 Best thing about the LTT store line as plushy is its groundbreaking design though. Whoa! Earthquake! Ah! Okay, I think it's over. Now, where did I put that emergency kit? There we go. Got food, shelter and stuff. But where's the other one? Ah, there we go. Anchor, our sponsor for this video, helped us build out this. The Tech Survival Kit. This is going to keep us comfortable, connected and distracted while we wait for emergency crews to get us back online. So all that's left to do now is to set it all up and hunker down. So, let's get started. In an earthquake or other disaster, it could be 24 or 72 hours before emergency services show up. So what's the first thing we need to do? We need to get to our emergency point. So we've chosen the living room set, but in the case of an actual emergency, we'd probably choose somewhere with slightly fewer things hanging overhead in case of aftershocks. Next, we crack into our bags, starting with, all jokes and anchor sponsorship aside, the Life Necessities bag. So what do we got in here? Emergency tissues. Got this like freaking dense dehydrated ration. Apparently, I'll be eating these rations, but they have been expired for how long? Eight months. I mean, they're probably fine. No, oh, 321. Oh, 21. Oh yeah, I know the water's been expired for a year. I guess we'll be drinking them then. We wouldn't want them to go to waste. Got a hand crank charging combo radio flashlight, siren, and charger. So that's neat. You can actually input or output 5 volts. It comes with a couple of little adapters. You're going to really be cranking that for a long time. You want to charge your phone or something though. That's where anchor's going to come in. Spoiler alert. First aid kit, tube tent, got your ponchos, whistle, three-week candle, emergency sleeping bag, some rope. Are those condoms? I mean, I can see why those would, no, matches and rubber gloves and regular gloves. It's got three wicks, boys. Three wicks, one cup. I'm getting into a mood here. I guess we'll go tent first. I mean, that's the first thing you do after you light the candle, you pitch the tent. Where were those condoms again? Do you want to just like be my emergency survival buddy here? You're going to drink the water with me, right? Oh no. No. So we're in this together until the going gets tough. That's exactly how this works. I see. There you go. Oh no. Ah, wait. It pulled the whole thing. Ow. It keeps zapping me. This is like three stooges level at this point. Okay. We got this here. I have it. I can just tie it around the desk. That's a strong anchor point. Hey, get it. Get it. Cause it's sponsored by anchor. Okay. Under any other circumstances, they tell you not to play in plastic bags. Or maybe that was just me when I was a kid. Okay. Linus don't play with the plastic bag. Okay. Yep. I'm tempted. Emergency sleeping bag. Great for emergencies. No. How's my audio David? Fantastic. Now I'm ready to not die. Now that our shelter set up and our rations are all accounted for, we're ready to stay in place for 72 hours. Now I should note that this is a shelter in place bag versus a bug out bag. So we don't have any kind of wilderness survival kit other than like the pocket knife and no navigation equipment. So it's more for waiting through something like a flood or earthquake or other emergency. Now it's time to crack open our tech bag. And because we're not going very far, we can afford to stash some heavier things in it, like creature comforts that'll keep us busy. Well, we wait for someone to respond to our distress calls. Starting of course with the cornerstone, the Anker 535 portable power station. This sucker's got a flashlight and not one of those useless ones. Like it's got a little light bar. So it actually spreads it out really nicely. Four USB ports that'll do up to 60 watts with USB power delivery on this USB-C right here, a car socket, as well as four AC outlets that'll do up to 500 watts. And I am sweating. I need to get out of this sleeping bag. Holy crap. These things work. I've never actually been in one. Whoa. Okay. That'll just, I'm sorry. I need to take off this hoodie. Even our nice light indoor hoodie from lttstore.com. Too warm right now. Okay. First up we got, okay. I wasn't here when they packed this. Really Doritos? Let me guess. Look, it's a tech bag, not a gamer bag. With that said, I didn't have breakfast today. So I'm like super down. Well, well, David. Next up we've got a personal electric heater. Now, honestly speaking, we'd recommend getting something a little bit smaller than this one. This is a 400 watt heater. So our anchor power station is going to run this for a little bit over an hour. But the reason that we got it was to show you guys that 500 watts of peak output. And this was the closest thing we could find that could push this puppy to its limits. There we go. 158 watts, 178 watts. It's going boys. 191, 374, 450, 460. It's supposed to be 400 watts, 470. That's why you'd want something a little bit lower capacity. And anyway, if you're in that like fricking space blanket, you're not going to need this much heat. Here we go. We got the stress man. Okay. Is this just a bag full of memes, Colin? I'm stress man. It's an earthquake. You're stressed out. Yeah. I mean, that's fair enough. I guess you could drink the goo inside if you were really desperate stress man with a BBL. Oh, there he is. Oh, a loady thing. Now these are cool. I'm something of a sock enthusiast. Oh, these I know about. We've got electric socks. Now you might laugh at that and go, oh, you mocked the stress man, but electric socks. But this is actually a way more practical way of heating yourself up than just having a space heater, which is going to throw most of that energy out into the air around you. And actually I would want to be not stupid and not have another sock on underneath it. Fun fact, insulators are insulators. So the more barriers you put between the heat source in your body, the less energy less of it ends up in your body. Just so you know. Okay. Where's my battery at