8 The Off-Grid Gadgets You'll Need To Survive The Zombie Apocalypse

The PowerPot harnesses the heat from a campfire to boil water and generate electricity that can be used to charge your phone via USB. The basic model generates 5 watts of electricity that can be used anywhere you like, and a new 10-watt model has recently been introduced.

Price: starting at $149

There will almost certainly be injuries. Grab a first aid kits so you can patch yourself back up if need be. Amazon sells a fully-stocked first responder's kit for $98.

Charge this lantern up during the day time and it becomes a free source of light at nighttime. You'll probably want a bunch of these.

Price: $18.95

If you have a radio, you have a way of staying connected to civilization at large. This radio can generate its out power via solar panels, or you can turn a crank to charge it up. It gets AM, FM, and NOAA weather stations, features a built-in flashlight, and even a cellphone charger.

Price: $35

This incredible device "removes minimum 99.9999% of waterborne bacteria ... and surpasses EPA standards for water filters." It would be an indispensable tool for anyone trying to make do without such comforts as plumbing and running water.

Price: $20

The BRCK (pronounced "brick") is best summed up as "a personal backup generator for the Internet." It's a heavy duty portable hotspot that can support up to 20 devices at a time.

BRCK was designed for use in rural Africa, where steady Internet connectivity and electricity is hardly a guarantee. The team that built it has a saying: If it works in Africa, it'll work anywhere.

BRCK is not yet available, but you can learn more about it here.

It's hard work staying a step ahead of the undead. Just because you don't have electricity doesn't mean you need to starve while doing it.

MREs (meals ready to eat) are entirely weatherproof, waterproof, and bug-proof — it's worry-free food that can be prepared easily over a small fire, and that's what any good zombie hunter would want.

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