The outcome of many survival situations is often determined by some of the most simple and fundamental pieces of equipment a person carries. Having an ever present means to start a fire or simply be heard from a long distance can often make the difference between being rescued quickly or waiting for an extended period of time for someone to find you.
This multi-purpose survival bracelet provides you with many of the hard to bushcraft items that are essential to emergency survival situations. The integrated ferro rod provides a means to strike a fire when matches and lighters have been forgotten, lost, or have failed for one reason or another. The compact compass allows for basic navigation and helps ensure you do not fall into the common problem of walking in circles as often happens when people become disoriented in wooded areas. The handy whistle allows you to signal for help for long distance if you are incapable of yelling or the distance is too far to be heard.
For extended survival equipment you have fishing line, hooks, floats, swivels etc that will provide you a means to catch fish to supplement food supplies.
The 550 lb rated pararcord provides a means to secure a tarp for a shelter, fashion a sling or leg brace as first aid equipment or even repair broken rip cords on ATVs, snow machines or a boat motor.
WOVEN INSIDE you will find; 2 fishing hooks, fishing line, 2 lead weights, 2 floats, 2 swivels, 2 safety pins, fire tinder, 1 alcohol pad (first aid + fire starting). On outside of bracelet there is a compact compass, whistle, ferro rod as firestarter and scrapper/striker that also acts as a bottle opener
Provides an easy way to keep emergency survival gear on-hand for those unforeseen situations out in the backcountry
Made of 7 strand, 4mm diameter 550 paracord (12 feet / 4 meters)
One size fits most, strap loops over ferro rod to reduce size. Max inside dia. apx 3.25 inch, min. dia. apx 2.5 inch / 6.3 cm
Ideal gift for the camper, hunter, hiker, prepper or outdoors-person
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