Hurricane Season Ready Bundle

• Two complete home emergency survival kits built for hurricane season
• Covers evacuation essentials plus extended power outage needs for a family of four
• Save 10% off both kits purchased separately
• Free Hurricane Ready Household Guide included and emailed automatically after purchase

This bundle is for families in hurricane-prone regions who want to be ready before the season starts, not scrambling when a storm is already named. It's also smart for anyone who has experienced a hurricane before and vowed never to be underprepared again. The combination of evacuation-ready supplies and extended power outage coverage means you're prepared whether you stay or go.

• Hurricane 4-Person Home Emergency Survival Kit
  
• Power Outage Premium Kit
  
• Free Family Emergency Binder (digital download, emailed after purchase)

• Named storms and hurricane season preparation
  
• Mandatory or voluntary evacuation orders
  
• Extended power outages following a hurricane landfall
  
• Shelter-in-place situations when leaving isn't an option
  
• Families who need both a go-bag and a stay-home backup plan

• Don't wait for a named storm to buy this bundle. Supply chains get overwhelmed fast. Order it now, store it, and be the neighbor who already has a plan.
  
• The Power Outage Premium Kit is your post-storm layer. After the hurricane passes, the power outage can last days or weeks. That kit covers that phase.
  
• Know your evacuation zone before you need to. Look it up today and write it on a sticky note inside the Hurricane Kit bag.
  
• Keep important documents such as insurance policies, IDs, titles, medical records in a waterproof bag tucked inside or next to your kit. Water damage is the number one document killer in hurricanes.
  
• Fill your gas tank when a watch is issued, not a warning. Gas stations run dry within hours of a warning announcement.
  
• If you have pets, add their food, records, and a leash to your kit now. Evacuation shelters often have pet restrictions. Know your options before you need them.

Hurricane season runs June 1 through November 30, six months of active risk every single year. FEMA recommends having supplies ready at least 72 hours before a storm makes landfall, but the average American waits until a hurricane watch is issued to start preparing. By that point store shelves are empty and online shipping is delayed. The Atlantic basin produces an average of 14 named storms per season, with roughly seven reaching hurricane strength. In 2022, Hurricane Ian caused over $112 billion in damage across Florida alone. Having a home emergency survival kit ready before June 1 costs nothing extra. Waiting until a storm is named can cost everything.