My little bag of tricks

EDC.
My EDC has a slight difference.
I’m wheelchair dependent, therefore I carry a rucksack on the back of my chair.
My chair goes in the boot of my car and the rucksack lays in the back seat
allowing both my car keys and my phone to be inside to be censored by the car to allow driving and airplay via the phone.
EDC items;
Berghaus freeflow rucksack. Fits excellent on the back of my chair and if required it has a fully waterproof cover.
TOG24 Craven Mens Waterproof Packaway Jacket
Spare reading glasses:
Karrimore. Gloves. Anti slip Ideal to self propel my chair, finger tips are touch screen.
Oklay Sunglasses. For that 1 day a year when it gets sunny in Scotland ( you never know when)
Casio G-Shock Mudmaster. Tuff .Great for that unexpected bump in the wheelchair.
Bluker 2000L led torch.
Tombow air pressure pen ( I forgot to photo my pocket tally book )
Sennheiser Momentum 4 TW. I have a lot of appointments where while waiting I can listen to music from my phone while I wait.
Car keys. Fob. Keyless entry and start up.
Victotinox Huntsman SAK. I’ve had I of these since I was a Boy Scout 40+ years ago
Explorer rechargeable electric lighter.
IPHONE. Source of multiple uses from music streaming to emergency contact details
RFD card holder/ cash holder
Wet wipes, handy for daily usage, spills especially
Bottle of water. I usually carry both a bottle in the car and in my backpack I need water,ever since I had a tracheotomy I croak like a frog and get dry as a bone easily.
I must admit these items take up very little room inside my rucksack.
I also have a EDC emergency bag in the back of my car for dealing with any unexpected problems (leaking ) of my Colostomy set up.

Can you think of any other items that might be helpful?

by ExcellentAd3525