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Emergency Kit Bags, Backpacks & Containers

About Emergency Kit Bags, Backpacks & Containers

Having the right storage is essential to keeping your emergency supplies protected, organized, and ready when you need them. That's why EmergencyKits.com offers a selection of durable backpacks, bags, and containers designed to securely hold your gear in a variety of emergency situations. From rugged backpacks built for mobility to sturdy containers and modular pouches for easy organization, our options let you build an emergency kit that fits your needs and keeps critical supplies accessible when it matters most.

Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to the most common questions about emergency backpacks and containers, from choosing the right size and style to materials, weather resistance, and how to find the option that fits your needs — because the best emergency kit is one you can actually grab and go.

What size emergency backpack or container do I need?

The right size depends on how you plan to use it. A personal bug-out bag typically falls in the 35 to 65 liter range — enough for 72 hours of individual supplies without being too heavy to carry. Larger 65 to 85 liter bags work better for extended stays or when one person is carrying supplies for multiple people. For home storage where portability matters less, hard-sided containers like buckets or dry bags are a practical alternative.

Should I choose a backpack, duffel, or pouch for my kit?

Yes, one of each, depending on use. Backpacks for foot evacuation (hands-free, distributed weight). Duffels for vehicle-based kits (easier to load and carry short distances). Pouches for organizing within a larger kit. Most serious emergency plans use all three.

Are your emergency backpacks waterproof?

No, not fully. Most are water-resistant; some models include a built-in rain cover. For true waterproof use, pair with an internal dry bag or a rain cover.

How do I choose between soft and hard cases for my emergency supplies?

Soft cases are lighter, more flexible, and easier to carry. Hard cases protect fragile contents (electronics, optics, first aid supplies) and stack better for storage. Use soft for portability, hard for in-place storage.

Do you sell empty backpacks or are they all pre-loaded with supplies?

Yes to both. We sell empty backpacks, duffels, and containers for customers building their own kits. We also sell pre-loaded emergency kits in every major bag style.