
Prime Big Deal Days Prepper Finds
There are some big deals on prepping supplies and survival gear already live and in store for the third annual Prime Big Deal Days, running October 7-8, 2025.
Wait, didn’t we just go through Prime Day back in July? We sure did! Got some great savings on some survival gear we had our eye on, too!
And apparently, Amazon just wants to dish out more savings because this Prime-only sale event is on again this year after its debut in 2023. It does fill in the gap between Prime Day and the upcoming holiday season well, though. My young kids have already started cruising through the Walmart and Target toy catalogs, so it’s not lost on me that we’re not far from the holidays.
But, don’t just grab early Christmas presents – check out the options for your survival kits as well!
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What are Prime Big Deal Days?
We’re not quite sure. We know that Prime Day is a manufactured holiday used to liquidate a lot of Amazon’s overstock, but this Prime members-only sale seems to be just a sale gearing up for the holidays. Last year, it lasted two days, and this year will be the same.
Honestly, the name could use some work. “Prime Big Deal Days” is clunky and hard to say, but we won’t argue with the deals they have slated. You’ll need to be signed up as an Amazon Prime member to take advantage of the deals.
Not all of the ‘deals’ are actually that great. That’s why we look at the best deals on prepping supplies and survival gear, and then make sure that they are either at or close to the lowest price of the year.
Best Prepper Prime Big Deal Days Deals
The categories that the deals are focused on can vary, but the ones that are most applicable to prepping and survival fall into only a few.
Some of the key categories include:
- Sports & Outdoors (for outdoor survival and bushcraft)
- Home & Kitchen (Small appliances for food and pantry prepping)
- Electronics (security, batteries, and power packs)
- Tools & Home Improvement
Some of the biggest deals are in Amazon-branded products or ‘Amazon Basics’.
Solar Panels, Power Packs, & Security
Electronics are always a huge focus for Big Deals Day (and other big sales holidays), but that doesn’t just mean TVs and game consoles are on sale.
Power Banks
Charge your phone and other devices with power banks. There are a few really inexpensive power banks, but they are from brands we don’t recognize and haven’t tested. Stick with tried-and-true brands when it comes to batteries to avoid fire risk, overstated storage capacity, and other quality issues.
- INUI 10,000mAh Power Bank – $20 (was $27)
- Anker MagGo 5,000mAh Power Bank – $28 (was $70) – Our top EDC power bank for iPhone users is the lowest we’ve seen since last Black Friday.
- Anker Nano 3-in-1 10,000mAh Portable Charger – $35 (was $45) – With the AC plug and USB-C cable built in, this is the best all-in-one solution for your phone.
Power Stations
When you want to power something larger than your phone, you’ll need some serious battery storage. While power stations continue to get cheaper and cheaper over the years, they are also best to pick up when they are on huge sales:
- Jackery Explorer 293Wh Power Station – $159 (was $259)
- Oupes Exodus 992Wh Power Station – $299 (was $549)
- Ecoflow Delta 2 1024Wh Power Station – $369 (was $699)
- Anker SOLIX F2000 2048Wh Power Station – $799 (was $1,999)
- Ecoflow Delta Pro 3600Wh Power Station – $1,384 (was $2,799)
Solar Panels
- Renogy 50W Stationary Solar Panel – $49 (was $75)
- Renogy 100W Stationary Solar Panel – $68 (was $115)
- Ecoflow 110W Portable Solar Panel – $149 (was $209)
- Ecoflow 220W Portable Solar Panel – $309 (was $549)
- Eco-Worthy Solar Charge Controller – $30 (was $50)
Batteries
Regular Alkaline or rechargeable batteries are always a deal for these types of sales, and it’s a good time to stock up before the holidays.
- Battery Daddy Storage Case – $17 (was $20)
- Energizer Max 24 AA + 24 AAA Combo Pack – $23 (was $39)
- Amazon Basics 108-Count Alkaline Battery Super Pack – $38 (was $48)
Home Security
The Blink system is fantastic and can be easily turned into a cloud/hybrid system simply by plugging a formatted USB drive into the Sync Module. Learn more about why we like them in our home security cameras review.
