Gear

This little stove is about as simple and reliable as it gets. Just screw it onto a propane canister, twist the knob, and you’ve got flame.

If you’re going to carry a hatchet, this one just makes sense.

Glow sticks might not seem like a big deal, but when the power goes out or you’re stuck somewhere pitch black, they’re a total game changer.

When you’re out in the wild for a few days, a warm shower can feel like a luxury.

This book is packed with clever, real-world tricks for turning everyday junk into useful survival tools.

This full-face respirator is one of those things you hope you never have to use—but you’ll be really glad to have it if the time comes.

You get first aid stuff, basic survival tools, and even things like a folding shovel, axe, and an emergency tent.

The Midland WR120B is a reliable weather radio that keeps you informed during severe weather events.

These paracord bracelets are a handy addition to your gear.

These 100-hour emergency candles are one of those items you’ll be really glad you have when the lights go out.

This whistle packs a lot into a small, easy-to-carry tool.

These Mylar blankets don’t look like much, but they trap heat surprisingly well.

If you’re serious about being prepared for emergencies, this book is a must-have.

These 16 oz propane cylinders are a staple for camping trips and emergency kits.

If you’re not trying to sleep on the cold, hard ground, this air mattress gets the job done.

This kit is basically everything you need to cook and eat when you’re camping, without overthinking it.

Tough, reflective, and always ready—this paracord is a must-have for camp setups, emergency fixes, and everyday survival tasks.