Description
The Emerge Evacuation Bag is a fully loaded, expert-curated 72-hour go bag built for when staying home isn’t an option. Whether it’s wildfire, flooding, or a mandatory evacuation order, this bag helps you escape fast and survive longer. Unlike basic kits filled with ration bars and flashlights that barely function, this system delivers real survival capability—OHFAK medical gear, 1,983+ calories/day, weather protection, fire safety tools, and step-by-step guides for real-world emergencies.
Choose between 1-person and 2-person configurations to protect yourself or your family. Built into a rugged 50L waterproof backpack, this kit is optimized for movement, endurance, and adaptability when seconds count.
Weight: Approx. 30 lbs (fully packed)
Material: PVC (Waterproof) | Color: Black & Gray
Storage: Extra space for personal items | Use Case: Grab-and-go evacuation
What’s Inside?
Food & Water:
- 3x Days of Nutrient-Dense Meals (1,983 cal/day/person)
- 2x Datrex Emergency Food Ration Packs
- 2x Water Filtration Systems
- 4x 64oz Collapsible Water Bladders
Shelter & Warmth:
- 2x Emergency Tents
- 2x Mylar Sleeping Bags
- 2x Rain Ponchos
- 4x Heat Packs
- Heavy-Duty Duct Tape
First Aid & Medical:
- 1x OHFAK Trauma Kit
- 2x Fire Evacuation Smoke Masks
- 1x CPR Shield
- 2x Nitrile Glove Pairs
Light & Power:
- 1x Tactical Flashlight
- 1x Strobe Light
- 1x Headlamp, Backup Batteries
- 3-in-1 Radio (NOAA, flashlight, power bank)
Tools & Survival Gear:
- 1x Tactical Knife
- 1x Multi-Tool
- 1x Magnesium Alloy Firestarter
- 1x Compass
- 1x Emergency Whistle
- Paracord
Hygiene & PPE:
- Antibacterial Wipes
- Face Masks
- Hygiene Kit Items
Documentation & Planning:
- 1x Evacuation Manual (step-by-step usage & planning)
- Family Emergency Plan Worksheets
Why Choose the Emerge Evacuation Bag?
- Supports actual field survival—not just basic preparedness
- Designed by professionals for families, overlanders, and evacuees
- Upgraded food and water, medical supplies, shelter, tools, and planning docs
- Everything you need to move, survive, and stay independent for 72+ hours
