All Survival Supplies Australia

Most mass-market survival kits are designed for mild emergencies and general global conditions—not Australia's extreme environments. They typically contain inferior components that degrade rapidly in our heat, components that aren't rated for our water contaminants, and medical supplies that don't address Australian-specific threats like our venomous wildlife. Survival Club systems are engineered specifically for Australian conditions and tested in real-world emergency scenarios across the country.

We recommend selecting based on three key factors: environment (urban, rural, outback), duration (72 hours, 1 week, or extended), and mobility needs (home storage, vehicle, or backpack-portable). Our comprehensive Home System is ideal for most Australian families as a starting point, while those in bushfire-prone or remote areas should consider our more extensive Outback System. Still not sure? Read our Guide ‘Choosing the Right Survival System’.

Building an effective emergency kit requires extensive knowledge of gear compatibility, real-world testing experience, and access to military-grade components not available to the general public. Our systems leverage decades of emergency response expertise and use components that have undergone thousands of hours of stress testing. While it's possible to assemble your own kit, most self-built systems contain critical gaps or incompatible components that only become apparent during an actual emergency—when it's too late to make corrections.

1. Military-Grade Water Filtration System: Ensures safe hydration from even the most questionable water sources, rated for Australian contaminants.
2. All-Weather Fire Starter: Ignites reliably in cyclone-force winds or scorching heat. Because in Australia, "all-weather" truly means all weather.
3. High-Calorie Emergency Rations: Engineered nutrition that withstands extreme temperatures without degrading. 
4. Multi-Tool with Premium Steel Construction: Versatile functionality that won't bend or break when you're relying on it most.
5. Advanced First Aid Kit with Australian Snake Bite Protocols: Because generic overseas kits don't cut it when you're facing our unique wildlife threats.
6. Rapid-Deploy Emergency Shelter: Protection from UV rays that can kill and temperature swings that defy standard gear ratings.
7. Satellite Communication Device: Maintain contact when you're beyond the reach of our notoriously patchy mobile networks.
8. Military-Spec Compass and Navigation Tools: Find your way whether you're in dense bush or featureless outback.
9. Heavy-Duty Survival Knife: Full-tang construction that stands up to the toughest Australian hardwoods.
10. Durable, Water-Resistant Documentation Case: Protect crucial personal information from tropical downpours or dust storms.

For more information, read the guide ‘Top 10 Essential Survival Tools’