Survival Kit 35 in 1, First Aid Kit, Survival Gear, Survival Tool Gifts for Men Boyfriend Him Husband Christmas Camping, Hiking, Hunting, Fishing

Got this from my daughter being we both started hiking a little more and camping and she really liked it. I think I’m gonna get myself one too and they really priced a really good price. She actually used a couple things and they didn’t break on the first touch or anything so I definitely like this one. I’m sure that it’s not for the person that’s going to climb mountain Kilimanjaro but it’s good for hikes couple of days camping.

This literally has everything you need for when you go camping! What's even better is that it is super compact and portable to further help you pack light. I was also very impressed with the quality of the tools. They're very sturdy and crafted well. The case feels a bit flimsy though but it still doesn't take away from the fact that everything else is so well made. I think it's such a great value for its price and this has everything you would ever need to go camping.

So much useful things in the case

Overall I'm satisfied because I got this as a gift for my son. If for my husband i dont think i would be as satisfied. The sturdiness 4 star is because, I have a feeling the box will not last. The clips on the side are almost impossible to open and close. Therefore when you close them your pushing and bending the plastic and eventually it will break. Other than that it's neatly packaged, Arrived on time, and It's small and compact.

I bought this survival kit for my brother in law’s birthday. He will keep it in his car, just in case .I have a similar one in my car. The price point was perfect, everyone should have a kit like this handy because you never know. Because it good to have it and not need it , then need it and not have it.

This is a great little pack of survival gear for camping or the end of the world. I bought 8 of them for the groomsmen in my wedding and I am going to etch each guy's initial into the hard plastic case.Not everything fits inside the case if you keep the foam inserts in, but if you take them out you can make it work. It also comes with a felt sack that the case fits into.Everything is of good quality for the money and if you price each of the items inside and the case, you would be paying a much higher price for all that you get.

Purchased Feb 24, 2022This product is for a beginner and a day or three to get a gist of survival mechanism. This is not a real survival kit. For example, the compass and paracord isn't tough in longevity and stability but, it is great for a basic training. The compass have to be restructured again and again {which is fine w/great practice}, but not precised. Get an $80 or more compass that is real metal and etc....that was used by the military and not cheap. Verify that is was or is made my the military.This section is the concern of quality of this product.1. Based upon your situation2. Experience3. Quality of the product (isn't made in China {Nothing against China}. Just poor quality regulations.4. Knowledge of toolsPros:Great to start with and understand each tool. High recommendCon:Not survival kit.Build your survival kits with heavy duty, versatile, and reliable through longevity tools.Invest into skills and training then tools.

As I take out the item and tested each item (Some i dont test). The bracelet which have compass (Work very well and point at the right direction, whistle (Loud), and flint (I tested with the tactical knife it gave off spark) all work well. Tactical knife which has a sharp edge (not that sharp unless you sharpen them) with the glass breaker (Pointy) and seat-belt cutter. Tactical pen wit the glass breaker (Sharp pointy then the knife, hard, and very cool to look and use). Compass work well and pointed at the right direction. Multi-Spoon which i like very much which came with a whistle. Not gonna say each and one of them but i loved it and ill suggest you all to use it. The reason im buying this item is I am preparing my emergency backpack and this was my first item into my emergency backpack.