Prepare For Your Camping Trip

Prepare For Your Camping Trip

You need the basic supplies to take on a camping trip. You need one convenient place to find camping gear, lightweight cooking utensils and compact versions of everything required to conquer the wilderness. When you reach your destination, be free to fish, swim and hike. Don't waste time worrying about not having the essentials.

One easy to pack tool is the red Swiss Army knife. See it at The Survivalist Emporium: www.survivalistemporium.com. It functions as a screwdriver, scissors, and tweezers plus has three different size blades. This is a must-have tool for the survivalist.

New uses for the Army camouflage armband are to carry your cell phone and Ipod hands free. It also features a clear ID window to display your driver's license or fishing license, plus a zipped compartment for money and keys. Fits securely around your arm or ankle. Olive drab color to blend with your other gear.

The Survivalists Emporium has this and other popular camping gear. See a picture and full description at www.survivalistemporium.com the most convenient online source for survivalist supplies, camping gear and hiking safety products. Excellent customer service both before and after you make a purchase.

How To Take A Hike Safely

Families who go on a camping trip frequently enjoy hiking through the woods as part of their recreation. Trails through remote areas may be well marked. Although people enjoy being out in natural surroundings, it is wise to take along some modern safety products in case an unthinkable event happens.

Of course you don't expect to get lost on a marked trail. Just like you don't expect to drive down the wrong road, you don't expect to walk down the wrong trail. In that unpleasant and even frightening situation, you'll be glad you brought along a few extra supplies.

At The Survivalist Emporium you can find items made for your protection. You need the following:

· Esbit Pocket Stove – weight 3.25 oz.
· Fuel pellets
· Wooden Matches or Fire starter (various styles)
· Heatsheet Blanket – weight 3 oz. (fits 1 or 2 people)
· Water packs
· Food packets

These are all lightweight and designed for easy carrying. You need to take them along on a hike as a minimum precaution. Slip them into your convenient backpack along with an emergency rope tent to ensure a safe hike through the woods. Find these and other outdoor supplies at:
www.survivalistemporium.com