festival survival kit

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If you are planning on going on an extended festival circuit, you may want to think about buying yourself a festival survival kit. There is nothing worse than running out of food, or getting caught out in the middle of no sleep. The first thing you'll want to stock up on our energy bars, as they will keep you going for days. Also stock up on bottles of water and some cough drops, these come in handy if you get stuck in a storm. Don't forget your walking sticks and sunglasses, these too should be in your survival kit.

The festival survival kit will have items that can help you enjoy the music and dancing, but also to ensure you stay safe and well-fed. This kit has everything you need to keep safe on your festival tour. This festival survival kit is made out of a lightweight but tough metal tin, designed specifically to carry up as little valuable packing space as possible. Stylish and durable, the festival bag will keep your personal effects within easy reach. Designed to be carried on your back, this anti-theft backpack has roomy interior compartments and pockets to store all your valuables. Additionally, it also comes with an adjustable, non-removable shoulder strap for a snug and comfortable carry.

A typical festival survival kit would contain sun block, hand sanitizer lotion, waterproof matches, lip balm, lip gloss, bug repellant, sunscreen, two liters of water bottle (with ice and water bottle cooler compartments), and an anti-fly swatter. For those attending music festivals, they will also need ear muffs and sunglasses, eye protection, an organizer, and a first aid kit. Most concerts will not allow audience members to bring their own stuff, which means that you will need to stock up on these items. However, most festivals do allow you to bring a small water bottle with plenty of water in case water becomes too diluted or is accidentally spilled.