Calm, practical preparedness for 72 hours. Based on official civil-protection advice.

72-hour kits by scenario

Start with the basic 72-hour kit, then add the kit for the risk that fits where you live: blackout, flood, heat, cold or evacuation. Each page has a tickable checklist and a basket button for what you’re missing.

01
Basic 72-hour kitEvery household. Start here before any other kit.
14 itemsOpen
02
Blackout kitAnyone who relies on electricity for light, heat, Wi-Fi or medical devices.
15 itemsOpen
03
Flood kitHomes near rivers, coasts or in low-lying areas, and anyone on a ground floor or basement.
10 itemsOpen
04
Heatwave kitEveryone in southern and central Europe, and anyone caring for older relatives.
8 itemsOpen
05
Winter storm kitHomes with electric or gas-boiler heating (boilers need power), and northern and mountain regions.
9 itemsOpen
06
Grab-and-go bagOne per person, kept near the front door.
12 itemsOpen
07
Car kitEvery driver, and especially anyone crossing borders.
10 itemsOpen
08
Baby kitHouseholds with babies and toddlers under three.
10 itemsOpen
09
Older people and careOlder relatives, people with chronic conditions and their carers.
10 itemsOpen
10
Pet kitDog and cat owners. Adapt quantities for other animals.
8 itemsOpen
11
Communication kitEveryone needs the radio; walkie-talkies suit families and neighbours; satellite suits rural homes.
7 itemsOpen
12
Power kitPower banks, lanterns and portable power stations, sized for 72 hours.
Buying guideOpen
PRO
Pro home backup kitRural homes, home workers, households with medical devices, and anyone who wants comfort, not just survival.
8 itemsOpen