#01A wind-up or solar-powered emergency radio keeps you connected to weather warnings, emergency broadcasts, and rescue coordination when the power grid fails. Your lifeline to critical information.
#02A high-decibel survival whistle carries further than the human voice and requires minimal energy to use. The simplest and most reliable signalling device for attracting rescue in any conditions.
#03When phone networks are down or you're out of signal, two-way radios keep your group in contact. Essential for coordinating a family, a hiking party, or neighbours during an outage.
#04A sealed pouch keeps your phone — your lifeline for calls, maps and alerts — dry and working through rain, spray and accidental dunks.
A loud pealess safety whistle whose sound carries far further than the human voice. A tiny, effortless way to signal for help and attract rescue.
A licence-free PMR446 radio set from a trusted brand — simple, light and ideal for keeping a family or group in contact off-grid.
A floating IPX8 waterproof phone pouch that keeps your phone dry and fully usable through rain, spray and submersion, with a clear touch-through window and neck lanyard.
A hand-crank and solar radio with a built-in torch and USB charging, so you stay informed with no mains power. A core item for staying updated during a prolonged outage.
Start with the cheapest, longest-shelf-life option. Stash it and forget it for a quarter.
A backup that uses a different mechanism. If option 1 fails, option 2 still works.
For trips outside the home — light, durable, field-serviceable. The honest one.