A hurricane survival kit is far different from most survival kits for a few obvious reasons. The first is that many survival kits are small because they are meant to be http://www.nomorefakereviews.com/tact-bivvy-review/ portable and meant to be carried along with the individual. That is actually not the case with a kit that is designed to deal with hurricanes, in large part because of the expectation of what situation are you going to be in if you need this type of aid. If you are in a situation that requires this type of a kit, it means you are probably stuck in a house or building that is boarded up and prepared for the hurricane. So the hurricane survival kits do not need to be portable and concise for a wilderness survival situation, but they do need to have supplies that can get a stranded person supplied and in good shape for a week or two even if there is no running water and no electricity.

Because of these, a quality hurricane kit should be more like a large tub. A propane stove with extra propane is a good way to make sure you have cooking ability, or some other type of camp stove. You will also want a first aid kit, water purification tablets, and if possible, one gallon of water a day for at least 14 days - as many people don't realize you could be stranded for this long. If you can't have that much, get as much as you can. A heavy duty flashlight with extra batteries is also good, as well as bug spray, strike anywhere matches, candles, and enough canned food and dry food supplies to last for a couple weeks. All of these materials are absolutely necessary to survive with as much comfort as possible after a hurricane.

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