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Food, radio, lights, camping stove and first aid in a 60-litre bag that's easy to grab – for the cabin, the car or if you have to leave home. The food is 21 meals from Food Force – enough for one person for seven days.
Made for
2 people for one week. The food covers one person.
What's in the bag
1 × 60-litre bag
21 × Food Force meals: 7 breakfasts and 14 lunches/dinners
1 × emergency radio with siren, charger and torch – charged by hand crank, solar panel or USB
1 × aluminium camping stove set
1 × power bank, 10,000 mAh
3 × collapsible water jug, 15 litres
2 × LED headlamp, 300 lumens
20 × AA batteries
2 × reflective emergency sleeping bag
1 × first aid kit, 31 pieces
2 packs of 40 wet wipes and 2 bottles of hand sanitiser, 100 ml each
50 tealights and 10 boxes of matches
1 × 10-in-1 multi-tool and fire steel
Preparedness label
Assessed against DSB's advice for one week, for 2 people. Fully covered: 6 of 8 needs.
Water – Included: jugs holding 45 litres, enough for two people.
Food – Partly: 21 meals – seven days for one person.
Cooking – Included: camping stove set. Fuel not included.
Heat – Partly: 2 emergency sleeping bags and tealights.
Light – Included: 2 headlamps, batteries and tealights.
Information – Included: emergency radio charged by hand crank, solar or USB.
Power and charging – Included: 10,000 mAh power bank and crank radio.
First aid and hygiene – Included: first aid kit, wet wipes and hand sanitiser.
You add yourself
Food for everyone beyond one person: 21 meals per person
Fuel (methylated spirits) for the camping stove
Warm clothes and duvets or sleeping bags
Regular medication and some cash
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between the bag and Large?
The contents are about the same, but the bag is a 60-litre bag you can carry with you – to the cabin, in the car or if you have to leave home. Large comes in a box with a lid that stays at home.
Is the food enough for two?
No. The 21 meals cover seven days for one person. For two people, add more food yourself.