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STEALTH ANGEL / 1-PERSON EMERGENCY KIT
When power fails or plans change, start with the basics in one place. Build your personal 72-hour emergency plan around this kit.
See when it comes in handy↓NATURAL DISASTERS. EVERYDAY ESSENTIALS.
Earthquakes, hurricanes, wildfires and floods can change your day without changing what you need. An emergency kit gives light, supplies and personal care an organized place in your plan.
Damaged utilities can leave you without power or water. A packed kit keeps light and basic first aid together if your home becomes unsafe. [1]
Storms can interrupt electricity, water and access to shops. Portable lighting, a radio and starter food supplies help you manage the disruption from a safe place. [5]
An accessible backpack keeps core supplies ready to carry during an evacuation. Add medications and important documents, and leave promptly when directed. [2]
Rapidly rising water can cut off roads and access to home. A portable kit keeps essentials together after you relocate. Never walk or drive through floodwater. [10]
Keep starting supplies together when everyday services are interrupted.
A bag packed ahead of time means fewer things to gather during an evacuation.
A flashlight and radio provide alternatives when your usual systems are unavailable.
Start with this one-person kit, then add enough food and water for your plan, medications and personal documents. Follow local alerts and evacuation instructions. [4]
See what’s in your kitIllustrative disaster scenes. Prepare for the hazards and needs in your area.
WHY HAVE AN EMERGENCY KIT?
You still need light, water, food and the basics of daily life—even when the systems you rely on are interrupted.
Power, water and access to shops may be interrupted. Stored essentials give you a starting supply when normal routines break down. [1]
An accessible go-bag keeps core supplies ready to carry, instead of leaving you to gather everything when an evacuation is announced. [2]
A flashlight and portable radio offer useful alternatives when your usual lighting and sources of information are unavailable. [3]
Food, water, basic first aid and personal care remain important during a disruption. A kit gives these supplies an organized home. [4]
01
POWER OUTAGES
A storm or grid interruption leaves your home without normal lighting.
Keep a flashlight and portable radio together so you can see and follow local broadcasts. [3]
02
EARTHQUAKES
Damaged buildings, closed shops and interrupted utilities can change where you can stay.
A packed backpack keeps core supplies portable if you need to leave an unsafe home after the shaking stops. [1]
03
WILDFIRE EVACUATIONS
An evacuation alert can mean leaving home with little time to gather supplies.
Keep your bag accessible, add personal essentials and leave promptly when authorities direct you to evacuate. [2]
04
HURRICANES & FLOODS
Storms can interrupt power and water, block roads or require temporary relocation.
An organized kit keeps personal essentials together while you stay somewhere safe. Follow evacuation guidance and avoid floodwater. [5] [6]
05
WINTER STORMS & TRAVEL DELAYS
Snow and ice can interrupt travel, strand vehicles or keep you at home during an outage.
Keep basic supplies nearby and add season-appropriate clothing, warm blankets, extra water and vehicle equipment. [7]
06
TORNADOES & SEVERE WEATHER
Severe weather can require immediate shelter and leave services disrupted afterward.
Store supplies near your designated shelter before a warning. Get to safe shelter first; keep a way to receive official alerts. [8]
Lifestyle scenes are AI-generated illustrations. Clothing, blankets, bottled water, lanterns, documents, vehicles and other personal or household items shown are not included unless listed in the contents below.
A kit supports your emergency plan. It does not replace safe shelter or official evacuation instructions. An emergency blanket does not replace winter clothing or a warm shelter.
Add food, water, medications and personal supplies for the people, places and situations in your plan.
FROM THE SCENARIO TO THE SUPPLIES
Six core categories. One organized backpack. A practical foundation you can personalize for your needs.
01 / Food & water
Emergency food bars, drinking-water pouches and purification tablets give your plan a starting supply. Add more for your needs.
02 / Light & communication
A Q5 flashlight, keychain light, hand-crank radio with LEDs, bright stick and whistle belong together when the lights go out.
03 / Shelter & warmth
An emergency blanket, hooded poncho, body warmer and tube tent with rope are included for temporary shelter and warmth needs.
04 / Tools & utility
A compact everyday kit groups useful gear such as a compass, pocket card multitool, ferrocerium rod and paracord bracelet.
05 / Hygiene & sanitation
Personal-care supplies include a toothbrush, toothpaste, soap, deodorant, face mask and a hygiene kit.
06 / First aid
A portable 36-piece first aid kit is part of the package. Add any personal medical supplies your plan requires.
Build out your 72-hour plan: included food provides 2,400 total calories; packaged water totals 24 fl oz. Add more food and water, plus personal essentials, for your needs and planned duration.
YOUR KIT, ITEM BY ITEM
A clear look at the listed supplies. Expand each category to review the details.
Food and water are listed with a five-year shelf life. Check the dates printed on the supplied packages. Follow the tablet label; tablets require a suitable water source and are not additional packaged water.
The Q5 flashlight is also listed as part of the everyday kit below; this does not imply a second Q5 flashlight.
Temporary emergency supplies; plan clothing and shelter for your climate and circumstances.
The everyday kit is included as part of the package. Check the supplied instructions and familiarize yourself with the equipment before storing it.
Add any personal-care products you use regularly.
The backpack color is selected in the purchase area. Personal medications and additional medical supplies are not listed as included.
Keep a larger household reserve alongside your portable kit. Plan for every person and pet. [4]
Add charging options, seasonal clothing and vehicle-specific equipment. Follow each item’s storage instructions. [7]
THE KIT IS THE FOUNDATION
Personalize your supplies, choose where to keep them and practice your household emergency plan. [9]
Pack medications, contacts, important documents, clothing and any supplies specific to you.
Add food and water for your needs and duration. The included pouches are a small reserve, not a full three-day water supply.
Read the equipment instructions, check package dates and battery needs, and store the kit where you can find it.
YOUR PERSONAL READINESS PACKAGE
Returns must be made within 60 days of purchase. Return shipping is customer-paid unless the store made an error; consumables must be unopened for a full refund. Full return policy.
CHOOSE THE LOOK THAT FITS YOU
Explore all 8 color variations, including sold-out options. Tap a color to view its selection and current availability in the purchase area above.
A CLEARER PICTURE BEFORE YOU CHOOSE
Water-planning reference: the CDC recommends storing at least one gallon of water per person, per day, for three days. Plan additional storage beyond the water pouches in this kit. Read the guidance.
PREPARE ON AN ORDINARY DAY
You do not have to build everything from scratch. Start with the essentials together, then add what makes the plan yours.
Make this my starting kit↑The general scenarios draw on public guidance from the organizations below. These sources do not endorse this product or certify the kit as complete.
Lifestyle scenes are AI-generated illustrations. Refer to original product photos and the contents list for included items. Clothing, household items and personal documents shown are not included.
