Survival Kits
Survival kits can make the difference between hardship and adventure. More people are taking to the outdoors to find entertaining ways to get and stay physically fit. As advanced as civilization is, people still get lost, stranded, or become involved in some kind of accident and can suddenly find themselves dependent on their own resources for survival.
Water, food, shelter and warmth are issues you will need to address, so your survival kits should give you the means to get them. The more you know, the less you need is true. The more you have the easier it is, is also true. The following products suggested for inclusion in your survival kits would fit into a small back pack or book bag.
Prices may fluctuate due to special sales. Current prices can be found in the product details.
| Pro Pocket Survival Kit |
Gerber Survival Knife |
Firestarter |
Waterproof Matches |
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Personal survival kits can range in size from large backpacks to something as small as a deck of cards. Assemble several and keep them in numerous places such as your home and any recreational vehicle you own, including your bicycle. (If you do a lot of traveling, throw one in your suitcase too.)
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Back to that phrase "the more you have, the easier it is" the following items would fit that bill, to say nothing about helping your
survival attitude. (Please remember, current prices can be found in the product details.)
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- Put your survival kits together before you need them. If you wait until you need them, it's too late.
- Choose as many items that have multiple uses as you can. This will help keep the weight down.
- Don't forget to include any medications you might need.
- Include a good reference manual or a deck of Survival Playing Cards (one of the items suggested above.)
- A complete set of extra clothing should be included
- Remember, your brain is the best survival kit.
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