Introducing our 47-Piece Tactical Survival Kit by Ready Hour! Designed for the serious wilderness survivalist, this kit is a compact arsenal of tools crafted to help you thrive in any outdoor emergency.
Encased in a rugged PVC pouch, this kit is your go-to companion for bugging out, outdoor expeditions, or keeping in your vehicle for those unexpected turns in the trail. Built to endure, it's ready to face the elements with you!
This kit is a lifeline, offering solutions for navigation, shelter, fire-starting, fishing, snaring, and more. It's not just about surviving; it's about prevailing.
What's inside:
- 5-Hour Tactical Candle (2)
- 12-Hour Military-Grade Light Stick (2)
- Signal Mirror for Rescue
- Waterproof Matches
- Heavy-Duty Carabiner
- Precision Compass
- Reinforced Duct Tape
- Tactical Elastic Band (2)
- Emergency Thermal Blanket
- All-Weather Poncho
- Fire Starter Sticks (2)
- Wilderness Fish Hooks (2)
- Heavy-Duty Fishing Line (30')
- Multi-Function Field Care Tool
- Tactical Nails (2)
- Sewing Needle for Gear Repair
- Notepad & Pencil for Field Notes
- Heavy-Duty Nylon Cord (35')
- Tactical Nylon Rope (12')
- Orange Trail Marking Tape (50')
- Razor Blades for Cutting (2)
- Reusable PVC Tactical Pouch (8" x 12")
- Safety Pins for Quick Fixes (2)
- Loud Signal Whistle
- Fishing Sinkers (2)
- Snare Wire for Trapping (10')
- Spool of Heavy-Duty Thread
- Survival Field Guide
- Sanitizing Towelette (2)
- Precision Tweezers
- Tactical Twist Ties (3)
- Waterproof Gear Pouch (7" x 10")
- Heavy-Duty Zip Ties (2)
Consider this kit your tactical edge in the wild. Whether you're on a remote trail, setting up camp, or facing an unexpected survival scenario, this kit is more than equipment; it's your ally. Stay prepared, stay vigilant, and carry the confidence of readiness wherever you go.
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WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, and phthalates, which is known to the State of California to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov. |