Five Day Survival Pack w/ Food

Food and Drink

• 32 Total Servings (Including Apple Cinnamon Cereal, Brown Sugar Cereal, Creamy Pasta, Southwest Beans and Rice, Hearty Tortilla Soup, and Whey Milk)
• 5 X 4.227 fl. oz. Water Pouches

First Aid and Hygiene

• 37 Piece First Aid Kit
• N95 Dust Mask
• Pocket Tissues
• 3 Wet Naps
• Waste Bag

Additional Supplies

• Portable Stove (Including Fuel Tablets)
• Stainless Steel Cup
• Squeeze Flashlight
• 5-in-1 Survival Whistle
• Waterproof Matches
• Mylar Blanket
• Emergency Poncho
• Playing Cards

The Classic Wool reproduction of the famous Swiss army blanket has become very well known and very much in demand. Then this happened. The Classic Wool Shoulder Bag was born. It's made from the blanket itself and lined inside with heavy-duty nylon. It's got a padded insert and an adjustable shoulder strap. It comes with plenty of room for a small laptop, paperwork, a tablet, and pens of course. The magnetic buttons are masked by the false buckles on the outside and of course, it comes with our signature Swiss Link Classic Wool woven label. This is a high-quality shoulder bag built to last.

Dimensions: 16" x 12" x 3.5"

Small (6" x 8.5" x 1.25")
Large (6" x 9.5" x 1.5")

This is a classic military issue tri-fold shovel cover in woodland camo. Originally issued to the Dutch military, these are in great used condition. These include MOLLE system attachments on the back and a quick-release buckle in the front.

The Polish "leopard camo" Backpack comes in used but very good condition. The camouflage pattern is called the Zába Pattern, which is actually Polish for Frog. In Germany, this camouflage pattern is often referred to as "Pumatarn". We call the print "leopard" or "puma" camo because of its unique camouflage pattern that resembles the infamous jungle cats. This Polish Army issue backpack has heavy-duty canvas straps and a reinforced waterproof bottom. Extended it measures a generous 27” tall and 12” by 9” at the base. Folded over, the bag measures 17” inches tall. The straps are secured to the bag and reinforced by large horizontal cross-sections. This is a bit on the overengineered side when it comes to a duffel bag with backpack straps, yet it only weighs two pounds! These packs are unique and very sturdy.