Two systems that save you inventory space and banking time. Neither is obvious if nobody points them out.

Gear presets

A preset saves your entire equipment and inventory in one slot. Loading it strips what you are wearing, banks it, and equips the saved setup instead. One click instead of a bank trip.

How many slots you get

Slot count is based on your lifetime donation total, not your rank name.

Lifetime donated	Preset slots
Under $10	2
$10	3
$50	4
$100	7
$200	9
$500	11
$1,000	13

Thirteen is the maximum. Locked slots show as Locked in red rather than Empty, so you can see at a glance how many you have available.

Using them

Save writes your current equipment and inventory into the selected slot
Load equips that preset, replacing what you have on
Delete clears a slot so you can reuse it

Both saving and deleting ask for confirmation first, so you will not lose a preset by misclicking.

What to actually save

Presets are most valuable for setups you switch between often rather than for storing gear you rarely use:

One per combat style, so you can swap without thinking
A slayer setup with the helmet and task-appropriate gear
A raid setup with all three styles and supplies
A skilling setup
A wilderness setup you are willing to lose

Even at the base 2 slots, one melee and one ranged preset covers most of what you do.

The toolbelt

The toolbelt holds 18 tools permanently so they never take inventory space again. Add a tool once and it is available whenever a skill needs it.

Category	Tools
Construction and smithing	Hammer, saw, chisel
Crafting	Knife, needle, shears, glassblowing pipe
Farming	Spade, rake, seed dibber, gardening trowel, watering can
Herblore	Pestle and mortar
General	Tinderbox, bucket
Consumable materials	Feather, thread, ball of wool

The toolbelt also accepts upgraded versions of some tools, including the imcando hammer and the crystal saw, so you keep their benefits without carrying them.

Feather, thread and ball of wool are consumable materials rather than tools, so they are stored as a quantity that depletes as you use them rather than as a single permanent entry.

Why it matters

Eighteen tools is most of an inventory. Filling the toolbelt early means every skilling trip afterwards starts with a full inventory of actual materials rather than half a page of equipment you might need.

Related

::openbank opens your bank from anywhere outside the Wilderness and outside combat, which pairs well with presets for quick setup changes between trips.