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ABOUT THE WILDERNESS 2.0 SURVIVAL CARD
Our upgraded Wilderness Survival Card iseverything you need to survive in the wild. Wallet sized, it's the perfect tool for every-day carry (EDC) The Readyman Wilderness Survival Card 2.0 is a set of tools and devices that are a game changer for somebody in a survival scenario. With this many survival tools on tap, it's a great value in a wallet-sized package.
Tools included:
- Fishhooks (x9)
- Arrows (x5)
- Snare locks (x4)
- Awl (x1)
- Sewing Needles (x2)
- Saw blades (x3)
- Tweezers (x1 - on the right-hand edge)
| Perfect EDC & Preppers Whistle
Built extra-strong using quality titanium material, our safety whistle wonÂ’t let you down in the case of an emergency. Because our whistle weighs just 1/10th of an ounce, itÂ’s a great addition to your pack and provides peace of mind if things go wrong. Comes with reflective lanyard.
Features:
- whistle length: 2.2 inches
- whistle diameter: 0.3 inches
- cord length: 30 inches
- whistle weight: 0.1 ounces
Side Note : Whistles can't be returned for sanitation reasons and FDLC regulation
| (US Government Model)
NSN: 3740-01-474-7377
When Uncle Sam wanted tweezers for tick and splinter removal, these are the ones they chose.
What makes these so special: Most tweezers are made by spot-welding two pieces of metal together, These tweezers are crafted from a single piece of spring tempered stainless steel or spring titanium.The wide hinge area assures perfect alignment, and the points are hand dressed to exacting specifications. The included tip protector also provides for easy carrying on your key ring or hanging next to your dog tags.
Countless Other Uses:
- Tick removal, home, garden, kitchen, bath, shop, auto, boat, tool box, first aid, hobbies, arts & crafts, fishing, sewing, needlework, removing stitches, hair removal, cosmetics, desk, school, office, pocket/purse, laboratory & medical instrument, splinter & sliver removal
Stainless Steel and Black Passivated Stainless Steel:
Most tweezers are made by spot-welding two pieces of metal together, These tweezers are crafted from a single piece of spring tempered stainless steel.
Specs:
- 2.5" x 0.5" x 0.25"
- (6.3 cm x 13 cm x 6 cm)
| The Cache Xl is an extra long version of the popular Pico Pull. This model cache can accommodate a multitude of storage options including toothpick, pills, matches, money etc. We are not quite sure what Uncle Sam is putting in his lightweight capsules, but we are using ours to keep small important items close and secure. Brand new, never used overrun from government contract. CAGE : 5VKB6 Original government use unknown. We have a limited overrun of Waterproof Pico Pull Capsules. We are not quite sure what Uncle Sam is putting in his lightweight capsules, but we are using ours to keep small important items close and secure. Brand new, never used overrun from government contract. Overall Length: 32mm or 1.26" External Spec: 3.45" x .6 exterior Internal Spec: 2.75" x .46"interior U.S. Made SPO : 4427H3 / DLA Lid is secured via flange to cap seal (Internal o-ring) What will you use your Cache Xl for? Possible uses include: Geo-Caching Pet Identification Emergency Cash Stash Water Purification Tablets Cash Jacket Zipper Pull Brass: Manufactured out of solid Brass stock Weight 57.9 Grams
- Compact
- Robust
- EDC / Prepper Certified
- USA Made - California
| | The Rite in the Rain top spiral notebook is small enough to fit comfortably in your pocket and tough enough to survive any of Mother Nature's onslaughts. This scrappy pocket notebook will survive rain, sweat, mud, snow, oil, and grease. The non-glare gray paper is legible in bright sunlight. The impact-resistant Wire-O binding won't lose its shape. The polydura cover defends your notes from scratches and stains. Rite in the Rain All-Weather Writing Products have been made in Tacoma Washington, USA since 1916. Recycle Rite in the Rain paper with standard papers or the entire notebook using most curbside programs. Simply separate the Wire-O binding from the cover prior to recycling for easier processing.
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