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Contains butane which is provided to gas-powered camping equipment after attaching it. -
A box of long kitchen safety matches. Store in dry place and keep away from children. -
A versatile, strong and flexible wide adhesive tape. If it moves and shouldn't, use duct tape. -
An alkaline 9V battery. Used for powering various small appliances like flashlights and radio transceivers. -
Contains butane which is provided to gas-powered camping equipment after attaching it. -
3-dial combination lock, with a chain long enough for the wooden logs of constructed gates. -
4-dial combination lock, with a chain long enough for the wooden logs of constructed gates. -
A spacious storage box. Quite heavy, but seems to be durable. -
A camping tent. Offers a comfortable and dry space, with additional storage space. -
A canopy, often seen at farmers' markets. With some camouflage, it makes for a decent hideout. -
A simple plastic lighter, filled with pressurized gas. Unsurprisingly, it can be used to light stuff on fire. -
A deployable tripod, used to suspend cooking equipment over an open fire. -
A metal pot. Used for different cooking techniques involving fire. Result depends on ingredients used. -
A cast iron pan. Can be used for cooking various ingredients, or as a tool of personal defense. -
A portable stove. Camper's best friend, this handy gas-fueled cooker can be used to prepare a meal anywhere. -
A portable, gas-powered lamp suitable for camping. It provides enough light to brighten dark nights wherever you are. -
A gift box. Usually used to wrap presents, but they have been known to contain loot. -
A gift box. Usually used to wrap presents, but they have been known to contain loot. -
A textile pouch used to carry and protect first aid kit, mainly from the weather exposure. -
A rugged, plastic, airtight container. Very durable, used to protect sensitive gear. -
A gift box. Usually used to wrap presents, but they have been known to contain loot. -
Glass thermometer filled with mercury. Can be used to help with diagnosis if feeling under the weather. -
A spray bottle of disinfectant. Is supposed to kill viruses and bacteria, eliminate germs and undesirable odors. -
Home proven alcohol-based tincture with herbal extracts. Used to disinfect scratches, wounds, and other things. -
Water purification tablets are used to chemically disinfect water from untreated sources for drinking purposes. -
Made of activated charcoal. Used as an absorbent to treat poisoning and overdose or as filling for gas mask filters. -
A small bottle with pills that covers a wide spectrum of vitamins, that strengthen your immune system. -
A classic compass. Helps with orientation, provided you know how to use it properly. -
A tomato. If we leave the fruit-vegetable debate aside, it is still tasty and edible, either raw, or cooked. -
A reusable bottle. Even though it originally contained spring water, it can contain various liquids. -
Reusable bottle made out of glass that can contain any type of liquid. -
This useful survival tool serves both as a container for storing water and as a means to purify it. When used for drinking it removes almost any common waterborne disease found in the wilderness. -
Medium range, two-way personal radio with a frequency switch. Requires a battery to operate. -
A megaphone used to make announcements or indiscreetly communicate over large distances. Requires a battery to operate. -
Detachable magazine for the CR-550 rifle. Holds up to 10 rounds of .308 WIN. -
Detachable box magazine for the CR-527 rifle. Holds up to 5 rounds of 7.62x39mm.
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