- Prime Line Strike Plate – $5 (was $9) – Strike plates are a cheap, simple, and effective security upgrade.
- Prime Line Double Strike Plate – $8 (was $11)
- Ring Battery Doorbell – $50 (was $100)
- Blink Outdoor 4 Security Camera 3-Pack – $75 (was $190)
- Blink Outdoor 4 XR Security Camera 4-Pack – $120 (was $300)
Some of these were Early Deals that we caught, but we’re glad they continue through the actual sale days since the discounts are so steep.
Outdoor Survival Deals
Outdoor survival is a small but gear-intensive part of prepping (unless you are into primitive bushcraft), and there are some good deals on some of our top picks this year.
- LifeStraw Personal Water Filter – $10 (was $25)
- Explore Land Shemagh – $10 (was $25)
- Olight iMini 2 EDC Flashlight – $12 (was $20)
- Scotch Auger Manual Drill – $13 (was $16)
- Uberleben Zunden Ferro Rod – $13 (was $18) – clip the coupon too.
- Aquatabs Water Purification Tablets – $14 (was $17)
- Gas One GS-3400P Propane/Butane Stove – $21 (was $40) – the top pick from our survival stove review is on sale.
- SOG XL Entrenching Shovel – $28 (was $32)
- CamelBak Arete Hiking Hydration Pack – $28 (was $75)
- Waterdrop Gravity Water Filter – $30 (was $43) – the top pick from our water filter review is on sale.
- Arcturus Military Wool Blanket – $32 (was $40)
- MechanixWear Material4X M-Pact Gloves – $32 (was $38) – the top pick from our survival glove review rarely goes on sale.
- Cold Steel SRK 6″ Fixed Knife – $40 (was $70)
- Streamlight PolyTac Right Angle Flashlight – $42 (was $115)
- Eberlestock Bando Bag – $52 (was $60) – this brand rarely goes on sale, and this EDC fanny pack has been selling out all year.
- Grayl Ultrapress Filter Water Bottle – $60 (was $75)
- Coleman Triton 2-Burner Propane Stove – $85 (was $130)
- Olight Seeker 4 Pro 4600 Lumen Flashlight – $98 (was $140) – the upgrade pick from our survival flashlight review is the cheapest we’ve seen yet.
- Eberlestock Bandit Pack – $135 (was $169) – a 14L backpack that’s an upgrade for your EDC or day trips.
This list may grow/shrink as we can’t show them until they are live, but they are also limited quantities, so we’ll continue to update them to be current and add their sale pricing when we’re allowed.
Survival Movies & Prepper TV Shows
Amazon Prime offers more than free shipping- it also offers a way to stream (many for free) some prepping and survival-related TV shows.
They have most of their movie assortment on sale, so if there are any movies you’ve been looking to see, now may be the time to pick them up (or rent them).
Several titles from our large survival movie list are offered, so it’s a good chance to catch up on any that you’ve been meaning to check out.
They also have their channel subscriptions and even some TV show series on sale. Sales on these are rare, so you can check out our favorite prepping and survival TV shows to see if there are series you want to pick up.
Food Storage Deals
Whether you’re stashing food away or creating a sustainable garden, there are some good deals over the course of Prime Big Deal Days.
Emergency Food Storage
- Survival Seed Kit 16,000 Seeds – $20 (was $40)
- Mountain House Chili Mac #10 Can – $35 (was $56)
- Mountain House Yellow Curry w/ Chicken & Rice 6-Pack – $35 (was $72)
- Mountain House Classic Food Bucket – $95 (was $134)
Augason Farms
The top value from our emergency food supplier review has most of their products with massive discounts for this sale, with most of them at the lowest price of the year.
Day 2 updates on Augason Farms are live.
