In a natural disaster, it takes relief agencies an average of three days to set up shelters and get organized. Because help won’t arrive immediately, having a 72-hour kit is essential to ensuring that you have enough food, water, shelter, warmth, and light to survive.

CONTENTS:
1 - 72-hour food and water supply
1 Lexan fork
1 lexan tablespoon
1 lexan knife
1 container of potatble aqua
1 solar Hand crank radio flashlight
2 "AA" Batteries
1 whistle w/ lanyard
1 box of windproof/waterproof matches
1 - 100-hour emergency candle
1 - 12 hour lightstick
1 - 2 person tube tent
1 basic wool blend blanket
1 emergeny sleeping bag
3 - 20-hour hand and body warmers
1 waterproof poncho
1 tri-fold shovel
1 - 13-function knife
1 nylon rope (50 ft)
1 pair of leather gloves
1 sewing kit
1 Essential survival book
1 ditty first aid kit
1 comfort kit
1 bottle of thyro block
1 spark lite firestarter w/ cotton
1 deluxe water box
1 16 oz. sierra cup
1 delux water sanitation kit
1 canister eco fuel
1 flat fold stove
1 compass whitney back pack