Survival Gear - Apartment Prepper

What if You Have to Walk Out of the City in an Emergency?

March 28, 2017 aptprepper Emergency Preparedness, Survival Gear

This post is by Bernie Carr, apartmentprepper.com If you live or work in the big city there is always a chance you may have to walk out in an emergency.

Many Preppers Fail to Do this One Thing

March 25, 2017 aptprepper Beginner prepping, Emergency Preparedness, Survival Gear

This post is by Bernie Carr, apartmentprepper.com A lot of people are paying attention to prepping. We’re even seeing articles in the mainstream media that more and more “regular” people

Why I Keep Two Knives with Me

March 21, 2017 aptprepper Emergency Preparedness, Every Day Carry, Survival Gear

This post is by Bernie Carr, apartmentprepper.com One popular topic around the preparedness community is the “EDC” or every day carry. These are items we keep with us wherever

Survival Hax Tactical Flashlight Review

January 12, 2017 aptprepper Emergency Lighting, Emergency Preparedness, Survival Gear

This post is by Bernie Carr, apartmentprepper.com I had an opportunity to try a review sample of the Survival Hax Tactical LED Flashlight. What’s included? Flashlight Rechargeable 3.7v 18650 battery with

The TOP 11 Gifts For Non-preppers

November 17, 2016 aptprepper Emergency Preparedness, Survival Gear

Written by Mike Harris With the holidays fast approaching I know how frustrating it can be trying to get loved ones that perfect gift that is not only practical but

Money Mondays: Should You Pack Emergency Gear While on Vacation?

July 11, 2016 aptprepper Emergency Preparedness, Financial Preparedness, Money, Survival, Survival Gear

Many people prepare for emergencies at home, but decide to forgo prepping while on vacation. After all, being on vacation means being carefree, and no one really wants to think

Why You Should Keep Tarp in Your Survival Kit

June 10, 2016 aptprepper Emergency Preparedness, Family Preparedness, Survival Gear

A few weeks ago, we took a day trip to a wilderness area for a picnic. There was no rain in the forecast that day, and there were no clouds in the sky when we set out. After an hour’s drive, we arrived and scoped out a spot by some trees. A couple of hours later, the clouds started coming in. Pretty soon the sky was dark and you could just feel a slight cool down in the temperature, which signifies rain. The wind came in and we knew we were about to have a downpour.

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