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Home/Shop Supplies/Wildfire Preparedness/Wildfire Bug-Out and Safety Supplies Ready Bag
Home/Shop Survival Kits/Wildfire Preparedness/Wildfire Bug-Out and Safety Supplies Ready Bag
Home/Wildfire Preparedness/Wildfire Bug-Out and Safety Supplies Ready Bag
Wildfire Bug-Out and Safety Supplies Ready Bag
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Wildfire Bug-Out and Safety Supplies Ready Bag

If you live in wildfire country, you know the importance of having the right emergency supplies ready if you see a wildfire threat or are told to evacuate. Our CODE RED Basic Wildfire Safety kit is a great Ready to GO Bag filled with the basic safety supplies you may need.
Item# Hfe-wild1bsc
$198.54
$249.00
Availability: Usually ships in 5-7 business days
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Product Description

Of course, we all want to save what we can but what about the personal essentials like a little non-perishable food, safe drinking water, first-aid supplies, and a bunch of other items that can help you get through the smoke and lets not forget our pet’s needs.

Key Features:

  • 2-400 cal. Food Bars (5 year shelf-life)
  • 2-6 Pouch Packs Drinking Water (5 Year shelf-life)
  • 1-107 Comprehensive First-Aid Kit w/ cold packs and burn ointments
  • 1-Flashlight with batteries
  • 2-Light sticks
  • 1-7 in one survival whistle (compass-thermometer-led light-signaling mirror-whistle-storage-magnifier)
  • 2-Breathable disposable masks
  • 1-Reusable cloth mask to help filter smoke
  • 1-Face Bandana
  • 1-Amazing Cooling Towel
  • 1-Safety EYE Goggles
  • 1-Safety Vest (reflective stripes-One size fits all)
  • 1-Pair Work Gloves
  • 1-Ball Cap style head cover with neck flap (NOT RATED-for fire or hot ember protection)

    • Packaged in a RED HD Backpack
    None of the items including clothing in this kit are certified fire proof, fire resistant, smoke protection or fire protective products. If you find yourself in a fire dangerous situation you should leave the area immediately and call 911

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