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

I bought this for my dad for father's day. He loved how lightweight it was, how good the quality of materials, and how much fits inside of it! You get what you pay for which is something that looks good and works good! Its worth the money, every cent.

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.

Amazing little kit, heavy duty and multi functional tools. Great price for so much and doesn’t take up much space.

Very well put together grab and go pack... Thoughtfully put together in an emergency grab and go to help with chances of survival. Small and compact, fits in any car, boat or even on your bicycle. I will be purchasing a few more as Christmas gifts. Go get yours now...

This was a Christmas present for my father in law and he loved it. It was like getting a ton of mini gifts in one! Most of the contents were good quality, of course- I didn’t have high expectations with the price but overall it was well worth the money. His favorite things in the pack were the lantern and the fishing supplies.

Unfortunately, I went ahead and bought this, and I truthfully don’t care if anybody believes me or not, but I am just slightly disappointed. I’m usually pretty chill about everything I buy even when some things have a few issues or flaws. I never really write reviews either but this time I thought, “what the heck.” After reading all of these reviews mentioning how small this item, much smaller then they thought, I was prepared—or so I thought. It still kind of shocks you just how small it really is lol everything is basically miniature and only a few items are of decent quality i.e. the pen and the paracord, multi-functional wrist band. That being said, it’s still a cool little bag of goodies for the right person, but to be honest, to bring everybody into the light here, the perfect candidate to gift this to is your 10-12 year old son or nephew for his annual Boy Scout camping trip. Hayden, Bryce and Aiden will absolutely love it. Take that however you may, just know I don’t mean it’s only pertinent to a 10-12 year old boy but it’s really just for some buying perspective and may help you know what you’re looking for…everybody’s opinion is different, so, I digress. So, I’ll say the quality of this set is borderline fisher•price/playskool if you ask me.. erector set to be as fair as I can. Now, as a 33 year old adult male, I was feeling quite silly taking everything out—almost reminding me as if I were an 11 year old boy performing a cringeworthy, family arranged play around a campfire at the annual up-north Kumbaya soirée with uncle chubbs, cousin Bert and the whole gang, whilst the theme of the play being an educational demonstration of the key tactics of survival. Only not good. Not good at all. (cousin Bert starts the slow clap…) Berrrrt…Bert! Shhhhhh!!!!! Not yet. Smh. Bert. My point is that if you are looking for a nice, real survival kit, and you’re over, okay, let’s say the age of 15 to be as fair as possible, this is not for you. Everything is much smaller than you will expect, even after knowing this bit of info. Again, opinions differ, so, if this is just something you want to have in case of a minor emergency, anything can really be useful in that situation, even this fanny-pack of “survival” tools. I love you all, so, jot that down.