LED flashlight
A pocket-sized beam.
Possible uses: Check a dark stairwell; inspect beneath furniture; provide backup light.
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PREPPER SHOPSTHE GEAR WAGON
Small discoveries, practical possibilities, and things that earn their place.
A pocket-sized beam.
Possible uses: Check a dark stairwell; inspect beneath furniture; provide backup light.
↑ Back to Table of ContentsTwo hands free, one job easier.
Possible uses: Set up camp; work under a sink; find gear after dark.
↑ Back to Table of ContentsLight that stays put.
Possible uses: Illuminate a campsite table; light a room during an outage; use as a reading light.
↑ Back to Table of ContentsA light exactly where it is needed.
Possible uses: Light a book; illuminate a bag; brighten a small work area.
↑ Back to Table of ContentsLight that greets you.
Possible uses: Illuminate a closet; light steps; make nighttime movement easier.
↑ Back to Table of ContentsSmall backups with large consequences.
Possible uses: Keep a flashlight ready; power a radio; support a headlamp.
↑ Back to Table of ContentsAn extra charge in reserve.
Possible uses: Charge a phone; power a small USB light; keep navigation devices running.
↑ Back to Table of ContentsThe cords you miss when they vanish.
Possible uses: Charge phones; connect compatible USB gear; keep a dedicated vehicle spare.
↑ Back to Table of ContentsSmall bridges between outlets and devices.
Possible uses: Connect compatible devices; charge gear from an appropriate outlet.
↑ Back to Table of ContentsInformation when ordinary connections fail.
Possible uses: Follow weather alerts; receive emergency information; monitor storm updates.
↑ Back to Table of ContentsA small collection for ordinary mishaps.
Possible uses: Treat minor cuts; manage blisters; keep dressings accessible.
↑ Back to Table of ContentsPrecision in a pocket.
Possible uses: Remove a visible splinter; grasp tiny screws; thread a needle.
↑ Back to Table of ContentsA miniature cutting tool.
Possible uses: Trim nails; clip loose threads; tidy a torn hangnail.
↑ Back to Table of ContentsSee what your eyes cannot reach.
Possible uses: Inspect the back of an object; check a small facial injury; signal with reflected sunlight when appropriate.
↑ Back to Table of ContentsFor hands when soap is unavailable.
Possible uses: Clean hands when used according to label; keep near travel meals.
↑ Back to Table of ContentsThe repair department in a tin.
Possible uses: Replace buttons; fix hems; close small tears.
↑ Back to Table of ContentsA loud voice without shouting.
Possible uses: Signal for help; attract attention; mark a location.
↑ Back to Table of ContentsA compact barrier against heat loss.
Possible uses: Wrap around a person for emergency warmth; provide a temporary wind barrier.
↑ Back to Table of ContentsA portable rain barrier.
Possible uses: Stay dry; cover a pack; create brief rain protection.
↑ Back to Table of ContentsOne square, many jobs.
Possible uses: Wipe sweat; shade neck; wrap a clean object; identify gear.
↑ Back to Table of ContentsA little protection for hands.
Possible uses: Handle rough wood; sort gear; protect against minor scrapes.
↑ Back to Table of ContentsA backup that never needs charging.
Possible uses: Record measurements; leave a note; track supplies.
↑ Back to Table of ContentsA bag for the unplanned.
Possible uses: Carry groceries; separate laundry; organize gear.
↑ Back to Table of ContentsA dry home for small essentials.
Possible uses: Protect papers; store spare batteries; keep small items together.
↑ Back to Table of ContentsDrawers without furniture.
Possible uses: Sort clothing; separate clean from dirty; organize supplies.
↑ Back to Table of ContentsA place for everything tiny.
Possible uses: Store screws; organize sewing supplies; separate spices.
↑ Back to Table of ContentsDinner without electricity.
Possible uses: Open canned food; keep as a backup in a power outage.
↑ Back to Table of ContentsThe flexible helper.
Possible uses: Scrape bowls; stir food; clean out a narrow container.
↑ Back to Table of ContentsA wide mouth when you need one.
Possible uses: Transfer clean dry goods; pour suitable cool liquids with less spilling.
↑ Back to Table of ContentsExtra grip for stubborn lids.
Possible uses: Open jars; help with limited grip strength.
↑ Back to Table of ContentsDries quickly, packs small.
Possible uses: Dry dishes; wipe condensation; clean surfaces.
↑ Back to Table of ContentsSmall wedge, many uses.
Possible uses: Keep an interior door open when appropriate; prevent a door from swinging while loading.
↑ Back to Table of ContentsA softer circle of light.
Possible uses: Diffuse a cool LED beam through a translucent water-filled jug; keep electricity and water separated.
Also see: Milk-jug light diffuser
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Possible uses: Fold an opened dry-food bag and clip it closed.
Also see: Binder clips
↑ Back to Table of ContentsA second career for a lonely sock.
Possible uses: Slip over a fragile bottle or tool to reduce scratches during storage.
Also see: Old socks
↑ Back to Table of ContentsTape without a bulky roll.
Possible uses: Wrap a short length of duct tape around an expired plastic card for a compact repair kit.
Also see: Expired gift cards
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