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20-Piece Be Smart Get Prepared Lone Wolf (1-Person/1-Day) First Aid Survival Kit in Dry Bag for
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Per product page: This First Aid Kit includes:
- -FOOD & WATER-
- 3 Emergency Waters 4.22 fl oz
- 1 Emergency Food Bar 400 Cal
- -FIRST AID-
- 5 Sheer Bandages 3/4 in x 3 in
- 1 Face Mask
- 1 Triangular Bandage w/ Safety Pins 40 in (1 yd 4 in) x 40 in (1 yd 4 in) x 56 in (1 yd 1 ft 8 in)
- 1 Emergency Disaster Guide
- -LIGHT & COMMUNICATION-
- 2 Brightstick 12 hour
- 1 Emergency Whistle w/ Lanyard
- -TOOLS & OTHER-
- 4-in-1 Buckle (included in bag strap)
- 1 Compass
- 1 Flint
- 1 Strike
- -PROTECTION-
- 1 Emergency Blanket 84 in 52 in
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Personally, I'd forego the "emergency water" for an unopened bottle of spring water: more hydration, plus a reusable container to store and carry found water. That could slip in another pocket of your day pack and free up some space in this survival kit. I'd fill that unused space with a bit more food: a few nutrition bars like Clif, Kind, etc and maybe some hard candies. Rotate then out every year or so if you're worried about them expiring. Ditto for the bottled water if you're really paranoid.
Toss in a small headlamp, spare batteries, a Bic mini butane lighter, some cordage (paracord, bank line, etc), a small knife and maybe some water purification tablets. That'll give you a much more capable kit that still light and unobtrusive enough to permanently live in your day pack. Not sure I'd trust that tiny button compass embedded in the closure buckle, so maybe add a small orienteering compass (Suunto is a quality name but even an off brand compass of this type would be miles better).
Plus, use your head: make sure someone knows your planned hike, route and anticipated finish time. And if you get lost: stay put!