EMERGENCY & SURVIVAL GEAR

EMERGENCY SHELTER KIT

Weighs only 27.5 Ounces! Compact packaging!

     Brand new addition to our product line-up....our compact & lightweight Emergency Shelter Kit is the most comprehensive kit on the market today for setting up an emergency shelter quickly and easily under all weather conditions.  Weighs only 27.5 ounces (1 Lb, 11.5 Ounces) and comes vacuum sealed in heavy duty outer packaging.   Measures roughly 7" x 7.5" x 2.75" at it's widest point.  With it's small size and light weight, it can easily be added to most medium to larger size kits while saving weight.  All items are known brand names of quality and durability....no clearance table or junk will be found in this kit!  As part of our R&D, we have deployed this kit under various conditions with great success for short term shelter needs.

    Please take the time to read through the following description of the contents of this fantastic kit.  Also, please view the photos for details, and don't hesitate to contact me if you want more information or additional photos prior to purchase.  Shipping is FREE in the USA via the United States Postal Service Priority Mail.

LET'S SEE WHAT IS IN THE KIT!!!!

Total Kit Dimensions (Packed) in in Heavy Duty Vacuum Sealed Bag:   7" High, 7.5" Wide, and 2.75" Thick.  ONLY 27.5 OUNCES!!!  Easy to carry!  We have removed some of the retail packaging for a few of the items in order to drop weight and size.

KIT CONTENTS:

SOL Emergency Shelter Kit, Sealed Retail Package:  Contains (4) 4.2" C-Shaped Tent Stakes, (4) Glow in the dark Cord Tensioners, (4) 2.5 mm Reflective Guy Lines, 96" each, (1) Emergency Shelter Rigging instructions, (1) Heavy Duty (2.5 Mil) Tarp 60" x 96" (This is slightly thicker tarp than found in any other AMK/SOL Kit.  Good Quality!

SOL Survival Medic, Sealed in Retail Package: Contains (1) Emergency Blanket 56" x 84", (1) Fire Lite Fire Striker, (4) Tinder Quik Firestarter tabs, (1) Whistle, Slim Rescue Howler, (1) Button Compass, 20 mm, (1) Duct Tape Roll, 2" x 26", Instruction Card, (2) Antiseptic Towelettes, (1) Ibuprofen Packet, (1) Triple Antibiotic packet, (1) Knuckle Bandage, (2) Fabric Bandages, (1) Safety Pin

SOL Emergency Bivy:  Windproof and Waterproof Emergency Sleeping Bag, 36" x 84".  Reflects 90% of body heat with a more quiet material than other brands. Removed from the retail packaging and re-rolled into the included stuff sack to flatten the bivy bag for packaging.

UST Emergency Poncho, Clear:  40" x 50".  Ultra lightweight and compact, with hood.  Removed from the retail box to save space and weight.  Let's face the facts....emergency shelters are rarely needed on 72 degree sunny days.  This cheap little poncho is at least something to throw over your clothes as you are setting up a shelter in the cold and rain!  Better than nothing!

Knife, MoraKnife, Basic 511, Carbon Steel, w/Sheath:  I'm a huge fan of Mora Knives...I throw them into many of my kits as an inexpensive, yet highly reliable fixed blade for countless camp chores.  This knife has a 3.6" blade with an overall length of 8.25" and weighs only 3.9 Ounces.  SHARP blade that is ready to go!  

Atwood Rope MicroCord Spool, Orange:  Cordage is essential in any shelter build, and Atwood Rope makes a fantastic micro cord that is incredibly strong for it's 1.18 mm diameter.  The spool is 125 LF.

Photon Micro-Light II Flashlight, White:  Ultra bright LED Flashlight with on/off switch or squeeze to operate option.  Unbreakable LED bulb built into a robust housing with a long lasting battery included.  The battery is also replaceable.  Removed from the retail packaging in order to save space and weight, but repackaged into a small clear plastic clamshell case to offer the flashlight further protection from accidental power drains while in storage or carry.  Made in the USA!

UST Shelter Building "Live & Learn" Instructional Card Set:  This is a 9-card instructional waterproof card set with information and illustrations for basic shelter building.  Connected via a corner grommet.  Let's face it....when you are experiencing the need to construct an emergency shelter....you will possibly be cold, wet, dehydrated, hungry, and as a result...not in the best frame of mind.  It's nice to have a little visual reminder of various ways to pitch a shelter.