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Best Emergency Survival Kits

By admin on August 29th, 2011

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A well-prepared emergency survival list can help you survive a disaster or emergency situation that you may confront anytime. This becomes even more important for the outdoor enthusiasts who spend their days outside, away from the comforts of home. Be it camping, hunting, hiking or any other activity, these people are often exposed to more challenging obstacles. Hence, they are required to carry with them emergency survival kits that could help them to survive even in unfavorable situations.

A fully equipped kit can help individuals reduce the risks that cause threat to their life. The right kit is one which contains all the essential tools and supplies that you may need in difficult situations. To ensure that you have all the required items with you, make sure you consider several factors like the climate that you will be exposed to as well as the topography of the place where you intend to go.

Best Emergency Survival List

Though the contents of such an essential pack may vary a little, depending upon the above mentioned factors (climate and topography), there are some items that every kit must have, irrespective of the type of the activity chosen and weather patterns of the area you're exploring. Following are the most important components that an emergency survival list must include:

8 Responses to “Best Emergency Survival Kits”

1. jessiicahhalala++ says:

   August 29, 2011 at 3:25 am

   emergency school survival kit for teenage girls!!?
   ok, so, i am 14 and well i am going into to highschool (well actually im 13 but i will be 14 in like a week) Anyway, i want to be prepared for anything! like what will i need like perfume, lip balm etc etc. what else do i need?? where do i carry it?’? 10 points best answer!!
2. Jackie says:

   August 29, 2011 at 11:30 pm

   Okay im going to be a junior in high school so listen up!
   Your survival kit should include the following:
   Tampons and/or pads depending on preference
   Tinted Lip gloss (Victorias secret is awesome)
   Compact mirror
   Mini perfume(They have little roll on ones at bath and body works, you dont have to spray them, they are AMAZING)
   GUM GUM AND MORE GUM (note: highschoolers are gum-freaks, when u take out a peice, be secretive or else a heard of kids will beg u til u give them all your gum, this happend to me many of times)
   Your makeup bag for touch-ups during the day

   Thats it! GOOD LUCK
3. jessiicahhalala++ says:

   August 30, 2011 at 1:48 am

   Emergency school survival kit for teenage girls!!?
   ok, so, i am 14 and well i am going into to highschool (well actually im 13 but i will be 14 in like a week) Anyway, i want to be prepared for anything! like what will i need like perfume, lip balm etc etc. what else do i need?? where do i carry it?’? 10 points best answer!!

   ok, so its obvious that i am going to need pens, pencils, all my school supplies but i mean like what a girl might need in an emergency, you know us girls, what i mean about and “emergency” if you dont then where have you been the last few years?? but seriously, anything i might need please that would be helpful,

   p.s. i actually live in Acapulco, mx, but i lived in CO for 10 years so ha yes i do speak english, um here in all the schools you wear uniforms and I cant wear make up!! sadly..but anything that i basically might need will be good
4. peppergumb says:

   August 31, 2011 at 7:08 am

   What is the best music festival survival kit?
   I’m creating a survival kit for an assignment for musical festivals (no single festival in particular but only one day events, not weekend-long type ones though)

   Think Australia, think summer, think typical items, think watevs. So far I have;
   - water bottle
   - disposable camera/camera
   - sunnies
   - thongs
   - gumboots
   - singlet
   - shorts
   - zinc/sunscreen
   - deodorant
   - lollypop
   - whistle
   - I.D.
   - wallet
   - cash
   - panadol
   - pouch/bum-bag
   - emergency poncho
   - wet-ones
   - lip balm
   - hat
   - lazer
   - condoms
   - chain

   PICK YOUR TOP 8 please. Feel free to add your own. Thanks for anyone who can help me out, the more opinions the merrier.
5. ஐ says:

   August 31, 2011 at 12:19 pm

   Emergency survival kits?
   What brand of emergency survival kit do you think would be the best for a family of four? Do you have to store them in cool places to keep them from spoiling?
6. DigMar says:

   August 31, 2011 at 2:22 pm

   What is the best emergency food manufacturer?
   I have been preparing an emergency home survival kit. I want to look into some food storage options. I’m not looking for a pallet, but maybe just a few months worth.

   I’ve been looking at several manufacturers, and even got a sample from Wise Foods, Inc. (www.wisefoodstorage.com) There are huge differences in costs from a places like Costco and Wise Foods, Inc.

   Does anyone have any experience with emergency food storage manufacturers? Who is the best?
7. ḂṘḬḀṄṄḀ says:

   August 31, 2011 at 8:31 pm

   Water
   Sunglasses, sunscreen
   Large plastic bag that can be used as a bag or an emergency poncho
   Antibacterial Wet-Ones (they can be used as TP and to sanitize your hands)
   Not a wallet – cash and ID
   Hat
   CLOSED shoes, not thongs! I have never seen/heard so many feet crushed as in this year’s Ultra, and if it rains your feet will get filthy. Wellies might work.
   Bug repellent (try to find the travel size ones, as well as the Sunscreen)
   First Aid Cream, Ibuprofen Tablets
   Bandana – Keeps you cool. Soak it in water and tie it around your neck, keeps you clean soak it in water and wash your face and/or pits.
   A couple of Beroccas, yes, it will help you to keep your vit C levels high.
   Imodium or any ‘upset stomach due to greasy festival food’ medicine.

   And most important of all, HAVE FUN!
8. SolidAxle says:

   August 31, 2011 at 11:44 pm

   I’m not sure of the name of the manuacturer but MRE’s (Meal Ready to Eat) used by the US military are the best choice. They are available on the web and eBay and will last without refrigeration for 3 years.