for these boys? Is there a pocket? Yeah, there's a pocket. Oh yeah. Hold on. Oh yeah. This just gets better and better. We've got the neck light boys. Okay. What else we got here? The black diamond, re-moji LED lantern. That's cool. It's got little hangy hooks and oh yeah, that's fantastic. We're hanging it. There we go. Oh, look at that. Nice. I don't even need this thing. Assorted charging cables from anchor, a rubber band gun. Oh no, right in the dick. Nice. This is cool. It's more of camping tech than computer tech, but the LifeStraw is sick. It'll remove anywhere from three to six nines of bacteria, parasites and microplastics and reduces chlorine as well as lead and other heavy metals and will apparently filter a hundred liters of water. I have no idea what they intend for me to actually drink through it though. Maybe I can use it for those scary expired packs. Oh my God. Are you serious? So what? I just stick this in the thing? Oh my God. I really don't like this. Where the heck did you get this water? Out back. That's been sitting under a tree. I don't like this. Will you do it? I'll do it. I'll do it. Just give me a sec. Wow. You really got to go at it. It's fine. Yeah. Wow. That's actually pretty cool. Yeah. Wow. That's so cool. All right. Let's get our some more stuff from Anchor. So here we've got even more USB ports. Not that we really need those because we've got the power station, but this is just a nice little multi-tap power extend USB-C3 cube, which naturally we'll be using with our gaming device. So I packed my old IA Neo Founders edition in here. You can use that to play emulated games, PC games, all kinds of other good stuff. Of course my battery is low, so it's time to get that plugged in. I love it. And boop boop. There it goes. Spicy sausage bolognese. Just add water. Oh God. That water. I might go life straw water for that. Dark chocolate mousse. What kind of mousse? The Blox Energy Chews, as well as another Anchor power brick. This one, one that we can actually recharge with the PowerPort Solar. So this is a nice little, oh, there you go, solar panel for when it's daytime again and it's time to recharge this particular brick. One cool feature of this brick is that all you gotta do is turn around this little buddy right here. Look at that. It's a little LED flashlight. What's really nice about this guy is we can also use this, not just the large power station, to charge a laptop or portable gaming device like this, like a high voltage device. At 94 watt hours, this will nearly double the battery life of a laptop and it'll do two full charges of a smaller device like the Neo. A Leatherman and a Spork to consume all this food with. This is great. And apparently I'm supposed to start with the Datrex Multi-Purpose Emergency Ration Crackers, the expired ones, or biscuits or whatever you want to call them. We're not allowed to use that C word anymore. Those look good. So these are good? Those look good. They look good. Yep. Uh, okay. One every six hours per person, apparently. Why are we still here? Just to suffer. Sorry. Honestly, this is scarier than the biscuits. Okay. Not bad, but I think we can do better. Why don't we try one of our other snacks? Well, I guess the first thing we gotta do is get some water going here. This is the Jetboil Micro, which Colin is very proud of. Apparently what differentiates this from the other Jetboil this size is that it does more than just boil water. You can actually cook with it. Come on, buddy. Okay. I will try not to break it too much. I mean, realistically, you know, if it wasn't durable enough for me, then it's probably not durable enough for you. You don't really like it at that point. Look at that. Woo. Yeah, that is super cool, Colin. You haven't used it at all? No, it'll heat that whole thing full of water in 60 seconds. 60 seconds. Yeah. Look at it go. That's crazy. So let's go with the spicy sausage bolognese. Uh, oh, there's a little do not eat in there. Should I take that out first or what? That actually smells pretty good. Is this my lunch today? I should let Yvonne know I don't need lunch today then. I just need to not burn myself while I try to. Ooh, it's insulated, but it's hot. No, no, we're good. We got this. Give it a stir. He did not hear you. Oh, well. Oh, it's going to burst. Owie. Hot steam. Since this one takes 10 minutes as well, we might as well prep dessert while we wait for dinner to cook. Cold water for this guy. I don't know if this actually looks as promising as the dinner stirred, not shaken. All right. Time for some dinner. Okay. Hello. Come on. Come on. Oh, there it is. Uh oh. I did not mix it enough. Confirmed. Well, David, you were right. Usually am. And I was wrong. Well, we're going to hope for the best here because I have now called off my lunch and Yvonne apparently gave it to someone else. So this is what I'm eating. That's fine. It can't be that bad. Just a little bit of like powdered stuff in it. Okay. We're trying it. We're trying it. Actually. It still looks really hot. You hear that crunch? Nope. I found some crunchy bits. The taste is good though. That just smells good. Mm hmm. That's good. Yeah. We can just break the lunch. I'll just hang here. Oh, you got my donair. I forgot my lunch because I was looking for the you freaking guy. So that's who's getting my lunch. That's actually not bad. Hey, cell services back, which means the power should be coming back at pretty much any. And there it is. We survived the tech apocalypse. This is a little bit of a different video from what we normally do, but thanks anchor for sponsoring it gave us a chance to look at some really cool tech outside of just computers for a change. So you can see their full lineup of power solutions, chargers, and really, yeah, it's a lot of power solutions, cables at the link down below. If you guys enjoyed this video, maybe go check out the nebula cosmos unboxing on short circuit. That's a sub brand of anchors and that portable projector is super cool. Wouldn't have minded having that in the tech apocalypse.