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Where will you be when it happens?

Most emergencies come down to one question: are you away from home, staying home, or leaving it? Pick yours, and we'll show you the kit we'd choose.

Away from home

When the only plan is getting back.

Lives in your car or under your desk. Water, light, warmth, first aid and the tools to cover the miles home on foot.

This is you if
  • You commute or work more than a few miles from home
  • You'd have to walk if the roads or trains shut down
  • You want a kit that rides in the car every day
Get Home Bag
24 named pieces · 20L pack
$619
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At home

When staying put is the plan.

Shelter in place through an outage, a storm or a boil-water notice. Power, safe water, light, sanitation and safety for one or two people, in one case.

This is you if
  • Storms or ice regularly knock out your power
  • You'd rather ride out an emergency at home
  • You want backup power, water and light ready to go
Stay Home Kit
Two dozen essentials · 1–2 people
$1,140
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Leaving home

When leaving is the plan.

Everything one person needs for 72 hours away from home, in a pack you can carry for days.

This is you if
  • You live where wildfire, flood or hurricane evacuations happen
  • You may have minutes to get out the door
  • You want one bag that's ready the day it arrives
Go Bag
32 named pieces · 72 hours · one person
$699
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Not sure which one?

Most households start with the Stay Home Kit, because that's where most emergencies are ridden out, then add a Get Home Bag for each car. If evacuations are a real risk where you live, the Go Bag comes first.

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