Emergency fanny packs usually only contain the bare necessities for short-term survival, and are favored by people who have received training to be neighborhood first responders. The hands-free carrying option of the fanny pack enables first responders to use both hands in assisting those who are victims of the current emergency.
Note: If you're an employer looking for great employee gifts, give the survival fanny pack. You'll be a true hero for thinking of the welfare of your people!
Containing the basic necessities for one person for up to 48 hours, emergency fanny packs are lightweight and unobtrusive, perfect for tucking into a desk drawer in the office, or keeping in the trunk or glove compartment of the car. With the widespread awareness of how vulnerable people are to natural and man-made disasters, the disaster fanny pack has become a popular corporate gift.
Survival or Emergency Pack Ingredients
The items listed below are a representation of what commercially-produced disaster survival packs might contain:
- 1 – Dust mask
- 1 – AM/FM radio
- 1 – Pocket-sized 33-piece First Aid Kit
- 1 – High-calorie emergency food bar (1 person/3 days)
- 1 – Thermal blanket (warmth and emergency shelter)
- 1 – Poncho with hood (keep out the rain)
- 1 – Safety whistle (to call for help)
- 1 – Packet of tissues (great substitute for TP)
- 1 - Flashlight (include the batteries)
- 3 – 8.5 oz boxes of water w/attached straws
"First ask yourself: What is the worst that can happen? Then prepare to accept it. Then prepare to improve on the worst." - Dale Carnegie
Some survival fanny packs may also contain waterproof matches, water purification tablets, and contact/ID cards. These survival fanny packs make ideal gifts for loved ones who commute to the city every day and average from $30 to $50.
Gift Ideas: High school or college students, parents, friend who is traveling by plane...with a little thought you'll have some ideas of who you can give one to.