Reddit reviews AIRSUNNY 100 CR80 30Mil White Blank PVC Plastic Cards for Photo ID card Printers(DataCard, Zebra, Fargo, Evolis, Magicard, NB)

There's no boxed set for Fate and the only thing you really need are dice, but there are a some things that can be helpful:

• Index cards and a sharpie or dry-erase cards and a dry-erase marker, for writing aspects
  
  
• Either dice or a deck of Fate, the deck lets you draw a card and tells you the result with the same probability as rolling four Fate dice (if you reshuffle after every draw - the probabilities won't be affected much by a couple of draws in a row, though). There's even an official app you could get instead, which can simulate the deck or dice rolls.
  
  
• Some kind of token for Fate Points. They sell Fate Point Coins but you could also get a bunch of glass beads from a game or crafts store, or poker chips.
  
  You may even want to get two colours of fate points so you can distinguish between player and GM points (instead of drawing checkboxes like they do in the video, I put a fate point on the card to indicate free invokes - that's when it's useful to keep track of which is for whom).

I also want to touch upon something else you mentioned. You said you were having trouble keeping track of zones and aspects.

I use a standard grid battle mat to draw out the rough area and divide it into zones. We use figurines or markers like we would in Pathfinder and D&D, we just don't have to worry about the individual squares.

For board aspects, I use index cards, sticky notes, or - my personal favorite - wet erase cards and place them directly on the map/table. If the aspect has a free invoke, I place a fate point directly on it. When it is used, the player picks it up off the card and hands it back to me.

Here is a blog post I wrote with some Fate materials that may help you.

I use these reusable washable Blank PVC Plastic Cards for Photo ID card Printers.

I use extra fine tipped wet erase markers. When the game session is over, I keep all cards with aspects needed for the next session. I rinse the other used card's ink off in the sink and dry in the dish rack.

I use different colors for different aspect types.

I start mooks and most NPCs "character sheet" on one or two of these cards. Once we are sure a character will be around a while, I transfer them to paper.

Links to items. If there isn't a separate link to purchase then they can be purchased from the manufacturers website.

Outside of the belt:

• Alien Gear Cloak Tuck IWB with nylon clips
  
  
• Golla Mobile cell phone wallet
  
  
• Kydex pocket holster
  
  
  Belt:
  
  
• Daltech Force SuperBio Belt
  
  
  Inside belt, clockwise from noon/top:
  
  
• S&W Shield 9mm (no safety) (Purchase) carrying 9 rounds (8+1) of Winchester PDX-1 124 grain +P (Purchase)
  
  
• LG Octane (Purchase)
  
  
• Keys
  
  • Ignition key and remote for Chevy Trailblazer (Purchase) connected to the rest of the keys by a Nite-Ize S-Biner
    
    
  • resqme car escape tool
    
    
  • SOG Key Knife in blue
    
    
  • House key
    
    
  • Work keys
    
    
• Streamlight MicroStream (Purchase)
  
  
• Sypderco Endura FFG in blue (Purchase)
  
  
• Leatherman Squirt PS4 in blue
  
  
• Items carried in the Golla case
  
  • Mini Sharpie (Purchase)
    
    
  • Extra battery for flashlight (Purchase)
    
    
  • Nitrile gloves (Purchase)
    
    
  • Chapstick
    
    
  • Small piece of blue shop towel (Purchase)
    
    
  • Allstate insurance card
    
    
  • Extra cash
    
    
  • Band-Aids (Purchase)
    
    
  • Ambu Mini CPR mask (Purchase](http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00BEPCNFU))
    
    
  • Gorilla Tape (Purchase) wrapped around an old plastic card (http://www.amazon.com/dp/B007M413BC)
    
    
    Not pictured: Tri-fold John Deere Wallet containing cash, debit card, Google Wallet card, driver's license, insurance card, and handgun license.

I bought 4 color changing bulbs and change the lighting to fit the scene (purples and greens for a fungus cave, greens and blues for forests, etc.) These can also be used outside of gaming!

I also have lap white boards to track all kinds of things during the game. I give one to a player to track initiative and use one for tracking monster HP. Other players use them to track various things as well and they can be used as modular maps in a pinch.

Similarly I got these blank ID cards because they're actually dry erase! They aren't super useful compared to the mini white boards, I end up using them for MTG instead.

A 1-inch hole punch can be used to create super cheap tokens (print monster faces on card stock.)

Thanks Adventux - I did see that for the brand I linked.

RPGAcademy had a link to ID badges that work well:
Here's the Amazon listing

I'll update when I get them!