Ranking items necessary for backpacks by ease of use

Back to school means backpacks are on the mind. I think that stocking backpacks is an adult hobby,rarely leave the house none But my phone and wallet Key. When I go out, I want to prepare more than the bare minimum.

Even if you’re not a professional backpacker, your wallet, briefcase, or at least your car. Here, we’ve organized the smartest items to always have in your backpack (or carrier of choice), from ‘must have’ to ‘well, you never know’, organized according to your needs.

Tier 1: bare minimum

Whether you’re packing for a hike, a concert, or just commuting, you should always have the following essentials ready and packed.

• pain relievers (such as ibuprofen)
• Sanitary products (tampons, tissues)
• hand sanitizer
• extra cash
• Water bottle
• deodorant
• mask

Tier 2: You will be a lifesaver

Beyond the necessities, this preparatory step means that at some point in your life, a friend or stranger will tell you, ‘You’re a lifesaver.’

• mobile charger
• nail clipper / file
• tweezers
• gum/mint
• disposable chopsticks
• B.and -Aidentification
• pen and pad
• umbrella
• reusable shopping bags
• reusable silverware
• Sunscreen
• Hat (for cold weather and sun protection)
• stain removal stick
• small roll of tape
• Additional ID

Tier 3: “You never know”

This layer is go Be prepared, go above and beyond, and have the leeway to do so. You never know when you might be stranded or have to spend the night in an unexpected place. This list could go on and on, but here are some of the most basic supplies that can reasonably fit in your backpack (depending on how many of these items you pack).

• Change of clothes (at least socks and underwear)
• teethbrush and toothpaste
• swimsuit
• A small flashlight (if your phone breaks down)
• books, cards, or other entertainment
• rain poncho
• gloves
• garbage bag
• external hard drive

The most controversial item to pack or not to pack: passports. You may need your backup ID, but you also run the risk of losing it. Depending on where you carry your backpack and your tendency to leave things behind, it’s up to you.