Outdoor & Camping Gear for Survival

Dragoyle supports all outdoor activities such as camping, hiking, survivalists activities and more. Knowing outdoor skills is essential in survival situations and having the right gear is imperative.

If you don't have those essential supplies and get lost in the wilderness, your chances of survival decrease significantly. Without shelter, you may be exposed to the elements, which can lead to hypothermia or heatstroke. Without a way to start a fire, you may have difficulty staying warm, cooking food, or signaling for help. Without a reliable source of clean water, you may become dehydrated, which can be dangerous, especially in hot and dry environments.

A lack of navigation tools, such as a map and compass, could make it difficult to find your way back to safety, while a lack of a first aid kit could make treating injuries and illnesses more challenging.

Overall, being unprepared in the wilderness can put you in a potentially life-threatening situation. Therefore, it's essential to carry the necessary supplies with you, know how to use them, and have a plan in case you get lost or encounter an emergency.

Here are some of the most important outdoor and camping supplies that one should have with them:

1. Shelter: A tent, tarp, or hammock with appropriate stakes and guylines to protect from the elements.
2. Sleeping bag and sleeping pad: A quality sleeping bag and pad to keep you warm and comfortable while sleeping.
3. Water filter or purification tablets: A way to purify water from streams or lakes to make it safe to drink.
4. Fire starter: Waterproof matches, a lighter, or a fire starter to start and maintain a campfire.
5. Headlamp or flashlight: To provide light during the night and in low-light conditions.
6. Map and compass: In case you get lost or need to navigate.
7. First aid kit: A basic kit with bandages, antiseptic wipes, pain relievers, and other necessary items.
8. Multi-tool or knife: A tool with various functions, such as a knife, pliers, screwdriver, and can opener.
9. Sun protection: Sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat to protect from the sun's harmful rays.
10. Food and cooking supplies: A stove, fuel, pots and pans, utensils, and food for the trip.

It's important to note that the specific supplies needed may vary based on the type of camping or outdoor activity and the length of the trip. Always do research and prepare accordingly before heading out on any outdoor adventure.