Furaso Emergency Survival Kit 234 pcs Professional Survival Gear Tool Tactical First Aid Kit Outdoor Trauma Bag with Molle Pouch for Camping Hiking Adventures[Upgrade]

This compact, small bag is very durable and can take the heaviness of all the items because of the extra reinforcement of straps and Velcro’s. The bag has a lot of organizational areas. I was also surprised at the quality of the tools- I tested the knives and axe- clean cut. The defense pen is larger and better quality than I expected. All of the tools are good quality especially considering the price. These are not dollar store quality items at all. There is also a little more room for extras or switch outs. I did not care for the ponchos as they are larger than emergency ones that can be bought. Some items are larger and better quality than they look in the pics, like the rope and wire saw! Definitely worth the price!

It’s crazy cool, with the whole world going down I feel better now having this! It’s going to be very useful I’m sure!

Had to get this perfect for camping or just putting in your car for emergencies

All great quality things in this pack. Great size and still pretty light for how much comes in it. My only regret is not buying two.

The good news - the bag is high quality. The bad news - most of the included items are either junk or unnecessary. Case in point - the folding fork and spoon is not something that you would need in most emergency situations and I'm not really sure if it was designed to split in two, creating a separate spoon and fork. Regardless, the rivets pulled out after just a couple of attempts to join them back together.The included knife has a spring-loaded safety detent feature. The only problem was that it would not engage and the knife blade would not lock in the open position. The "multi-tool" is absolute garbage. I don't know where to begin with that one. The shovel is another questionable choice. Might be good if you left this kit in your car trunk, but it's way too heavy to carry on a hike. The compass did not agree with my Silva orienteering compass (or my phone).I threw out most of the items and I'll leave the shovel in my car. I added a good quality Leatherman mutli-tool, a decent pair of bandage scissors, a decent compass and a Sawyer water purifier. The kit now weighs less than half of what it did and has items that will be genuinely useful in the woods.

When I first got my package in the mail, I was surprised by how light it was. Weight is everything when it comes to determining what you can and can't take with you when you go hiking, and this kit is LIGHT. The tools are sharp and durable while also being efficient and saving tons of space. You can tell a lot of thought went into packing and organizing this kit.They even included a frickin RAINCOAT. and GLOVES!!? This kit really has it all and it won't weigh you down like a lot of other similarly priced survival kits. Highly recommend!

As described, fairly comprehensive bug out bag. Not everything you might need, but definitely helps cover the basics.

Didn't know what to expect when I ordered this, but was Highly pleased with the Quality, and amount in a small fairly light pack that can be stored anywhere from a car, home, backpack, etc... Highly recommended for anybody needing something extra for hikes and to keep in the car :) Good Prod for the money.