Just For Case

Staying alive in a survival situation is hard enough, but keeping calm is harder. Both are almost impossible without the appropriate tools and knowledge.

Would you agree that we live in a dangerous and unpredictable world?

Floods, storms, severe weather, earthquakes, volcanoes, tsunami and landslides happen. It's nature, and we can't predict it or have little warning to prepare.
The results can be devastating for the people! At best, you have few hours, sometimes even minutes, to escape to a shelter or just anywhere...
But humanity is even more unpredictable. A local conflict can start. Or the only road to the neighboring can be blocked by a fallen tree or a mudslide. Or numerous other problems may lead to you being stranded in your car or having to free your house in a blink of an eye. What do you take with you!?!?!

Survival kit is set of item, which you have to carry every day inconspicuous. Basically, because this is one of concept of survival in emergency- no strangers need to know what you have.. In other hand- war, strike, tornado are foreseen situation. What if you face of UNPREDICTABLE situation? Does your kit fit in your daily backpack? Can you carry it on, even on corporate event same way as in forest? Probably not. There is only one way to build survival kit for real life Experience.

I survive in civil war, earthquake, flood and total collapse of country. I live in total power outage for a year's and I know how hard it to cut down a tree with an ax for the kitchen use. I know exactly, how fast you need to run, and how you will be slow with some extra grams.

Balance of all items and gears – is other trap of a kit.

Based on my (and not only) experience I build unique Survival kit, and i call him

SYL-1

Impossible to create kit for any situation, and this not need to! Our kit is so small, to tiny, that's you can carry it in your regular daily backpack, along with other items. Take a look

W 380 mm

H 55 mm

L 280 mm

Weight about 5 kg

SYL-1 cover's all your needs, to stay alive in emergency.

Shelter & PPE

• 2x3 m tarp
• Tube sleep bag
• Pair of waterproof gloves
• Rain coat
• Face mask (activated carbon)
• Chemical hand/foot warmers
• Multitude bandanna

Health and first aid

• Pills box
• Plasters
• Anti burn gel
• Alcohol pad
• Sanitizer/hand sterilizer
• Bandage

Food and water

• Three protein bar
• One energy gel
• One hot chocolate
• Two instant coffee
• Two tea bag
• Salt, piper, sugar

• Collapsible tea mug, also used for water blow
• One spoon (mid size)
• Straw filter
• Jet gas lighter
• Infinity match
• Hexamine stove with hex tablets and tinder cubes
• Water flask

Multipurpose tools

• 3-in-one flashlight
• 18 tools multitool
• Nail care kit
• Convertible shovel with fish knife
• Harpoon
• Hook
• Pulley hook
• Knife sharpener

• Shovel key
• USB charger cable with adapters
• Pencil
• Three condoms
• Tape
• Sewing kit
• Dental floss
• Curved needle
• Needles and safety pins
• Fishing kit (not in picture)

Navigation and Communication

• Level
• Signal mirror
• Compass
• Lens
• UHF Walkie Talkie (1 watt) with FM radio and micro usb charger
• Solar Charger (built in) with power bank