Medical experts with 180 years of field and teaching experience share this prioritized first aid kit list. Read more
Bug Out Vehicles
Cheap, easy to make food that lasts a hundred years. Good for go-bags, vehicles, and home supplies. Read more
The best models to keep around for common home and vehicle fires. Read more
Do walls, doors, cars, appliances, furniture, etc stop bullets when you need quick cover? Read more
One of the best ways to communicate in major emergencies. This review covers top handie-talkie portable models across HF and UHF/VHF. Read more
Avoid the common mistake of focusing too much on bugging out. Read more
Everyone should have one of these paper maps. Read more
Even if you carry a firearm, pepper spray is a less-lethal option that can allow you to defend yourself when confronted by someone who is unarmed but still dangerous. If the only tool at your disposal is a gun, you may save your own life, but you’ll take another and you may be subject to Read more
Wilderness medicine instructors pick the best tourniquets so you don't buy the wrong one and bleed out. Read more
We interviewed experts and researched the best options on the market to pick the right compass for your kits. Read more
Tinder is a must-have for any go-bag. Here's the top picks after 30 hours of research. Read more
Baofeng HAM radios can be tricky to manually program, This guide walks you through manually programming a common BaoFeng radio. Read more
Stay warm whether you're at home or have bugged out. Read more
Want to add a bivy sack to your go-bags for better shelter? Here's the top picks. Read more
Sleeping on the ground really sucks. So carry one of these top models in (or on) your go-bag. Read more