POCKET SURVIVAL PAK™ & POCKET SURVIVAL PAK™ PLUS
by Doug Ritter™
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The Adventure® Medical Kits POCKET SURVIVAL PAK™ was developed by Equipped To Survive™ founder and editor Doug Ritter to fill a void in the market; an affordable, truly pocket-sized, high quality pocket survival kit that really could save your life™. Six years later, Doug Ritter introduced the upgraded POCKET SURVIVAL PAK™ PLUS which adds a number of nice-to-have items. The PSP+ still provides an incredible value and still fits in a pocket.
"...the Pocket Survival Pak is a well-thought out tool that should be in every sportsman's pack."
Editor's Choice
American Rifleman.
"There are a few worthy pre-assembled PSK’s on the market. One of the finest is the Adventure Medical Doug Ritter Pocket Survival Pack."
Michael Brown
Tactical Knives Stayin’ Alive Kits.
"...everything a mini kit should be...Doug Ritter and Adventure Medical kits can give themselves a well-deserved pat on the back"
Read what else Dr. Terry Trier had to say
about the Pocket Survival Pak in
Tactical Knives.
"...one of the best kits on the market when it comes to a personal survival kit that can be carried full time and still have true survival applications."
Read what else renowned survival expert Jeff Randall had to say
about the Pocket Survival Pak in
S.W.A.T. magazine.
"This may be the most important gift you'll ever give...Bonus: Save someone's life and they'll get you a way bigger present next year." (Penthouse, December 2005)
Read independent Backpack Gear Test reviews of the POCKET SURVIVAL PAK™
"Everything you need in an emergency in one tiny little pack...so small and light that you'll never hesitate to throw it in a daypack."
Backpacker Magazine
Here’s the best of everything for the best (and neediest) of everyone - Don’t Get Killed: ...There are lots of things that can happen if you’re not careful... This (Pocket Survival Pak PLUS) Survival Kit by Adventure Medical Kits includes a knife, collapsible 1-liter water bag and water purification tablets – and all of it fits into a waterproof pouch that goes right in your front pocket.
Maxim
Here Doug offers information specific to the POCKET SURVIVAL PAK™ and POCKET SURVIVAL PAK™ PLUS that can enhance its value to you in an emergency, answer questions about the kits' development and the survival gear included, and generally help you to get the most out of the PSP and PSP+.
A portion of the proceeds from the sale of the POCKET SURVIVAL PAK™ and POCKET SURVIVAL PAK™ PLUS supports the Equipped To Survive Foundation. Click here to learn more about the Equipped To Survive Foundation.
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| Both the Pocket Survival Pak™and Pocket Survival Pak™ PLUS really do fit in a pocket! |
Where to purchase the POCKET SURVIVAL PAK™ & POCKET SURVIVAL PAK™ PLUS
POCKET SURVIVAL PAK™ & POCKET SURVIVAL PAK™ PLUS Contents List POCKET SURVIVAL PAK™ & POCKET SURVIVAL PAK™ PLUS Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) What the experts are saying about the POCKET SURVIVAL PAK™ POCKET SURVIVAL PAK™ Assembly Slide Show Helps answer the question, "why does the Pocket Survival Pak™ cost what it does?" (uses Javascript) How to Use the Rescue Flash™ Signal Mirror included in the PSP and PSP+ POCKET SURVIVAL PAK™ Survival Instructions
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POCKET SURVIVAL PAK™ PLUS Supplemental Survival Instructions POCKET SURVIVAL PAK™ BONUS! Survival Information by Doug Ritter (733 Kb) POCKET SURVIVAL PAK™ PLUS BONUS! Survival Information by Doug Ritter (371 Kb) | Get Free Acrobat (PDF file) Reader |
| A portion of the proceeds from the sale of Doug Ritter™ and the Doug Ritter logo Gear supports the non-profit Equipped To Survive Foundation. |
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| SELECT AND USE OUTDOORS AND SURVIVAL EQUIPMENT, SUPPLIES AND TECHNIQUES AT YOUR OWN RISK. Please review the full WARNING & DISCLAIMER about information on this site. |
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First Published on: May 5, 2004
Revision: 03 July 2, 2006
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