Welcome to Survival Gear Kits; 
                         The one stop shopping center for all of your Survival and Disaster Preparedness Products.  

We offer a full range of high quality Survival and Emergency Preparedness products that are used and recommended by government agencies and military personal alike. Our Survival products are designed to get you through the really rough times.

All of our Pre-Built Survival Kits are designed and manufactured following the advice of experts in the emergency preparedness industry and the guidelines given by government agencies and other non-profit preparedness organizations.

SurvivalGearKits.com web site is divided in two main sections; these are Pre-Built Survival Kits and Individual Survival Supplies. 

Pre-Built Emergency Survival Gear Kits 
for family, school and office preparedness.   

            Family Preparedness Kits                                  Office / Classroom Emergency Kits

  These products include All-in-One and Personal Cooking Systems, self-contained Butane Lanterns, lightweight and tough Canteens as well as Hydration Packs. 
  You will also find Backpacks, Cooking Stoves and Cooking Utensils, Sleeping Bags, Survival Knives and Tools, Compasses, Lighting and Communications items. 

   These Emergency Survival Tools are a must have for any emergency Survival Gear kit. Check out all of these products and select the items that you need in your Survival Gear kit.

Our battery charging systems can keep your cell phone running and could mean the difference between a life saving phone call or a dead battery. Check out our optics and electronics. We also stock a large selection of World Famous Swiss Army Knives.  

We also offer a wide range of Survival and Emergency Manuals to help you build your own Survival kits and offer excellent Survival and Outdoor Information.

Click on any below to view all available manuals

Are you prepared ?
   A major disaster has just occurred in your home, in your neighbourhood, in your city or your state. Are you ready to cope with the situation?
   Being prepared for a disaster, before it happens, will help you and your family through the danger when it does occur.  

Evacuation ?
If there is an Immediate risk to you and your Family:
   If you smell gas, smoke or see fire in your home, evacuate everybody immediately. Do not call for help from inside your home or go back to retrieve an item. In an emergency of this type, only the lives of your family are important.  Call 9-1-1 and report the emergency only from a safe location.

Official General evacuation orders:
   If local officials issue general evacuation orders, immediately prepare to leave your house.

• Wear sturdy shoes, long-sleeve shirts and pants.
• Bring your Emergency Survival Kit with you.
  If you have a pet, make sure it is wearing a collar, use a pet carrier labeled with your name and the pet’s name.
• Lock your home and shut off the water and electricity, but leave gas on unless instructed otherwise.
• Leave a note and tell a neighbor where you are going.
• Use the evacuation routes and methods specified in the evacuation order.
• Carpool with neighbors whenever possible.
• Once you arrive at a safe location, call your out-of-area emergency contact. This is a person that you know and have previously designated as your emergency contact person. All family members should call this person as soon as they in a safe location.

Severe Storm / Flooding:
  Severe storms can cause landslides, flooding, uprooted trees, and downed utility lines. Be aware of these potential dangers in and around your neighborhood. 

• Tune to local Radio/TV channels for emergency information and instructions.
• If you are asked to leave your property, shut off electric circuits. If advised by your local utility, shut off gas service as well.
• If water has entered your garage or basement, do not walk through it – it may contain hazardous materials.
• Never try to drive over a flooded road. This one mistake is the major cause of death during and after severe flooding.
• If your car stalls, abandon it immediately. Attempting to move a stalled vehicle in flood conditions can be fatal.
• Do not walk through moving water. Unexpected water depth and current can carry you away. If you must walk in water, walk where the water is not moving and use a stick to check the ground in front of you.
• Stay well clear of downed power lines.
• Do not allow children to play around fast moving water, storm drains or flooded areas. 

  We hope that this information, along with the high quality products offered here, will help you and your family prepare for any emergency situation that you may encounter.
  Remember, and this we cannot stress enough; nothing can help you and your family through a disaster as much as being prepared before it happens.