Having the right tools in times of crisis is crucial for survival. Check supplies regularly, making sure contents are replaced when damaged. Never leave your survival kit open or lying on the ground.
- Matches – Preferably Waterproof
- Candle – Shave to Size
- Flint – With Striker
- Magnifying Glass – Start Fire
- Needles & Thread – Repair Clothes
- Fish Hooks & Line – Catch Fish/Food
- Compass – Liquid Filled Type With Luminous Button
- Beta Light – Map Reading
- Snare Wire – Preferably Brass (24 – 36 inches)
- Flexible Saw – Grease Before Storing
- Medical Kit – (Suggested) Analgesic, Intestinal Sedative, Antibiotic, Antihistamine, Water Sterilizing Tablets, Potassium Permanganate
- Surgical Blades – At Least Two Different Sizes
- Butterfly Sutures – Hold Wounds Together
- Plasters – Waterproof Bandages, Assorted Sizes
- Condom – Use As Water Bag, Holds 1 Liter
In addition to the survival kit, pack a pouch and keep it for emergencies.
- Pouch – Waterproof, Strong Fasteners, Able To Hold Supplies
- Fuel – Preferably Solid Hexamine Fuel Tablets
- Signal Flares – Attract Attention, Do Not Waste
- Mess Tin – Cooking Utensil
- Torch – Preferably LED Type
- Marker Panel – Fluorescent Strip For Signaling, Silver Thermal Blanket Is Ideal
- Matches – Waterproof
- Brew Kit – Tea Bags or Similar
- Food – Vitamins & Minerals, Dehydrated Items, Salt Tablets, Electrolyte Powder
- Survival Bag – Heat Insulated, Free From Condensation, Reflective Material
- Survival Log – Written Log Of All Events, Reference & Training Tool