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Gear Shop
50 vetted products across 10 categories. Every item carries a plain-language reason a squad keeps it on hand, member reviews scored on durability, weight and real-world use, and a one-tap add to your wishlist.
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Military-Style MRE Case (12 meals)

Portable Water Filtration Straw

Emergency Water Pouches (case of 64, 4.2oz)

Long-Term Food Storage Bucket (30-day supply)

Solar/Hand-Crank Power Bank (10,000mAh)

Hand-Crank NOAA Weather Radio / Flashlight Combo

Rechargeable LED Headlamp

Solar-Powered LED Lantern (collapsible)

Portable Foldable Solar Panel Charger (20W)
Combined squad wishlist
What each member saves rolls straight into one squad list, so nobody buys the fourth water filter while the squad still has no radios.
Handheld GMRS Radio (pair)
Dana Whitaker · Needed for the ridge-to-valley relay.
Water Filter Straw + Gravity Bag
Marcus Hale · Covers the creek if the well pump is down.
Trauma First Aid Kit
Renée Okafor · Second kit for the school-run vehicle.
Solar Panel + Power Bank
Sam Delgado · Keeps the radios and phones alive past day three.
Squad reviews
Members rate gear on the three things that decide whether it helps in a real emergency.
Water Filter Straw
4.7Ran the creek through it for six days during the outage. No taste, no clogging, packs smaller than a flashlight.
Durability 5/5 · Weight 5/5 · Real-world use 4/5 — Marcus Hale
Trauma First Aid Kit
4.0Used the pressure bandage on a chainsaw cut before EMS arrived. Heavier than a day-pack kit, worth every ounce in the truck.
Durability 4/5 · Weight 3/5 · Real-world use 5/5 — Renée Okafor
