Cyber Monday Prepping Deals
Cyber Monday is the big online shopping follow-up to Black Friday. The two sales used to be segmented between online stores and brick-and-mortar, but there is plenty of overlap these days. Black Friday obviously started out as the big sale day. But Cyber Monday has grown in importance over the years as online shopping has grown. Cyber Monday prepping deals are just as good as Black Friday sales, especially online.
The biggest (and best) difference between Cyber Monday and Black Friday is that with Cyber Monday, there are no crowds. You won’t find mobs of people online, and you won’t have to wait in the cold to be the first in a store. Shop online at home and get just as good deals. We go through the ads to find the best deals for the holiday to get you prepared for Cyber Monday.
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The Good Cyber Monday Prepping Deals
5.11 got a late start (relatively) to the Black Friday deals this year, starting with most of their sales the week of Thanksgiving. But, they are pushing a bit later this year because Cyber Monday actually has steeper sales than the holiday week showed.
Black Friday boasted up to 50% off, and Cyber Monday extended some up to 70% off. So, if you held out on apparel or packs on Black Friday, you’re in luck because the deals are even better now on a few select items. Their Cyber Monday event is through 12/1 this year.
Some of the key deals include:
- The RUSH series backpack line (our preference is the 72)
- The new, bigger COVRT24 backpack (improved on the previous COVRT18 2.0)
- Technical apparel, like their base-layer shirts, mid-layer work shirts, web belts, etc. Especially check out their clearance section.
The Great Cyber Monday Prepping Deals
Medical equipment and first aid kits are still popping off for the holiday sales, with the variety of brands all trying to one-up each other.
MyMedic is still running 25% off all of their kits, with a few pushing even further. Our favorites include:
- MyMedic Sidekick IFAK – $56 (was $75)
- MyMedic Recon Pro First Aid Kit – $357 (was $440) – Plus, this is FSA/HSA eligible if you have funds to dump for the year.
Mountain Man Medical is still running the code bf2025 for 20% off through the 1st, so you can still apply it to kits that they’ve sold out of. This includes their popular Yellowstone Trauma kit.
If you are looking for emergency prescription medication, Jase Medical has $25 off over the weekend and 20% off all gift cards only on Cyber Monday. Our link includes $10 off for an even bigger savings at checkout. You can see why we prefer them over the other options in our emergency antibiotics review.
If you have the time to explore all of the options, there are plenty of great deals to be had. As far as gifts go, IFAKs are always a good bet.
The Best Cyber Monday Prepping Deals
Amazon is still the titan when it comes to Cyber Monday. They ramp up to it earlier and earlier every year, but they still hold the better sales for the day itself. The TVs and electronics are some of their most popular items on Cyber Monday, but there are tens of thousands of items on sale.
They still distinguish between Black Friday and Cyber Monday, even though the sale dates are combined in their advertising. You might have already noticed some Cyber Monday sale tags, since it officially runs from November 29th through December 1st.
I prefer to select ‘sporting goods’ or ‘home improvement’ categories to find all of the great survival and prepping gear that they list. For Black Friday, we found something on Amazon for every prepping category. But the Cyber Monday exclusive sales are fewer since many of the items from our Black Friday list are still on sale (if they didn’t sell out).
A few things I have my eyes on this year that are Cyber Monday deals:
- Teknet Personal Safety Alarm – $7 (was $10) – Use on a keychain or tripwire.
- Mechanix Wear Fastfit Gloves – $9 (was $20) – The other MW gloves are still on sale too.
- Lifestraw Personal Water Filter – $10 (was $20)
- Life Bivy – $12 (was $15)
- QuikClot Gauze – $14 (was $19)
- SAS Survival Guide – $15 (was $26)
- 10,000mAh Power Bank w/ Integrated Cables – $19 (was $30) – Don’t worry about cable converters when it has them all integrated.
- CQR Button Down Flannel – $20 (was $34) – One of my favorite work shirts at its lowest price.
- Baofeng UV-5G GMRS Radio w/ Chirp – $22 (was $32) – Skip the amateur radio test by picking up a GMRS radio instead.
- AstroAI 1600A Jump Starter – $38 (was $60)
- Ring Video Doorbell – $50 (was $100) – If you don’t have some sort of front door video notification solution, you should get on board.
- Cosori Dehydrator – $135 (was $160)
- Grayl Titanium UltraPress Water Filter Bottle – $144 (was $200) – The ultimate survival water bottle rarely goes on sale.
- Jackery Explorer 300 Pro 293Wh Power Station – $159 (was $259)
It definitely is more work than some of the other stores we list in this article, since you have to hunt for what you want. If you’re willing to give it some time and hunt down what you need to finish off your prepping and survival kits, Amazon will reward you with great prices on Cyber Monday. Check out the full list of deals here:
The INSANE Cyber Monday Prepping Deals
Augason Farms typically runs deals so often on Amazon that we track and update a list of Augason sales that go past 40% off.
But this year, they are going hard on their own website. Their sale started a bit early, so I’m not sure if they will even have much stock left on Monday- but if they do, they are practically giving some of their food storage away.
You can find most of their catalog running 20% – 60% off, and they helpfully have it sorted by the discounts, so you can see what is being promoted the hardest.
Here are the biggest markdowns:
- Hashbrowns Pouch – $2.00 (was $4.99)
- Banana Chips Pouch – $2.80 (was $6.99)
- Morning Moo’s Milk Alternative Pouch – $2.80 (was $6.99)
- Butter Powder Pouch – $4.40 (was $10.99)
- Creamy Wheat Cereal #10 Can – $7.60 (was $18.99)
- Dehydrated Carrots #10 Can – $10.80 (was $26.99)
- Freeze-Dried Peas #10 Can – $12.80 (was $31.99)
- Freeze-Dried Strawberries Pouch – $18.80 (was $46.99)
- 176-Serving Emergency Food Bucket – $43.40 (was $123.99)
- Premium 30-Day Emergency Food Bucket – $107.20 (was $267.99)
A few of the deals have already sold out, including:
- 72-Hour Emergency Food Pouch – $7.35 (was $20.99)
- 162-Serving Breakfast Food Bucket – $58.80 (was $146.99)
As you can see, they are selling out quickly, so jump on the deals fast before the discounts dry up.
The Final Word
We hope everyone had an awesome Thanksgiving and was able to spend it with family and friends. There are plenty of great deals this year for Cyber Monday, and we hope that by making this list, your shopping will go smoothly so you can get back to enjoying family and friends.
A few of the Black Friday Deals are still live, so you can check up on those as well. If you are looking for more gift ideas and deals, check out our gift guides:
- The 12 Best Survival Christmas Gifts
- The Best Prepper Christmas Gifts
- Best Survival Gift Ideas for Preppers
Keep exploring, stay prepared, and be safe.
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