Survival Kits, 149Pcs Survival Gear First Aid Kit IFAK with Molle System Essential Camping Gear Emergency Medical Supplies for Car Fishing Hunting Outdoor Adventure, Camping Essentials

I recently purchased this survival kit for an upcoming camping trip, and I am thoroughly impressed with its quality and comprehensiveness. It has everything one could need for emergency situations, whether you're out in the wilderness or preparing for unforeseen events at home. The first thing that struck me was the sturdy and compact carrying case. It’s rugged enough to withstand tough conditions, yet compact enough to fit in a backpack or glove compartment. The organized compartments inside make it easy to find what you need quickly. The contents are thoughtfully selected. The kit includes a variety of essential tools such as a multi-tool, a knife, a flashlight, and a fire starter. Each item is of high quality and built to last. The emergency blanket and poncho are lightweight but effective in providing warmth and protection from the elements. Another great aspect is the detailed survival guide included in the kit. It offers valuable tips and instructions on how to use each item effectively, which is incredibly useful for beginners or anyone wanting a refresher. Overall, this survival kit gives me confidence and peace of mind, knowing that I am well-prepared for emergencies. Whether you’re an avid hiker, camper, or just someone who likes to be prepared, this kit is a must-have. Highly recommended!

I purchased this gift for my grown son who enjoys camping. He said it was the perfect item for his many trips. He said it was good quality and a great assortment and all in a handy carrying case. His three other siblings thought they should have received one as well. Obviously it was a hit.

My grandsons loved these.

The kit comes well-packed in a military-grade waterproof nylon bag and is easy to attach to a backpack or vehicle. This compactness and portability are a significant plus, especially when for outdoor activities. Included are various practical tools such as a 15-in-1 hatchet, folding shovel, compass, tactical flashlight, and a survival bracelet, among others. The first aid components cover common injuries like treating cuts or scrapes. While the quality of some tools is not top-of-the-line, they are functional enough for occasional use or mild scenarios. The variety and thoughtfulness behind the selection make this kit a useful starting point for those looking to boost their readiness for outdoor adventures without breaking the bank. Overall, it is a great-priced option that covers basic needs for emergency preparedness and casual outdoor enthusiasts.

The kit arrived in a much smaller case than I thought could possibly hold all of the advertised items, but it was all in there. The case is a nice, durable nylon material and would be useful by itself. The shovel and multi-tool (pliers, hammer, axe, screwdriver, knife, saw, etc.) are small, but they have to be to fit in the case. I was impressed with how useful they could be given their size - you're not going to split a cord of wood with the axe or dig a foxhole with the shovel, but for small tasks they'd probably work. The knife is sharp, and the water bottle carrier seems like a good idea. The eating utensil is clever, though I couldn't figure out all 8 advertised uses, and you need to retain the knife cover if you want to safely use the spork end! There are two compasses of the floating ball variety which generally indicate a north"ish" direction most of the time. The fire stone works to create sparks, and the gauze or cotton from the swabs could serve as fire-starting material. I'm not sure about the usefulness of the multifunction card, which doesn't seem hard enough to actually serve all of its intended purposes. The items are not high-end alloy or designed for daily use by special forces, but you're not paying enough for that level with a kit like this; everything seems serviceable. Where I wish the kit had more focus on the first aid side of things. There are a bunch of regular and knuckle bandages, some wipes, a small roll of gauze, narrow tape, and plastic tweezers, but not much else. I would want more in a first aid kit I traveled and camped with. Fortunately the case has some room (believe it or not!) and could accommodate a few added small items like gauze pads, antibiotic ointment, or anti-itch cream without trouble. All-in-all, a reasonable kit for the price with some handy in-a-pinch kind of tools in a nice, compact package that will travel well in the back of the car.

Can't believe how much fits in this little bag. A bit heavy to carry far but sure has a lit of stuff in it. Be sure you put a AA battery in the flashlight and check every couple of months to be sure it's not leaking or dead. I even had room for a foldable sleeping bag in there (also bought from Amazon) and small pack of bug repellent wipes. My friend laughed at me for buying this as I'm a senior, don't camp or hike BUT live in a hurricane and tornado state. It's a bargain for $30. I put this in my small evacuation bag along with other essential items. I hope to never have to use it....

My 11 year old son loves this kit! I suppose many kids would love this kit. Survival kits are fun and educational. A great gift for adventurous boys, or girls too, really!

Kids loved this for camping