
Hurricane Preparedness

Safety & Survival
Hurricanes bring a high risk of injury. Wind-blown debris, collapsing trees, and flooded terrain often overwhelm emergency rooms and delay first responders. Contaminated floodwaters may compromise even basic supplies. Having clean, reliable gear on hand is critical.
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Basecamp Survival System
72 hours of critical survival supplies—food, water, emergency warmth, power, and more—securely packed in a waterproof YETI GoBox. Supplies for up to 8 people.
$779.00 -
First Aid Plus
A waterproof kit combining trauma essentials with tools like a multitool, flashlight, and duct tape—so you can treat injuries and handle gear repairs in the moment.
$139.00 -
SEVENTY2® Survival System
Our original 72-hour emergency kit for one person. Includes food, water, and color-coded instructions for shelter, first aid, and more, all packed in a waterproof bag.
$299.00

Post-Storm Chaos
Power & Communication
When the grid goes down, staying connected is critical. Hurricanes can knock out power for days or even weeks, cutting off access to information, updates, and loved ones. Backup power, light sources, and emergency radios can help you stay informed.
Power Systems Products

Lion Energy Backup Power
Evacuation & Rescue
Flooding is the leading cause of hurricane-related deaths, often peaking hours after the storm passes. Roads can become impassable, and emergency response may be delayed. Having waterproof, portable gear ensures you can move quickly, safely, and self-sufficiently when every second counts.
Waterproof Bags




The Rapid Raft: Your Quickwater companion
We designed the Rapid Raft for dangerous water crossings. It’s ultra-durable, packs small, and inflates in under a minute without tools. Whether evacuating through flooded streets or helping others reach dry ground, it offers quick, reliable mobility when every second counts.

Your High Ground Game Plan
Prepare with Sandbag Barriers
Stack sandbags at doorways, garages, and low-lying walls to divert water. Many counties offer free fill stations before major storms strike.
Don’t Walk or Drive Through Water
Just 6 inches of fast-moving water can knock you down, and 12 inches can carry away most vehicles. Turn around, don’t drown.
Pack a Waterproof Go-Bag
Include key documents, medications, and essentials in a waterproof bag near your main exit. Quick access can save critical minutes.