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Level up your go-bag with important items that are not always at the top of your list. These products have been vetted by our team and come highly recommended by those in the preparedness field.
This package includes:
Petzl Noctilight – This nifty headlamp collapses into a case that turns into a lantern making it an incredible two-in-one tool for electricity-less nights.
Adventure First Aid Kit (.5 basic first aid kit) – This small first aid kit is a great starter for your go-bag and helps with smaller injuries (note: upgrade to a larger first aid kit in the add-on section)
SOL Slim Rescue Howler Whistle – This is one of the prep pieces that often gets missed, but it’s an important tool in case you’re trapped under debris or you’re injured and can’t move and need to call attention to yourself.
Midland ER50 Portable Emergency Weather Alert Crank Radio – Bruce “Cyclone” Jones, Midland’s resident meteorologist and spokesperson told us “I asked our engineers to design this radio after seeing the junkie radios that were placed into many go bags” – so you know this is the real deal
Level up your go-bag with important items that are not always at the top of your list. These products have been vetted by our team and come highly recommended by those in the preparedness field.
This package includes:
Petzl Noctilight – This nifty headlamp collapses into a case that turns into a lantern making it an incredible two-in-one tool for electricity-less nights.
Adventure First Aid Kit (.5 basic first aid kit) – This small first aid kit is a great starter for your go-bag and helps with smaller injuries (note: upgrade to a larger first aid kit in the add-on section)
SOL Slim Rescue Howler Whistle – This is one of the prep pieces that often gets missed, but it’s an important tool in case you’re trapped under debris or you’re injured and can’t move and need to call attention to yourself.
Midland ER50 Portable Emergency Weather Alert Crank Radio – Bruce “Cyclone” Jones, Midland’s resident meteorologist and spokesperson told us “I asked our engineers to design this radio after seeing the junkie radios that were placed into many go bags” – so you know this is the real deal