Election shock? Prep with a $20 survival kit advent calendar

Major election results swept the country last night, but if there’s one thing we’re not sweeping under the rug, it’s the need to prepare for an era of political change.

No matter your view of the new administration, there’s no bad time to stock up on survival essentials. Whether it’s power outages, empty shelves, or chaos in the streets, a simple kit with the right tools should have you covered.

Introducing the $20 Survival Kit Advent Calendar from Amazon — featuring 24 essential survival items to unwrap just in time for the holidays (and, post-election, for a little extra peace of mind). From a flint fire starter and emergency blanket to parachute cord, fishing lures, a wire saw, a compass, and more, it’s the ultimate compact kit for sudden emergencies and outdoor adventures.

Thousands of reviewers have already stocked up on this genius set, and many say it makes a perfect gift for both amateurs and seasoned survivalists alike. One reviewer explained, “This kit basically ticks all the boxes of required survival items, with some extras thrown in for good measure.”

And here’s the best part: just before Black Friday, the Survival Kit Advent Calendar is 22% off on Amazon. Stock up, stay prepared, and save big — all at once. Basically, the American dream.

Countdown to the holidays with this 24-day Survival Kit Advent Calendar. Each day reveals a clever new tool to add to your emergency stash — from a flint fire starter and emergency blanket to parachute cord, fishing hooks and lures, a wire saw, whistle, compass, and even a knife and spoon. The whole package comes in a beautifully decorated box that is compact and easy enough to store away for emergencies. It’s the perfect all-in-one for anyone who loves the outdoors, likes to be prepared, or is just a little worried about the state of the country.

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