Emergency Kits & Bundles

A 72-hour emergency kit is designed to sustain you during the critical first three days of an emergency — the window before government aid typically arrives. FEMA recommends every household maintain a minimum 72-hour supply per person. These kits cover the core pillars of immediate survival: hydration, nutrition, shelter, first aid, communication, and light.

A bug-out bag is a pre-packed backpack containing everything needed to survive for 72 hours while on the move. Unlike home kits, bug-out bags prioritize portability, weight distribution, and fast deployment. Whether evacuating from a wildfire, hurricane, or civil emergency, your bug-out bag should be grab-and-go — no packing required.

A car emergency kit addresses the unique vulnerabilities of being stranded on a roadway — accidents, breakdowns, extreme weather, and being trapped in your vehicle. Every driver should keep a dedicated vehicle kit in their trunk year-round. Car kits differ from home or bug-out kits by including tools specific to automotive emergencies: jumper cables, window breakers, and tow straps.

Home survival kits are designed to sustain your household through extended emergencies — from 3-day storms to 2-week grid-down scenarios. Unlike portable bug-out bags, home kits prioritize capacity and comfort, covering food storage, water supply, sanitation, medical care, and backup power for an entire family. The goal is to shelter in place safely and self-sufficiently.

Power outage kits target the most common emergency American households face — extended grid failures from storms, equipment failures, and infrastructure attacks. Unlike general emergency kits, power outage kits focus heavily on lighting, backup power, heating, and communication. A well-stocked power outage kit keeps your family safe, warm, and connected through days or weeks without electricity.

Water survival kits address the single most critical survival need — access to safe, clean drinking water. Humans can survive only 3 days without water, making water preparedness the highest priority in any emergency plan. A complete water kit provides multiple redundant methods of purification, adequate storage capacity, and the tools to test water quality before consumption.

Beginner prepper kits are purpose-built for people starting their emergency preparedness journey. They eliminate decision fatigue by bundling the most critical, highest-impact survival items into one manageable package. A good beginner kit is not overwhelming — it covers the 20% of gear that handles 80% of emergencies and provides a clear foundation to build from as your preparedness knowledge grows.