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Wilderness and Emergency Kits

Premium Kits
Pocket Survival Pak™
SOL Survival Pak
Fanny Pack Survival Kit
Wilderness Survival Kit
2 Person Survival Kit
4 Person Backpack Kit

Build Your Own Kits
Fannypack Survival Kit
Emergency Backpack
2 Person Backpack Kit
4 Person Backpack Kit

Economy Bucket Kits
2 Person Bucket Kit
4 Person Bucket Kit

Adventure Medical Kits

Comprehensive Medical
Fundamentals Aid Kit
Weekenders First Aid
10 Essentials Leader
Hunters First Aid Kit
Adventurer Medical Kit
Trail Medical Kit
Personal First Aid Kit
Ultralight & Watertight

Wilderness Medicine Guide Book

Survival Gear

Shelter
Emergency Blanket
Heatsheets® Blanket
Large Survival Blanket
Emergency Bivvy
ThermoLite Bivvy Sack
Vinyl Poncho
Tube Tent
Thermal Blanket

Fire Starting
Spark Lite Fire Starter
Magnesium Fire Starter
Emergency Tinder
Windproof Matches
Waterproof Matches
Fire Sticks

Signal Group
Rescue Signal Mirror
Rescue Howler Whistle
Survival Whistle

Tools
Army Knife
Backpacker Sewing Kit
Button Compass
Emergency Hammer
Folding Shovel
Leatherman Skeletool
Multi Tool
Razor Knife - Mini
Sewing Kit
Watertight Match Box
Wire Camping Saw
Yo Yo Fishing Reel

Miscellaneous
Survival Fishing Kit
Basic Survival Kit
Fanny Pack
Hiking Pack
Sierra Cup
Mini Survival Tin
Tissue Pack
Emergency Radio Kit

Food and Water
Emergency Food
Emergency Water


Survival Info

Wilderness Survival DVD
Home Emergency Kit
Survival Gear Info

Survival Resources

 


-Reader Submitted Article

Make your own compact pocket survival kit

First you will need to find a suitable container to hold your survival kit. An Altoids tin or Ice Breakers mint container are great containers. Also you can buy the survival tin. But I recommend the survival tin because it can be used to boil water as well as hold your survival equipment. See most people don't understand the meaning of a survival kit. A survival kit is supposed to be a kit that you carry around with you where every you go in case you get lost or stranded. Some people exaggerate the idea of a survival kit. Who would carry a survival backpack around with them daily? Those types of kits are only useful for going hiking or camping where you will constantly be changing direction and easily may get lost or at home in case of hurricanes, blizzards, earthquakes, etc. After you get your survival kit container I suggest you put the following in your kit.

- a razor knife or scalpel blade
- 6 portable aqua tablets (easily cut a straw and put the tablets in the straw and tape the straw shut)
- 3 fish hooks (I recommend the ones with the short amount of fishing line attached)
- 1 wire saw without straps
- 1 brass snare
- 5 waterproof matches and striker(coat matches in nail polish to waterproof in your have non waterproof matches)
- 2 1.5 inch nails
- 2 quarters and a dime (for phone booths if found)
- 1 small hard candy (energy)
- 1 rubber band(put around case then wrap shoelace around case under rubber band)
- 1 8-hour Tylenol
- 2 safety pins (easy repairs)
- 1 button compass (non liquid filled or plastic, they freeze and break easily)
- 1 emergency tinder tab

Now you can add anything you would like that fits into the container depending on your own needs. I also recommend putting in a 1-3 day supply of any medications you are taking. Also add an individually wrapped wet wipe like the ones you get a restaurants. Nobody wants to use the wrong leaf if you know what I mean. A small picture of family or loved ones is also always a way to push you and keep you going. A mini salt pack also makes hunted meat or bugs more tasty. Nobody likes to eat insects but if you have to at least make them taste a bit better. The most important thing in a survival situation is knowledge. There are many websites and articles on primitive survival methods that could save your life. You can also find online military survival manuals that are jam packed with great information and have pictures that demonstrate how to make things like traps, stone knives, fires, fishing nets, etc. Your kit should weigh no more that 6 to 12 oz. when completed.

-Chris S.

 

 

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