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Entropy Survival The Safe Trail Survive All Go Bag | 30+ Piece Survival Kit
30+ survival tools in a 7-lb MOLLE-compatible pack. Fire, food, water, shelter, signaling, and basic medical gear for when you're off-grid.
$119.00 - $169.00
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Guardian Children’s Survival Kit – 72-Hour Emergency Preparedness Kit
72-hour kit designed for kids: food, water, warmth, first aid, and comfort items in a kid-friendly Rolling Bag or Backpack.
$88.99
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Guardian Hurricane Emergency Kit – 5-Gallon Survival Bucket with Food & Water
5-gallon bucket survival system with food, water (5-year shelf life), shelter, lighting, and first aid. Bucket doubles as toilet seat for shelter-in-place.
$167.99
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Emerge Survival 72 Hour Survival Kit w/60+ Critical Items by Emerge
Expert-curated 72-hour kit with 60+ premium components: Sawyer® filter, Datrex rations, trauma first aid, 50L dry bag. 1 or 2 person configurations.
$495.00 - $695.00
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Emerge Survival Every Day Carry (EDC) Kit | Compact Everyday Survival System
The ViTAC Every Day Carry (EDC) Kit delivers 16 essential survival tools in a compact, field-proven system—because true readiness starts with what you carry every day.
$125.00
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Elite First Aid Pet First Aid Kit for Dogs & Cats | 38-Piece Medium Kit
Tick removal, wound wash, self-adhering wrap, sterile gauze, cold pack & Pet First Aid Guide — 38 organized supplies for dogs & cats in a compact 1.0 lb orange travel case.
$30.76 - $36.26
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$99.95 - $99.99
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Ultimate Survival Tips Tiny Survival Guide® | Pocket EDC Survival Manual
$16.47 - $74.85
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Emerge Survival Ranger 80L Survival Backpack | Heavy-Duty Bug Out Pack
$295.00
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Emerge Survival Ghost 50L Dry Bag | Floating Waterproof Survival Pack
$195.00
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Emerge Survival Heavy Duty Dry Bag (30L) | Waterproof Survival Gear Bag
$90.00
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Emerge Survival Household Emergency Planning Sheets | Family Disaster Plan
$15.00
Your pre-tax dollars can fund your preparedness.
Most of our trauma kits and first aid supplies qualify for HSA and FSA reimbursement. Don't let your benefits expire — invest them in gear that could save a life.
Our Mission.
We've been downrange. We know what it costs to be unprepared. ViTAC was built by U.S. Army Special Operations veterans to make sure the people who run toward the threat — and the families who depend on them — have gear that works when everything is on the line.
— ViTAC Solutions Founders | 40+ years combined Special Operations experience
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Add'l Info
If You Only Remember This…
- All Survival Gear is the master collection of survival manuals, field guides, and individual gear items — the supplies that complement and complete a kit
- This collection includes survival handbooks, EDC tools, multi-tools, fire starters, paracord, and reference materials for outdoor, emergency, and preparedness use
- Use this when you want to add gear to existing kits, build custom loadouts, or stock individual items for specific scenarios
What's in All Survival Gear?
This collection covers the survival gear that goes beyond pre-built kits — the manuals, tools, and individual items that complete a preparedness loadout. From the SAS Survival Handbook to compact EDC kits, paracord-integrated straps, and bushcraft field guides, this is where you'll find the supplies that turn a kit into a system.
What You'll Find Here
- Survival manuals and field guides — Tiny Survival Guide, SAS Survival Handbook, Bushcraft 101, MeatEater Wilderness Skills
- EDC kits and tools — compact everyday-carry survival systems
- Specialty gear — self-defense kits, paracord straps, survival multi-tools
- Adventure-ready packs — VersaPAK™ EDC GoBag and similar
How to Choose Survival Gear
1. Match Gear to Skill Gaps
If you've never started a fire without a lighter, get a survival manual and practice. If you don't carry an EDC kit, start with a compact one. Don't buy gear you can't use.
2. Layer With Existing Kits
Survival gear works best as a complement to a real kit. A survival manual without a kit is incomplete; a kit without skills is unreliable. Build both together.
3. Pick Reference Material First
If you're starting from scratch, read first. The SAS Survival Handbook or Tiny Survival Guide cover the foundations. Then buy gear that matches what you've learned.
Ready to Browse?
Below is the complete collection of survival gear and reference materials in our catalog.