Outtrek 215 PCS Blue Emergency Survival Kit

I’ve bought a few “survival” kits in the past, and the contents are either junk or so small or tightly packed as to be unusable. This kit is very different. It is well designed, in a quality bag that is actually repackable after you open it and pull something out. This isn’t going to replace a full sized tool kit and it shouldn’t be your only first aid kit, but it is perfect for throwing in the trunk of your car either for emergencies or just inconveniences, like needing a dining utensil or a short rope. It takes up very little room. I printed out a picture of all the contents from the Amazon listing and placed it in a plastic bag attached outside, so I could see easily if it had what I needed. It is a very well chosen collection of useful tools and supplies. I also added a collection of small medicines that they couldn’t include, in case of head or tummy ache.

Everyone should have one of these in their car, or if you are doing some serious hiking, hung from the side of your backpack. Highly recommended!

It was small, like a palm of considerable size, which is very convenient to keep on track(car), backpack, to have it on camping or hiking. Also
I love the weight. It is not heavy at all. But more than everything else, I love that it has everything you need!

Durable products made from quality materials. Great for scouts.

If you’re looking for something to start a GO bag, this is definitely great. For my family, this is an addition to other things in our pack.

Firstly, I appreciate good packaging. It comes all nicely boxed – neat and tidy are big bonuses for me.

Secondly, the first aid kit (which is in its own little bag) is minimum. I’d for sure add more, but that’s just me. You can get by in a pinch with what you have. The bag itself is of decent quality. There’s a bit of weight in here, I suspect due to the hammer. But it’s good. Molle ftw! Loops right on to any pack!

Thirdly, multi tools are amazing creations. Generally in these types of kits you’ll get a shovel/pick combo. Perhaps a multi tool card too. In this bag you’ll get that as well as a hammer/ace deal. Both with small saw like additions. There’s also a wire saw, it seems sturdy enough to handle some branches so definitely a win.

Two ponchos, mylar blanket, AND an emergency tent. Again, standard sets that are cheap usually include the blanket, not TWO ponchos nor an emergency tent.

There’s two glow sticks in here, another bonus. I’ll say, I don’t know how to fish BUT if that’s my only available option at the time, I’ll dang sure learn. There’s a small fishing set up included. Whistle, paracord, a rope, compasses (2), flash light, a decent set of gloves, and firestarters round this bag out. There’s a bit more but for the price…. This is good.

If I had any doubts on it, opening it up and discovering all the goodies washed those doubts away. You’ll definitely want to get a more all inclusive first aid kit, but for one person going on an adventure this is a great start. Keeping it in your car, or at home for emergencies this would definitely get you by.