PrepShortlist.com
Everlit STORM II Emergency Kit 2-Person by Everlit Survival
Emergency kits

Everlit STORM II Emergency Kit 2-Person

Everlit Survival

2-person 72-hour MOLLE pack with 3600 kcal rations and water pouches and a crank radio.

8.5/10

Everlit STORM II Emergency Kit 2-Person costs $165.95 in Everlit's own US store, checked on October 6, 2026.

Where to buy in

Price in the maker's own store, checked October 6, 2026. Amazon prices change often, so we link without a price.

What you get

The STORM II packs two 3,600 kcal rations and 24 water pouches of 125 ml. The maker calls the food and water US Coast Guard approved with a 5-year shelf life. A hand-crank radio with flashlight and charger is included. Fifty germicidal tablets ride in the MOLLE pack at a listed 20 lb.

  • US Coast Guard approved food and water, 5-year shelf life
  • Hand-crank radio
  • Tactical MOLLE pack

Pros and cons of the Everlit STORM II Emergency Kit 2-Person

Pros

  • Two 3600 kcal rations give more calories than the 2400 kcal bars in several kits here.
  • A hand-crank radio with flashlight and charger is included.
  • Outdoor Life has covered this kit.

Cons

  • At a listed 20 lb it suits the car or the hallway more than a long walk.
  • Water comes as 125 ml pouches so the 50 tablets matter beyond the stored supply.

Specs

People
2
Days
3
Water included
Yes
Food included
Yes
Radio included
Yes
First aid included
Yes
Weight
20 lb (9.1 kg)
Bag
heavy-duty tactical backpack 22x16x12 in
Shelf lifemaker's claim
5 years

Why it scores 8.5

8.5/10

Shortlist score. How it is calculated

Emergency features

  • Water included
  • Food included
  • First aid supplies included
  • Radio included
  • Covers 72 hours or more

Tester picks

  • Outdoor Life

Search demand

Number 13 of 20 on this shortlist for Google searches by model name.

More emergency kits

Full shortlist

Sources

Some links on this site are affiliate links. If you buy something after clicking one, the store may pay us a commission. The price stays the same for you, and commissions do not decide which emergency supplies we recommend.