The INCH Bag No-Nonsense Guide
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An INCH Bag is an abbreviation for I’m Never Coming Home Bag. A sad concept and a situation that we all hope will never be ours. It’s a bit different than a Bug Out Bag aka BOB, Our BOB is prepared with the expectation that some time in the future you will be able to return home, you just don’t know how long that process that will be.
I know this is a confusing concept for beginners. A get home bag is to get you home if you are away from home when the disaster hits. A 72 hour bag is for short term evacuations while a bug out bag is for a long term evacuation. This is where the next level of bag comes in the INCH bag. It is intended for evacuation during a time when it appears once you leave you will in all likelihood never be able to return to your current home again and whatever crisis has caused this scenario doesn’t give you the luxury of packing up your household and moving. (Personally my INCH bag is my bug out bag in addition to items I don’t want to leave behind but are light enough to carry along with copies of my personal papers which would be necessary to start life again elsewhere. With a few additional long term items thrown in)
See what items The Survival Skills Guide recommends that you have in your INCH bag linked below
INCH Bag: Ultimate No-Nonsense Guide
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