Emergency kitHELP BAG^® MAX PRO

HELP BAG® MAX PRO evacuation backpack: 72 hours of readiness without having to put it together yourself

MAX PRO is HELP BAG®'s most extensive emergency kit: evacuation backpack and case and more than 100 items divided into 8 labelled modules. Each module has its own label and can be taken separately. In a situation where every second counts, you're not searching for the torch at the bottom of your backpack.

What you'll find in the 8 modules

• FOOD & WATER: food rations, water, filter straw, disinfection tablets, cutlery, a mug and a foldable water container.
• FIRST AID: first aid kit, thermal blanket, resuscitation mask, reflective harness and space for your medication.
• ELECTRONICS: power and connectivity when there's no electricity.
• ESCAPE: equipment for the evacuation route.
• SLEEP: sleeping away from home.
• HYGIENE: personal hygiene in emergency conditions.
• TOOLS: tools that really work under pressure.
• WEATHER: protection from rain, wind and cold.

Specifications

• Weight of the backpack with full equipment: approximately 9.5 kg
• Box included: 54 x 37 x 35 cm
• Backpack capacity: 35-55 liters
• Material: TITAN SHIELD™ 600D
• Readiness: 72 hours
• Designed and completed in Poland

Who MAX PRO is for

For families, businesses and services that don't want to put together their own equipment or check whether they've forgotten anything. Over 5 000 households, businesses and institutions have already chosen the kit. It proves itself during a blackout, flood or evacuation, anywhere you need to leave home within minutes and survive outside it for three days.

Purchase, delivery and returns

Orders placed by 10:00 we ship the same day, via InPost, DHL or FedEx. Delivery is free throughout the European Union. You can return it within 30 days, and the product is covered by a 24-month warranty. Klarna (in selected countries): pay now or in installments; you'll see the terms at checkout.

Looking for a smaller kit or want to compare variants? Check out the HELP BAG BASIC kit or read our guide on what a 72-hour evacuation kit should contain.