Survival Kit 232 pcs Professional Survival Gear Emergency Tactical First Aid Kit Outdoor Trauma Bag for Men Women Adventure Camping Hiking Hunting

I bought these as gifts and they are practical. They fit easy in the back of trunks for minimal space usage. The content inside the bag are easy to access and stuff you will need.

There are two cases. The first is the red first aid kit. I wasn't sure if this was water resistant so I removed the contents and ran it under water. No water came through. This bad is small but it's for emergency supplies and think it will work really nice.The plastic case holds the survival tool. Each tool is wrapped in plastic. I open a few of the items like the pen and flash light. They are heavy and seem like they are very well made. I really do like the knife. It's almost like it's one that I would carry most of the time. However, I am not going to do this as I'd like to keep this set together and bring with on camping trips where it might be needed. All in all, this is a really nice kit. I haven't used any of it and I sort of hope that I don't have to, but I have a feeling it will work great if the situation calls for it.

I really liked everything that came in this package. It was all good quality and variety for the price. The tools all looked new and in good condition upon delivery. All parts were accounted for. I especially love the knife tool, with the glass breaker and seat belt cutter that has a belt clip attached to it. I don't leave the house without it.The reason I gave 4 stars:The knife was in great condition with a sharp blade and durable material. However, the belt cutter wasn't sharp, at all. I'm not sure if it was a defect or what happened, but it didn't even have a blade to it. It looks like it may have been attempted to be made into a blade but stopped short of creating the edge.For me, it's not a huge deal, I disassembled it, shaved down the belt cutter into a blade and then sharpened it into the finished blade so that it should now cut a belt easily. However, I'm not everyone. I know some have expectations for the tools/products they receive, so I like leaving an as honest as possible review from my perspective.Overall, though, I do recommend this survival pack as it comes with a lot of good 'must have' tools for a reasonable price.

These two kits are handy to have around. They carry the basics for first aid and survival and even a few extras. The survival kit has two emergency blankets instead of one like other basic kits. The fire striker gives a really good spark once you scrape through the black coating. There are whistles incorporated into many of the items, so you always have one or can pass them out for a group. The paracord bracelet is a great many things in one. It has a whistle, compass, fire sparker, locking buckle, mini serrated blade, and, of course, the paracord itself. The knife has a half-serrated blade, a glass breaking point on the end, and a strap cutter built into the handle for seatbelts or other straps that need to be cut without risking cutting what is underneath. The first aid kit has the basics for bandaging simple wounds and making a sling for an arm. It also has a tourniquet for a more serious injury.

Amazing amount of important equipment for survival conditions - compact shovel, mighty little hatchet/ hammer, powerful knife, zooming flashlight, etc. Then there’s the first aid kit, outdoor gloves, rope, and so on. It made it easy to fill out much of my 24 hour pack list.

For the price you get quite a bit of stuff! I’m sure if you purchase all items separately you’d end up spending much more.It makes a good emergency kit that you keep in the car on trips to the outdoors.Can’t speak to the durability of the tools yet, but I even if you get one use out of them the kit is worth it.The pouch that came with all the items seems to be of high quality, too.

I finally had the time to check everything out and the flashlight did not work. I suggest you make sure that works first

My 10 year old Son Loves ❤️ his very own & Personalizable Survival EXCITED 2 have! Stay Tuned for a future update after we get these bags & gear really tested on the next hike up the wildlife refuge.