I think its not a survival kit per se, I think it’s emergency camping items in case you forgot something at home. It’s decent for the price too! Thanks for sharing.
If that kit was just $15 to $20, it would be worth it just for the pouch/bag. Then you can strip out the Chinese crap and replace with better quality items you already have at home. If I bought that, I’d pull most of that stuff out, put in what I wanted that I already have, and just use the pouch/pack.
Here's my DIY compact kit that you won't leave in your car or at base camp : Belt Pack or Fanny Pack Survival Kit : Zip-Loc bag as waterproof liner Bic lighter wrapped with Gorilla tape, rubber band,twist tie, wire, relectve orange paracord and tab blocked to prevent leakage. Match book from MRE ( water resistant) Fresnel lens Button compass Whistle (loud flat one from Tops Knives) Toothpick Diaper pin Sabre saw blade Hacksaw blade piece Razor blade ( single edge) Needle P-38 can opener * *( sharp items taped onto a card with clear packaging tape ) Photon Micro Lite flashlight Zip tie Pencil stub and paper Trail marking clip tab Clif bar snack Condom as emergency canteen (unlubricated) Coffee filter Large Bandaid and small Bandaid Alcohol prep pad Benedryl pills (3) Imodium A-D (2) Q-Tip Aluminum foil ( folded) for bowl making, cooking, signeling Chemical hand warmer Moleskin Rubber square from inner tube with cuts as fire starter Sandpaper Square 400 Grit for knife sharpening Dental floss roll ( unwaxed and removed from housing) Mylar space blanket with ranger band around it Rain emergency poncho NOTE : Many items are useful as tinder and otherwise multi-purpose. Weight under 1.5 pounds. This kit will be attached to you even if you aren't carrying a backpack or lose your pack. It is portable enough to obviate the need for an Altoids tin kit or other inadequate gimmicky survival kit.
It’s not a bad kit, but I’d definitely add on to it like you suggested. Replacing the knife for a fixed handle one, adding a multi-use tool and also a Life Straw for water or like you said to add water purification tablets. So many other items can be added to make this kit better.
For someone who doesn’t have survival or a Get Home Bag high on their priority list, this looks like something is better than nothing kit. Seems to me like a one time use item, just needs a few things added. I say it’s a good buy.
Replace the scissors with xshears, put gauze, liquid bandaid, medical tape and pain reliever pills, replace the multi tool with a Swiss army one, or a Leatherman, add clear liter water bags, purification tablets and a mini lifestraw water filter, 1 mylar blanket, 1 poncho, weatherproof matches, rite in the rain notepad, ductape around a credit card and of course a bic lighter. Should all fit nice and snug maybe add 25feet of bank line as well. Just the bag alone makes it a good purchase in my opinion
The bag is a Condor EMT rip-away clone, I suppose for the price it’s not bad as a starter but I would not rely on this but if you took your time and bought better replacements it could absolutely be a functional kit.
It's a weird mash-up of items and not really a survival kit. I was surprised it didn't have the emergency blankets as those seem to be in everything these days. I guess it's a good way to get a selection of items you can then use in other kits.
I actually bought one of those today and I've gone through it and I absolutely enjoy it it's got a lot of good stuff in it but I've added some of my own stuff
I received a bag like that from some where else just watch the snap s they tend to unsnap them selves with out warning and it will start flopping and working its way off of your body armor ! Other than that for a free bag as mine was I can not complain. I use mine for a back up med bag to go with my military first aid med bag for extra items and extra supplies
Idk how to use that one but the pin ones with pointer on it you look at the shadow buy depending on were you are they can be wrong by a few hours but they kind of work it’s better just to look at wear the sun is and give it a good guess
The best thing is that bag, but for 20 dollars or less it is a good kit. No matter what you buy it needs to be personalised anyway. Trade in the abundance of lousy knives for one good one. This one is a good start of an earthquake kit for the office.
I’m confused by your confusion of what a water bottle holder has to do with survival. A canteen wouldn’t fit the kit and this gives you a way to carry water with you. Rule of 3s. 🤷♂️
@sidhendragon you don't want things like that hanging off your pack that's a great way to lose a valuable resource it's better to have it secured tightly on or inside your pack
I would take some stuff out and add a couple things like a boiling tin or cup.i would ditch the mosquito net and spark and the whistle and the scissors. I also would add a mylar blanket. The fire. Starter and bracelet were good also the knife was good,I would ditch the knock off Swiss knife in favor of the spring knife
@@PaulsGearReview of course. 1. The zippers to open it are zip tied together.. 2. There is a white piece of cardboard that forms a circle that keeps everything together.
