Description
This 72-hour emergency survival kit is built for solo travelers heading into national parks, remote trails, or anywhere you may be more than a day from help. It covers the four things that matter most in a survival situation: shelter, water, communication, and power.
Most hikers and park visitors never need a kit like this. But if you spend time in areas where cell service is spotty and the weather can change fast, this is the gear to have before you leave the trailhead.
What Is Included
- Emergency shelter rated for wind and rain
- Water filtration straw (filters up to 1,000 gallons)
- 12L portable solar camping shower
- Solar-powered emergency radio with weather alerts
- Long-range walkie-talkie
- First aid and emergency signaling kit
- Firestarter
- Bonus: laminated survival reference card
Why Each Item Was Chosen
Cheap survival kits pack the box with gear that fails when you need it. Every item in this 72-hour emergency survival kit was chosen for reliability. The water filter works without iodine tablets or batteries. The solar radio picks up NOAA weather alerts without cell service. The shelter folds small enough to fit in a day pack but holds up in real wind and rain.
No prior training is needed. Each item is designed to be used under stress, without reading a manual first.
Who This Kit Is For
Solo national park visitors. Back country day hikers who push past the cell service line. Van campers who sleep in remote areas. Anyone who spends time where getting help takes more than a phone call.
If you are heading out with family, check out our Family Weekend Camping Starter Kit for everything you need for a comfortable first camping trip.
Before You Go
When your kit arrives, do a quick inventory. Charge anything that needs charging. Store it in your pack. The goal is to have it on your body when you need it, not in the parking lot.
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