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All of these will conveniently fit into a regular sized travel backpack: bolt cutters, C4, crowbar, drugs, latex gloves, flashlight, and a can-o-spray paint.
Edit:
Drugs are illegal, so you may want to replace that with a flask of your favourite liquor to quench your thirst during explorations.
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Posted by vokapolis
a rope that I very rarely use, but it's for descending elevator shafts, or going down floors when there's no other way.
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You should be carrying a lot more than just "a rope"
If you're rappelling down elevator shafts....
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Posted by terapr0
You should be carrying a lot more than just "a rope"
If you're rappelling down elevator shafts....
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Barnacles... All joking aside, honestly, I should have packed some band-aids for tonight since I'm going to be occupying my rope for this one.
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Posted by BrandonFireKing
well attire and whats in my back pack: 3 gallons of water, jeans, running shoes, a flashlight, and toilet paper, its all i need
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you carry toilet paper with you?
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Posted by jtan
you carry toilet paper with you?
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You don't? Rookie move.
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Usually my camera, phone, flashlight, rescue pocket knife, and a respirator.
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Posted by relik
You don't? Rookie move.
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I prefer these:
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backpack, camera, flashlight. a pair of no finger gloves, and a pair of stout gloves just in case, AND DRY SOCKS!! Blow up doll... sometimes for company.
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Posted by BackSeatKiller
... AND DRY SOCKS!!...
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YES, I cannot stress enough how horrible it is to walk around with one boot/foot/sock drenched with disgusting, stagnant abandoned-building water. It sucks. A lot. Especially when the pool of water is covered in a thin layer of white dust/asbestos making it look like concrete...
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Your equipment is going to cater to your operation and who you are, specifically. I usually set up with minimal gear on my person, leaving what I don't need in my duffel, and an extra emergency with an overbearing array of items for use. I only carry what I can quietly hold in my pockets, maybe my baby backpack for a larger setup.
I personally carry the following; 2 flashlights, extra batteries, a few mob rags for disguise or small cuts, a flip knife w/ window breaker (for skulls), a red smoke bomb to pretend it's nerve gas, a power bar, multi tool, gloves, and my camera.
My duffel includes things like pry bars, bolt cutters, tape recorders with random conversation for misdirecting persuing security, cheap strobes and throw-away lights, all kinda stuff. This is for the more challenging and high-risk situations, and this bag stay in the trunk of my car.
My emergency bag includes stuff like medical supplies ranging from wound dressing to splinting, menstrual pads, rain ponchos, road flares, stuff like that. I also have a box of fireworks in case I have to break other laws to distract from my friends being chased for breaking those laws.
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Posted by JokerSentry
Your equipment is going to cater to your operation and who you are, specifically. I usually set up with minimal gear on my person, leaving what I don't need in my duffel, and an extra emergency with an overbearing array of items for use. I only carry what I can quietly hold in my pockets, maybe my baby backpack for a larger setup.
I personally carry the following; 2 flashlights, extra batteries, a few mob rags for disguise or small cuts, a flip knife w/ window breaker (for skulls), a red smoke bomb to pretend it's nerve gas, a power bar, multi tool, gloves, and my camera.
My duffel includes things like pry bars, bolt cutters, tape recorders with random conversation for misdirecting persuing security, cheap strobes and throw-away lights, all kinda stuff. This is for the more challenging and high-risk situations, and this bag stay in the trunk of my car.
My emergency bag includes stuff like medical supplies ranging from wound dressing to splinting, menstrual pads, rain ponchos, road flares, stuff like that. I also have a box of fireworks in case I have to break other laws to distract from my friends being chased for breaking those laws.
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this is a joke right?
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On a serious note, there are so many 'it depends' for your question, that there is no real way to answer. Location, weather, people situation, interior, etc all play part in it.
Granted it's been awhile since I've done anything. Currently dealing with health issues, but this is what I took with me. Mind you, I spend most of my time in rural Alaska, and the vast majority of abandonments are in bear/wolf territory and outside of cell service. So covering my ass is important.
I also check the legality of where I am going first, and either find it's public property or check with owners first hand as a photographer looking at points of interest. Haven't been told no yet.