@LisaTurner-d1b you didn't watch the video then the cardboard is there this is how I received it i never opened something until I review it except for flashlights
Belt Pack or Fanny Pack Survival Kit : Zip-Loc bag as waterproof liner Bic lighter wrapped with Gorilla tape, rubber band,twist tie, wire, relectve orange paracord and tab blocked to prevent leakage. Match book from MRE ( water resistant) Fresnel lens Button compass Whistle (loud flat one from Tops Knives) Toothpick Diaper pin Sabre saw blade Hacksaw blade piece Razor blade ( single edge) Needle P-38 can opener * *( sharp items taped onto a card with clear packaging tape ) Photon Micro Lite flashlight Zip tie Pencil stub and paper Trail marking clip tab Clif bar snack Condom as emergency canteen (unlubricated) Coffee filter Large Bandaid and small Bandaid Alcohol prep pad Benedryl pills (3) Imodium A-D (2) Q-Tip Aluminum foil ( folded) for bowl making, cooking, signeling Chemical hand warmer Moleskin Rubber square from inner tube with cuts as fire starter Sandpaper Square 400 Grit for knife sharpening Dental floss roll ( unwaxed and removed from housing) Mylar space blanket with ranger band around it Rain emergency poncho NOTE : Many items are useful as tinder and otherwise multi-purpose. Weight under 1.5 pounds. This kit will be attached to you even if you aren't carrying a backpack or lose your pack. It is portable enough to obviate the need for an Altoids tin kit or other inadequate gimmicky survival kit.
Im not sorry to say it that kit doesnt look promising nothing i saw in it really justified 30 bucks and it all looked to be pretty cheaply made junk id say pass on this kit also think about this how does some ghostly white suit sitting behind a desk and pribably never camped once know what someone needs for a survival situation a quality survival bag is built buy experience campers hikers and outdoors enthusiasts not by suits at a desk remember this is branded as a survival kit in a survival kit you want quality items
Those commandos says break because they're made cheaply out of the cheapest crap steel they can find and all that and that kid if it doesn't say made in the US tell made in China and it's all crap
The flashlight is nowhere near 250 lumens maybe 80 on a good day that is the standard flashlight for a lot of kids that you buy half the stuff I would take out and add my own self to it to make it more useful
If that kit was just $15 to $20, it would be worth it just for the pouch/bag. Then you can strip out the Chinese crap and replace with better quality items you already have at home. If I bought that, I’d pull most of that stuff out, put in what I wanted that I already have, and just use the pouch/pack.
I think its not a survival kit per se, I think it’s emergency camping items in case you forgot something at home. It’s decent for the price too! Thanks for sharing.
If that kit was just $15 to $20, it would be worth it just for the pouch/bag. Then you can strip out the Chinese crap and replace with better quality items you already have at home. If I bought that, I’d pull most of that stuff out, put in what I wanted that I already have, and just use the pouch/pack.
Удивлён что в Америке такое гавно продаётся. У нас в России нищенская зарплата. Но такое гавно никто не покупает!
Here's my DIY compact kit that you won't leave in your car or at base camp :
Belt Pack or Fanny Pack Survival Kit :
Zip-Loc bag as waterproof liner
Bic lighter wrapped with Gorilla tape, rubber band,twist tie, wire, relectve orange paracord and tab blocked to prevent leakage.
Match book from MRE ( water resistant)
Fresnel lens
Button compass
Whistle (loud flat one from Tops Knives)
Toothpick
Diaper pin
Sabre saw blade
Hacksaw blade piece
Razor blade ( single edge)
Needle
P-38 can opener *
*( sharp items taped onto a card with clear packaging tape )
Photon Micro Lite flashlight
Zip tie
Pencil stub and paper
Trail marking clip tab
Clif bar snack
Condom as emergency canteen (unlubricated)
Coffee filter
Large Bandaid and small Bandaid
Alcohol prep pad
Benedryl pills (3)
Imodium A-D (2)
Q-Tip
Aluminum foil ( folded) for bowl making, cooking, signeling
Chemical hand warmer
Moleskin
Rubber square from inner tube with cuts as fire starter
Sandpaper Square 400 Grit for knife sharpening
Dental floss roll ( unwaxed and removed from housing)
Mylar space blanket with ranger band around it
Rain emergency poncho
NOTE : Many items are useful as tinder and otherwise multi-purpose. Weight under 1.5 pounds.
