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Vehicle Survival Kit -- Duffle Bag Kit

-These are items which should be stored in a larger container, a duffle bag for easy access. Some of these items are not necessary but should be considered for an effective winter emergency survival kit.
-These items can be purchased through Gear Up for Outdoors Ltd. or through a safety supply company in your local neighborhood.
-Some of these items are duplicated in the day pack and individual survival kits making a more effective survival kit.

-Click on ->Duffle Bag<- to download our spreadsheet to customize your duffle bag survival kit.  When finished, email it to Survival Kits or fax it to (807) 345-0623 with your contact information and the number of kits required.  Jon will then be in touch to complete/finalize your order.  If you don't have Excel or cannot view the spreadsheet, no problem, just email or fax us with your contact information and we will send you a copy. -A few things to remember: Gear Up For Outdoors Ltd. reserves the right to substitute products as required and based on inventory amounts Prices shown in this spreadsheet may be subject to change without notice This spreadsheet reflects one survival kit, larger quantites and prices can be discussed with Jon once he receives your order

Extra change of clothing to keep dry; spare coats, mittens, socks, boots, hats  A local road map and a good sighting compass with declination if available.  Flashlight with spare batteries. L.E.D. Lights last longer conventional lights.  A 12 hour light stick or strobe lights are handy options if available.  A windshield brush with an ice scraper [Long Handled for SUV’s & Vans]  A Cell Phone with Cigarette Adaptor for communication. If service is available.  A CB radio (or Ham radio, if you are a ham operator)  A small AM/FM radio + batteries  Non-perishable foods; candy bars, canned goods, high calorie food  Prescription medicines

Sunglasses or ski goggles  Reading Material; Survival Book, Helps maintain sanity!Pencil or drawing instruments and a sharpener.  Deck of playing cards  Hand & Feet warmers [Chemical Charcoal Activated] Lasts up to 10 hours.  Disposable Space blankets & tape. (To use insulate windows, not as blankets)  Carbon monoxide detector  Fire extinguisher  Roll of paper towels  Marine air horn in case you hear a rescuer who can’t see you  Drinking water (1 gal/person)      [ Remember H20 expands when it freezes & may break containers if left in extreme cold ]

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