Falcon 4 - Folding Lock Knife NOW included

Compact in size and handy in a survival situation this knife features an extra sharp surgical stainless steel blade, half is serrated for cutting cord or twine easy.

It sports a tough lightweight Leymar plastic handle and convenient thumb hole allows one handed opening with either left or right hand.

Size: 6.4 cm when closed and 11.1 cm open, blade length 4.6cm, handy key chain

Manufacturers Lifetime Warranty

ST Survival Fire Striker

Works wet or dry
Starts a fire in seconds
Robust construction
Comes with steel scraper
Excellent value for money!

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Flu Hygiene Kit

Help protect against flu viruses with this handy hygiene kit. Contained within the handy zip closure bag are 2 x Hand Sanitiser Gel Tubes, 5 x Anti Bacterial Barrier Wipes & 2 x Infection Barrier Face Masks

Everyday low price $7.95

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Survival Tip

Ration your drinking water

Water is a high priority in survival situations, you can't do without this stuff. If you've prepared before setting out on your journey you should have some water with you, ration what you have to make it last. On average a person needs around 2.5 litres a day, depending on the climate where lost and the amount of physical exertion.

Try to leave the work until the cooler night hours to avoid dehydration and sweating which results in valuable fluid loss. Generally the less you sweat the less water you will have to replace. If you have gone without water for any great length of time it is not advisable to drink a large amount in one go.

It is better to take small sips wetting the inside of your mouth and swallowing slowly, drinking a large amount may only end up becoming a waste of precious resource due to your body passing through what it doesn't need at the time.

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