15 Affordable Survival Items (2024)
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15 High quality prepping items that are low cost and make great gifts! See related videos below
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SOL Sack
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UCO Lantern
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Ultralight F180 Saw (Fine teeth)
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Titan Match
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Fire products
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Shovel
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I had one of those SOL emergency blankets. I ended up giving it to a homeless guy in my town and he loves it.
This sounds like you owned one you never used then gave it to a homeless person in your town, then followed up with them to see how he liked it.
@@no.9516 that's exactly what happened.
awsome
lol Ok. Glad you could share this selfless act with us.
@@no.9516 it's not about sharing a selfless act. I'm just saying, "I never needed it, but someone I know did, and he was extremely happy with the results he got from it"
I’ve been using UCO products for almost twenty years. They are always the BEST affordable survival items I’ve ever used. 👍
I agree with most of what you say. In fact I have learned a lot from you. However I have seen two of those cold steel wooden handles split in two. "Losing your knife is not the end of the world." "A knifeless man is a lifeless man." Yes I know "One is none." But it isn't always adhered to. Losing your knife loses a lot more than the monetary value of that knife.
I see so many people's EDC flashlights n none really fit my needs except for one; the Lumintop Tool AA/14500. Perfect fit/finish, great UI, 660 lumens (w 14500), choice of TWO tailcaps (both can 'table stand') ,. So much versatility, so rugged n waterproof. Also comes w a rechargeable(port in battery) 14500 n a diffuser. All this for LESS than $30. Best Christmas gift. Worth checking out. Blessings.
When I saw the title of this video, I honestly thought these things weren’t going to be that affordable. Super surprised at how affordable some these items are. Awesome.
I have watched several of your videos and found one consistent thing. Honesty. That goes a long way in my book. You include lower priced option but you also tell what the real difference between those and items that might be just a little higher. Thanks.
*lights flare* Dog: "what in the holy hell...."
I just wanted you to know that your my favorite channel of all time! you've saved me and my family just by the things you've taught me.I owe you so much.god bless you and your family as well.respect for ever and a fan forever 😎👍
Greetings CP from unprepared and mostly uninformed OTR truck driver. Please continue with your daily updates as many of us find them difficult but finally necessary to wake up out of slumber and I know the news is hard for the messenger as well. I drove past countless American flags at half mast this weekend and found myself sobbing for our children and my country where we were supposed to be safe free and protected. ByeBye Miss American Pie. Keep up the good work Sir Thank You
The SOL that I chose is one that is occasionally tough to come by, the Escape Bivvy. Good vehicle or rucksack emergency blanket that seems more tear resistant and with a zipper. Add a sleeping bag or sleeping bag liner to it and it would be a good choice or this list.
I just discovered your channel yesterday. I and Was born and raised in Saskatchewan and its great to see a fellow riders fan with a great informative channel.
Another good feature of an emergency blanket is that it can hide you from being seen on infra red. Think about it. Thanks for your work always good info.
My mora knife has replaced pretty much all daily (kitchen) use knives. It’s sturdy and tough and holds its edge, and is an excellent tool. Mine is nearly always with me.
Hey, Candanian Prepoer! I truly appreciate all you do, have done, and continue to do to help us, (who know very little about survival skills and prepping), become more educated, learn new skill sets, and get introduced to the various products offered that you've recommended for survival and prepping. You sharing your knowledge and experience while reviewing these items is greatly appreciated, and saves us countless hours, frustration, and money! I've already purchased three of your Bugout Rolls, (which are amazing in concept and quality), and many other items from your store, which has a great selection! Thanks again, Canadian Prepper! Blessings abound!
P.s. it depends on the survival situation i say on what type of material you want to go with. Stealth camps would be essential if say social breakdown occurred and it were people that became the danger. But seriously, check out the Arcturus, or other highly reinforced emergency tarps that can handle a load. These "price point" items that people may need to put their lives in the hands of are not worth them ripping on a twig because you couldn't get it tight. I only spent maybe double the price of a regular mylar e-blanket and it's such an added peace of mind that i can make shelter in almost any condition. Tbh, watch Les Stroud review survival kits and his own kits. He says it all. Some things shouldn't be bought as a side thought in a kit, you should buy a quality brand.
