Emergency Hand Crank Solar Radio with Power Bank — AM/FM/NOAA, SOS Alarm, LED Flashlight

The Emergency Hand Crank Solar Radio is a 4-in-1 survival tool combining an AM/FM/NOAA weather radio, 2000mAh USB power bank, SOS alarm, and LED flashlight — all in one rugged, IPX3-rated package. With 4 charging methods (solar, hand crank, AAA batteries, USB), it stays powered when the grid goes down. Available in Red and Green at $58.

• 4 Charging Methods — Solar panel, hand crank, AAA batteries, and USB-C input mean you're never stranded without power — critical during extended outages when wall power and batteries run out.
• AM/FM/NOAA Weather Radio — Receives all 7 NOAA weather alert channels (162.400–162.550 MHz) plus standard AM (520–1710 kHz) and FM (87–108 MHz) — the fastest way to get official emergency broadcasts without internet.
• 2000mAh USB Power Bank — Charges smartphones and USB devices directly from the radio's internal battery — enough for a partial phone charge to make emergency calls or send texts.
• SOS Alarm with Infrared Signal — Activates a loud alarm and infrared strobe simultaneously to attract attention and signal rescuers in low-visibility conditions.
• LED Flashlight + 4 Reading Lamps — The 0.75W main flashlight delivers 100,000-hour lifespan and 2000+ lux at 120mm; the 4 panel reading LEDs provide area lighting for camp or shelter use.
• Hand Crank Emergency Backup — 1 minute of cranking at 130 RPM produces 20 minutes of light or 10–15 minutes of radio — no batteries or sun required.
• IPX3 Water Resistance — Splash-resistant housing protects against rain and light water exposure, keeping the radio functional in wet outdoor conditions.
• Compact & Lightweight — At 321.9g (11.35 oz) and 15.6 × 4.6 × 7.6 cm, it fits in a bug-out bag, glove box, or emergency kit without taking up meaningful space.