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.

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.

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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.

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

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

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

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.

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