【Disaster Preparedness】A complete set of 80 points! With a three-layer structure, you won't be confused when opening the emergency backpack

Many people have bought disaster preparedness kits but they might be left stored away in a closet (in fact, the author is one of those people). Why not switch to a backpack where you can find the necessary items "without confusion" to use it properly in case of an emergency?

A three-layer storage structure that allows you to take out 80 items for 72 hours without hesitation

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The Stule disaster prevention backpack features a three-layer storage structure that separates storage by purpose into upper, middle, and lower sections. This structure, akin to a refrigerator, is the secret to its ease of use.

Despite the volume of 80 items, the upper section is designated for emergency food, the middle section for small items and hygiene products, and the lower section for disaster prevention supplies. This categorization allows you to quickly access what you need, even in a panic. Essential items that support evacuation life, such as food like alpha rice and canned goods, hygiene products like wet towels and coagulants, as well as writing tools and dry batteries, are neatly organized for easy access.

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Four models are available to choose from based on your lifestyle. You can select from the "Solo Evacuation Set" for individuals living alone, the "Couple Assurance Set" for couples or families, the "Family Disaster Prevention Set" that can accommodate the entire family, and the "Car Evacuation Set" designed for those considering evacuation by car. It's nice to have options tailored to your lifestyle and family structure.

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Instead of the rugged design typical of disaster prevention backpacks, this features a phase-free design that blends well with interiors. It is designed with the assumption that it can be "kept out" in easily accessible places like the entrance or bedroom, eliminating the hassle of going to get it in case of an emergency, which is reassuring.

Disaster prevention goods are important not just for use, but for their "existence" even when not in use. A design that blends into the room's scenery supports this realization.

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Made of water-repellent nylon material, it is suitable for evacuation in rainy conditions. With a capacity of about 26L, you can store food, hygiene products, and disaster prevention supplies for 72 hours. To prepare for the "what if," why not start by reviewing your disaster backpack?

Product Name: stoole Disaster Prevention Backpack
Price: Individual evacuation set: 21,980 yen (Makuake special price: from 17,584 yen) and more
Size: Height 42 × Width 32 × Depth 19 cm
Weight: Approximately 5 kg (including contents)

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