Getting Home

America is the land of the gun. Our heroes, from the iconic cowboy, to the Prohibition-era G-man, to the modern-day action hero are defined by their guns. However, while the gun is certainly a loud and boastful tool, it lacks the utility of the knife.

Knowledge and materials are essential for preparedness. Plastic wrap is a low-cost material that many people overlook for survival considerations. You've likely fought your fair share of battles with plastic wrap when ripping a piece out of the box or attempting to cover a bowl of leftovers, but its stickiness is one of its most valuable advantages for survival.

When it comes to being prepared for a disaster situation, having the right gear and supplies is essential. This is where survival bags come in handy. Survival bags help to store and transport your emergency gear and supplies.

The main idea behind an EDC bag (Every Day Carry Bag) is to carry it daily. Your bag should contain some essential survival goods to secure your survival in an emergency. You can wear a backpack or keep a bag in the car that will accompany you daily in and out of your house.