Tools to Survive Anything
Some tools are so versatile you can’t even begin to list all of the
things they are useful for. In fact, 9 times out of 10, you won’t even
know what you’ll need them for until it happens. Here are the 6 tools
every self respecting prepper should have in large quantities and always
available.
The fame of duct tape has taken on a life of it’s own. What can you even say about it? (or it’s big brother Gorilla Tape, from the folks that brought you Gorilla Glue)
From handcuffs to lashings and a thousand other ways to tie stuff together, you should have a stockpile of zip ties in every shape and size.
“If it moves and it shouldn’t; use Duct Tape. If it should move and it doesn’t; use WD40″
For those larger jobs that zip ties and duct tape just aren’t going to handle good rope is endlessly useful.
A knife
is the bread and butter (pun intended) of every survival tool kit. You
really should have one on your person at all times. For a list of good
survival knives click here.
or Utility Bar. You can pry, hammer, lift, smash, and just generally mess stuff up. (I need to do a full write up on the Stanley Functional Utility Bar or “FUBAR”)
1. Duct Tape
The fame of duct tape has taken on a life of it’s own. What can you even say about it? (or it’s big brother Gorilla Tape, from the folks that brought you Gorilla Glue)
2. Zip Ties
From handcuffs to lashings and a thousand other ways to tie stuff together, you should have a stockpile of zip ties in every shape and size.
3. WD40
“If it moves and it shouldn’t; use Duct Tape. If it should move and it doesn’t; use WD40″4. Rope
For those larger jobs that zip ties and duct tape just aren’t going to handle good rope is endlessly useful.5. Knife
A knife
is the bread and butter (pun intended) of every survival tool kit. You
really should have one on your person at all times. For a list of good
survival knives click here.6. Pry Bar
or Utility Bar. You can pry, hammer, lift, smash, and just generally mess stuff up. (I need to do a full write up on the Stanley Functional Utility Bar or “FUBAR”)
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