Every Way Out

Every Way Out

Free printable prep lists that go with the book. Most ways out start at your own front door, not in the woods. Each list tells you what goes in the bag, the car and the cupboard, item by item.

Your lists

Free, one page each, made to print.

  • The 72-hour kit (yours today)
  • Two weeks at home
  • A go-bag for each person
  • Your one-page family plan
  • One list for each of the five exits

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You're in. Your first list is ready: the 72-hour kit. The rest come to your inbox as they're finished.

Print each list, fold it into a zip-top plastic bag and keep it where you'll need it: the go-bag, the glove box, the kitchen drawer.

The map series

Every list is one sheet. Sheet 01 is ready now, and the rest arrive in this order.

A · At home

  1. 01The 72-hour kitReady
  2. 02Two weeks at homeComing
  3. 03When the power goes outComing
  4. 04Pantry rotationComing

B · On the move

  1. 05A go-bag for each personComing
  2. 06The car kitComing
  3. 07The work kitComing

C · On paper

  1. 08Your one-page family planComing
  2. 09Documents to copyComing
  3. 10Medicines and dosesComing
  4. 11Your tripwiresComing

D · People who need more

  1. 12Babies and small childrenComing
  2. 13Older parentsComing
  3. 14PetsComing

F · Living off the land

  1. 15Seeds and a starter gardenComing
  2. 16Out in the open: what to watch forComing

E · The five exits

  1. 17When the money failsComing
  2. 18When order breaks downComing
  3. 19When nature turnsComing
  4. 20When the machines stopComing
  5. 21When sickness spreadsComing

Legend

The marks on every sheet in the series, and what they mean.

  • 01The sheet number. Every list is one numbered sheet. They arrive in order, and together they make the full atlas.
  • A1The section mark. The letter in the corner of each sheet says where it lives: A at home, B on the move, C on paper, D people who need more, E the five exits, F living off the land.
  • The checkbox. Tick each item as it goes in the bag. A printed tick survives a dead phone.
  • people ×3 =The write-in blank. Where a number depends on your household, the sheet does the arithmetic with you instead of guessing for you.
  • The keep-dry footer. Every sheet ends the same way: fold it into a zip-top plastic bag and keep it where you'll need it.
  • ReadyReady and Coming. In the index above, Ready means you can print it today. Coming means it's being written and will land in your inbox.

The book this map comes from

Every Way Out: A Prepper's Atlas for Five End-of-the-World Scenarios. It's calm, plain and practical: what to do next, in order, whatever the cause. It stays out of politics, because a flood doesn't care how you vote.

It covers the city, the suburbs and the country, the road, and the wide open spaces for people who have them. It's coming soon, and people on the list hear first.

The kit page is up now: the actual things for each list, grouped by job, no brands pushed. The lists are still all you need to start. Most of what's on them is already in your house.