This chapter draws attention to the application of a ‘critical men’s studies lens’ to disaster and argues that existing literature on gender and disaster rely on an individualistic approach to gender. The authors offer six key dimensions to explore men and masculinities in relation to disasters: 1) multiple masculinities arising from different cultures, 2) different positions reflected in these multiple masculinities in relation to power, 3) institutionalised masculinities embedded in organisational structures and in the wider culture, 4) embedded masculinities represented physically in how men engage with the world, 5) masculinities produced through the actions of individual men, and finally, 6) fluid masculinities changing in relation to the reconstructive efforts of progressive men in response to changes in wider society.