Basic gear for one person: light, first aid, hygiene and water jugs, packed in a 60-litre box with a lid. No radio or camping stove – if you already have those, Mini is enough.

Made for

1 person for one week.

What's in the box

• 1 × 60-litre storage box with lid

• 2 × collapsible water jug, 15 litres

• 1 × LED headlamp and 20 AA batteries

• 50 tealights and matches

• 1 × reflective emergency sleeping bag

• 1 × first aid kit, 31 pieces

• 2 packs of wet wipes and 2 bottles of hand sanitiser

• 1 × 10-in-1 multi-tool and fire steel

Preparedness label

Assessed against DSB's advice for one week, for 1 person. Fully covered: 3 of 8 needs.

• Water – Included: jugs holding 30 litres. DSB recommends about 20 litres of drinking water per person.

• Food – You add: not included.

• Cooking – You add: not included.

• Heat – Partly: emergency sleeping bag and tealights.

• Light – Included: headlamp, 20 AA batteries and 50 tealights.

• Information – You add: no radio.

• Power and charging – You add: not included.

• First aid and hygiene – Included: first aid kit, wet wipes and hand sanitiser.

You add yourself

• Food for one week: 21 meals

• A battery-powered radio, if you don't have one

• Warm clothes and a duvet or sleeping bag

• Regular medication and some cash

Frequently asked questions

Is Mini enough for one person?

Mini covers water, light, first aid and hygiene for one person. You add a radio, cooking and food yourself – or choose Standard.

Why is there no radio in Mini?

Mini is designed to be affordable basic gear. If you don't have a battery-powered radio, we recommend Standard or Large, which include a DAB/FM emergency radio.