Light, warmth, water backup and a way to signal for help, picked for the first three days without power. Nothing in this kit needs internet. The lantern recharges from the sun; the blankets, whistle and filter straw need no power at all; the flashlight and the hand warmer run on built-in batteries that you charge by USB before the storm.
What is in the kit
• Solar and USB Rechargeable LED Lantern: 60 LEDs, 5 modes with SOS, hanging hook
• Rechargeable Zoom Flashlight with COB Side Light: zoom beam, white and red side light, USB-C
• Rechargeable Hand Warmer with USB Output: 3 heat levels, about 3 hours per charge
• Personal Water Filter Straw with extension hose
• 4 silver emergency thermal blankets, about 55 x 83 in each
• Double-tube emergency whistle with key ring
Good to know
• Bought separately, the lantern, flashlight, hand warmer and filter straw cost $134.96; the kit adds 4 thermal blankets and a whistle for $129.99
• Official guidance for a 72-hour kit also includes stored water (one gallon per person per day), non-perishable food, a first aid kit, medicines, a battery or hand-crank radio and copies of documents: add those from home
• Charge the flashlight and hand warmer fully before you store the kit, then top up every few months
• Items ship from our US warehouse and can arrive in separate packages