Will protect me against the zombie apocalypse?
1933205
No, this will not protect you against a zombie apocalypse as zombies are not created through airborne particles. You need a different kind of protection that would protect you from bites, scrapes, etc... it might help if you smashed a zombie in the head with the filter but there are many other tools to help you in those situations. I HIGHLY recommend this kit from Gerber for better protection: http://www.gerbergear.com/Apocalypse/Gear/Apocalypse-Kit_30-000601Good luck, and remember... don't stare at the flowers. ;)
1933206
Yes, yes it will. Every zombie you encounter (not including the ones we send to Washington every couple of years) will be easily defeated by this mask/filter combination. And a machete. But mostly the mask.
1933207
No, this will not protect you against a zombie apocalypse as zombies are not created through airborne particles. You need a different kind of protection that would protect you from bites, scrapes, etc... it might help if you smashed a zombie in the head with the filter but there are many other tools to help you in those situations. I HIGHLY recommend this kit from Gerber for better protection: http://www.gerbergear.com/Apocalypse/Gear/Apocalypse-Kit_30-000601 Good luck, and remember... don't stare at the flowers. ;)
173271
What do you mean by protected? You might be confusing the plastic cover provided with some flashlights to fit over the 18650 battery so it can replace the 3 AAA battery holder.
1797276
Sure but zombies are slow (read Max Brooks Zombie Survival Guide) and it would be conviniant if you had a gun and some extra mags but guns should be a last resort when dealing with zombies and you would look cool with this. Im buying this to prep for zombie apocalypse...
2184894
I don't see this on the list of zombie apocalypse approved gear currently, better check with the manufacturer. I work mostly with polymers, elastomers, alloys and the substances to treat and finish them. Very seldom do I work with biologics. At least, not intentionally. The fridge could use a cleaning though...
994154
Definitely! I store mine in a plastic bin with all of my travel gear. Sometimes it's on top and other times it's crushed on the bottom. The material used for the duffel is top of the line, rugged and just screams "abuse me"! I've never folded it over but, I'm sure it wouldn't be a problem. This bag is ready for the Zombie-Apocalypse!
2154675
Most Zombies are slow and retarded. Sure, chainsaws are functional...(and fun) in this capacity, but they are heavy and cumbersome to wield. They also create quite a mess. I recommend swinging an aluminum bat. The Brooklyn Smasher found here http://www.amazon.com/Cold-Steel-92BS-Brooklyn-Smasher/dp/B002D4IJ0Y/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid;=1432580322&sr;=8-4&keywords;=aluminum+bat is a fantastic option. Plus no gas and no embarrassing false starts.
1114987
I believe it will protect it very well. I have one and it gives sturdy protection. You should be happy if you get this.
863920
I wouldn't have blind faith that you were completely safe as they are not intended for this purpose. That being said, the multiple layers of chainsaw protection and steel toe would certainly give you a better chance than a regular rubber boot. Are you looking for a chainsaw boot in particular? Or just a rubber boot with a better chance of stopping a snake bite? If you haven't already, I'd recommend looking into the snake proof boots on the market, I don't have a need but have seen many different models that look pretty cool.
1812411
Yes, just wear both protective clothing, safety glassed and a wire mesh face shield. The black berry thorns will do a number on you if you don't.
1302311
Yes. You can still play online AND offline for both Zombies and Multiplayer. There is still a large number of people playing too. I can always find plenty of people to play with.
14325
Yes, it'll protect against most any surge other then a direct lightning hit.
534086
...I suppose so haha but you be taking a serious moral high ground against zombies and fellow survivors
721421
Are you crazy, NO NOT SAFE FOR THAT. It's just to heat water. Do ya think we are living in a zombie apocalypse.
1345385
The only time the opponents are zombies is when you play the zombies game. It's separate from multiplayer where you play bots or people online
1597646
Yes. It's a survial game. You will be shooting and fighting zombies also there's diolouge and choices you have to make quickly.
665916
No, it is not protected against moisture, but "Jun" gave a very good answer on how you might get some outdoor use out of it. I plan to use it outdoors with some protection and expect it to last long enough to make it well worth the price I paid.
874418
It depends on the nature of the EMP (nuclear detonation at surface, high altitude, space, concentrated, etc), so it would help if you were more specific about the type and intensity you were concerned about. But that being said, the IC in the flashlight are probably not hardened, but they are essentially contained in a Faraday cage (the housing and reflector, the gap in the tail cap is probably smaller than the wavelength of most typical EMP radiation) so would probably be protected. If you wanted to be extra sure you could keep the flashlight in your household Faraday box (you do have a household FB right?) along with your battery operated radio and any other electronics you are going to need in the ensuring chaos.