Family 72
Seventy-two hours of basics for four: 14,400 kcal of rations, 6 L of water with treatment for 50 L, four headlamps, radio, first aid and warmth in two carryable bags.
One bag for two people: couples, roommates, or a parent and child.
Ships free anywhere in Canada.
Two people do not need two radios. Duo 72 doubles what is personal (food, water, bivvies, ponchos, N95s, headlamps) and shares what can be shared (radio, first aid, tools), which is why it costs less than two Core bags.
It follows the same federal 72-hour list as Go Bag 72 Core and carries a single refresh-by date.
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| People | 2 adults |
|---|---|
| Duration | 72 hours |
| Packed weight | About 8.5 kg |
| Pack size | 40 L |
| Food energy | 7,200 kcal |
| Water carried | 3 L, plus treatment for 30 L |
| Refresh by | 5 years from the date printed in the lid |
Government of Canada guidance is about 2 L per person per day to drink and 4 L in total, so 72 hours is 6 to 12 kg of water for one person. That is more than a go-bag can sensibly carry, so the bag holds a first supply plus the means to treat more. Keep the rest of your water at home.
Food rations and water pouches are good for five years from manufacture, and the shortest-lived items set the schedule for the whole kit. We print a single refresh-by date inside the lid. Check the kit once a year, as federal guidance suggests, and replace anything you have used.
No. Our first aid kits are drug-free, which keeps them legal to ship everywhere in Canada and means nothing inside expires in two years. Add your own prescriptions, pain relievers and allergy medication to the labelled pocket.
Yes. Unopened kits can be returned within 30 days of delivery for a refund. See the Shipping & Returns page for the details.
Seventy-two hours of basics for four: 14,400 kcal of rations, 6 L of water with treatment for 50 L, four headlamps, radio, first aid and warmth in two carryable bags.
Family 72 upgraded: about 2,100 kcal per person per day, a gravity water filter, two power banks, lanterns, wool-blend blankets and a bleed-control kit, in three bags.
Seven days of food for four at about 2,100 kcal each, 112 L of water storage, a gravity filter, lighting for every room, sanitation and power banks in three stackable totes.