The Recon has always been a bit of a workhorse, and storing items in yours can be a creative and space-efficient way to organise and carry essentials. Here's a list of 50 things you can store in your Recon:
- Emergency cash
- Matches or fire starters
- Emergency medications
- Emergency contact information
- Scroggin or snacks
- Maps or guides
- Band-Aids and small first-aid items
- Safety pins and mini sewing kit
- Fishing line and hooks
- Micro flashlight
- Dry bags
- Fire starters
- Toothbrush and toothpaste
- Mini sunscreen
- Earplugs
- Hair ties or rubber bands
- Mini multitool
- USB drive with important documents
- Zip ties, carabiners, shoe laces
- Small notepad and pencil
- Tea bags or instant coffee
- Emergency whistle
- Chapstick or lip balm
- Hand sanitiser
- Dental floss (for various purposes)
- Plastic baggies
- Mini compass
- Safety razor blades
- Travel-sized shampoo or soap
- Tiny mirror
- Nail clippers
- Travel-sized deodorant
- Personal hygiene items
- Mini playing cards or dice
- Rubber gloves
- Pocket-sized insect repellent
- Emergency poncho
- Camping cutlery
- Telescopic pen
- Pain relievers (in sealed packets)
- Mini digital thermometer
- Flares or glo sticks
- Reusable cloth or handkerchief
- Spare water filters
- Spare socks
- Mini hand warmers
- Small pack of tissues
- Lightweight rain poncho
- Mini spice containers (for cooking)
- Portable chargers
Remember to clean and thoroughly sanitise your Recon before storing non-food items. Additionally, it's essential to be aware of any rules or regulations regarding the items you store, especially if you're travelling. This list is only meant to inspire creativity and preparedness in various situations.