Of course, this is assuming that you have a disaster kit. You should!! Heres what the government suggest you have.
This thread at CandlePowerForums.com has some great suggestions for a "when-the-sh!t-hits-the-fan" bag.
Of course, if you don't have a good quality bag to begin with, the contents are going to get wet, messed up, etc.
Maxpedition makes probably the best "tactical nylon" gear out there. Its is purposely "overbuilt" and let me tell you, their stuff is ULTRA TOUGH. They have their version of a B.O.B of the original County Comm gear bag. I've ordered the original, should be here Thursday. Trust me on this, the crappy Old Navy backpacks don't even compare to the real stuff.
As far as the flashlights go, I recommend Surefire. Not just because I'm a Surefire fanboi, but because they are truly the best lights out there. Super bright, waterproof down to 33 ft, batteries have 10yr shelf life.
And no, I'm not a rep for any of the companies I've listed here. I just thought I'd post some useful information here for a change!
This thread at CandlePowerForums.com has some great suggestions for a "when-the-sh!t-hits-the-fan" bag.
Of course, if you don't have a good quality bag to begin with, the contents are going to get wet, messed up, etc.
Maxpedition makes probably the best "tactical nylon" gear out there. Its is purposely "overbuilt" and let me tell you, their stuff is ULTRA TOUGH. They have their version of a B.O.B of the original County Comm gear bag. I've ordered the original, should be here Thursday. Trust me on this, the crappy Old Navy backpacks don't even compare to the real stuff.
As far as the flashlights go, I recommend Surefire. Not just because I'm a Surefire fanboi, but because they are truly the best lights out there. Super bright, waterproof down to 33 ft, batteries have 10yr shelf life.
And no, I'm not a rep for any of the companies I've listed here. I just thought I'd post some useful information here for a change!
