Surviveware Announces February Sweepstakes Winner of 72-Hour Survival Backpack
Mar 20, 2020
Lucky Winner to Bring Home Over $350 Worth of Survival Gear
Woodbridge, United States - March 20, 2020 /MarketersMedia/ —
Surviveware, a leading adventure preparedness retailer, is proud to announce the winner of its February 2020 Sweepstakes. This month's winner will get to bring home the "Midnight Black Responder"- a 72-Hour Survival Backpack in the shade of black.
For February, the winner of their Surviveware giveaway was Danielle Mitchell. She's the first person to own the company's black survival backpack complete with its self-sustaining system and structure that is common in all Surviveware preparedness and emergency kits.
The company's monthly sweepstakes are their way of giving back to the adventure community by supporting the "prepared lifestyle" that their customers are invested in. Surviveware aims to ensure that every household has access to emergency and survival tools that they can use after the onslaught of a disaster.
Geared towards the growing culture of "emergency preparedness," Surviveware, whose products are available on Amazon Prime, is continuously developing new products that help increase the level of preparedness of its customers. One of their latest products is the 72H Survival Backpack.
The 72-hour emergency backpack offers a variety of supplies needed during the first three days of a crisis. It comes with enough provisions for two people for those harrowing first hours of a natural disaster or evacuation. Knowing that the first 72 hours are critical to one's survival, Surviveware focused on those necessary items which are crucial to resiliency and survival after a disaster.
Aside from the personal supplies like food and water, Surviveware included provisions such as outdoor ponchos, googles, emergency tents, emergency sleeping bags, hazard bags, N95 dust masks, an emergency whistle, and a pack of Surviveware's Biodegradable Wet Wipes.
Also included in the 72-hour emergency backpack is a Small First Aid Kit together with other survival gear, such as a hand-cranked emergency radio, tourniquet, waterproof matches, reflective paracord, splint, cable ties, duct tape, snap lights, and a Lifestraw Water Filter.
The supplies are stored inside color-coded pouches. These packets segregate the supplies into personal, food, and water. Separating items is part of an organization system that is a hallmark of Surviveware's products.
To level up the customers' experience, Surviveware used a high-quality storage system called the GridNet™. It stores the emergency equipment and provisions through the structured elastic grid retention system incorporated into the survival backpack. This makes it easy for kit owners to access the items.
For March, the company is giving away another 72-hour emergency backpack, this time in the color red.
Hurry and check out Surviveware's current sweepstakes here. Who knows, you might be the next lucky winner to bring home one of their preparedness and hygiene products.
Contact Info:
Name: Amanda Condry
Email: Send Email
Organization: Surviveware
Phone: 703-910-5188
Website: https://surviveware.com
Source: MarketersMedia
Release ID: 88950461
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