SurvivalAid Wilderness Ready Pro Remote Survival & SOS Kit – Canada

An expedition emergency pack for remote outdoor travel. It combines navigation, shelter, water-treatment, fire-starting and first-aid supplies with a personal locator beacon and local signalling equipment. Supplied with 12 L of sealed drinking water and 7,200 kcal of emergency food, packed separately from the bag. The 5 L collapsible water container is supplied empty. Proposed configuration. Final supplier models and packed contents require confirmation.

Kit contents

The list below is the original design specification. Supplier models, ratings, expiry dates and final packed quantities still require confirmation. The picture is a concept illustration.

• 1 × Large padded outdoor expedition pack
• 1 × USB power bank, 20,000 mAh nominal
• 1 × USB wall charger with North American plug
• 1 × USB-A to USB-C charging cable
• 1 × USB-C to Lightning charging cable
• 1 × Battery-powered AM/FM emergency radio
• 1 × LED flashlight
• 1 × Spare battery set matched to the flashlight and radio
• 1 × First-aid pouch
• 20 × Assorted adhesive bandages
• 6 × Sterile gauze pads (assorted small and large sizes)
• 1 × Roll medical tape
• 10 × Antiseptic wound-cleansing wipes
• 2 × Pairs disposable nitrile gloves
• 2 × Non-adherent wound dressings
• 1 × Roller bandage
• 1 × Triangular bandage
• 1 × Pair blunt-tip scissors
• 1 × Emergency whistle
• 1 × Reflective emergency blanket
• 1 × Rain poncho
• 1 × Pair work gloves
• 2 × NIOSH-approved N95 respirators (supplier approval/model verification required)
• 1 × Folded plastic sheeting pack
• 1 × Roll duct tape
• 1 × Pair non-sparking utility pliers (supplier material/specification verification required)
• 1 × Moist hygiene-wipes pack
• 1 × Pocket tissue pack
• 4 × Waste bags
• 4 × Bag ties
• 1 × Household emergency-plan and contact-information template
• 1 × Document sleeve
• 1 × Local-map storage sleeve (customer adds local map)
• 1 × Pencil and notepad
• 1 × LED headlamp
• 1 × Baseplate compass
• 1 × Signal mirror
• 1 × Emergency bivy sack
• 1 × Compact groundsheet
• 1 × Cordage bundle for general utility use
• 1 × Pair tweezers
• 6 × Safety pins
• 1 × Instant cold pack
• 2 × Sterile eye pads
• 1 × Digital thermometer
• 1 × CPR face shield
• 1 × Sealable spare-battery storage bag
• 1 × First-aid emergency-contact template
• 1 × Current licensed first-aid guide (authorized supplier)
• 1 × Empty 5 L collapsible food-contact water container, pictured style
• 24 × Sealed 500 mL drinking-water bottles (12 L total)
• 2 × Sealed 3,600 kcal no-cook emergency ration packs (7,200 kcal total; allergies to review)
• 1 × Ferrocerium fire starter and striker
• 1 × Waterproof-match container with matches
• 6 × Packaged tinder tabs
• 1 × Compact multitool with knife and screwdriver
• 1 × Portable water purifier (independent microbiological performance evidence required)
• 1 × UV-protective sunglasses pair
• 1 × Brimmed sun hat
• 1 × Sunscreen container (market-appropriate labelled product)
• 1 × Insect-repellent container (market-appropriate labelled product)
• 1 × Insulating beanie
• 1 × Pair insulating gloves
• 1 × High-visibility SOS signal panel
• 1 × Compass/map and signalling instruction card
• 1 × Offline-navigation setup and trip-plan card
• 1 × Toilet-tissue pack
• 1 × Hand-sanitizer bottle
• 1 × Compact sanitation trowel
• 1 × Eating utensil set
• 1 × Collapsible cup
• 1 × Compact shelter tarp
• 1 × Utility cordage bundle
• 1 × Country-coded 406 MHz GNSS personal locator beacon (approved model and battery validity to verify)
• 1 × Beacon registration and self-test instruction pack
• 1 × Compact equipment-repair kit
• 1 × Storage, inspection and replacement schedule card

Approximate bag size: 15 W × 12 D × 24 H inches.

Personalize your kit

Completed trip plan left with a trusted contact, actual route/topographic maps, phone or GPS with offline navigation, fitted extra layers/footwear, personal medication, dietary needs and additional water/food required by terrain, weather, exertion and duration. Register the supplied beacon to the owner in the correct country registry and verify battery validity before use.

Preparedness reference: Parks Canada hiking guidance. Plan your route, carry appropriate safety equipment and adjust your supplies for the conditions. This reference is general guidance, not government approval of this product.