I love this type of quick gear recommendation videos!
Wow! Great job at getting to the point of the video with no fluff to stretch the time out. Much appreciated. BTW: great products too.
I’ve noticed preppers say it’s great to have solar panels, yes I agree but what sucks and worries me is charging cables and I’ve had some die or just stop working and it would absolutely change the fact you could use your devices or not, not sure if you have any coverage on this in any of your videos, can keep looking I absolutely love your videos and all your help and tips!
my cable: I do have a 10 ft iphone charging cable that seems to have last for 4 years now, so maybe I should start there, it’s a braided nylon anker brand lightning cable for those interested!
This video is perfect for winter , thanks for getting items in a more cost effective for peppers . Again you have come up with a great video . You have the best videos , thanks !
Love your fur babies. Thank you for all the great info. Be well.
Love this video for the frugal beginner prepper like me! Make more like this!
At last ! a great review of lower-priced gear that can be put into my get-out bag !THANK YOU !
Greetings from Upstate NY, home of the beautiful Adirondack Mountains and excellent craft hard cider. This video was very helpful! I've been thinking about saws, and improving my fire starting kit. Thank you for the suggestions and everything you do!
Cool Hand did they make assault saws illegal there yet!? Ha ha 😂
@@thorodin6686 give them time.
Good Ole Cuomo... You don't need 10 bullets to shoot a deee-aaaahh.
Lolol
I live in Lowville :)
Hello my outdoors friend, thank you for sharing these great and affordable survival items. All the best to you. 🤗
A school pencil sharpen, one of those cheap plastic, size of a quarter ones, is a good thing to have with a spark starter. If nothing else as a backup for a lack of a lost knife.
I drill a hole to attach a string to help tie it on to something larger, usually like a orange whistle, just to keep up with it, with dead twigs the right size still on the tree, picking them off, you can get some good dry shavings.
Aren't exactly German standard made, but doesn't need to be to shave wood.
That USB charging light is absolutely a great light. I use it constantly around the hammock, lighting hurricane lamps, firebox, thing fits in the pocket takes no room up. A very well made little light. I even clip it to my hat brim when I need two hands.
Thank you so much for all you do to help us all be more safe and sufficient I look forward to your videos
Hello my friend! I'm just now getting around to watching videos I've missed. I have a few comments on this one..
I wouldn't trust my life to some of this gear. The heavy survival blanket is good, but ow they make others with grommets, so those are better. As you said the SOL BivvyBag is good, just not a complete solution. I'd rather have the heavy survival blanket in my glovebox myself. Ultralight backpackers CAN use it as part of a sleep system. I've got little use for the standard old school mylar blankets these days. Even the ones painted in fun colors. You might carry one as an extra, if you already have them (which most people will, so why not? Could use it as a dropcloth, fireback or something
I note that your PowerFilm thing is no longer available. There are other brands. I recommend on between 20-40 watts, and it doesn't NEED to have foldable cells, as long as the panel folds up (MUCH cheaper). One important feature is at least two USB connectors. With a 10-20 watt panel, you might spend all day charging your phone up, then not having time to charge up your weather radio, or flashlight, or..? With a slightly bigger panel and multiple USB plugs, you have an actual utility.
I hate THOSE UCO candle lanterns. Candles are messy in the first place. That thing adds glass to my pack, and a spring loaded corny candle holder that leaks melted was. No thank you. I advise the little candle in the can things. The candle stays sealed until you need it, so you shouldn't ever open your pack and find everything coated in melted wax. No glass to break, it reseals, no spring loaded mechanisms. This thing WOULD be a good replacement for a hurricane candle lantern (which uses a pillar candle, or the much smaller tealight candle lanterns, if it wasn't for that stupid spring mechanism that only works sometimes.
