The Survival Kit
£99- Torch, lantern, fire steel, foil blankets, tools and first aid in one MOLLE bag
- Organised into 7 categories, so you find what you need fast
- Fire steel that still sparks when it's wet
Free with your order
- The Emergency Plan: What to do the moment it goes wrong, through the night and after
- Power Cut Checklist: A printable list for the kitchen cupboard
- Car Kit Checklist: What to keep in the boot for breakdowns and winter roads
Sent by email with your order confirmation.
What the UK Government says every home should keep
- A torch (safer than candles)
- A first aid kit
- A power bank for your phone
Source: UK Government Prepare campaign, prepare.campaign.gov.uk. Fallout Survival is not affiliated with the UK Government.
When it goes wrong
Lights out
Lantern on, torch in your pocket. You're the one who can see.
The cold
Foil blankets round them before the cold gets in.
No heat
Fire steel and tinder cords get a fire going, wet or dry.
Stranded
Foil tent up, axe and shovel for fixes, fishing kit and spork for food.
What's inside
Fire
Light
Shelter and warmth
Tools
Signal and navigation
Food and water
First aid
The kit that does the work
Fire steel and tinder
Strike it onto a tinder cord and you have a flame in seconds, even after it's been soaked.
Collapsible lantern
Lights a whole room when the power goes, then folds flat back into the bag.
Foil emergency tent
Bounces your body heat back at you. Shelter and warmth from a pack smaller than your hand.
Axe, hammer and shovel
Split kindling, knock in pegs, dig a fire pit or clear a path. Proper tools, not toys.
Paracord bracelet
Compass, fire starter, scraper and whistle on your wrist, plus cord you can unravel when you need it.
First aid kit
Bandages, plasters, pads, scissors, tweezers and tape for the cuts and sprains that always happen at the worst moment.
Why keep one in the house
When Storm Arwen hit in 2021, some homes in the north went more than a week without power. Most people's plan is a phone torch and a candle in a drawer. The government's own advice is a proper torch, because torches are safer than candles. This bag puts light, warmth, tools and first aid in one place, so the night you need it you just open it.
Questions
Be the one they look to.
Free UK delivery. 30-day returns on unused kits. Free survival guides with every order.