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Whistles
- 100 dB
- Weighs 11 g
- Alloy body
In stockRegular price €400Unit priceLifeventure
Mobile Phone Cases
- IPX8
- For larger phones
- Touchscreen-friendly
In stockRegular price €2000Unit priceLifesystems
Whistles
- 122 dB
- Weighs 15 g
- Breakaway lanyard
In stockRegular price €600Unit priceLifeventure
Mobile Phone Cases
- IPX8
- Weighs 33 g
- Touchscreen-friendly
In stockRegular price €1900Unit priceLifeventure
Lifeventure DriStore LocTop Bags, For Valuables
Dry Bags
- IPX8 seal
- 3 sizes per pack
- Touchscreen-friendly
In stockRegular price €1100Unit priceTrekmates
Hiking Accessories
- Weighs 70 g
- Hooded
- Reusable
In stockRegular price €600Unit priceLifeventure
Dry Bags
- Weighs 40 g
- Taped seams
- Roll-top
In stockRegular price €1800Unit priceLifeventure
Dry Bags
- 30D ripstop
- Taped seams
- DofE recommended
In stockRegular priceFrom €1300Unit priceLifeventure
Stormlight Window Dry Bag Multipack (5L, 10L, 25L)
Dry Bags
- 5, 10 & 25 L
- Viewing windows
- 70D ripstop
In stockRegular price €4500Unit price
Staying warm at home
If the heating goes off, a few warm layers make a big difference. Start with socks, a baselayer and a fleece.
Questions
What is a 72 hour emergency kit?
It is the set of supplies a household needs to look after itself for three days if the power, water or roads are out. The 72 hour figure comes from the European preparedness strategy. The Irish Be Emergency Ready checklist does not set a number of days, but three days is a sensible amount to plan for.
What do I need for a power cut?
Light, warmth, a way to heat food and a charged phone. In practice that means a headtorch or lantern with spare batteries, blankets or sleeping bags, a camping stove with spare gas for use outdoors, a power bank, and stored drinking water in case the supply is affected too.
Do you sell a ready-made emergency kit?
No. These are the individual items, so you can build a kit around what you already own and only buy what is missing. Many households already have a torch, blankets and a first aid kit, and the rest can be added over time.
What should I buy first for an emergency kit?
Start with light, then warmth, then a way to boil water. A headtorch, a thermal blanket and a single-burner stove with spare gas cover the first evening of a power cut. Water storage, first aid, a power bank and a waterproof pouch for documents can follow.
Can I collect orders in store?
Yes, choose Click & Collect at checkout. Orders are usually ready within 24 hours and you will get an email when ready. Available from our Dublin Carrickmines, Dublin Blanchardstown and Cork City Centre stores.
Do you offer free delivery on orders?
Yes, we offer free standard delivery on all orders over €100.
Where are your stores located?
We have four stores across Ireland: Dublin Carrickmines, Dublin Blanchardstown, Cork City Centre and Arnotts Dublin.
