Ready America 70180 72 Hour Emergency Kit, 1-Person, 3-Day Backpack, Includes First Aid Kit, Survival Blanket, Emergency Food Portable Disaster Preparedness Go-Bag for Earthquake, Fire, Flood

I recently invested in six Ready America 70180 72-Hour Emergency Kits – one for each of my grown children and their spouses, and one for my wife and myself. This comprehensive emergency kit is nothing short of a peace-of-mind package, and here's why:Preparedness Redefined:These emergency kits are a testament to the importance of being prepared for unforeseen circumstances. Whether it's a natural disaster, power outage, or any other unexpected event, the Ready America 72-Hour Emergency Kit ensures that each member of your family has the essentials to weather the storm.All-Inclusive Essentials:I was thoroughly impressed with the thoughtfulness put into curating this kit. It contains all the necessary items to sustain one person for 72 hours, from high-calorie food bars and water pouches to a first aid kit, flashlight, and even a thermal blanket. The inclusion of hygiene and personal care items adds an extra layer of comfort during challenging times.Compact and Portable:The compact design of the kit makes it easy to store in a closet, car trunk, or any designated emergency spot. The durable backpack ensures that each family member can grab their kit and go in a hurry. The convenience of having everything in one place eliminates the stress of scrambling to gather essentials during an emergency.Quality Matters:The quality of the items in the Ready America kit is top-notch. From the sturdy backpack to the reliable flashlight and the well-organized first aid supplies, each component exudes durability. These kits are designed to withstand the rigors of emergencies.Family Safety First:By gifting these kits to my children and their spouses, I feel confident that each household is equipped to handle unexpected challenges. The peace of mind knowing that our loved ones have access to essential supplies in times of need is truly priceless.In conclusion, the Ready America 70180 72-Hour Emergency Kit is a must-have for every household. I highly recommend it to anyone who values preparedness and wants to ensure the safety and well-being of their family members. It's a small investment that can make a significant difference in times of crisis. Kudos to Ready America for delivering a product that truly lives up to its promises!

All good

Great set to have “just in case.” I added some additional items, but it will make a great go bag.

I bought two of these kits for my two school going kids. These packs have all the basic essentials needed for an emergency kit. They come with a backpack so that you can write your kids name on those if they will be left at school. Overall, nothing to complain about but feels that these kits are a tad expensive. I am pretty sure one can buy all the items in the kit for a much cheaper price but go for this kit if you don’t mind paying a bit more for convenience.

This backpack overall is smaller than expected, yet has everything it lists, with additional room to add more! I bought a hand crank radio as well and it fits in there nicely. The only thing I have to say about this bag is from further research it does not seem like there is actually enough water provided to last a person three days. I will be purchasing more to add to the bag.

Needs a few additional items, but there is plenty of space to add a better stocked first aid kit. Came with all the items it said it did, though the water and the food bar is in a box so those could be packaged differently so you could pack more items.

Fantastic product. I bought one for a friend and brought it to her during a party. When I started taking out each and every product and explaining the usefulness of them, everyone was so impressed that they either asked me where I bought it from to buy it themselves, or asked me to buy it for them. Even with all the products the bag comes with, I was impressed that there is still a lot of space to put clothes and personal items in the bad. The material is well done. It seems water-resistant. Easy to put on in a hurry. Thankfully, I have not yet had the need to use the bag/products for emergency, so I have not tried the food. I would add more first aid items to it, like bandages, scissors, alcohol swabs, an utility knife would good too.

I bought this emergency kit, along with dried foods, a tent, and other necessities to keep in my car trunk for the next time I meet a homeless person to help them through the hard times. I’m going to continuously replenish whatever is given away. I recommend anyone that can do this to do it. I typically don’t like to hand over money and I don’t usually have cash on me anyway. So, this way I can give them what they are wanting cash for. And!!!! If there is an emergency medical situation, we can have these items on hand for whomever. Then I will just order a new kit to keep for others’ needs.