I didn't know Silky made a cheap banana saw!! You can usually find a decent one at your local hardware store. I'll check out the one you posted though. :)
The Titan StormProof matches are the only ones worth carrying.
You can make top notch firestarters out of cotton balls and vaseline. No harm buying premade stuff, though. I particularly like that waxwood thing, because it looks like it would be easy to carve something you might need in a pinch, in addition to being a firestarter. :)
I've got no time for alternative sparking devices. Give me a 6 inch long 1/2 inch wide ferrocerium rod and call it done. I wouldn't mind that big block of magnesium, though I wouldn't depend on that little ferro rod attached to it. That seems like a safety hazard anyway. If that big block of magnesium ignites, it's going to burn a hole to the earths core.
That Morakniv clone looks nice, but I can't imagine why anyone would try to make a cheaper Morakniv. Is it better somehow? I've got zero interest in the other knife. If you're going to carry a small knife like that, it ought to be at least half tang, if not full tang.
That's a neat little flashlight. Does it have as many modes as the NiteCore keychain light and headlamp? If you're going to carry one light, I recommend one of those two, but if you need a little pen light this looks like a really good option. Best I've seen.
Whenever Rite-in-the-rain gets too expensive, just look for rock paper.
I don't hate that shovel, but I prefer the U.S. Military ones for their utility. I mean, an entrenching tool with a pick built in is kind of a shoe-in for first prize.
BearFlare is awesome. Wish you would have given us some audio on the noise it makes.
Take care! I hope your doing well!
Wow. That was a lot.😉
@@terrionsmith1389 I do try! :D
I'm just too lazy to do my own show, so I've got to drop all of my tips on my friends, so they can pick the ones they find useful and spread them around. ;)
If you're interested, I run a group on Fakebook called Conspiracy Free Preppers. It's basically an archive of information where people can ask questions. Once a year I go through and clean out the fluffy nonsense. Pretty much anything you want to know about disaster preparedness is listed down there somewhere. People should feel free to ask questions, but it's rare anyone has one.
Of course, for current gear reviews and such, you're better off hitting up people like my friend Canadian Prepper here. :)
Picked up some SOL products myself after watching this and a couple other videos. Thanks for the great info and high quality content.
Some intriguing budget friendly solutions to just some of the challenges of camping and prepping. Thank you.
A lot of great gear here! I'm a government whistleblower being refused housing & refused cancer treatment for deliberately accellerated endometrial cancer. My autistic savant Native father was a specialist/Cryptologist for McNamara under Kennedy. I'm also autistic with savant capabilities & absorbed his special skills. Got us both in trouble at school! 😂 Anyway.. I'm.living quite comfortably in subzero temps & snow thanks to your channel & many others like Survival Lilly. I've been stage 4 since 2016. Several anonymous attorneys have medical people keeping me alive with a special diet & antibiotics that kill the mitochondrial in the cancer cells. The cancer causes Sepsis. That's what kills you. Not the cancer itself. Big Pharma, Catholic Health, United & Centene Corporation DON'T want cancer patients or their families to know you can live a healthy long life without chemo & radiation. It's advisable just like getting an abscessed tooth extracted so you stop the pain & infections. But they can keep you alive & almost pain free until you can get the chemo or radiation. My sealed whistleblower indictments got the Buffalo NY City Hall raided by feds. My workmans comp attorneys are working on getting me care. Once all this goes public and civilians & Veterans realize both political parties are torturing civilian children, adults, and Veterans to death for profit by allowing the frauds that outsource their medical care to Catholic Health & it's partners the S will hit the fan. SHTF will be real. We're in the Zombie Apocalypse. The 'walking dead' are our government officials, doctors, cops, and their sycophants. Thank you so much for getting us prepared..
Thanks for putting all these great affordable items in one place 👍😊
My niece adores the freeze dried ice cream and freeze dried fruit.
Good idea for kids treat on a camp out or Bug Out.
