Winter Emergency Car Kit: Survival In the Cold Weather - Are You Prepared? FULL LIST BELOW
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- Опубликовано: 20 июл 2024
- Winter Emergency Car Kit: Survival In the Cold Weather - Are You Prepared?
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- Reflective vest: amzn.to/3Rf4JO6
- Bright winter hat: amzn.to/4aeIEYp
- MyMedic First Aid kits: tinyurl.com/4xzkcme7
- Sweatshirt & Sweatpants - you choose
- Wool blanket: amzn.to/4acAtMe
- Large container for water: amzn.to/4aaNhCX
- Jumper cables: amzn.to/3GBUf6k
- Car Jumping Battery System: amzn.to/3NkQLsW
- Charging cord for phone - depends on your phone
- Wool socks - your choice - these are good ones: amzn.to/3NhdzcX
- Camo rain jacket: amzn.to/3t3zugW
- Tool kit: amzn.to/486Fm7R
- Rhino USA tow rope: amzn.to/3ReTPYC
- Towel - your choice
- Princeton Tec headlamp: amzn.to/3uT7YTX
- Powertac E9R: amzn.to/3RenbXa
- Powertac Huntsman (instead of the Watchdog): amzn.to/41hLVCb
- Food - your choice
- Portable inflator: amzn.to/3RwD7VT
- Fix A Flat_: amzn.to/41hMdsL
- Emergency light: amzn.to/46QtHcq
- Emergency triangle: amzn.to/3uRCXzD
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- Gas can: amzn.to/3GBt2AN
- Shovel - Cold Steel instead of CRKT: amzn.to/3GGzshS
- Boots - your choice
- Axe: amzn.to/3Nk99Cb
- 6x8 tarp: amzn.to/3t3zXQe
- Traction for car: amzn.to/3RC7MRy
- Kitty litter: amzn.to/41ex77A
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2. Ontario Knife Company Rat 7 - amzn.to/2NK29lr
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5. Fenix PD35 TAC - amzn.to/2Jr95Qd
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OTHER SOLID SURVIVAL/OUTDOOR TOOLS
1. Bahco Laplander Saw - amzn.to/2LKInUo
2. Corona Folding Saw - amzn.to/2LM4r0P
3. Mechanix Gloves - amzn.to/2xGgRPF
4. Large Firesteel - amzn.to/2JvQX8d
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5. Helikon-Tex Bail Out Bag - amzn.to/2S5nTH0
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While we're talking about it being a cold environment very smart thing to do would be to have a decent fire kit, along with a few pieces of wood in your truck bed, or back of your trunk, most people don't realize but a small piece of wood roughly the same length and diameter as a football can be split into a lot of kindling to be used to make fire in a wet environment. Another thing to do is invest in body, hand and feet warmers in your vehicle. They are a cheap easy way to get your body heat up if you have to, along with an emergency blanket. And they have almost no expiration date on them and many of them will last up to 12 hours. Another useful thing is keep a 9hr emergency candle in your kit, not only will it provide ambient heat if you break down you can also use it to keep some light, and if necessary you can construct a way to cook with it.
I would add a roll of bailing wire, it's versatile it can be used for temporarily securing things. You can use them to make temporary hose clamps, to hold up your bumper or even hold up a tailpipe. A few months back I had to use some to help a coworker get their bumper to stay on so they could get home. You should also have rope in your vehicle for obvious reasons, along with at least 1 truckers strap. Also a good roll of duct tape I'd recommend I'd recommend at least T-Rex or Gorilla tape, as those are two of the strongest tape brands on the market.
Your compact tool kit is a nice idea, however if you buy adhesive backed velcro strips and stick it to the bottom of a $30 Pittsburgh steel tool set, from harbor freight and put it on a carpeted floor of a vehicle, it will stay in place where you put it. Also a decent little folding saw from Harbor Freight for less than $15 are more than worth the price, from personal experience I know for a fact you can cut through a lot of wood before it will show signs of going dull. You should also have at least a hatchet in case you need to get wood to make a fire, or to even get pieces of wood to use as traction to get out of deep snow. You should also have a small container something like a Sunny D jug or a half gallon bleach bottle with either kitty litter or fish tank gravel to get added traction in deep snow.
While you do have a little bit of food, and water, you lack any kind of hunting or food procurement gear and tools. It doesn't hurt to have a travel fishing kit, and a small spool of snare wire. Another thing if you have to you can take one of the hand warmers and tape it to your water bottle it'll keep your water from freezing. It will even warm it up a little bit and will even help you keep your core temperature up, drinking cold water will make your body have to expend more calories and core temperature to warm the water up for your body to process it.
