Section
Survival & Tactical
Preparedness that fits a pack: kits, lighting, edge tools, and judgment.
Victorinox 1.3713 vs Leatherman 832934
Buy the Victorinox Huntsman, manufacturer part 1.3713, ASIN B0001P151W, when you want the 91-millimeter Swiss Army knife whose common card language prints about 3.4 ounces or 97 grams and fifteen functions that include scissors, a wood saw, two blades, a corkscrew, and the rest of the classic Huntsman tool stack,…
SOL 0140-1004 vs ESEE RAT Mirror
Buy SOL 0140-1004 when you want the floating Rescue Flash whose description says up to 10 miles, and you will take 2 by 3 inches and 0.7 ounces from the package photo rather than from a missing feature cell. Buy the ESEE RAT card when you want the dimension cell that says 3 by 2.13 inches, and you will notice the title says Wall-Mounted while the photo says Randall's Adventure and Training.
Kelty 4082021109 vs AquaQuest DEF-SQ-OD
Buy Kelty 4082021109 when you want the 108-by-108-inch cell that matches the dimension cell, and you will ignore the 16-foot tarp printed in the same description. Buy AquaQuest DEF-SQ-OD when you want the 9-foot-7 finished size, 19 tie-outs, and 20,000 millimeters, and you will ignore a size cell that still says 10 by 10.
Benchmade 535 vs Spyderco C223GP
Buy Benchmade 535 when you want the blue Grivory Bugout, the AXIS lock, and the title's CPM-S30V, and you will ignore the words Carbon Handle. Buy Spyderco C223GP when you want the Para 3's compression lock and G-10 scales, and you will read the blade etch because the card says both S45VN and S30V.
GRAYL 411-BCO vs Platypus 13903
Buy GRAYL GeoPress 411-BCO when you want the 24-fluid-ounce bottle whose special feature names viruses. Buy Platypus QuickDraw model 13903 when you want the 1-liter hollow-fiber squeeze that claims bacteria and protozoa and does not claim a virus.
UST StarFlash vs Coghlan's 9902
Buy Coghlan's 9902, UPC 056389099029, for the glass signal mirror whose size cell says 2 by 3 inches. The dimensions cell says 2 by 2. Buy the UST StarFlash on ASIN B075S4XZKB only if you will measure which of the two sizes in the description arrived. The page prints no model cell.
Fenix PD35R+ORG vs Streamlight 88082
Buy the Fenix PD35R+ORG bundle. Both output cells say 1700 lumens. Battery life says 100 hours. Runtime says 2 hours. Buy the Streamlight ProTac 2L-X USB, model 88082, UPC 080926880825. Both output cells say 500 lumens. The shape cell says Rectangular.
Gerber 31-001134 vs Leatherman 833143
Buy the black Gerber Dime, title part 31-001134. The model cell says 31-01134. The folded-size cell says 2.75 inches and the feature list names 10 tools. Buy Leatherman Skeletool CX 833143, Guava, UPC 037447017612. The photo is a Skeletool CX. The bullets describe an ARC.
Leatherman Signal 832262 vs Gerber 22-01471
Buy Leatherman Signal 832262 for the bullet that says 19 tools, a fire starter, a hammer, and a whistle. The weight cell says 9.6 ounces and the bullet says 7.5. Buy Gerber 22-01471 for the needle-nose multi-plier. The title says 15-in-1. A highlight says 12 tools.
UST WetFire vs Coghlan's 529
Buy the UST WetFire cube, brand cell UST, for the 0.75 by 0.75 by 0.5 inch tinder at 0.16 ounce. The pack count is not printed. The spark is sold separately. Buy Coghlan's model 529 for waterproof matches. The title says 10 pack. The pieces cell says 1.
Fiskars X7 vs Gerber Freescape 31-002536
Buy the Fiskars X7 for a light hatchet and bring your own saw. Buy Gerber 31-002536 for the Freescape camp axe with a nested saw and a hammer poll. Sheath whichever one is not in your hand.
Bahco 396-LAP vs Silky 340-13
Buy Bahco 396-LAP for the 7-1/2-inch blade, 7 TPI bullet, and a lock open and closed. Buy Silky PocketBoy 340-13, UPC 713976369889, for the 130-millimeter saw, a hard case, and an 8.5 TPI bullet. The teeth cells drop their units.
Midland ER310-MFN vs RunningSnail 090PG
Buy Midland ER310-MFN for the red and black crank radio, a 2,600 mAh pack, a micro USB cable, and NOAA scan and alert in the title. Buy RunningSnail 090PG for the green radio whose highlight says 4,000 mAh and USB-C. The listing video title says MD-090P.
HotHands H162900 vs Grabber HWPP10
Buy HotHands H162900 for the 10-pair title, up to 10 hours, and an average of 135 F. The items cell says 10 and the weight cell says 1.9 ounces. Buy Grabber HWPP10 for seven hours or more. Count the pouches. The included line says 10 hand warmers.
Sawyer SP544 vs Ben's 30
Buy Sawyer SP544 for 4 ounces of 20 percent picaridin, up to 12 hours on mosquitoes and ticks. Buy Ben's 30, part 0006-7187, for 3.4 ounces of 30 percent DEET and an 8-hour-or-more bullet. Do not mix the bottles.
Aquatabs AQT30 vs Potable Aqua Twin 50
Buy Aquatabs AQT30 for one 49 mg tablet in 0.75 to 2 liters and a 30-minute wait. Buy the Potable Aqua twin pack for two bottles of 50, 35 minutes, and up to 25 quarts per bottle. Ignore the 60-quart cell.
Fox 40 Classic vs Storm Safety Whistle
Buy Fox 40 FO34040 for the black three-chamber pealess whistle rated up to a mile. Buy Storm STORM-SFTW0053 for orange, half a mile on land, and 50 feet underwater.
Victorinox Classic SD vs Leatherman Micra
Buy the Classic SD 0.6223.3B1 for 58 mm and seven functions at a claimed 22 grams. Buy the Micra 64380101K for spring scissors, 10 tools, and a 2.5 inch closed body.