Complete Earthquake Bag - 3 Day Emergency kit for Earthquakes, Hurricanes, Wildfires, Floods + Other disasters

Great bag to have in an emergency. It’s got all the basics to likely keep you alive for 3 days in an emergency like a fire or a earthquake or hurricane. I really like the labeled and waterproof organizational bags, I think it beats having to rummage through a stuffed backpack. Pros: -The gear is generally of really good quality. It is quite comprehensive, especially the sanitation kits, and the lighting/communications bag. -More water than most competitor brands offer in a to-go bag. Cons: - bright red backpack would draw attention to your gear in an emergency, might increase your chances of being the target of theft or a mugging in a mass emergency where people may get desperate. -Needs even more water. Unless you think you’d be comfortable having 16 ounces of water a day for 3 days, you’ll definitely want to add a big water bottle to this bag. -the tiny bodywash soap leaked a bit, not a big deal but they should change that item. Overall I’d still give the kit 5 stars since it really comes with almost everything you’d need in an emergency to stay alive in some kind of comfort. Keep it in your car or by the door.

Recently moved back to California after being on the east coast and the week I got back there was an earthquake. This quickly reminded me that (1) there are earthquakes and (2) I am unprepared if there was ever a true emergency. In the past I had made my own bags but with my busy schedule I decided to just buy one already put together. This bag went above and beyond any bag I have made in the past and is such a great value! I am a nurse and avid hiker so to the bag I added of course a few more first aid kit supplies (which there was room for in the first aid kit box) as well as a Sawyer mini water filtration system. I also liked that they added the list of personal items you should add to your bag which is helpful! Adding some clothes and the other items was a bit of a tight squeeze but after repacking it a few times it all fit! I highly suggest buying this bag for any kind of emergency! All the products inside were of good quality as well including the flashlight. Their website also has alot of good information on emergency preparedness that I found helpful to read and I like that you can register the bag and they will alert you when things expire or need to be replaced like the food items. Overall amazing product and I plan to buy another one for my car.

Received this bag that was well-packed and well-equipped with the essentials for preparedness. The bag appeared sturdy and durable. The bag was shipped out much quicker than we had expected it to be. If we had known we were receiving this bag in such a timely manner, we would have kept this quality and really well-thought out bag. However, originally the bag was due to arrive later, so a family member wanted to order items separately so we would have all ready sooner if there was an emergency. I tried to cancel the order for the Redfora bag the next day, but the bag had already shipped out. I called Amazon and then received beyond excellent customer care from Meagan at Redfora. I must say that if our family member had not ordered separate preparedness items, some that were not returnable, we would have been so happy to keep the Redfora bag since it is a better value and overall better.

TLDR: Good, not great kit. Lots of potential though and would buy again because of the value. The kit is a great starting place, and the value/quality is there. I believe this kit will get the job done, especially with a few tweaks. I love the water proof individual pouches, and the organization. The bag seems durable enough for the intended purpose. The flashlight/radio/charger worked well, but would be nice if it came with a short multi-ended cable usb-c/micro/apple. Few things could be better: 1. The kit includes a 12 hour candle but no fire starting device. I'd love to see some stormproof matches. 2. There are liquid soaps in the hygiene kit stored with paper wrapped towelettes and of course my shampoo had already leaked everywhere and ruined the towelettes. Not a big deal, but no need for liquid soaps at all imo, but put them in their own leak bag regardless. 3. The first aid kit is pretty weak, I expected something a little more robust for a E-Bag. My add-ons: I added a small hatchet, otc meds, some more first aid materials, storm matches, and USB cables so far. Considering a water filter, and maybe a camp stove and pot.

I purchased for my mother-in-law. Everything is packaged for easy access. I purchased a rolling bag and transferred the go bag items to the rolling bag to make it easier for an older person. I kept the backpack and have repeatedly used it when I need to carry a number of items. A must have item!

I bought this along with some other emergency supplies. I reorganized everything I bought and split up some of these items, so I have a go bag at home, and this bag for my car. It's a pretty big backpack, probably about average size. All the included items don't even come close to filling up the bag, so there's plenty of room to add other things. Since it's my secondary emergency bag that I'm keeping in my car, I do wish the bag were about half as big, but that's just a personal preference. It has a ton of good stuff in it, my only complaint being the quality of some of the stuff. A lot of the items just seem super cheap, but it will get the job done if I'm ever needing it. When I was shopping around for supplies, a lot of the things I was going to buy individually, are included in here. So for the price, it was a no brainer since less than half the items individually were the same price as this entire bag.