A tarp is the most versatile shelter option in your kit. It can be rigged as a lean-to, A-frame, or flat shelter using paracord and trees. It protects from rain, creates shade, works as a ground sheet, and can even collect rainwater. One piece of kit, dozens of uses.
3m × 3m is ideal for one person. 4m × 3m for two.
Silnylon or Dyneema for ultralight. Ripstop nylon for durability.
At least 8 attachment points for versatile rigging options.
A tarp is useless without paracord or guy lines. Always pack 15m minimum.
A versatile 3x3m tarp with multiple attachment points for building shelters in dozens of configurations. A bushcraft mainstay for staying dry off-grid.
A multipack of reflective mylar blankets that reflect body heat back to fight the cold and shock. Cheap insurance to scatter through car, home and grab kits.
Lightweight hooded rain ponchos that pack down tiny and cover both you and your pack, keeping rain off during walks, events and roadside emergencies.
A lightweight reflective survival bag that traps body heat to fend off hypothermia in a cold-weather emergency. Packs down small enough to live permanently in a rucksack or car.
Waterproof emergency sleeping bag that provides shelter from wind, rain, and cold. More durable than an emergency blanket.
550 paracord is an incredibly versatile survival essential — useful for shelter building, gear repair, first aid improvisation, and dozens of other field applications. Lightweight and compact for its strength.
Compact thermal blanket that reflects up to 90% of body heat. Weighs under 60g and fits in your pocket.