Also very important thing to bring with you is clear plastic 4mil thick sheeting, if you can't stay in your vehicle for some reason, it will make a good shelter, that you can keep warm with, or if you happen to have gone off road and a window broke you can use the 4mil clear plastic sheet along with the duct tape I mentioned earlier, to seal your vehicle, so it will keep you warmer, and or won't diminish your visibility if you can drive out. You can even use the 4mil plastic to create a greenhouse effect with your tarp while facing your fire, what's simultaneously having your emergency blanket behind you to reflect the heat down to get better results from the heat of the fire.
Last but not least keep a roll of toilet paper in your vehicle, switch it out every year so it doesn't degrade on you.
I live in Maine, found that I have most of your recommended items. I’m very impressed with the organization of your truck bed gear. Another great video.
Good job Tim! No one has mentioned the 100% wool blanket. Keeps you very warm even wet. I keep one in car all year but 3-4 hottest months. Even then, in NH if you don't like the weather, wait 5 min. especially past the notch. Always have extra clothes, wet weather gear, etc. because you never know. Definitely a lighter but, the beeswax 12 hour candles mentioned above kept in the UCO mini lantern are also great to keep year round for light (no batteries for flashlight), signalling, heat, cuts, etc.
I’d also consider some toiletries (toothpaste tabs might do better than liquid toothpaste) and a sleeping pad so if you have to spend the night somewhere like a hospital visit etc you can still be comfortable
Or baking soda (instead of toothpaste) in a water tight container.
LOTS of great ideas, even in the first 3 minutes 👍👍
Dang Tim that is a well rounded kit nicely done. I know you have an axe but I think a folding saw would be a great add thx bud❤️❤️🙏🙏
Yep. Folding saw is what I have.
Different ways to start a fire (lighter, matches, striker etc) for warmth, melt snow for water, make water safe to drink, signal, etc etc etc, baby wipes, hot hands, fire extinguisher.
Your timing in posting this video was perfect for me. I'd already planned to reorganize and trim down my own car kit today. It has bloated to the point where I'm struggling to find usable trunk space. Thanks for the inspiration! 🙂
That's a nice blanket. Thanks for information!
This gives me great ideas for my van
Suggestion I have which I will add to my kit, there are quick dry towels, I thought I’d try it when I went camping, wring it out and drape it and it dries very quickly.
I like some bee wax candles, headlamp, cat litter in a coffee tin with plastic bags. The cat litter can be used for traction or going #2 if you get stuck on a highway for a long time. Good kit, every vehicle should have some form of this in the winter.
Thanks for this. I got stuck in the Lake District (UK) last week after heavy snowfall....i now have a folding shovel in my boot 👍
Great video, lots of excellent gear, suggestions, and knowledge. Keep up the excellent work, Tim. 👊🔥
Keep just enough stuff to last you until Tim, or someone like him, comes along. 😁😉 Cell phone and AAA are me primary things, though I do keep a portable jump starter (have cables if I need them), a separate tire inflator, a couple of lights, tow strap, folding shovel and some very basic tools.
I was trying to keep a couple books of the car too
Good kit, Tim. Up here you can keep that all in your car year round. Thank you for sharing this with us. Stay safe and stay warm
Same here man.
Great video as usual.
I keep a uco candle with extra 8 hr candles you would be surprised on how much heat that little candle throws of it will heat the inside of my suv in upstate New York winters I've tested it changed it only by a few degrees but didn't have to burn gas
Nice. Good addition
Excellent
Nice kit sir.
Please review Lever Gear Edge XT Utility Multitool
Good vid, I wish I had the space to add all that 😊
Exactly. In some small vehicles this would fill the trunk. But it is a great kit if you have the room. It would work for my midsize SUV and I do carry most of what he describes in one form or another. One exception is fuel. I don't lug spare gas around. But If I were headed out in bad weather unexpectedly, I do have gas at home for generator, snow blower and the like that I could take.
Questions:
What is in the vault case
Those panels to strap the items, what brand?
What system, if any is used to organize your bed and those items/gear?
Good Vid
Thanks man!
Excellent video, I would have Put Some food in there.
Good idea!
What is the Amazon link to the portable tire inflator? , the link you posted doesn’t look like the one in the video ,