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Top 10 best selling prepper gear you should consider

Occasionally, I want to let you know which prepper and survival gear is selling better than the rest. It’s a great indication that what you’re buying is a good value, and you can always read the reviews to see if you should buy it. This is currently the list of the top 10 best-selling prepper and survival gear items, along with an explanation for each.

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Develop a survival attitude

Surviving a combat or SHTF situation isn’t all about what you have in your bug out bag – or even just what survival skills you have. Your attitude can make the difference between living and dying.

Filed Under: How to Be a prepper, Survival Skills Tagged With: ,

Start a fire without matches using a cheap Fresnel lens

Starting a fire is one of those manly skills you just gotta learn. Anyone can start one with a pack of matches or a lighter, but what if you don’t have any or you run out or lose them somehow? Starting a fire without matches is pretty easy if you have a little knowledge. There […]

Filed Under: Fire, How to Be a prepper, Solar, Survival Skills, Survival/Prepping Supplies and Gear Tagged With: ,

A great bushcraft cordage video you need to see

To survive a real survival situation in the wilderness, one of the most important skills you need to learn along with how to make fire or purify water is how to make cordage. A lot of people learn how to do things like start a fire without matches or a lighter or how to navigate […]

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Choosing a bug out bag for your child

Having the wrong size bug out bag for a child, or even the right one if it’s not fitted properly, can damage your child’s shoulders or back. Not only that, but if they aren’t comfortable wearing it; they won’t. So you’ve gone through my popular post on what to pack in your bug out bag and […]

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The best water filtration system so far: Sawyer MINI review

So a lot of people are using the LifeStraw Personal Water Filter as their go-to water filtration system, and for good reason – it’s portable, filters well, and isn’t all that expensive (It’s the #1 best selling portable water filter out there). Well I think that’about to change. I think the Sawyer Mini Water Filtration System […]

Filed Under: Reviews of survival or prepping gear, Survival/Prepping Supplies and Gear, Water
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