This backpack has stuff...
...and that stuff will help you survive.
Make sure your survival kit is:
- Able to hold different-sized items
- Is durable
- Able to withstand oncoming water
- Lightweight
- Attachable to something on your body
- Easy to carry
In your survival kit, you should pack:
- First-Aid items (bandages, gauze, butterfly sutures/stitching)
- Water purifying items (iodine)
- Water storage items (self-filtering water bottles, normal water bottles, condoms)
- Fire-starting items (waterproof matches, lighter, tinder, hand lens)
- Signaling items (small mirror, flares)
- Food procurement items (fish hooks and fishing line, snare wire)
- Items for shelter (blankets)
- Clothing items (jacket, hat, shoes)
Also, items such as a spile, knife, and a (possibly) and handgun or a bow and arrow should be taken. A splie will allow easier access to fluids, a handgun could be used for signaling defensive purposes, and a bow and arrow could be used for defensive or hunting purposes.
Food is important to bring along, as well. Energy bars are a good, nutritious item to pack.
A compass is also a crucial item to bring along so you don;t lose your sense of direction. It can also be used as a good signaling item.
Congratulations! You are now able to survive in the wild!