Zombie Survival Crate

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Gear for The Lone Survivor
I wouldn’t be breathing if I didn’t have rules: vigilance, good judgment, meticulous preparation.

Travel Light
Surviving the zombie apocalypse requires traveling quickly and quietly, which means packing light. You must always pick your tools wisely and keep them within reach. 

The small throwing knife set is my trusty sidekick in the constant war for survival. This is no toy, my friend. Compact but lethal, its stainless steel blades are equally suited for slashing through the underbrush, debris-filled alleys, or hordes of the undead. If you have to pick one close-combat weapon, this is it. 

Keep Moving
Subways, abandoned malls, convenience stores—you learn real fast which places to avoid and which are worth visiting. Either way, you never look for supplies without a reliable flashlight, and you never travel without a small first aid kit and a roll of duct tape for fast field repairs for yourself and your gear. 

Get Educated
Know thyself and know thy enemy. That’s what Sun Tzu said, and if it worked for a legendary warrior like him, it’ll work for me. Sometimes, I like to find a safe spot and keep my wits sharp by thumbing through Max Brooks’ definitive Zombie Survival Guide. The man was enlightened, may he walk in peace. 

Spam

It’s obvious but I’ll say it anyway: you can never carry enough Spam.

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