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Very Comprehensive First Aid/Survival Kit
Survival Kit, Survival Gear First Aid Kit,Waterproof Emergency Medical Kit Earthquake, Outdoor Adventure, Hiking, Hunting,Camping,Gifts for Men WomenWhether you go backpacking, hiking or are just concerned about the current uncertainty in this crazy world, a decent emergency first aid/survival kit is an invaluable item to have.This comprehensive kit comes in a rugged waterproof zip up hard shell carry case that keeps all the contents neat and tidy, but more importantly dry.I won’t go over everything that’s included as it’s all listed within the advert but suffice to say it contains pretty much everything you’d need in an emergency including things you probably didn’t know you needed.Obviously you can add or take away anything you feel isn’t warranted but personally I’d only add things because, well, you never know.The majority of items are well made, of those that aren’t in packages but I’d assume the decent quality extends to bagged and sterile sealed items too.This is a pick up an go emergency kit with everything ready to use if/when needed. Which makes it an odd decision not to include a battery with the torch. Without testing it first you’d have found out too late when it was required. It needs a single AA battery for the record.A useful inclusion is that of a first aid manual which gives lots tips and instructions but the emergency numbers are for the American market where I guess this kit is predominantly aimed at.The price seems to have dropped substantially in the past few weeks and can currently be purchased for a very reasonable £22.19 at the time of this review.Considering the amounts of useful items this kit contains that represents very decent value for money.An essential purchase.

basic survival kit with a few issues
This is a fairly well put together survival kit, but it does have a few issues.It comes with everything listed in the advert, but it is all of basic quality, so don’t expect anything more than average from this kit.The case is quite sturdy, so it should be able to sit at the bottom of a pack without the contents getting squashed.The first aid book has some useful information in it, but most of the scenarios tell you to call the emergency services, which, if you had a working phone with signal, you would have probably done before attempting to follow the book’s medical instructions.The rest of the medical kit is all generic stuff, which will probably work well enough, but there’s nothing you can really test beforehand.As for the survival part of the kit, again, it’s all generic and mostly serviceable enough; the knife is sharp, the tent rope is ok, the compass points north, etc. But what they call a mountaineering buckle I wouldn’t trust under full weight, and the torch’s battery chamber is too wide for a AA but too small for a C battery, so it is pretty much unusable without some modifications.The price at the time of review is £20.71 with a 7% discount, usually £22.19, which is a little on the high side for such a basic kit. Also, I hope the grey version of this has much higher quality equipment given the 66% price difference between the two.