🏕️ 1-week-plus kit
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Household · what Sweden, Norway and Switzerland ask for · Rough budget: 780–1,150 €
To last a week or more: solar power, cooking, water from any source, warmth and communication with no phone signal.
Open the kit in the app (works offline)What to buy
- EcoFlow River 2 Max, 512 Wh power station × 1Twice the capacity: it keeps a small fridge going for several hours or a CPAP for more than one night.
- BigBlue, 28 W folding solar panel × 1Charges phones and power banks over USB in good sun.
- Campingaz Bleuet 206 Plus, camping stove × 1The most widespread camping stove: canisters in any hardware store.
- Campingaz C206, 3 gas canisters × 2 packsSpares for several days of cooking and boiling water.
- Overmont, camping cookware set × 1Pots with lids to boil water using less gas.
- Sawyer Squeeze, water filter × 1Filters bacteria and protozoa from river or rainwater; lasts thousands of liters.
- Tayg, 20 L water jug with tap × 2For home supplies: two jugs cover 72 hours for 4 people.
- gipfelsport, mummy sleeping bag × 1 per personKeeps you warm in an unheated house in winter.
- Motorola T42, pair of PMR446 walkie-talkies × 1 pairLicence-free in the EU; they work with no phone signal.
- Light My Fire, fire steel × 1Thousands of sparks, works when wet: a backup for the lighters.
- Trek'n Eat, freeze-dried meals × 4A complete meal that only needs water; keeps for years.
- Flintronic, 60 toilet bags × 1 packWith no water in the tank, they turn the toilet or a bucket into a hygienic toilet (Japan asks for this).
From the supermarket or at home
- A week's pantry of what you eat (use the calculator)
- Rice, pasta and dried legumes
- Medication for a month, as Sweden asks
What to do: "No power, no fire" guide →
The budget is our own estimate in euros, based on typical prices. Products reviewed on November 15, 2026.