Uncharted Supply Co. Seventy2.0 Pro Survival System
Uncharted Supply Co.
2-person 72-hour system in a 36L waterproof Barron pack with crank radio and water filter.
Uncharted Supply Co. Seventy2.0 Pro Survival System costs $629 in Uncharted Supply Co.'s own US store, checked on October 6, 2026.
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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 Seventy2.0 Pro is the two-person version with 25 items in a 36L waterproof Barron Backpack. A crank radio with flashlight and charger sits next to two food packs and a bottle with filter. A tent plus two air masks and two goggles round it out at a listed 16 lb.
- 2-person version with Barron 36L waterproof pack and water-bladder pouch
- Wearable canvas insert with printed survival instructions
- Colors: Black, Olive, Deep Blue
Pros and cons of the Uncharted Supply Co. Seventy2.0 Pro Survival System
Pros
- The Barron 36L pack is waterproof and has a pouch for a water bladder.
- A wearable canvas insert carries printed survival instructions.
- CNN Underscored and The Strategist have both covered this system.
Cons
- Stored water is not included so the filter and the bottle do the work.
- The listed 16 lb rests on one carrier since the pack is a single backpack for two.
Specs
- People
- 2
- Days
- 3
- Items
- 25
- Water included
- No
- Food included
- Yes
- Radio included
- Yes
- First aid included
- Yes
- Weight
- 16 lb (7.3 kg)
- Bag
- waterproof Barron Backpack 36L
Why it scores 8.6
8.6/10
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Emergency features
- Water included
- Food included
- First aid supplies included
- Radio included
- Covers 72 hours or more
Tester picks
- CNN Underscored
- The Strategist
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