Solar panels such as theGoal Zero Nomad 5offer lightweight solutions for on-the-go power.

That’s where heated insoles can make a world of difference in your quality of life during an emergency.

Consider these for your bug-out bag if you live in a place where temperatures can drop below freezing.

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You also might want to ensure that you choosean emergency multi-function radiothat supports NOAA Weather Radio All Hazards.

You canbuild your own DIY lanternfor use in an emergency if you have the right supplies on hand.

Emergency Apps

Chances are you’ll still have your smartphone with you during an emergency.

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After all, it probably never leaves your side.

Download:FEMA foriOS|Android(Free)

What Will You Put in Your Emergency Bug-Out Bag?

If you’re unprepared, you’re leaving your fate up to chance.

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Instead, check that you’re prepared to control your situation and survive comfortably until conditions improve.

A little bit of effort now could drastically improve your situation later.

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