The smaller teeth are better at cutting cold and frozen woods.
Similar to my opinion if one packs a saw, a smaller tooth one would be universal. Understanding that in soft woods one would have to take time outs to clean out the teeth.
"any type of defense that you are legally able to carry" nice job avoiding demonization bro
Always appreciate your information Canadian Prepper!👍
I enjoyed your list. Something for everyone at affordable prices. Merry Christmas!
Thank you for this video. Great ideas.
6:02 this is not complaining, I'm sure most of you guys know this, but when lightning with the ferro rod, hold the knife or striker still and pull the ferro rod backwards hard. This make it much more easy to get all your sparks in the same (right) place.
cant believe u got barely any likes for that. also it helps you not hit your tinder pile and blast it everywhere.
I like the solar panel, its something i never thought of, but my main goal in getting stuff like this is because i was homeless at one point in my life after the sandy storm and i have a bag with some stuff that i would need for me and my small dog but the solar panel looks great for what i would need it for, I'm subscribed to your channel and I've been for over a year atleast but you cover some good stuff, i do want t get the solar panel but it has to wait till after the new year
Thank you for the video
From Mark
Your videos are very educational. Thank you. Keep it coming. I'm amused though by the happy dogs in the background.
these videos are making me want to spend money I shouldn't be spending
Great videos Nate
Morakniv companion is my favorite knife. Great for only being $20
The companion costs €10 here, the 511 basic only €5. Both are excellent working knives and for that price I bought some more and keep them around the house, the car, at work. They completely healed me from spending money on other, more expensive knives 😁
@@tomlauris Which do you suggest,the carbon steel or the stainless steel.
@@ulary I only have carbon steel Moras, they will get grey and stained and can rust easily if you forget them outside, but some people like the patina, I do. If you want a blade that stays shiny or you also need it for food prep get a stainless, I'm sure they perform as well
@@tomlauris Thank you sir.
@@ulary If you live on the coast with salt water :stainless. Otherwise carbon steel.
That's a good looking blanket. I like the drab color.
Great gear or gift list. I wish Ms. Santa would put some of these items in my stocking. Thank you CP.
Pups are so cute! Thanks for the info
Everyone else: watching review
Me: trying to watch the dogs playing in the background every chance there is
Video was very informative for sure but yes - Love the Shephards! I so miss mine!
no effing bear is going to sneak up on that guy
Definitely ALL A MUST HAVE 👍
This is some great stuff! Thanks bro!
I’ve been carrying the micro stream at work for years. It’s been through the washer and dryer several times and still works great
I use lint from the dryer as tinder cheap and lights up great ! thanks for the tips
Looks like some great stocking stuffers for my house nd family.
Blimey! Really cool 😎 Thank you for sharing!
Watching this and doing my science homework is great
I keep a Spetznez shovel in my truck and have had it for several years. I have used frequently when hunting or camping, it is a very useful tool.... Number one use I have used it for is digging my potty holes and burying my results. Also, I keep paracord wrap on the handle which ads to grip strength and a place for extra cordage.
Thank you for all the great survival supply suggestions.👍
My friend asked me for knife recommendation. after some looking I recommend the hunterflurs, having never actually tried one glad you listed it set my mind at ease.
Well, surely these were some handy outdoors gadgets, and a nice review.
But the dogs got me to subscribe :D
This was Outstanding, I sure Thank YA1 Blessings from Oregon, ... Mike.
I bought your bugout roll and I love it!!! I have recommended it to friends and a boys scout troop!
Thank you so much for this detailed and informative video. Your efforts are truly appreciated.
Love the pups. Watching them wrestle behind you reminds me of mine.
Great video my man! It's all about the dollar for most!!!
I would recommend for a shovel the iunio survival shovel $41 then the axe the iunio axe $32 both have handles with many other surprises inside Such as magnesium a fish scaler a whistle a compass a bottle opener glass breaker and lastly On the shovel when you fold it down there is a reverse pickaxe to chip small rocks or break open any nuts or fruit
Thank you for the great information.
