Product Description

3 day supply of food/ water, thermal blanket in a convenient carrying case.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #2687 in Home Improvement
• Color: Black
• Brand: Life Gear
• Model: LGLE01
• Dimensions: 6.00 pounds

Features

• 3 Day Supply of Water (5 year Shelf Life), US Coast Guard Approved, Made in the USA
• 3 Day Supply of Food (5 year shelf-life), US Coast Guard Approved, Made in the USA
• Thermal Blanket, captures over 80-Percent of body heat.
• Grab and Go Carry Case with Strap

From the Manufacturer
Every family member, every student, every co-worker needs to be protected in case of an emergency. The Life+Gear Life Essentials Kit provides the basic Essentials of life: Food, Water and Warmth for 3 days Survival. Each Kit comes with a grab and go carrying case with a shoulder strap. For even greater safety and protection, a Life Essentials kits will fit into the Wings of Life Backpack by Life+Gear.

Customer Reviews

Good Kit
This kit will stand on its own and is excellent when paired with Life+Gear Wings of Life Backpack.Life+Gear Wings of Life Back Pack This is a must have if you live in a disaster prone area especially. We live in fire-prone California and we keep our Life+Gear products in a hall closet by the front door along with all important papers. We will be ready to just grab and go. You might want to add an Eton crank radio too. Eton FR400 Hand Crank Radio and Power Generator (Red). I have been thinking about adding some MREs in the future in case we are cut off from help for an extended period.

As Promised!
I purchased this product along with the LifeLight and Wings of Life Backpack. Although I use the other two products on the go, I keep this product in my apartment in case of an emergency. The pack contained everything as advertised (blanket, water, food). I have always felt that it's important to be prepared for emergencies, and this kit does just that for a very low cost.

For my worry-wart Mom
Every winter my Mom exhorts encourages and nags me until I have created an emergency kit and put it in my car (like I'm going to get stranded driving less than 5 miles to work on busy suburban streets...) This year I got her back and bought one of these kits for Christmas. Although it was inexpensive enough to serve as the annual gag gift it is actually quite sensible to have emergency supplies in the home and I am going to make this the nucleus of our own emergency kit for the family.