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survivalprostore · 1 year ago
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Survival Kit Essentials: What You Need to Know
Survival Kit Essentials: What You Need to Know
Emergency survival kits come in various shapes and sizes. It could be a bunker that is stocked with months or years' worth of a supply of food, water, and equipment to a credit-card-sized multi-tool in your wallet and the clothes on your back, these kits are essential. If you are not prepared for an emergency, you become a burden to those who have taken the time to set aside supplies and equipment. This article will focus on assembling a basic short-term emergency kit, designed to sustain you for approximately three days.
Food and Water for at Least Three Days
Non-perishable food: Canned goods, dried food, or Meal, Ready-to-eat. Special needs: Food, formula, and drinks for small children or babies.
Water for drinking: At least 3 liters per person, per day.
Water purification and Hydration: A means to purify the water.
Water for washing and cooking.
Cooking equipment: Gas cooker, alcohol/fuel burner, or even an open fire.
Can opener: Compact can opener.
Pet supplies: Don't forget food for your beloved pets.
Warmth/Protective Clothing and Footwear
Sleeping gear: A sleeping bag or wool blanket is crucial.
Footwear: Sturdy boots or shoes are essential for walking through difficult terrain.
Socks: Warm, dry socks are extremely important.
Hygiene
Toilet paper.
Soap and/or hand sanitizer.
Paper towels, tissues, and/or moist wipes.
Sanitary products: For the women in the family.
Nappies: For those with children.
Oral hygiene: Toothbrush and toothpaste.
Plastic rubbish bags: Besides the obvious uses, they have a multitude of survival uses.
Medical
First-Aid Kit: first-aid kits come in various sizes; get a few to keep in different locations.
Medications: Prescriptions, pain relief, allergy medication, etc.
Natural remedies: Herbs and remedies to help soothe and calm you both physically and emotionally.
First-aid knowledge: Carry a basic first-aid book.
Optional: A lightweight titanium hip flask with a distilled solution of your choice can help calm nerves after a traumatic experience
Communications
Radio: A battery, hand-cranked, or solar-powered radio to get updates on the situation.
Cell phone: If cellular communications are available, a charged cell phone is necessary and a means to charge via solar.
Lighting
Battery-powered lighting: Lanterns are safer than candles.
Variety of lights: A good torch, headlamp.
Batteries: A supply of batteries for all your devices.
Tools
Multi-tool: Such as those made by Leatherman or similar, which are versatile and useful in various scenarios.
Knife: A multi-purpose knife or survival tool.
Digging tool: Folding shovels are extremely useful and can be easily stored in your vehicle, carried or in other convenient locations.
General Equipment
Cordage: A good length of paracord, a popular and versatile choice for your emergency or survival kit.
Go where you feel most alive and be prepared with a comprehensive 3-day kit will undoubtedly make a significant difference in your ability to survive and stay comfortable during an emergency. Check out more survival gear on our website Survival Pro Store
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survivalprostore · 1 year ago
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Essential Survival Gear for Every Outdoor Enthusiast: A Humorous Guide
Hey there, fellow adventurers! If you're reading this, you're either gearing up for your next epic outdoor escapade or you're just lost on the internet and thought this might be about surviving your next family reunion. Either way, welcome! Today, we're diving into the must-have survival gear that every camper, hiker, and outdoor enthusiast needs. And we’re going to have a laugh along the way. Because let’s face it, surviving in the wild is tough, but it doesn’t have to be boring!
First up, the multi-tool. This little gadget is the Swiss Army Knife's cooler, more versatile cousin. Need to open a can? Multi-tool. Got a splinter? Multi-tool. Trying to impress your friends by pretending you know how to fix that thingy on your backpack? You guessed it—multi-tool. The 14-in-1 Outdoor Emergency Survival Gear Kit from our store is the ultimate multitasker. It's got everything from a knife to a bottle opener. Yes, because sometimes survival means cracking open a cold one after a long hike.Pro Tip: Make sure you practice opening it before you hit the trail. Nothing ruins a heroic moment like struggling with your tools while your friends are watching.
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The Trusty Fire Starter
Fire is essential for survival. It keeps you warm, cooks your food, and scares away the creepy crawlies that want to join your camping party. Matches? They get wet. Lighters? They run out of fuel. But a magnesium fire starter? Now we're talking. It’s like having a tiny piece of Thor's hammer in your pocket.Check out our awesome fire starter kits. They’re foolproof, which is great because the last thing you want is to be that person who can't start a fire in front of your entire camping group. "Hey, remember when Dave couldn't start a fire, and we almost froze? Good times.
"Pro Tip: Practice at home first. Your neighbors might think you’re preparing for an apocalypse, but better safe than sorry.
The Unassuming Paracord Bracelet
You might think a paracord bracelet is just a fashionable accessory for your rugged outdoor look. Wrong! This little piece of fashion can save your life. Need to tie up your gear, make a shelter, or floss after eating that jerky? Paracord bracelet to the rescue! It’s like wearing Batman’s utility belt on your wrist.Our store offers paracord bracelets that even come with a built-in fire starter and whistle. Now you can call for help and start a fire without even reaching into your pack. Talk about multi-functional!
Pro Tip: Resist the urge to use it as a regular rope for mundane tasks. Save it for when you really need it. Like when you’re about to fall into a ravine. Or need to make an emergency clothesline.
The Legendary First Aid Kit
Getting a blister is not a rite of passage; it's just plain annoying. A first aid kit is the real MVP of any outdoor adventure. Cuts, scrapes, blisters, mysterious rashes—you name it, your first aid kit can handle it. Our kits are compact, comprehensive, and fit perfectly in your backpack without taking up too much space.And let’s be honest, nothing says "I’m prepared" like busting out a first aid kit when your buddy gets a paper cut from the map (yes, people still use maps).
Pro Tip: Don’t just carry it—know how to use it. Otherwise, it’s just extra weight. Maybe take a first aid class. You might even meet someone who shares your love for survival gear!
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The All-Knowing Compass
GPS devices are great until they run out of battery or lose signal. A compass, however, is like the wise old owl of navigation tools. It doesn’t need batteries, it doesn’t glitch, and it won’t judge you for not knowing north from south.Our store has top-notch compasses that are easy to read and reliable. Perfect for when you’ve wandered off the beaten path and are starting to worry about becoming the next headline: "Lost Hiker Found Using Only a Selfie Stick and a Sense of Desperation.
"Pro Tip: Learn to use it properly. Or at least pretend you do while sneakily using your GPS as backup.
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Wrapping It Up!
So there you have it, folks. The essential survival gear that every outdoor enthusiast needs. Remember, it’s not just about having the right tools; it’s about knowing how to use them and keeping a sense of humor when things go sideways. Because in the end, the best survival skill is the ability to laugh in the face of adversity (and your friends’ attempts at starting a campfire). Check out Survival Pro Store for all your gear needs, and may your adventures be epic and your blisters be few!
Happy Trails!
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