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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Gear list
Item 1

SOL Sack

UCO Lantern

Ultralight F180 Saw (Fine teeth)

Ultralight F180 Saw (Large teeth)

Titan Match

Fire products

Light My Fire Tool

HUltafors oK4

Streamlight Microstream

Freeze Dried ICe Cream

Rite in the Rain

Shovel

Blankets (camo)

Magnesium Striker

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Gasmasks and Protective Equipment

Emergency Food Supplies

Survival Tools

Shelter and Sleep Systems

Water Filtration

Cooking Systems

Silky Saws

Flashlights & Navigation

Survival Gear/ Misc

Fire Starting

Hygiene

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[pulpfiction]

I had one of those SOL emergency blankets. I ended up giving it to a homeless guy in my town and he loves it.

[ironfae]

I’ve been using UCO products for almost twenty years. They are always the BEST affordable survival items I’ve ever used. 👍

[garyrowland]

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.

[WarGrrl]

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.

[colonelcalabash]

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.

[larss]

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.

[anthonywilliams]

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 😎👍

[dlighted]

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.

[Badback]

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.

[MikeWood]

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.

[MrGallinaro]

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!

[donaldhammel]

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

[coolhand]

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!

[nelliem]

*lights flare* Dog: "what in the holy hell...."

[doc-uzziel-holiday]

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.

[anniebranwen]

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 !

[TheUrbanPrepper]

Perfect timing for my Christmas shopping this year. Thanks CP!

[maskandvaccinefreeandproud]

Some intriguing budget friendly solutions to just some of the challenges of camping and prepping. Thank you.

[ftcentrepreneur]

Night vision & thermal vision.
Also a good thing to show using thermal vision is how the mylar blankets conceals you.

[lesterforney]

you can tell the flair is bright. It was casting a reflecting light in the day.