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

A little smaller than we expected but they packed a lot of goodies in there! Great gift item. Lightweight and easy to stash under the truck seat

Light weight durability easy to store all products huge variety of items. I keep this in my car for emergencies.

This makes a great gift for those young men in my life. They loved looking at all the pieces. And I love knowing they have them in their cars.

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.

This is perfect for camping. The tools all came into use and I got to learn a lot of new things from having this stuff.

I’m not sure how they fit so much in this little bag, but I’m impressed! Never hurts to have just in case.

This is a must have!! Compact, easy to carry, I was surprised at how much survival items are in the pack.

Ok product some stuff seems very cheap and with break not sturdy enough to be a medical kit I'm prior military and we rely on good equipment in survival first aid bags