Repair Kit Checklist

General Repairs

	Duct Tape: The undisputed champion of fixing things.
	550 Cord / Rope: A very close second in the rankings.
	Knife / Multitool: Really saves the teeth from too much wear and tear.

Personal Gear Items

	Buckles: Look at your pack / vest for specific size buckles you may need to replace.
	Straps / Webbing: Same thing here. Make sure to have at least 24" of webbing in the size(s) that are on your gear.
	Batteries: May not sould like a "repair" item, but to me "repair" is making something work that currently doesn't.

Sleeping Bag / Tent Repair Items

	Seam Grip: This stuff is awesome. It will repair pinholes and tears.
	Cotol-240: Don't have a day to wait for Seam Grip to cure? Cotol-240 will speed it up to 2 hours.
	Patches: They are small and weigh practically nothing.
	Pole Splints: Easy to forget, but hard to fix without them.

Other Repair Items

	Needle & Thread: Fix a broken zipper, replace a button, or even stitch up a busted forehead.
	Grommets: Fix a broken zipper, replace a button, or even stitch up a busted forehead.
	Gear Ties: Secure loads or temporarily tie down items..
	Netting: The most sealed up tent can still be miserable if the bug net has any kind of tear in it.

Emergency Kit List

See our Emergency Kit Lists

First Aid Kit

See our First Aid Kit Page

Camping Checklist

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