OUTDOOR SURVIVAL TOOL TRIAD WHISTLE COMPASS THERMOMETER WITH IN SOUTH AFRICA

Outdoor Survival Tool Triad Whistle Compass Thermometer With Hang Rope Specification: Product Name: Triad Whistle Compass Thermometer Material: ABS Plastic Size: 6cm x 3cm (lenght x width)(one side is campass,the other side is whistle) Function: 1. Whistle(nuclear design make the voice of the whistle more loud,comes with nylon sling) 2. Compass(more accurate and clear) 3. Thermometer Features: This small whistle also cames with the compass and have the function of the thermometer Comes with rope make it more easy to carry and take out. When in the wild these tools are very necessary and can provide timely help. Travel, party, outdoor sports and all kinds of competition activities suit to use. Package Included: 1 x  Triad Whistle Compass Thermometer Survival tips When you’re in a spot of trouble, take a deep breath and keep a clear head. The mistake that many people make in life-or-death situations is getting their priorities wrong. Think, before you act. The phrase you use to remind yourself is: PROTECTION, RESCUE, WATER, FOOD. These are the absolute basics you need to survive. And survival now needs to become your number one goal. So here we go-down to business.   PROTECTION: whether it’s from the elements, dangerous animals or imminent hazards, protection is your number one priority in a survival situation. CLOTHING: Clothing is your first line of defense against the climate. So wear or improvise appropriate clothing. In the cold, layers of clothing trapping air are warmer than just one thick garment. Keep your body’s core warm. Headwear is important. And a golden rule of cold? Act before you get too cold. Avoid sweating and keep your clothing dry. Wet clothing can lose up to 90% of its insulating properties. Water conducts heat(away from your body)approximately 25 times faster than air of the same temperature, so keeping your clothes dry, be it from sweat or the elements, is vital. In a hot climate, clothing and headwear may be your main protection from the sun. Keep skin covered to prevent burning. An improvised hat or head scarf can provide shade and keep the body cool if made wet.(Think urine or any fluids you can find-remember: survival is rarely pretty)