Survival Kit 250Pcs Survival Gear First Aid Kit with Molle System Compatible Bag and Emergency Tent Emergency Kit

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. Read more

Good quality bag and full of goodies . Can’t really beat the bag and the survival products for the money. The spoon, mini hammer axe, lights , pen are my favorite items. Great for any car or camper or for anyone who likes outdoor survival/prepper/camping gear. Read more

Small is the NEW Big... I Love it!! Absolutely great and compact. Read more

I knew what I was getting into, with the price I knew quality wasn’t gonna be amazing. And yes, as the reviews say, it is tiny and jam-packed with stuff. The tools are also tiny and if you want full sized tools, this ain’t it, chief. But there’s a lot of pretty decent stuff here. But some of the stuff just doesn’t work, or is just useless and probably could buy a better replacement separately if you need, probably cheap. For example, the compasses are sorta junk, the standalone one is finicky but can get an accurate read, wouldn’t rely on it and would suggest buying a separate one. Especially the “compass” in the handle of one of the tools, totally junk. Same style as the one in my power bank I bought from tiktok. Just floats around in there and doesn’t actually work at all. The folding knife I was actually pretty impressed with. It doesn’t have a good lock so it can technically fold back in during use but I haven’t had that. The blade is pretty dang sharp, sharper than my own pocket knife I carry. Enough that I gave my self a small cut trying to see its sharpness. Very lightweight but transportable because of the skeleton I won’t entertain the idea of the spoon, fishing line, or glow sticks, like I’d ever actually use them. I’m sure they’d work in a pinch but not why I bought this. Haven’t put batteries in the lamp or flashlight, but I assume they should work, if not I’ll change the review. I also didn’t take the tent, blankets, or the poncho out cause I didn’t feel like folding them back up again. The “medkit” is pretty basic. Wouldn’t use it on its own. Other than to help with the cut I got from the blade lol. But I’ll likely order some more and see if I can’t just fit it inside the bag. If not I’ll bite the bullet and buy a full medkit. Cause if this were a video game it would only restore like 5hp. There’s some bandages and I think a bit of gause, but it’s mostly i think betadine and alcohol wipes, and bandaids. I think some aspirin pills or something possibly. Aka, this would be good for school nurses. *ER* Nurse, well, not on any day. The survival bracelet is ok. Whistle works as expected but the compass again is junk and doesn’t work. The bracelet isn’t adjustable from what I can tell, and since I have skinny wrists it was pretty loose on me. I haven’t tested the fire starter inside the bracelet, or the other standalone fire starter. Was about to but came to my senses that I was inside, and I didn’t want to light my carpet on fire… So, I’ll have to bring it outside when it’s not raining. Again, I’ll update the review if either one don’t work Phone case worked and you actually can use the screen which I thought was neat. Didn’t really buy this for that at all but, seeing as it works, it might come in handy one day. I forgot about the “saber card” I think it was called. Still have no idea what the heII that is lol. I suppose the tools on it might work but I really wouldn’t likely use. Still baffles me and cracks me up that they put a mini ruler on it for whatever reason. But if you ever need to measure something 3 inches…uh…on second thought keep it to yourself I highly doubt you’ll ever need as many q-tips out there in the wilderness as there is. Unless you’re cleaning a rifle or something, but you’d probably want a different kit for that. I’m going off of memory here so I’ll probably miss something but I wouldn’t recommend buying this pack for any one thing in particular, just for the convienience of everything all in one bag, and having it all shipped for a flat fee and you can decide what you need and don’t. Oh right, the wire saw. I probably won’t even open that but I doubt it’s that good. To be honest, the best part of this is the kid in me opening it all up, cause there’s a LOT of stuff. Pretty fun even though some of it was junk. But some stuff I hope to never need. But having survival stuff like this gives me some comfort in preparation. But I also wouldn’t recommend this being your “bug-out bag.” Or just your only survival equipment in general. But rather, because of its size it could maybe be a simple portable version you take out with you. Or like I will do, because of the strap on system, have it as bag attachment to a bigger rucksack with a more complete bag. Imma be honest though, the whole thing all in one bag is pretty beefy, I don’t know how many pounds but in my hands felt pretty heavy. That’s why I think having it on a rucksack might be better than carrying it around with you Read more

Great starter size bug out bag. I ended up buying them for all of my friends. Read more

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 Read more

My Daughter is so happy about her gifts!! She is graduating with her Master's degree in Anthropology with a focus in Archeology. She works as an Archeologist. So she will get alot of use out of these items. Im super happy with my purchases Read more

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. Read more