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Boy Scout In A Bottle
The Survival Bottle itself is an acrylic, 27-ounce water bottle with a screwcap and keeper. Inside is a compressed towel that magically expands to 23" x 11-1/2", a 52" x 82" Mylar blanket, a 3" x 1" magnesium fire-starting block with a 3" saw blade, a 5-function pen-knife/tool, and a whistle/thermometer/compass/mirror/magnifier/LED flashlight combo (phew!) powered by a couple of included coin cell batteries.
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93668 SURVIVAL BOTTLE |
Three & A Half Inches Of Survival
Hang your keys on it for now. Some day it could save your bacon. Our little dark-green plastic survival combo measures 3-1/2" x 1-1/2" x 3/4" and has pop-out 3X binoculars, a compass, a little covered signal mirror, and a fold-out white LED light (battery included and replaceable). On a 1" chain with a split ring.
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39498 SURVIVAL BINOCULARS |
Survival Kit
Someday when you're lost in the woods, you'll be very, very glad you ordered this compact survival kit. It's the classic camp director's whistle, raised to new heights. The 4-1/2" x 1-1/8" dia orange-plastic treasure hangs around your neck on a yellow nylon cord. On one end, the whistle. On the other, a compass. Unscrew the compass, and it reverses to a signal mirror, and reveals a 2-1/2" deep waterproof compartment for aspirin or medicinal brandy - or for the matches you're going to strike against the 3/4" long sparker. No, it's not overkill for a teacher to wear it on the playground. 'S cool.
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91897 WHISTLE/COMPASS |
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