- Funeral Potatoes Pouch – $5 (was $8)
- Biscuit Mix #10 Can – $9 (was $18)
- Bread and Roll Mix #10 Can – $10 (was $26)
- Country Fresh Nonfat Milk Powder #10 Can – $12 (was $25)
- Dehydrated Spinach #10 Can – $12 (was $23)
- Morning Moo’s Milk Alternative #10 Can – $14 (was $29)
- Creamy Potato Soup #10 Can – $15 (was $35)
- Dehydrated Mixed Veggies #10 Can – $15 (was $35)
- Freeze-Dried Strawberries #10 Can – $17 (was $35)
- Cheesy Broccoli Soup #10 Can – $17 (was $40)
Food Preservation & Tools
- Complete Guide to Pressure Canning – $7 (was $20)
- KitchenAid Classic Can Opener – $9 (was $18)
- Magic Mill Food Dehydrator – $52 (was $65)
These are some of the best deals around and may end up back-ordered or out of stock as the sale goes on.
Medical Supplies & First Aid
Everyone needs first aid supplies, so seeing some good sales in this area is always nice. Over 21% of preppers have a physical limitation, medical condition, or disability to contend with, so making sure medical needs are met is at the forefront of their preparedness plans.
Home Medical Supplies
- Essential Oils Natural Remedies Book – $8 (was $25)
- Pulse Oximeter – $13 (was $16)
- Blood Pressure Monitor Cuff – $31 (was $40)
- Liquid IV Electrolyte Powder – $16 (was $24)
First Aid
- Moldable Splint – $7 (was $9)
- Israeli Bandage (2 pack) – $13 (was $16)
- QuikClot Gauze – $15 (was $19)
- NARCAN Nasal Spray (2 pack) – $35 (was $45) – Be prepared for the opioid epidemic.
CBRN Deals
CBRN (also known as NBC) gear is very niche, focused on a subset of less likely preparedness scenarios. Still, because of their massive impact, many preppers choose to prepare for these dire events that include EMPs, nuclear attacks, chemical weapons, and deadly pandemics. Finding sales on the gear is crucial because it can be costly to prepare for these events.
- Potassium Iodide (KI) – $7 (was $10) – Thyroid protection for radiation emergencies. See our iodide tablet review for more info.
- Medtecs Hazmat Suit – $11 (was $14) – Clip the coupon.
- Venom Steel 8mil Nitrile Gloves 50-Pack – $15 (was $20)
- 3M P100 Organic Vapor Cartridge 2-Pack – $24 (was $46) – Great to stock up on if you have a 3M 6800 or other mask that uses 3M bayonet filters.
- GQ GMC-300S Geiger Counter – $54 (was $68) – A top pick from our Geiger counter review.
- Parcil PD-101 Industrial Mask – $60 (was $100)
- Mira CM-6M Gas Mask – $198 (was $249) – The top pick from our best gas mask review rarely hits below $200
Other Retailer Sales
Amazon leads the way with these sales they’ve conjured up, but just like Prime Day, other retailers follow suit. Many brick-and-mortar stores offer a sale during the same period, and usually give them better names than ‘Prime Big Deal Days’.
Just like Prime Big Deal Days, these sales are typically more online-based and last a few days. You’ll want to check them out in the same areas for any gear you may need to fill out your preparedness plans.
- Walmart Hot Deals – Walmart has a huge range of deals running at the same time. I’m picking up a Lego set for my youngest to get a jump on Christmas shopping.
- Target Circle Week – Running a whole week, they have a few heavily discounted finds.
- Temu Week – I haven’t bought anything from Temu, but I know plenty of people who have. They are having a sale, but I won’t be checking it out.
- TikTok’s Deal For You Days – Like Temu, it’s going to be a bunch of Chinese stuff.
Early Deals
Amazon always teases its big sales by starting them early, and this year was no exception. There were some solid early deals, but now that the main sale has gone live, they’re all over.
Check back next year for more early deals to beat the rush and stockouts.
The Final Word
We hope everyone had a great September and is in good health heading into the holidays. There are plenty of great Prime Big Deal Days prepper deals this year, and we hope that by making this list, we can help you knock out some early holiday shopping or shore up some survival kits so you can get back to enjoying what you love.
If you are looking for more deals or gift ideas, check out our gift guides and free Kindle book list:
- Best Survival Gift Ideas for Preppers
- The Best Prepper Christmas Gifts
- Survival Deals and Coupons for Preppers [Updated Daily]
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