Putting Together the Ideal Car Survival Kit – Here’s What’s Needed

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Anyone who is into prepping, homesteading or survival, in general, knows that planning is key in the event of a SHTF situation. An emergency backpack is just one of the ways to store crisis items for if some reason an individual or family needs to leave their home.

A backpack is good for many reasons. It’s instrumental for camp outs, bugging-out as we mentioned, or just to have in your car should you find yourself in an accident or happen to see one occur.

Remember, even though you are prepared, most often other people are not and they could use your help as a prepper! Survival of the fittest does not mean losing humanity.

A car survival kit is the subject of the video on page two. It is an interesting and detailed examination of what you should pack.

Watch as the hosts provides excellent reasons why you should include each item in your backpack. Go over and take a look!

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87 Comments

  8. Mitchell Henshaw McTeir said:

    I didn’t read what’s in it but want to say,duck tape is on of the single most versatile/useful thing you may carry.
    Broke bone splints,building a fast shelter,wrapping pant legs for snakebite protection ,ripped cloths,shoes,wrap cloths in a layer for warmth,the ideas just go on and on.
    I carry gorilla tape.

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  9. Mitchell Henshaw McTeir said:

    And a tactical tomahawk is a must have,uses weapon of course,knife for cutting ,shelter building,hunting,amusement throwing,digging with spike,making other tools.
    Dunhams carries some decent quality tomahawks.
    Big dogs carry a RMJ brand tomahawk.
    Waiting list of up to a year.

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  10. Miles Pinon said:

    -duct tape
    -Wd-40
    -leatherman or Swiss army multitool (though I prefer the leathermans pliers and screwdriver)
    -jumper cables
    -a wool blanket
    -first aid kit
    -led flashlight
    -food and water
    -spare batteries
    -crowbar
    -a change of clothes
    Those are just of the top of my head

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  11. John Klang said:

    Bag – L.A. Police Gear Operator Backpack
    Patches – Pick Your Favorites
    Keychain tape measure
    Keychain thermometer
    ITW Tac Links
    Fixed blade – HK Conspiracy (plain edge)
    SOL Emergency Whistle
    Weight Bearing Carabiner
    Bandanas
    Generic ‘Altoids’ Tin
    UCO Waterproof Matches
    Bic Lighters
    Magnesium and Ferro Rod
    SOL Signal Mirror
    Large Sewing Needles
    CRKT Eat N’ Tool
    Mini Sharpie
    Multi-tool
    Repel bug spray
    Clear 50 gallon garbage bag/drum liner
    Mountaineering sunglasses
    4 sticks of beef jerky
    Travel, compact Bible
    Husky crank flashlight
    Streamlight Task Light
    Black Diamond headlamp
    Mechanix gloves
    Hand warmers
    Batteries in box (AAA, AA, C, and a small screwdriver)
    Coleman meal-in-a-bag
    2 Wetfire fire starters
    3 pens
    1 highlighter
    2 Motorola Talkabout Radios
    Small pad of paper
    Blackhawk Roll-out Medical bag
    Outdoor Gear dry bag
    ITW XL Zip-lock bag
    Trucker’s Friend Utility/Demolition Tool
    Klean Kanteen and nesting cup
    Wire — light and heavier gage
    Zip ties
    Small sewing kit
    2 Large
    50 feet paracord (high quality)
    50 feet paracord (lower quality)
    Compass
    Banana Boat SPF 50 lip balm
    100 ft. paracord
    SOL Sport Utility blanket
    Fleece jacket
    Level-2 long-sleeved EMS shirt
    Extra wool socks
    Northface fleece hat
    2 large, heavy duty rubber bands
    Dental floss
    Rubber bands
    Swiss Army Knife
    2 smaller needles
    Potable Aqua (water treatment)
    Poncho (red)
    Wool gloves
    Boonie hat
    Neck warmer/sniper wrap
    Dust masks (3)
    Toilet paper
    Duct tape (2 rolls/2 colors)
    Hand warmers
    Emergency reflective blanket
    _______

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    • Larry Whitehead said:

      PlCe to buy survival gear

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  13. Mason Mullen said:

    How about some more ads? And only one sentence per page?

    Terrible.

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  21. Derek Dauzat said:

    I just got the same la police gear backpack… I hope it will last.. I wish the zippers was ykk..

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  22. J.a. Gomes said:

    I didnt watch. Don’t really need to.

    Here is the real world.
    Every single person is unique.

    Situations, percieved or real, as as plentiful as are people.

    There is no one right answer.

    You go to work, spend your money how you see fit. No harm no foul.

    Listen folks. As prudent humans we should always be open minded (often easier said then done)

    We read and watch all. We take all info and come to a reasonable facsimile.

    No ones right
    No ones wrong

    Long as you have a plan and it works for you?
    To each their own.

    Be safe out there and remember we are all in this together

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  31. JD Arragain said:

    Go to walmart, buy the largest nondescript book bag you can find. Cheap, large enough for edc/get home gear and serviceable enough to get you home. No need to break the bank on a bag used for the purpose of getting you home. Save the money for the real bob at home

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  46. Owen Roe said:

    CRKT kangee tomahawk was designed by RMJ, manufactured by CRKT and can be had for a third of the real deal RMJ Hawks fetch. No wait either.

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