The skill and knowledge that come from using gear are equally important to the knowledge of building kits and carrying them. As you'll read, not all emergency/survival kit concepts are what they're cracked up to be, and there's a transparent distinction between an “emergency kit” and a “survival kit.” What works great in theory isn't always so in practice. preparedness on and around him. For the aim of this text, the main target is only on the pocket kit. this may include gear that will be carried during a single cargo pocket during a set of BDU pants. this suggests the extra gear carried on a belt (for instance, a belt knife, pistol, flashlight, etc.), while important, won't be addressed but shouldn't be dismissed as unimportant. Given the dimensions of the pocket, your kit will ride in, you've got many considerations: Hard or flexible case? Water-resistance? simple access? These are all questions and considerations you want to determine. At some point, my kit modified from an Altoids tin to a military decontamination kit container for more space. But after experiencing a leak, Today, I carry my basic cargo pouch kit and tend to carry supplemental “frequent-use” pocket gear in other containers. After all, “one is none,”
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