171PCS Survival First Aid Kit with Survival Gear, First Aid Supplies, Emergency Tent, and MOLLE Nylon Bag, Ideal for Car, Travel, Home, Outdoor Adventures, for Men, Christmas, Teens

This kit is packed with useful tools and first aid essentials without feeling bulky or heavy. The materials and zippers feel durable and well-made, the pouch is compact and easy to carry, and the included gear offers excellent value for the price. Exactly what I wanted for emergency readiness and outdoor use.

Amazing kit, everything you need for a camping or hiking trip. Axe is sharp from the beginning.

I was pretty impressed with everything in here! it would be nice if there was maybe a little introduction packet on how to use everything but Google is free so I don't mind that. I do wish it was a little bit bigger but it's been super fun to play around with. Hoping I won't ever HAVE to use it, but I have faith that the products seem sturdy enough to withstand an emergency. I recommend!

A complete kit I help get you unstuck from snogedin if you need to dig yourself out. Come with safety gear eg reflectors and more. It makes us feel more safe now

It came with way more than I realized. The backpack was smaller than I thought it would be but it's good quality and it'll just be easier to carry around. My only complaints are that batteries do not come with the lamp (it will need three AAA batteries) and that not everything fits in the bag once it's unpacked and organized, however, there are places for the extras to clip onto the bag. The only thing I had to clip to the outside is the lamp. This would be great to keep in your vehicle in case you were stranded for a night or so. I got it on prime day, so it was great value.

I bought this to keep in my daughters car. Has all the essentials god forbid there is an emergency. Quality of the bag and products inside is good.

I’m very sad. I thought it would come with all the band aids or more. We’re short on the regular ones.

Very nice to have. It has a lot that I might need on a camping trip. My parents taught me how to use most of the stuff when I was younger in the 70's.