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Survival tools and essential preparedness equipment — flashlights, multitools, fire starters, knives and utility gear for emergency kits.

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11 function credit card multitool wallet-sized survival tool in stainless steel
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11-Function Credit Card Multitool – Wallet-Sized Survival Tool

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14-in-1 multifunction pocket tool with pliers knife saw and nylon pouch
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14-in-1 Multifunction Pocket Tool – Compact EDC Multitool

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23 inch black tri-fold serrated survival shovel with nylon carry pouch
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23″ Black Tri-Fold Serrated Shovel – Compact Survival Shovel

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3 function survival hatchet with pry bar hammer and hatchet blade
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3-Function Hatchet – Pry Bar, Hammer, and Hatchet Combo Tool

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3-way can opener 2-pack with can opener bottle opener and spoon in tempered steel
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3-Way Can Opener 2-Pack – Can Opener, Bottle Opener, and Spoon

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5-in-1 compact survival tool with compass flint striker whistle and punch
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5-in-1 Compact Survival Tool – Stainless Steel Emergency Multi-Tool

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50 foot strong nylon rope for survival kits and emergency preparedness
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50-Foot Strong Nylon Rope – Multipurpose Survival Cordage

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single AA alkaline battery for emergency preparedness kits
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AA Battery – Single Alkaline Cell for Emergency Kits

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single AAA alkaline battery for emergency preparedness kits
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AAA Battery – Single Alkaline Cell for Emergency Kits

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Stainless steel camp mirror for wholesale survival kits
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Camp Mirror

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Car battery jumper cables 10 gauge 8 ft for emergency roadside kit
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Car Battery Jumper Cables

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Compact multi-function survival shovel with compass and survival kit
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Compact Multi-Function Shovel

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Survival Tools & Gear

Tools are what let you solve problems during emergencies. A flashlight when the power is out. A multitool when something needs fixing. A fire starter when you need warmth or to boil water. Reliable tools do not have to be expensive — they just have to work when you need them.

Core survival tools

  • Flashlight or headlamp — hands-free lighting is ideal
  • Multitool — pliers, blade, screwdriver, can opener in one
  • Fire starter — waterproof matches, ferro rod, or stormproof lighter
  • Fixed-blade knife — more durable than folding knives for heavy tasks
  • Paracord — 50-100 feet covers most shelter and repair needs
  • Duct tape — wrap some around a pencil for a compact emergency supply

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