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A survival kit is easier to choose once you decide where it will spend most of its time: on your belt, in your pack, in the car or by the back door. Most of the survival kits here are tool sets in a pouch or hard case. The compass survival kit packs a tactical pen, mini LED torch, fire starter and wire saw in with the compass, in a black nylon case. The Molle survival kit holds a torch, whistle, wire saw and a paracord bracelet with its own compass in a pouch you can mount on a belt or pack. Pair one with the rest of your survival gear for shelter and water.
For first aid, the survival handy first aid kit comes as a 51 or 121 piece pack with scissors, tweezers and a first aid guide. The complete survival bag adds plasters and tourniquets to paracord, a whistle and a magnesium fire starter, sorted into compartments so you can find things in the dark. If you already carry a full first aid kit, the first aid pouch in red, blue or pink keeps spare dressings and medicines together.
An emergency kit in the car should be small enough to forget about until you need it. The camping survival kit is a single silver foil blanket that folds down to fit the glovebox. Made for a flood or a house fire, the large capacity evacuation backpack works as a bug out bag for two people, in waterproof 900D Oxford fabric with internal pockets, a compression system and reflective strips. Keep it packed and by the door. If your nearest water is a creek or a tank, add the survival water purifier with its sand pre-filter and filter membranes.
The folding camping shovel is manganese steel with a soft rubber grip and adds a bottle opener, saw, pick and compass. The folding army shovel digs, works as a hoe and has a serrated edge, with a camo print carry case. The entrenching tool is carbon steel and comes with a storage cover. One behind the seat helps with digging out a bogged wheel or filling in a fire pit before you leave.
Whichever kit you buy, open it at home, learn what each tool does and swap out anything you'd never reach for. A spare emergency blanket weighs next to nothing and fits in the smallest pouch.
