10 Survival Items Any Prepper Would Love As a Gift!

With the holidays quickly approaching, you may be wondering what gifts to buy that prepper or survivalist in your life OR what items you can buy your family member, to slowly help them be prepared for emergencies. So here are 10 survival items any prepper would love as a gift!
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[@bugoutbrothers]

What Other Gifts Would A Prepper Love? 🔪⛺️🔥

[@preppercowboy8875]

UCO candle lantern. Seen a couple of guys use them in Alaska at -20F and heated a 10X10 area to 65F with just two of them in a little over an hour. I know outfitters that use them in the back country pack in's as well.

[@TheSaneHatter]

A $500 gift certificate to REI.

[@SandyL9316]

MPowerd Luci Solar String Lights, or other solar sting lights, that can be charged by sun or USB. Maybe a little less practical, but then they really do cheer the place up during a blackout, or just for hanging on your deck or porch. I love mine camping - especially since with all the wildfires, campfires were banned in our area from late spring to late fall. And gosh, who doesn't love a pretty holiday gift (pretty being in the eye of the beholder of course)?

[@Dustin-wd4rb]

,50 cal BMG rifle and plenty ammo

[@hedge313]

My gifts this year for my family are prepper stockings- each has some life boat food, sawyer mini, emergency blanket, poncho, learherman, flashlight, bandaids, survival tabs, duct tape, wet wipes, prep pads, morakniv, feuerstock fire steel, and a wera multi driver. All wrapped up in a compression bag. Last year I did other items in a dry bag. They laugh at me but really enjoy the bags. I only have 4 to buy for. Each bag is about $200, but I buy throughout the year so it doesn’t hurt so bad. Plus they are my family.

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[@baneverything5580]

In hurricane zones a folding solar panel with multiple USB ports, a USB fan, a power bank, and an Onite USB light bulb is a great power outage kit.

[@wibblytimey]

I’ve had the luminaid lantern for about 5 years now and it’s the best. I actually found mine in the middle of the road, middle of nowhere, on one of my first trips out with my dad in my late teens and it’s been a staple of camping ever since. We just leave it on the dashboard of the car to charge during the day and it lasts almost if not all night

[@jblewis1975]

My Dad gave me an Estwing hatchet when I was young (probably around 11 or 12). Thirty-five years later I still have it, use it regularly, and it's just as good as when my Dad gave it to me. Also, since my Dad passed away a few years ago, every time I use it, I think happily about him 😁

[@drumphoto]

Hey Survival Dude. Up in Canada here. Enjoy watching your videos. Thanks for all the information,, it is a huge help

[@jctedsap]

I’ve got two of those hatchets I have inherited from Grandparents. They are way more than 40 years old.

[@jmora1914]

The list of gift preppers' gear is great l took your recommendation of the luminaid lantern. I had a power outage in the spring and took out my luminaid lantern and it lasted longer than 9 hours of the power outage. I also bought the water filter that's better than a grayl geopress. And bought the mylar blanket as well. Totally love my prepper supplies and they're some of the best products out there. The luminaid lantern is great for a b.o.b as it weighs about 2 oz or a little less. The power bank is just as essential as a filter blanket or tent. I recommend the Beartwo power banks. They're both excellent power sources. Either the 25,000mah or the 10,000mah one, they both charge really well and the 10,000mah one charges 1.5/4 in three hours of sunlight as I've Seen it do that well on a hike. Great list of essential gear for a bug-out bag or blackout kit in an emergency.

[@baneverything5580]

A great gift for just about anybody is a set of binoculars too.

[@jamessotherden5909]

Great idea with that Titan survival cord about using it for lanyards.

[@ruanlategan4522]

Great video so far

[@bugoutbrothers]

Thanks!

[@kristinkelly8862]

Awesome!

[@johnmknox]

The only issue I have with the products containing lithium batteries is what happens when the they fail after three years right when you need them? Also, lithium doesn't function as well in low temperatures. With for example flashlights that allow user replaceable batteries you have a choice of using e.g. AA Alkaline, single-use Lithium AA or CR123A, Lithium-ion rechargeable, and NiMh rechargeable which last longer than lithium. You can use what is best for your circumstances and situation at the time or what you have access to.

[@davidjones1393]

THKS

[@Citizen-pg8eu]

Those survival tabs do not provide much energy, but do provide nutrients, so worth including.

[@gmt5664]

I like my Omnicharge battery because it has an AC outlet. I also have a small anker solar panel to charge it.

[@savtrill333]

I See That Maryland Flag!!! Baltimore Checking In

[@DARTHDANSAN]

Yes give people the power of light of power . Westinghouse portable power stations. Lucy lantern, ThruNite t1

[@tarinindell8217]

I actually like the survivor filter pro x. Get some rechargeable aa batters and use that solar charger to charge them. Much fast and would last as long as you have sun to recharge your extra batteries.

