101 Prepper Gear Supply Guide

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Whether you’re just starting out or whether you’ve been at it for decades, we all love gear!

I’ve said it over and over again that there’s nothing wrong with loving and buying gear. While it’s true that our mind and body are our greatest assets, gear is our ‘tools of the trade’ so to speak.

Prep gear and prep skills; there’s no reason it should be either or!

This is no particular order and keep in mind that some of these items do require you to learn a skill in order to appropriately use the item. And not every item will be right for everyone. These are just suggestions and ideas for bugging in or bugging out purposes.

Here are 101 pieces of gear that I recommend every prepper should consider having in their arsenal:

  1. Paracord
  2. Gorilla tape (or duct tape)
  3. Cook pot/set
  4. Propane/butane
  5. Beeswax
  6. Batteries
  7. Flashlights
  8. Portable solar panel
  9. Toilet paper
  10. Cotton swabs/Q-tips
  11. Altoid tins
  12. Backup battery packs for cell phone/other devices
  13. NOAA weather radio
  14. Communication device such as a HAM radio
  15. Candles and candle holders
  16. Physical map(s)
  17. Manual tools (can opener, hammer, etc)
  18. Hygiene products (soap, shampoo, etc.)
  19. Preparedness/survival/bushcraft books/magazines
  20. Folding/pocket knife
  21. Fixed blade knife
  22. Fire starters
  23. Ferro rod
  24. Lighters
  25. Matches
  26. Morale items (books, games, gum, candy, journal, etc)
  27. Axe
  28. Water purification/filtration methods
  29. Fishing supplies
  30. Heirloom seeds
  31. Gloves
  32. Compass
  33. Pads of paper with pens/pencils
  34. First aid kit
  35. Faraday cage
  36. Tweezers
  37. Bug repellent/bug netting
  38. N95 Mask (or other similar mask)
  39. Survival blanket(s)
  40. Multitool
  41. Good pair of shoes
  42. Quality socks (such as merino wool or just wool)
  43. Tarp(s)
  44. Poncho
  45. Carabiners
  46. Hand warmers
  47. Scarf/shemagh
  48. Glow sticks
  49. Sunglasses
  50. Hat(s) (for different types of weather)
  51. Quality pants
  52. Wool blanket(s)
  53. Quality tent
  54. Quality sleeping bag
  55. Binoculars
  56. Hand sanitizer
  57. Sillcock key
  58. Lip balm
  59. Sunscreen
  60. Trash bag(s)
  61. Ziploc bag(s)
  62. Anti-corrosion bag(s)
  63. Quality backpack
  64. Organization pouches
  65. Bellow
  66. Vacuum sealer
  67. Dehydrator
  68. Medications
  69. Wet wipes
  70. Anti-bacterial wipes
  71. P38 can opener
  72. Folder with important documents
  73. Borax
  74. Cash
  75. Gas stabilizer
  76. Gas cans
  77. Sleeping pad
  78. Chalk
  79. Electrolytes
  80. Vitamins
  81. Spork/camping utensils
  82. Water bath canning supplies
  83. Mylar bags with oxygen absorbers
  84. Bandana(s)
  85. Knife sharpener
  86. Shovel (folding or regular)
  87. Snare wire
  88. Whistle
  89. Collapsible bowls/cups
  90. Zip ties (of all sizes)
  91. Vaseline
  92. Tourniquet
  93. Water bladder
  94. Water bottle
  95. Jute twine
  96. Camping stove
  97. Sewing kit
  98. Dental hygiene kit
  99. Saw
  100. Aluminum foil
  101. Microfiber towel

There you have it! 101 items that could be added to your prepper gear supply.

There could be a lot added to this list that would be for personal needs. For instance, I wear glasses so I want an extra pair of glasses.

Or if you have kids, you’ll have some kid specific items to stock up on.

Or if you have pets, you’ll have pet specific needs to stock up on.

Or if there are any health concerns, you’ll have those needs to stock up on.

Take this list and add to it, change it as necessary.

Have fun!

Conquer tomorrow, by preparing today!

Morgan
Morgan is the founder of Rogue Preparedness. She has been a prepper for over a decade. She's a wife, mother of two daughters and is homesteading off grid. She teaches people how to be prepared for emergencies and disasters.

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Comments

  1. Thank you for sharing. I appreciate it. I do have a question. #65 Billow. Should that read bellows? If not, what’s a billow?

    Best regards,

    Mike

    1. Hi Michael,

      Hah! Totally my oversight. Thank you for pointing it out!

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