Group Kit for Zombie Survival

At anytime during the zombie apocalypse, you should never go off anywhere alone. For safety, staying together is mandatory. An individual by themselves could easily be surrounded and consumed by zombies. Below are a list of things that EACH group should have (10 people or less). If things get too heavy to carry, you can always alternate who carries what. Keep in mind this is the equipment you should carry in addition to your individual gear.

Keep in mind we only list things that are necessary. Our zombie apocalypse checklist consist of items that we have carefully chosen and researched and recommend. Check back often, this site will be updated when we find better gear and equipment.

Medium Sized Medical Kit

If you get bit or scratched it’s over. There ain't a medical kit on the planet that’s bringing you back. Still, there are plenty of incidences where having a medium medical kit will serve you. Just surviving is a lot of strenuous work. Whether we are...

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Two Way Radio with Headphones

The big boys of communication are gone. Forget about cell service and even telephone lines. These are just not gonna be options. If you have the ability to preserve a couple good hand radios you will at least be able to communicate with your party. This...

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Reinforcement Materials/ Fortified Location

We’ve spent a lot of time discussing the various supplies and strategies once should implement in order to have a successful long-run survival plan. Many of those concepts revolve around having a pre-designated fortified location prepared and established as one of the cornerstones of your plan.

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Extensive Tool Kit

We’ve discussed a lot of different strategies and equipment to keep ourselves healthy and defended over the course of our long-run survival. What we need to talk about now are tools to keep the whole show running.

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High Powered Telescope

A good telescope will not only give you the ability to track and observe the night sky (in a totally free from light pollution environment) it will also allow you to peer into the distance and spot other survivors, or attackers.

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Flares/Lightsticks/Fire Extinguishers/Etc

There are so many small things you’ll want to have in your long-run survival kit that we can’t possibly name them all. We’re going to list off a pretty good selection of survival accessories you’ll want to add to your kit in some form or fashion.

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Crowbars

When the time comes to take care of some hardcore demolition business, nothing beats having a couple of seriously badass crowbars in your mix. Which crowbars, you ask? I’m so glad that you did.

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Group Water Purifier Pump

One of the things we talk about a lot on this site is the absolute necessity of having clean drinking water readily available. This can be a slow and demanding process when you’re treating water for more than just yourself.

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Bolt Cutter

The best cutters you can find would be small and light, but still strong and durable. With that in mind, I present to you the best damn bolt cutters that a group can find.

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Tool Kit

When you think about long-term survival after the zombie apocalypse, you probably don’t think about fixing things if they break. Or even fixing things you find and putting them to good use.

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Compact Entrenching Tool

Though a powerful high carbon steel entrenching tool will make a great weapon for offing zombies, there are other important and practical uses as well. Having a lightweight entrenching tool like the SOG F08-N gives you a way to bury your mess. Yes. Whether...

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Ax or Hatchet

There’s nothing worse than deciding to go whole hog on a zombie chopfest only to find you’re favorite ax has a broken handle or dull blade. With that in mind we’re going to talk about some of the most rugged, durable, sharp and generally bad assed axes on the market today.

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Extra Batteries

At this point in the game it should probably have crossed your mind that many of the modern conveniences we enjoy will probably not be available during a zombie outbreak. This will primarily be due to widespread electrical failures and power outages.

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Rope

You never know what kinds of situations you may encounter during a cross-country zombie evasion exodus. You may need to evacuate from a building or rappel down a rock face, or hoist your supplies into your totally amazing flying fortress.

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Water Cannister

If you’ve decided that you’re going to set up a cozy base away from home where you’ll be bugging out when the zombies hit the road, you’ll probably want to stockpile some potable water in there.

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Binoculars

You never want to be close to zombies, and you want to be sure you can tell if they’re coming from a long way away. The best way to get a good, long range view of zombies (other than from the space station) is to have a good set of compact and durable binoculars.

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Grappling Hook

Just like any climbing situation (and dealing with zombies, for that matter), using a grappling hook is inherently dangerous and should only be done with caution and at your own risk. A good grappling hook will be light, collapsible and most importantly strong enough to support your weight.

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Explosive Devices (3)

In a world of walking dead, explosive devices can do much more than simply maim. When you see these disgusting, cryptic hoards you realize much of the maiming has already taken place. Explosives can be lifesaving diversions as well that pull a horde away...

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Crossbow

The modern crossbow utilizes a combination of highly flexible materials and pulley systems to load more kinetic energy into a dart than a human could feasibly impart on their own with a traditional re-curve or long bow.

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Silencers/Suppresors

You never know when you’re going to need to quietly fire off some rounds from your pistol or rifle. Maybe you’re stealthily firing down some long-range sniper shots and don’t want to give away your position.

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Scopes

The term “scope” is the shortened version of the term “telescopic sight”. In the early history of firearms, guns had only iron sights. These were basically little spikes of metal, or a metal bead, at the end of the barrel of your gun that you could line up with your target in order to aim effectively.

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Manuals

What we’re going to do today is put together a list of the absolute best of the best survival guides and manuals, all in one place, just in case you missed them in the articles along the way.

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Katana

A Katana is traditional Japanese sword typically between 23 ½ and 28 inches in length. These swords were traditionally made by hand, the steel hammered into folds upon folds and cooled in water.

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Wakizashi

If things get really dicey, and you know that is probably going to happen at some point during a zombie apocalypse, you may need a back up hand-to-hand combat weapon.

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Compact Shovel

There comes in time during the course of most expeditions when a group will need to move some dirt. You may be fortifying a position, digging a latrine, building earthen reinforced shelters or any number of other activities.

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Latrine

Some of us more than others, but all of us nonetheless, must go to the bathroom on a daily basis. If you haven’t considered your waste disposal situation, than you’ve forgotten a major factor of you long-run survival plan.

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Compass

Once it becomes clear that you’re going to need to do some navigating in order to survive, a good compass is going to really come in handy. Everyone knows that the sun rises in the east and sets in the west, but those sorts of general navigational guidelines will only put you in the vicinity of your intended destination. If you are using a map or atlas for guidance, you’ll need a good compass to chart an accurate course to your destination.

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