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Reddit mentions of Crown Sporting Goods SCOA-001 Stainless Steel Whistle with Lanyard – Great for Coaches, Referees, and Officials by
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- SPORT WHISTLE: Make the right call with a sport whistle from Crown Sporting Goods!
- LOUD AND CLEAR: Features a bold, crisp sound that requires less breath than traditional pealess whistles
- SOLID STAINLESS STEEL: Stainless steel, corrosion resistant whistles that come with a braided black lanyard for hands-free use
- JUST THE RIGHT LENGTH: Adjust the gold bead to control the length of the lanyard. Find the most comfortable setting and lock it in
- MANY USES: Whistles are handy for coaches, referees, linesmen and officials as well as for lifeguards, animal trainers, and traffic police officers
Features:
Specs:
| Color | Basic pack |
| Height | 0.5 Inches |
| Length | 1.9 Inches |
| Release date | November 2012 |
| Weight | 0.03 Pounds |
| Width | 1 Inches |
Disclaimer, I only patrol about a dozen shifts a month.
Pen-style cuff key in left shirt pocket, next to my Fisher Space Pen.
Rite-in-the-Rain notepad in the same pocket.
Whistle on a chain in right shirt pocket.
Good folding knife with seat belt cutter and window breaker.
Phone Charger.
Backup pocket-carry CREE LED flashlight.
I grew up in Louisiana and always had these at the ready in case another Katrina came by. Barebones and lightweight in case you need to get up and move.
Multitool - Something that's sturdy, offers plenty of options, but also is lightweight. If I got washed out, this would be one of the top things I'd want coming with me.
First Aid Kit - You just never know. Water can hide a lot of nasty stuff like sharp metal edges, broken glass, etc. The kit I've linked to also comes with a multitool.
Water Filtration System - Dehydration will get you before anything else. Southern heat combined with physical exertion takes a lot out of anyone and tiny filtration systems like this will take care of you without adding bulk.
Meal Replacement Bars - You'll ideally want a few days emergency food. I recommend meal replacement bars that are high in protein and fiber and no less than 500 calories. They'll provide decent nutrition and should make you feel satiated for at least 2-4 hours. I don't have a recommendation on this one because there are so many brands and flavors.
Hand Crank Lantern - A reliable source of light that you can crank on your own. Generally, I avoid using generators and the like. I'm paranoid about electricity after flooding occurs.
Whistle - Great for alerting people without tearing up your vocal chords. It's also very, very, very good to have in case animals that shouldn't come by are nearby.
Dust Mask - If your city floods, there's going to be a lot of crud that comes up from the sewers and a lot of things accumulating inside buildings. Save your lungs and your noses.
Portable Battery - I love this age of technology we're in. Charge this a few days before the storm hits and you'll be able to keep your phone charged for days if the power goes out.
Insect Repellant - The ample amount of still water after a hurricane is prime bug nesting. A little repellant goes a long way.
Paddle Your Own Canoe by Nick Offerman - Or any book really to help pass the time. This is a fantastic read though. :)