15# bag at most.
-travel plan left in truck + plan left with person elsewhere with ETA times.
-water + hydration mix packets for blood sugar maintenance + candybars
-primary flashlight with extra batteries (offbrand variable output CR123 powered)
-secondary flashlight with extra batteries (Surefire Backup)
-full face respirator with P100 filters and Surefire helmet light attached to it*
-gaffers and duct tape
-paracord
-Camera with lenses
-trauma kit**
-gloves
-tyvek overboots and overgloves***
-good fixed blade knife + folding in pack.
-reflective tacks to mark pathways if needed.****
The below is relevant for my location specifically:
-4" .357 magnum loaded with 200gr HCGC +P bear loads in a chest holster + 2 6rd speedloaders. Additional ammo on speed strips in bag.
-HAM radio for emergencies
-pen flare kit in bag for emergencies
-mylar blanket
-fire starter
-water filter
In the truck:
-extra food and water
-camping supplies
-cold weather gear
-12ga shotgun or 45-70 lever action with ammo
-power inverter
-extra gas for the truck
-breakdown kit
-'oh shit' medical bag
*I currently use a North 7600 full face, but have been considering switching to a 3M 7800 because their CP3N canisters filter more things. That and I accidentally cracked the frame on it when replacing gaskets, so it's toast.
**Useful if you actually know trauma medicine. Otherwise I'd recommend a well put together first aid kit plus a SAM splint and packet or two of QuikClot ACS. Awesome stuff.
***Bare minimum protection + a respirator if you think asbestos is present.
****Awesome if you need to find a way back in the dark and a flashlight is dying or you can't go too bright. Couple bucks for something like 200 of them. Just pick them up as you leave.
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Just be careful with tools in your bag. A small knife you might get away with but heavy duty stuff like bolt cutters can land you B&E charges in Canada. That can carry jail time as opposed to a fine (Depends on past arrest history tho).
As for me
Water,Respirator,Camera +Batteries set, tripod, at least one flashlight with a set of extra batteries (Check your batteries before going out)Spare socks at LEAST one pair,small first aid kit,2x pairs of gloves (Wet gloves are the worst) , steel toed boots,Some food (Preferably sealed in packages), This crap fits in a small backpack except the tripod.
Also "red smoke bomb to pretend its nerve gas".... really
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It all fits in a large, heavy duty purse/satchel I acquired a few years ago: camera, cell phone, battery pack, tripod, water, snacks, 2 flashlights, headlamp, respirator, proof of who I am, knife, hand sanitizer, and the ever versatile, easily restocked handful of Starbucks napkins.
Ummmm "pretend it's nerve gas"? Ok...I'm all for a little smoke and mirrors but not literal smoke and tape recorder mirrors! You're joking right?
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Hahaha
Is it really that bewildering? This is New Orleans we're talking about here. A group of thugs typically have a collective IQ of about 20. If you see red smoke and hear a guy yelling, "POPPING GAS!!", are you really honestly going to test that theory? I will say I have never used anything in my gear besides a flashlight and the smoke bombs for that very use. And it worked. Feel free to question me in the intricacies on how a thug fell for that. If it works, why not employ it?
As for things like the colt butters... It would have to be a reeeally good location. Like, a really good location. I've carried my 13-1 screwdriver, multi-tool, and a smaller pry bar before. Never found a utility for them, but who knows. I'm sorry but if I find a locked door, that bitch is coming open. Also, those things fit in my pockets, and the pry bar can fit behind my arm. I can quickly ditch these if I need to.
Also, I know what the consequences are in each move I make. It's up to me whether I end up employing such methods.
And DarkAngel, while I will say your immediate load out is really good, why the hell is having a stashed firearm not more bewildering? Yeah it's smart in a pinch, but I can't put that much faith in leaving my firearm somewhere. That's something I would leave in my vehicle, if I brought it.
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I just bring a flashlight and an AK47 and I'm good.
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Posted by Trackrunner
Only thing I would recommend, especially if you're going to be doing drains, is an extra pair of shoes, as well as a neck strap for your camera, you do NOT want to learn that the hard way
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A good neck strap. Mine broke and it wasn't pretty. 
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