What should you put into an emergency earthquake bag?

Essential survival items include medical supplies or a first aid kit, food and water, survival radios to maintain communication, a flashlight and batteries, and a sleeping bag for warmth and safety. Those are just the basics – you might also want to add other survival tools and gear so you’re ready for any situation you’re facing during a disaster.

What is an emergency evacuation bag?

These bags are designed to aid you in the case of an emergency like an earthquake or other disaster. They contain food, water, shelter, and other tools you need for short-term survival and protection.

Is it better to pack my own earthquake bag or buy a pre-packed kit?

While it’s entirely up to you, pre-packed, ready-to-use kits are beneficial because they save you the 40+ hours it can take to build your own – not to mention the planning and prep involved. You can always customize your pre-packed kit based on your needs.

Earthquake Bag | Packed by Hand in the US

The Mother of all Bags - ER2 Emergency Evacuation Kit (M.O.A.B.)

$1,699.99

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Your Go-To Earthquake Bag

Looking for the ultimate emergency evacuation bag? Look no further. The Echo-Sigma Emergency Roll-Away (ER2) Mother Of All Bags (M.O.A.B.) is an all-in-one kit that provides 3-10 days of provisions for two adults.

7-14 days of food & water for 2
SOG S62 Multitool
2 Fenix lighting solutions
First aid & hygiene kits
Tent and 2 sleeping bags
Radio and walkie-talkies

Survival the Echo-Sigma Way

Take delivery of your emergency earthquake bag and immediately store it in its final location with confidence. Every item in this system is pre-configured and ready for immediate use. We’ve removed all packaging, put instructions and other paperwork in a watertight package, and have sorted and organized the kit for your ease.

Our family-owned company wants to ensure you have what you need and are fully protected. We strive for superior customer service. Our satisfaction guarantee policy promises that you will be happy with your purchase. If you have any questions, contact us, and our emergency preparedness experts are ready to assist you.

Be prepared and order your emergency evacuation bag today!

Reviewed by Robert G.

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Bag is good

Amazing product! Had everything that is listed on the site! Definitely an industry standard for survival gear and has helped us feel that much prepared in case of an emergency! 10/10 would recommend to anyone!

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Reviewed by Robert M.

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I recommend this product

Rated 4 out of 5

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Good Quality

Overall good quality. Made sure to inventory the bag when I received it and found some items missing. Emailed the company and missing items were sent out immediately without any problems. A little disappointed with the shovel as it is just a small cheap plastic shovel. Would recommend the bag overall as it will help jump start your prepping if you are behind like myself. You will need to backfire some items such as the plastic shovel with something much more durable.

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Reviewed by Ulysses Andrews I.

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I recommend this product

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I’ve had an excellent experience ordering from echo sigma. They were kind, friendly and efficient.

The product arrived earlier than expected. It was very sturdy and all the items were of the highest quality. I have dealt with echo sigma 4 times now, and each time I was more impressed than the theme before. I even recommended them to a friend and co-worker. Keep up the excellent job.

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Reviewed by Pete, from United States

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I recommend this product

Rated 5 out of 5

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Peace of mind

I looked into creating a bag of my own, but this had pretty much everything and at a price point that made the time and purchase savings a no-brainer. The only complaint I have about the bag is that it needs a strap at the drag end to enable pulling. The size of the bag and the positioning of the middle straps make it impossible to drag using the rollers.

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