[@baneverything5580]

I use universal NiMH chargers powered by USB so I can connect them to a portable folding solar panel. I have a vid about a great deal on a 100 watt panel. They sent me and another guy a much better higher wattage one for 99.

[@andyman1577]

I have an estwing hatchet that my dad bought me. He has one that he’s had for about 20+ years

[@casinodelonge]

some great ideas there. Thank you.

[@briannewton2778]

I have to disagree with your choice of hatchet. While Esting is fine quality and I do agree that they can last a lifetime, I cannot agree that it is superior to a wood handle....it is simply a tradeoff of features. Go find people that use axes or hatchets daily for their job and almost all of them will use a wood handle. Wood handles can be incredibly comfortable because they can be modified to fit your comfort. Wood handles absorb impact that steel only transfers (despite whatever handle material is wrapped around it). The setting hatchet balance is a bit off as well, putting more weight in the handle than is ideal and also less weight in the head where it is needed. The shape of the head of an Estwing is great for chopping but far from ideal for splitting. All-in-all there are better options out there for similar money.

[@beatriceburt9717]

Love the info but it would be nice if you would tell us where we could buy these things

[@chags3512]

Do you still have a source for the UTKS5? Looks like it might be discontinued :/. Any alternatives for a good quality knife that comes with the extras like the S5 does?

[@francismcclaughry3794]

My east wing is 19 years old, but if I considered the making time 20

[@toddtucker3913]

How long does it take to charge the light with the solar charger?

[@alex.perfecto]

Just couple weeks and you should be ready to go.

[@williammaldonado6132]

P.S. that flag in the background is from Baltimore! 👍

[@hanginwithbullfrog4657]

Single wall stainless water bottle..... impossible to find at a store....lots and lots of yetis tho.....

[@nude_cat_ellie7417]

Why do you prefer single wall?

[@TheSaneHatter]

@@nude_cat_ellie7417 Hot water can be safely boiled in a single-wall steel bottle, while an insulated bottle might explode. Having said that, *I* carry a double-wall bottle because I have a cup for boiling to go with it, and I prefer to control the temperature of my drinks.

[@nude_cat_ellie7417]

LifeStraw!

[@nude_cat_ellie7417]

For bug out bag...

[@spencerathearn3586]

I don't like the inflatable solar light ,i ended up going with a hard plastic solar light u can hang it up .

[@michellemariemullen9681]

Compass!?

[@Glabe87]

I love your presentation style, but lately every video seems like a rerun... looking forward to new content

[@nude_cat_ellie7417]

I know what you mean, but I think a lot of these channels are trying to reach as many people as possible with the most important information.

[@bugoutbrothers]

Thanks, I do have some new content planned.

[@abramknarr8132]

Have you tested the solar batter pack you're pushing on this video?

[@TheSaneHatter]

It's a very popular item with preppers, and has been widely tested out by many others.

[@bugoutbrothers]

Many times. I bring it camping with me. It's usually fully charged when I leave, so I don't know exactly how much light is needed to fully charge it.

[@abramknarr8132]

@@TheSaneHatter I'm skeptical. I bought one in a previous video and left in direct sunlight for days and I live next to Mojave. It hardly generated any charge. The company sent a replacement that was the same way.

[@baneverything5580]

@@abramknarr8132 The best combo is a folding solar panel and USB power bank. Putting a lithium battery in full sunlight ruins it fast.

[@baneverything5580]

@@abramknarr8132 The good thing about the solar power banks is you can find great deals on them because ratings are often very low due to their poor performance. However, they have great batteries so I look for big discounts and charge them with much larger folding panels. During the day you can directly charge any type of battery with a folding panel with the right accessories. If the panel has multiple ports you can directly power a fan, charge a power bank, and a radio, flashlight, or phone at the same time. A 100 watt folding panel will provide power even on cloudy days.

[@BalognaSandwich27]

I know your nephew

[@rey4466]

Different video, same staff always. The inflatable lantern it's mentioned way too much times in the videos. Now i don't know if I want one or hate it.

[@lucyalderman422]

Not to take enough food is failing to plan

[@noexcuses6727]

just another U-Tube gadget infomercial

[@oldskaterDan]

Amazon says HybridLight currently unavailable 🙁

[@nightowl356]

yeah okay, I'll get this fucking luminaid light, but please stop talking about it :D

[@baneverything5580]

See the Onite USB LED bulb. It`s impressive.

[@btfv1617]

Most of the recommended items are UNAVAILABLE.

[@lacie5522]

Good stuff . . . but overpriced.

[@gwendolynnowlan2427]

i hope your storing ammo and bullet proof vests. because all your doing is hording things for raiders .