Fire & Shelter
Heat, flame and a warm place to wait it out.
Field Mess Kit
Cooking off-grid requires plates, pots, and utensils. A nesting mess kit carries the mini...
Camp Hatchet
A classic steel-head hatchet with a wooden handle. It splits kindling and drives stakes, ...
Folding Camp Saw
Branches don't stop for power outages. A hand saw works when the chainsaw is dead and fir...
Camo Field Poncho
Rain starts mid-hike and you have nothing. Pull this over your head and shoulders. Your p...
Envelope Sleeping Bag
Hypothermia kills fast. An envelope bag that opens fully lets you move quickly if you nee...
Emergency Tube Tent
Night comes and you have no shelter. Temperature dropping. You thread a rope through this...
Dual-Arc Plasma Lighter
Lighter ran out of fuel day 4. Ferro rod is in bug-out bag. You reach for this—no fuel, j...
Fiberglass Fire Blanket
A pan catches fire on your stove. No extinguisher. Throw this over it—fire smothers, heat...
Wood-Gasifier Camp Stove
Folds flat. Burns twigs. No fuel cartridge needed. Eats anything wood and makes heat.
Pocket Chainsaw
24 inches of hardened steel wire teeth. Fits a pocket. Cuts through a limb much faster th...
Storm-Proof Survival Matches
Windproof matches. Light in rain, snow, wind. A full box of storm-proof matches. Waterpro...
Mylar Blanket 4-Pack
Four lightweight blankets. The whole pack weighs less than a phone. One fits in your EDC ...
Emergency Bivvy Sack
Unplanned night outdoors in 40-degree temps. Sleeping bag is 50 miles behind you. This al...
Ferro Rod Fire Starter
Lighter ran out. Matches are wet. You have a fire rod and 6 hours until dark. It will work.