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Outdoor Survival Accessories

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About outdoor survival accessories

Outdoor survival accessories help you handle emergencies or practice bushcraft skills. Common items include ferro rods and fire starters, waterproof matches, emergency blankets and bivvy bags, water filters and purification tablets, signal mirrors and whistles, compasses, paracord, headlamps and compact first-aid supplies.

Bushcraft enthusiasts also look for fixed-blade knives, folding saws, axes, tarps and cooking tools. Emergency preparedness buyers often want ready-made kits for vehicles, homes or packs.

Choose items you know how to use and practice with them before you need them. Knives, axes and some tools are subject to local laws on carrying and sale, and some items, such as fire starters, may have shipping restrictions.

Choosing survival and bushcraft gear

  • Check what a kit contains item by item, not just the number of pieces.
  • Choose water treatment that lists what it's designed to remove or neutralize.
  • Practice with fire starters and navigation tools before relying on them.
  • Check local laws on carrying knives and blades before buying.
  • Prefer quality on a few essentials over large kits of flimsy items.

Questions about outdoor survival accessories

What should be in a basic survival kit?

Ways to make fire, treat water, signal for help, stay warm and navigate, plus a light and basic first aid. Add items for your environment and the trips you take.

Can I buy knives and axes online?

Rules on buying, selling and carrying blades vary by place. Check your local laws, and note that sellers may restrict where they ship.

Are emergency blankets worth carrying?

They're light and compact and can help retain heat or provide shelter in an emergency. A bivvy bag is more durable for repeated use.

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