Anything made by Fiskars is good, very good quality for value. They make great saws and well, all sorts of things. I just got one of their X7 hatchets for chopping firewood and zombie heads.
Very VERY informative. I'm going to gift bug out bags for Christmas in 2020.
Night vision & thermal vision.
Also a good thing to show using thermal vision is how the mylar blankets conceals you.
Issue with both of those, are battery consumption and price tags. not to mention durability. The high quality thermal cameras are not only expensive, but have a huge vulnarable lens, which is also extrememly expensive, so having spares would be hard.
Night vision, Battery issues is your main foe, as in a FUBAR situation, you won't have a practical wall plug to charge your NV, so that'd be a challenge
Great job CP! Sincerely, thank you?
As always, great vid! Thanx!
Awesome list! Love it.
Sticks and Stones may break my bones but not my Emergency Blanket?
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Awesome video as usual, thanks!
Awsome list of affordable survival items and great job on demonstrating their use as always 😃 👍
I have one of the solar panels for charging my cellular phone in my backpack, and the blanket you have seem to be very nice and top of the line for survival. Those are nice items and I would love to have some of them for use when in an emergency camping out.
Finally a good use for that stimulus check
I have one of those streamlight flashlights, and I really depend on it. I keep it in my handbag, and carry it everyday.
I really would love some of these things .
Thank you x
I would add a 10 000mah or 20 000mah powerbank to that list.they are cheap these days and can charge up to 4 smartphones and countless USB flash lights and can be replenished through the solar panel you showed.appreciate the videos keep it up👍
10 000 mah will never charge a normal smartphone 4 times
Due to the conversion loss
Plus the currenr lowball for a phone is 3000 mah
Hey brother, recent subscriber but long time viewer. Like to say thanks for ur posts. Being Scottish, our gun laws are as stringent, if not more so than ur's. So its good to see a prep channel thats very practical & doesn't focus solely on firearms. Thanks again. 👍🏴
I love this episode thank you very much I have been slowly getting my own personal supplies because I want to be able to go out camping again and I've already got two space blankets already for my supply no better word would be for my gear yeah
Great items for kayaking trip.
Awesome video really like all of the products going to purchase some of these products 🙋♂️🇬🇧
These types of channels are great for hiking/camping tools and bits and pieces.
Fun Fact: the classifying of wood hard or soft does not represent the hardness of the wood. Balsa is a Hardwood and Douglas fir is a soft wood.
I always carry SOL windproof all season blanket. It’s 5X7 and grommeted. Heavy duty and can be used for a lot. Last time I used it for when I knew that the temp was going to be 10° cooler dropping into the 30s maybe high 20s. Put reflective side up and was never cold sleeping with what I use for 40°.
Daaaaaammmmmmmnnnnnn you can tell the flair is bright. It was casting a reflecting light in the day.
And a merry Christmas to you my friend
I was drooling over the stuff you were showing a must for everyone ,great video 👍
Eric Hjort really ... drooling ?
1st time here , super glad i found your channel.
Gonna binge watch your videos lol
Thank you for the info
Cracking video love the gear you show in these videos gives someone that's just getting into prepping a heads up on some cool gear 👍
I do have the Morakniv Companion (in orange) and I love it for my smaller knife! I like having a small knife and a bigger knife for different jobs.
Thank you!
Informative and cool videos brother, keep them coming.
All good suggestions and equipment. I personally would also bring a .45 or .357 and maybe a M-16. Purely for defense. But that's just me. 👍😉
Thanks for the video, informative.
always reliable great content thanks
Right on! I have a small Goal Zero solar panel I can attach to my go bag. But I'm really liking the PowerFilm. All good stuff on this list. I'm a fan of the SOL line. Thank you.
i have the goal zero panel too, as well as a pair of the matching lighthouse minis. its a great set up.
@@domusdebellum3042 Right on! Right on!
Good stuff, thank you!
Good presentation and recommendations. Thanks and take care