Survival Kit, 250Pcs Survival Gear First Aid Kit with Molle System Compatible Bag and Emergency Tent, Emergency Kit for Earthquake, Outdoor Adventure, Hiking, Hunting, Gifts for Men Women

This kit is packed with useful tools and first aid essentials without feeling bulky or heavy. The materials and zippers feel durable and well-made, the pouch is compact and easy to carry, and the included gear offers excellent value for the price. Exactly what I wanted for emergency readiness and outdoor use.

The most handy kit ive ever bought, it's very nice tool kit to have in your house it comes with shovel, knife, can opener, compass,emrgency blancket, 1st aid tool kit, axe, fire starter, bunch of things that is actually help you to survive. great for campers, hickers, light weight, super compacted, all fit in asmall pouch, and super easy to use. Can be great gift or just have for emergencies

Lots of stuff in the bag for a great price

Great kit. This kit is on the smaller side. The bag is good build quality. Some of the items are on the cheaper side, hence the realistic price point of the kit. When I opened this kit. Everything was wrapped in plastic or in plastic bags. Seems like a waste of plastic to wrap everything. All items are on the small side, though so far everything has worked with a test run. The small shovel that is in this kit. The bag that it comes in seems of cheap material and will break if not extremely carefull. I do like this small kit for what it is. Small and easy to get to everything. The bag can be attached to most mollie webbing systems.

Really good quality tools and supplies.

As described. Amazing how they got all that stuff ibn that small bag. The only item I was disappointed in was the shovel. I would work but, its small. Still was good product for the money. Would recommend

Awesome survival kit for a youth outdoor enthusiast

This is not a survivalist bag. This is a good start to have redundancy. Two is one and one is none. 4 whistles. 3 knives. 1 shovel. 3 or 4 saw blades (multi-tool, shovel, credit card sized thing). The first aid kit is a very basic first aid kit; it has bandaids, safety pins, iodine prep pads, a triangular bandage, a small pair of scissors quality of those found in travel-size sewing kits. 1 mini lantern (smaller than a tiny woman's hand). 1 spork (has a knife and whistle). 4 fire starter sticks to burn. 2 flint strikers (paracord bracelet, cool little doodad). 1 carabiner clip. 2 "D" rings. 2 flashlights (one in the lantern). 1 window breaker pen. 1 water bottle connector. One carry bag. 1 poncho. 1 emergency blanket. 1 emergency shelter. 1 fishing line & hook. I bought this in case of emergency. I took out the tools I needed for home (the multi-tool has a hammer and Phillips head screwdriver). I gave my kid the knife to keep in their boot for protection at night. I took apart the first aid kit to add it to my big med bag. If we have to evacuate, we're grabbing the med bag with this little kit attached, and the important documents. Everything can be replaced. If you don't break this kit down and use the pieces elsewhere, I suggest keeping it in your vehicle. It's always nice to have and not need it, than to need it and not have it. I'll let the serious campers and hikers speak to its usefulness. It's a bit pricey for the quality. The blades on the knives were sharp enough. The "saw" on the shovel is laughable, but the shovel will dig a small hole. Do I recommend it for serious packers and survivalists? No. Do I recommend it for emergencies, hobbiests, and the like? Sure.