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Emergency Tube Tent
- a tube tent is designed for emergency situations, it can double as a tarp if need be.
-The tent is waterproof and windproof, the interior is reflective so it keeps body heat in the tent.
- it comes with 20ft of rope to put the tent up.
- small and compact so it is easy to pack.

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In what Order should you pack your backpack?

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In what Order should you pack your backpack?

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Start by packing small items in small little pouches to save space for large items in the main part of the bag.
1. Stormproof matches
- place the stormproof matches in a medium size pouch
2. Mechanically powered flashlight
- you can keep your flashlight in the same pouch as the matches
3. Multi-tool pocket knife
- place the pocket knife is a small pocket where is can be easily acsessed
4. Compass and Map
- Your compass and map should be placed near eachother in a larger sized pocket.
5. Emergency Tube tent
- place the tent at the bottom of your pack in the main pocket
6. Thermal Blanket
- pack your thermal blanket just above the tent in the main pocket of your backpack
7. dehydrated meals & water purifying straw
- Your dehydrated
meals can be placed in the larger pocket, maybe fill a ziplock bag with all your meals. in the bag include your water purifying straw
8. First aid
- The first aid kit should always be the easiest to access, you should place it at the top of your pack so it can be grabbed quickly If needed

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Dehydrated meals
- Packing dehydrated meals saves a lot of space in your backpack, and the food will also last much longer. At home if you have dehydrator your can dehydrate healthy snacks like apples, bananas, mango, pineapple, or any other type of fruit or veggie.

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Thermal Blanket
- a impermeable metalized sheet that keeps 90% of your body heat trapped under the blanket.

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Compact First Aid Kit
- A first aid kit fir the wild should include Medical tape, antiseptic wipes, butterfly closure strips, gauze, a small utility tool, and safety pins. These are all items you would need to care for any wounds you might get while out in the wilderness.
- You may also want to include ibuprofen, and a small ID card that lists an emergency contact in case someone found you injured or unresponsive.

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Compass
- A compass uses a magnetic needle to show which direction you are going in. It shows wether you are going North, East, South, Or West and at how many degree's
Map
- A compact map of the area you are in so you can hopefully navigate your way back home.

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Adventure Hat
- A UV protectant hat that shields the sun from your face and eyes.
- They look really cool, i like adventure hats, who wouldn't want to take an adventure hat on your wilderness adventures

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Water purifying straw
-A straw that purifies water so no matter where you are you can have safe clean drinking water
- is equipped with a small filtration system to filter out any dirt in the water

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Stormproof matches
~stormproof matches are windproof and waterproof and can light up quickly in heavy rain, wind, and snow. They burn for up to 15 second and can also relight after being submerged in water.

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Multi-tool pocket knife
~ a small knife that is equipped with a blade, screwdriver, can opener, tweezers, and many other helpful tools you might need

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Mechanically powered flashlight
~ a wind up flashlight is powered my muscle power. This works because there is a gearbox connected to a small generator which is turned by hand. The power provided from the generator charges a small lithium ion battery
~ because the flashlight is charged by hand you don’t need to work about the batteries ever dying, however the battery need to be recharged only after half an hour.