ABPIR Survival Kits, 170 PCS First Aid Kit/Trauma Kit with Essential Survival Gear Emergency Medical Supplies for Hiking Camping Backpacking Outdoor Adventure, Gifts for Him Dad Men Christmas

Bought this for a Christmas present he asked for. He's really into outdoors, camping, fishing, etc. I thought it would be bigger but, HE loved it! And it comes with lots of survival items. Everything was in the zip locked bag, seemed sturdy and good fit for emergencies. Was not too heavy to carry and good price for everything you get.

Got this little kit as a thoughtful gift for my husband who just got into hunting this season. He was impressed by the amount of tools and first aid in such a small easy to carry bag. It will surely come in handy for when he needs it. One thing to note though was that the little utility knife was flimsier than expected so he swapped it for his own durable utility knife. Other than that, everything else were in good shape. It’s worth the price if you’re looking for a nice utility kit.

Got these for all my grandsons to keep in their cars. Nice quality. Made a great gift.

It’s a good price point as a place to start. It’s better than nothing in an emergency situation and I will add in and swap in better quality items as time goes on. I bought this and another kit to make a more thorough car survival kit and to go first air kit. All in all it’s worth the $25 or so for everything you get crammed into one bag as a disaster prepping beginner. The container molle pouch is well made and has lots of pockets (see pics) and the stuff inside is decent, but cheap. The knife is really light and the nylon handle is too light compared to the blade in my opinion, but after a bit of sharpening it should be an okay utility knife. Similarly the axe could use better sharpening and the paint covers what should be the sharp part of the wire cutters. Any blade in here needs a little love to work better. The pouch for the shovel is really thin and already cut, but I’ll patch that. It works well enough because there’s not a not a ton of reasons to use a little shovel or pick axe. The whistles work, but I’m not sure how far they’d carry and it’s nice that there’s some paracord and nylon string for different things. The carabiner is nothing great, but nice that it’s locking. I really like the lantern. It’s fine that it needs batteries, because I keep a ton of rechargeable ones.

This is a good value for emergency kit. It’s got a lantern, Swiss style tool card, lots of fasteners and decent shovel and axe/hammer. It’s not toy like but if you need something it is there. It’s small but most items fold out for leverage. Looks like a good gift idea for Amy teenager that has to travel. Peace of mind! MCC Pensacola.

Enough to survive or campaign

The survival toolkit is a solid, reliable option for a variety of needs. The quality is good—not top-tier, but far from cheap or flimsy. It feels dependable and durable enough for most situations. The size is incredibly convenient, making it easy to store or carry around, whether in your car, at home, or on hikes. I personally keep one in my car for emergencies, one at home for quick fixes, and another for outdoor adventures. It’s versatile and includes a nice selection of tools that cover most basic survival scenarios. Overall, it’s a practical, well-rounded kit for anyone looking to stay prepared without breaking the bank.

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