24 h emergency kit – compact and ready
ReadyPack X1 Emergency Backpack
ReadyPack X1 is a compact emergency backpack designed for children. It contains the most important items needed in a crisis, but in a lighter, more accessible form.
The ideal way to give every child their own safety kit – matched to their abilities and needs.
Ideal as:
- an emergency backpack for a child
- an emergency kit for school or home
- a light bug-out bag for the youngest
Key advantages
- designed specifically for children's needs
- light and handy – does not weigh children down
- lower price than the adult versions
- a ready-made kit – no need to put it together or hunt for gear
A child's safety starts with preparation.
This backpack gives you peace of mind and real support in a crisis.
Safety module ▼
- reflective backpack cover – visibility and rain protection
- address bracelets with marker – contact details always with you
Food module ▼
- Seven Oceans 500 g food ration – energy reserve
- metal mug – cooking and drinking
- cutlery – practical camping equipment
Comfort module ▼
- power bank min. 10,000 mAh with USB cables
- head torch + batteries for 3 replacements
- waterproof bags – for clothing and gear
- 2 rain ponchos
- USB flash drive – documents and data
- Pusheen colouring book
- crayons
- UNO Minecraft card game
Hygiene module ▼
- soap
- toothbrush
- toothpaste
- wet wipes
First aid module ▼
- first aid kit – basic medical supplies
- protective masks – 3 pieces
Shelter and sleep ▼
- emergency sleeping bag
- blanket – protection from the cold
Why it's worth it
- A ready backpack for the first 72 hours of a crisis
- No putting it together yourself – no wondering what's missing
- Everything prepared in one place
Assembling it yourself means:
- hours of research
- the risk of missing key items
- often a higher final cost
- no consistent organisation
Here you get a kit that's ready straight away.
When you need it – you use it.
When will it come in handy?
- blackout, power cut
- no water, contaminated water
- building evacuation or fire
- flood, storm, infrastructure failures
Every day:
- first aid kit – always at hand
- basic tools and lighting
- support when travelling and camping
A ready kit for emergencies,
but also practical equipment for everyday situations.
Not sure what should go into a 72-hour kit? See our emergency backpack checklist.