Ready America 2-Person 3-Day Deluxe Emergency Kit – 72-Hour Grab-and-Go Survival Backpack

When It Matters Most, Be Ready.

Emergencies don’t wait — and neither should your preparation. The Ready America 2-Person 3-Day Deluxe Emergency Kit is a fully loaded 72-hour survival backpack designed to support two people through earthquakes, hurricanes, severe storms, extended power outages, and any situation that demands a fast exit or extended shelter-in-place. Everything is organized, grab-and-go ready, and built to stay on the shelf until you actually need it.

• 3-day emergency food supply with 5-year shelf life — ready when you are, no rotation needed
• Water purification tablets — treat water from any source for safe drinking in the field
• Hand-crank 4-function emergency power station — flashlight, AM/FM radio, siren, and cell phone charger, no batteries required
• 33-piece first aid kit — comprehensive wound care and medical essentials for two people
• Multi-function tool — versatile utility for emergency repairs and survival tasks
• 2 survival blankets + 2 ponchos — emergency thermal protection and rain coverage
• Emergency whistle, waterproof matches, duct tape + hygiene kits — the details that matter in a real emergency
• Compact backpack format — grab it and go; store it at home, office, or in your vehicle

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does this kit support two people?

The kit is designed to support two people for 72 hours (3 days) — the standard emergency preparedness window recommended by FEMA and the Red Cross for most natural disasters and emergency scenarios.

What is the shelf life of the food and water supplies?

The emergency food rations have a 5-year shelf life, making this kit a true set-and-forget preparedness solution. Water purification tablets extend your options beyond stored water, allowing you to treat water from any available source.

Does the hand-crank charger actually charge a cell phone?

Yes — the 4-function emergency power station includes a hand-crank cell phone charging port. It also functions as a flashlight, AM/FM emergency radio, and audible siren. No batteries needed — the crank generates its own power.

Where should I store this kit?

Ideal storage locations include a hall closet near your front door, your vehicle trunk, or a designated emergency shelf. The backpack format makes it easy to grab quickly during an evacuation and portable enough to keep in a car year-round.

Is this suitable as a gift for preparedness-minded family members?

Absolutely — it’s one of the most practical and genuinely useful gifts you can give. It’s especially thoughtful for family members in earthquake zones, hurricane-prone areas, or anyone who values being self-sufficient in an emergency.