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A faithful replica of a medieval coif. The outer layer consists of a mesh, composed of many linked metal rings. The inner layer underneath dampens any incoming hits. -
Warm coif that's used for cold weather. The whole head is covered except for the face. -
Massive steel helmet used by knights. Protection is still as good as it was hundreds of years ago. -
Versatile piece of cloth that can be folded into different clothing articles. -
Traditional headwear, suitable for chilly or windy weather. The name comes from the viper-like pattern. -
High-crowned, wide-brimmed cowboy hat. Associated with ranch workers. -
A convenient battery-powered LED lamp with a headstrap. Useful in the dark to keep hands free. -
Head-hugging knitted cap. Provides warmth in cold weather. -
A classic hat made from dyed animal fur with ear flaps to protect against the cold. -
A spacious storage box. Quite heavy, but seems to be durable. -
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 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. -
Water purification tablets are used to chemically disinfect water from untreated sources for drinking purposes. -
A common antiseptic, used to medicate exposed wounds. It's a solution of iodine and potassium iodide. -
A sophisticated device that can receive a signal from the global positioning system, triangulate user's position, and calculate their altitude. Requires a battery to operate. -
Folded tourist map. Displays topography, marked tourist trails, useful points of interest and significant landmarks. -
A classic compass. Helps with orientation, provided you know how to use it properly. -
Used for hiking, its needle points to the north, helping with orientation. It is very difficult to get lost with one of these. -
A ready to go, lunch for one. -
Can of tasty, briny, local crab. If left unopened, it will last for a while. -
Classic flavored wafer. -
Chocolate flavored wafers. -
Peanuts flavored wafers. -
A reusable plastic bottle used by military and campers. Can be filled with various liquids. -
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. -
Old-fashioned but functional, this marvel of mechanical engineering can almost snap your leg in half. -
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. -
Detachable box magazine for MK II pistol. Holds up to 10 rounds of .22 LR. -
Detachable box magazine for Sporter 22 rifle. Holds up to 15 rounds of .22 LR. -
Detachable box magazine for Sporter 22 rifle. Holds up to 30 rounds of .22 LR. -
A bayonet for Mosin 91/30 rifle with a bayonet lug.
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