)
Power Bar (banana)
pirate Buff
Ground Effect Flash Gordon waterproof
Leatherman
Energy gel sachet (yuck)
Emergency strobe
SMART LED rear light

I like the look of that SOL emergency bivi and that warm looking teashop patagonia coat

Tube
Lever
£20
Phone
Multi Tool

Though taking some hints from the above lists would have saved me a few walks, I just cannot be arsed to carry too much.