What is the Best Survival Kit Container? Discussion Topic by Equip 2 Endure

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We want to hear from you... what is your preferred container for your survival kit? Adam's used pouches What about using your cooking pot? Anyone out there use your cooking vessel as their survival kit container? Does it make sense and does it work for you? Leave your comments below or feel free to share your videos! ------------------------------------------------------ Other E2E Videos Vanquest Husky http://bit.ly/1x1THhs Maxpedition Mini Survival Kit http://bit.ly/1v08KVL ------------------------------------------------------ Product Links Vanquest Husky - http://bit.ly/1x1TKd6 Maxpedition - http://amzn.to/1r0bNy7 Zebra Pot - http://amzn.to/1uxB7sZ Live Fire - www.LiveFireGear.com ------------------------------------------------------ Equip 2 Endure http://bit.ly/1v08KVR Free Membership! Join our community today to be part of our contest & giveaways, join discussions on the forums, news, blog, videos, podcasts and so much more! E2E Store http://bit.ly/1x1TKtw Follow Us on Twitter http://bit.ly/1v08NRj Like Us! http://on.fb.me/1v08NRm E2E Newsletter Sign-Up http://bit.ly/1v08NRn E2E Newsletter Archives http://bit.ly/1x1THxY





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