Surviveware Launches Sweepstakes Raffle for 72- Hour Survival Backpack
Mar 21, 2020
Surviveware’s 72 Hour Survival Backpack up for Grabs in this Month’s Giveaway
Woodbridge, United States - March 21, 2020 /MarketersMedia/ —
Due to the overwhelming response to the February Sweepstakes, in which a 72 Hour Survival Backpack was given away, Surviveware, a leading adventure preparedness retailer, is once again offering the Survival Backpack in the March sweepstakes raffle. This time, instead of “The Midnight Black Responder,” the prize is the “Big Red Responder.”
Self-sufficiency is a critical component of survival in which individuals need to play a proactive role. After a disaster, the first three days are vital since professional help might take days, even weeks, to reach one. With resources strained, individuals need to ensure that they can maintain their physical strength and health, as well as tend to their immediate medical needs by having a set of emergency equipment and provisions in place. Therefore, one must have a 72- hour emergency backpack to use during a crisis.
The “Big Red Responder” survival backpack contains essential supplies and critical items to last two adults in the first three days after a natural disaster or emergency. It’s packed with essential commodities like food and water. These provisions are stored inside color-coded pouches labeled with “personal, water, and food.”
The red pouches contain goggles, rain ponchos, hazardous bags, N95 dust masks, emergency whistle, tampons, and Surviveware’s Biodegradable Wet Wipes. The blue pouches contain Coast Guard-approved water sachets while long-lasting food rations are stored inside the green bag.
Aside from the consumables, the Big Red Responder survival backpack offers assorted tools that one can use during the first three critical days. This backpack contains emergency equipment and gear like waterproof matches, duct tape, emergency sleeping bags, a hand-cranked radio, tourniquet, cable ties, reflective paracord, splint, and snap lights. Surviveware also incorporated a LifeStraw Water Filter and a 2-person emergency tent into this 72-hour emergency backpack.
Surviveware’s organization system helps kit owners to navigate the backpack easily. A high-quality storage system called GridNet™ was added into the bag to keep the supplies in place and increase the accessibility of its stored items. This emergency equipment storage structure also gives users a good view of the supplies available inside the survival backpack.
Individuals who did not win the February Sweepstakes can now join this month’s raffle. Just click here to register and start raking in those entries. Surviveware will pick one winner at random to bring home the 72-hour emergency backpack in red.
This is a great way to start your preparedness journey. You still have time to join the raffle so hurry and join Surviveware’s Sweepstakes now by clicking here.
Contact Info:
Name: Amanda Condry
Email: Send Email
Organization: Surviveware
Phone: 703-910-5188
Website: https://surviveware.com
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