First Aid and Survival Kits trek, hike and survival

Much more than a simple activity in the wilderness, living to survive is a way of consuming less and protecting the planet. Survivalism is a culture of anticipating catastrophes such as economic and environmental crises. It takes the perspective of a new life after catastrophe. In general, this will be the end of modern civilization, simply to survive in the face of nature's dangers. Survivalism began to develop in France in 2012, when the Mayan calendar announced the end of the world.

Today, survivalism has a growing following in France. Not only is it an activity in its own right that lets you test your survival skills, it's also a great way to reconnect with nature. Many people have decided to immerse themselves in nature, trying to survive outside the comfort and confines of the urban world. Survival techniques such as accessories and medical notions are the basis of survivalism.

If you too have a thirst for adventure and a desire to test your survival skills in the wilderness, Hattila has the essential accessories you need to survive in the wild.

What are the essential survivalist accessories?

Good equipment is essential for this survivalist activity.

A knife

This accessory is very useful for survivalists. You could opt for a Swiss Army knife. We also recommend multi-purpose pliers.

A paracord

It's one of the essentials of survivalism. Made of nylon, it is widely used in the army. It comes in the form of a paracord bracelet. It can be used to carry a large quantity of rope, strong enough to build a shelter or tools.

A headlamp

Both practical and functional, a headlamp is exceptional. Not only does it light your way, it also helps you make progress in the dark. It simplifies your night-time experience.

A firelighter

We all know that fire is essential for survival. But not everyone knows how to make a fire from what nature has to offer. So it's best to equip yourself with a fire starter.

An unbreakable Gourd

They are used to store foodstuffs such as rice, pasta and so on. Its watertightness keeps food dry and safe from pests such as insects.

A multifunction survival card

It's a space-saving alternative to the Swiss Army knife. This card can be used as a hex key, screwdriver, saw, knife, can opener and much more.

A survival blanket

This is an isothermal blanket. It retains some body heat and insulates against humidity, as it is waterproof.

A folding peel

It's essential, because it's very useful for small jobs. It can, for example, dig a hole near a tree to turn it into a shelter.

Folding cutlery and bowl

You could opt for solid, durable multi-purpose cutlery. Cutlery is essential if you don't want to eat with shells or on leaves.

A survival compass

It's a very practical tool for orientation. It can help you find your way.