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

Making Fire

batonning wood

batonning wood

scraping magnesium

more scraping magnesium

shaving fluff from wood

more fluff

cutting strips

pile of wood strips

strip pile

creating sparks

sparks ignite magnesium

It's always smart to practice making fire whenever you can using your survival gear. By practicing, you'll have an easier time getting yourself warm when you really need it. Practice while camping or even in your backyard. Father-son time: Teach your kid a valuable lesson. The more you practice, the better you'll get. The best way to learn something is to teach it.