The Ultimate Hurricane Supply List For Serious Preppers

Keep those you love most safe when sh*t really hits the fan inside of this extreme above-ground emergency shelter. This bulletproof shelter is large enough to fit up to eight people and strong enough to withstand an EF5 tornado with winds in excess of 200 miles per hour.

There will be no need to brush up on survival skills before venturing to the great outdoors as long as you make sure to pack the stove in a can – it’ll take care of everything to need to make it through the night – minus providing you with shelter or actual food to cook with.

While not technically food, these survival tablets are technically edible. They contain all the nutrients, electrolytes, and calories that you need to continue living when the absolute worst happens. Although, if you're stuck in the woods with only these and nothing else, you might start eating bark off of trees.

For emergencies or for the campsite, this flashlight is your ace in the hole. The lamp has five light modes and can stay lit for up to 12 hours. It doubles as a power bank to charge your phone, too.

Another must have item for your household. This 60 serving pack is delicious freeze dried food, it has a shelf life of 25 years! You could buy it once and in ten years if there was a food supply shortage in your town, you'd be covered!

The Jackery portable power station is the perfect portable generator to keep your essentials charged up and running. It can also be recharged using solar panels, so you can keep it going while being completely off-grid.

Don't wait til water stops flowing! These sterile and stackable water holding bricks are the perfect way to neatly keep a steady supply of fresh drinking water.

In case you lose power, this solar powered cookware from Sunflair is a really solid alternative to cook your food from sun up to sun down.

With hospitals worldwide being potentially overrun, it doesn't hurt to have some basic knowledge of first aid in case you need to take care of things on your own. The book covers the golden rules of first response, important first aid items you need, how to diagnose maladies and injuries, and more!

Another solid idea is filling up one of your bath tubs with water, and then using it for showering, and drinking - but you'll need to purify the water! In the event you can't purify it by boiling it, these water purification tablets are a great substitute to get safe drinking water.

Since expectation doesn't always meet reality when a man's out on the trails, keep him safe with this ultralight survival tent. The bag is barely bigger than his fist and weighs only half a pound. The tent inside will keep two people safe and warm by reflecting 90% of their body heat back into the tent.

If the thought of tub scum makes you scoff, you need this emergency bathtub liner. It lines your tub and holds up to 100 gallons of clean, accessible water. It's simple to use, just place in the tub and use the fill sock to attach to the tub faucet.

When outlets aren't available but you need to stay in contact with loved ones, a charger that can power up your phone up to 10 times is just what you need. This solar version requires nothing more than the sun to rejuice itself.

A generator is a permanent solution to a temporary power outage and it's one you can't live without. Generac's standby system is available in several kW sizes and is smart so you can access it with your phone or tablet.

When you're running a generator, everyone knows it. Honda's version is miles ahead of the rest, putting out the same power with less noise. This one is no louder than a normal conversation.

Throwback to ye olden days with a set of 100 classic board games to keep you amused when the electricity and internet are out. The thrills may be analog instead of digital, but victory over your opponents is just as sweet.

A bag you can grab at a moment's notice is a necessity when a moment's notice is all you might have to prepare. This go-bag comes in clutch when it's time to go, it has almost everything you could possibly need to escape an emergency and has enough supplies to keep two people going for three days.

You can never have too much water during a hurricane. Stay hydrated with a can of water that has a 50-year shelf life. The cans are BPA free and can be stored in temps as hot as 150 degrees or as cold as 33 degrees without the worry of damage or erosion to the can.