Price and overview
$38.69 (list price $43.99)
This is a 250-piece survival kit packaged in a compact, water-resistant bag designed for emergencies, outdoor trips, and disaster preparedness. It includes basic first aid supplies, shelter and warmth items, and tools for wilderness situations.
What it does
- First aid basics. Contains tweezers, scissors, pins, cotton pads, cotton cloth, cotton buds, and adhesive strips.
- Shelter and warmth. Includes an emergency tent and blanket to help retain body heat and create makeshift shelter.
- Tools and cordage. Features a multifunctional axe, folding shovel, parachute cord, and knife.
- Navigation and signaling. Comes with a compass and whistle.
- Fire and light. Includes a fire starter and lantern.
- Weather protection. Features a raincoat for outdoor conditions.
- Portable carrying. Bag has Molle-compatible attachment straps and a removable velcro panel so it can clip to backpacks, vests, or belts.
Power and warranty
The bag measures 8 inches by 6.5 inches by 6 inches and is made from military-grade water-resistant 1000D nylon. No battery-powered items are mentioned in the contents.
Good to know before you buy
- Item count claim. The listing lists 250 pieces total, but specific quantities of individual items are not detailed.
- Bright red bag. The kit comes in a bright red bag, which aids visibility but may not suit users who prefer camouflage or neutral colors.
- Molle compatibility. You will need an existing Molle-compatible backpack, vest, or belt to attach this bag if you want to carry it that way.
- Testing claims. The manufacturer states that items have been tested for durability, but no third-party certifications are provided.
In the box
The kit includes first aid supplies (tweezers, scissors, pins, cotton pads, cloth and buds, adhesive strips), emergency tent, blanket, multifunctional axe, folding shovel, parachute cord, knife, whistle, compass, fire starter, lantern, and raincoat, all packed in the Molle-compatible water-resistant bag.
Who it suits
This kit is designed for people who hike, camp, hunt, or travel and want a ready-made emergency pack. It could also serve as a household emergency kit. It may not suit anyone looking for specialized gear (like advanced medical supplies) or those who prefer to assemble a custom kit tailored to specific needs.
We haven't tested this product ourselves. Features and claims on this page come from the manufacturer's listing.
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