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Survival Kit List 2016

The document provides a survival kit list with essential items organized into categories including shelter, tools, food, fire starting, water, light, heating and cooking, first aid, repair, power, signalling, navigation, and communications. Key items recommended are a bivvy bag or bothy bag for shelter, a multi-tool and knife, MREs or survival rations for food, matches or lighters for fire starting, a water purification method, a head torch for light, a mess kit for cooking, a first aid kit, duct tape for repairs, batteries or a solar charger for power, a whistle or mirror for signalling, a compass for navigation, and a radio or walkie-talkies for communications.

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Survival Kit List 2016

The document provides a survival kit list with essential items organized into categories including shelter, tools, food, fire starting, water, light, heating and cooking, first aid, repair, power, signalling, navigation, and communications. Key items recommended are a bivvy bag or bothy bag for shelter, a multi-tool and knife, MREs or survival rations for food, matches or lighters for fire starting, a water purification method, a head torch for light, a mess kit for cooking, a first aid kit, duct tape for repairs, batteries or a solar charger for power, a whistle or mirror for signalling, a compass for navigation, and a radio or walkie-talkies for communications.

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Survival Kit List: stock one or more items from each category

 Bivi Bag - a compact waterproof survival bag


 Bothy Bag - tent-like temporary shelter
 Foil Blanket - heat-reflecting and waterproof
 Tarp - use as a ground-sheet, canopy, blanket
shelter  Sleeping Bag - if you have the space
 Tent - if space allows

 Multi-Tool - use for cutting, sawing and repairs


 Knife - sharp blade for cutting
 Saw - wood saw will also cut most plastics
 Crowbar - force open jammed doors and windows
tools  Axe - chopping wood
 Mini Shovel - digging and building

 MREs - sealed ready to eat meals


 Survival Rations - long life survival biscuits
 Energy Tablets - sweets or dextrose tabs
 Ration Heaters - instantly heat your mre
food
 Matches - weather-proof type to light tinder
 Lighter - a windproof version for outdoors
 Tinder - to help you start a fire in all conditions
 Candles - start a fire or use as a light source
fire starting
 Water Purification Tablets to treat suspect water
 Purification Straw will purify water from streams
 Filtration Bottle treat almost any water
 Water Storage - a bottle, bag or camp shower
water  Water - carry for immediate use

 Head Torch - for hands-free activity


 Hand Torch - lighting and signalling
 Light Sticks - single use safety glow sticks
 Backup Torch - a micro torch or pen torch
light
 Hexi Stove - solid fuel micro stove & tablets
 Mess Tins - cook and heat water on campfire
 Aluminium Foil - for the minimalist
heating
 Can Ppener - always useful
& cooking
 Spoon - multi-use implement
 Fuel - depending on your stove choice
 Solid Fuel Kettle - when space allows

 First Aid Kit - treat injuries and ailments


 SAM Splint - immobilise limbs, improvised tool
 Burns Dressings - soothes and protects burns
 Suction Pump - removes venom from stings
First aid  Haemostatic Powder - to stop dangerous bleeding
 Wound Closures - adhesive plasters for wounds
 Insect Protection - repellent, covers & relief
 Sun Protection - sun screen

 Duct Tape - or gaffa; fixes (almost) anything


 Cable Ties - use to bind and repair
 Utility Cord - nylon paracord or general purpose
 Fishing Line - for fishing and repair
repair  Brass or Steel Wire - snares and repairs
 Sewing Needle - and thread

 Batteries - AA or AAA alkaline batteries


 Lithium Batteries - AA size for extreme cold
 Emergency Charger - for mobile phones
 Solar Charger - charge batteries or devices directly
power
 Compass - for navigation
 Beacon - flashing waterproof light for signalling
 Whistle - pea-less design that doesn't freeze
signalling
 Mirror - specialized signal mirror or camping mirror
navigation
 Orange Blanket - warmth and signalling
 Satellite Comms Device - tracker or sat phone

 Radio - listen to broadcasts during power cuts


 Walkie-Talkie - independent communication
 Satellite Phone - voice, message and location

comms

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