This kit will be attached to you even if you aren't carrying a backpack or lose your pack. It is portable enough to obviate the need for an Altoids tin kit or other inadequate gimmicky survival kit.
I would love to see a video of you building off this kit to make your ideal kit.
@@FFSteveEMT k .but not now, I am drinking wine and eating cheese with a hottie, and she is rather lovely.
@@larrykent3568what was you waiting 4 then lol
It’s not a bad kit, but I’d definitely add on to it like you suggested. Replacing the knife for a fixed handle one, adding a multi-use tool and also a Life Straw for water or like you said to add water purification tablets. So many other items can be added to make this kit better.
@richardhoffkins9088 ill make another video of add ons soon
No life starts, they back blm. Sawyer maybe
One of those eight dollar Walmart fixed blades would be better than the folder.
The reason the water bottle holder is important is you will need your hands free to deal with your emergency but you always want your water close.
It's a standard IFAK Pouch with break away MOLLE mount with Survival items instead of First Aid supplies.
For someone who doesn’t have survival or a Get Home Bag high on their priority list, this looks like something is better than nothing kit. Seems to me like a one time use item, just needs a few things added. I say it’s a good buy.
I would add waterproof matches lighter.I'll give you three good options of actually getting a fire started
Replace the scissors with xshears, put gauze, liquid bandaid, medical tape and pain reliever pills, replace the multi tool with a Swiss army one, or a Leatherman, add clear liter water bags, purification tablets and a mini lifestraw water filter, 1 mylar blanket, 1 poncho, weatherproof matches, rite in the rain notepad, ductape around a credit card and of course a bic lighter. Should all fit nice and snug maybe add 25feet of bank line as well. Just the bag alone makes it a good purchase in my opinion
@@apexwild9700 Thanks!
@@PaulsGearReview will you be doing an update with the kit with items you've added to make it a more complete kit
@apexwild9700 Yes I'm gathering items now I'll post soon
@PaulsGearReview add some tweezers since it's a camping survival kit some tweezers to get splinters out from handling wood would be a nice add on
The pouch is a knock off ifak pouch from the American milatary.
The bag is a Condor EMT rip-away clone, I suppose for the price it’s not bad as a starter but I would not rely on this but if you took your time and bought better replacements it could absolutely be a functional kit.
13.1 feet of 550 paracord. It's 13.1 feet long. Not including the paracord bracelet.
It's a weird mash-up of items and not really a survival kit. I was surprised it didn't have the emergency blankets as those seem to be in everything these days. I guess it's a good way to get a selection of items you can then use in other kits.
@@markgrehan3726 MY thoughts are the same
The survival blanket is in one of their other kits.🙄 You can't find all the items in just one kit.
2:14 three tear-aways, max. Then the velcro will be coming unglued/ failed stitching
I actually bought one of those today and I've gone through it and I absolutely enjoy it it's got a lot of good stuff in it but I've added some of my own stuff
@gregoryfowler3452 AWESOME it's a good starter kit
@@PaulsGearReview it'll do in an emergency for some things
I think the light was sending SOS. In a pinch you might survive with it.😊
It’s a nice kit, I would add a blanket, some bandaids , and headache medicine.
That is a good idea, especially the bandaids.
I wouldn’t call that a survival kit in any way. $30 is too much ! $10 is closer. The ferro Rod, a Mylar tent and a life straw would be better
Not much surviving,but I would buy it for the spork/knife, what is with the glow sticks
Thats a great kit for 30 bucks. Ozark Trail is a good brand and priced very well. I have lots of their stuff.
@@ReDNeckRoY Some places would charge 15 or more for just the bag
Walmart is getting too expensive for people that work for a living. You have to be on taxpayer assistance to be able to afford their goods these days
@choossuck7653 This is true I thought this kit was overpriced I wouldn't have bought it except for reviewing on the channel
You also have to be on taxpayer assistance to work there.
This item isn’t over priced 30 ain’t bad at all
@@brendanburke5884 nah , 19.99 seems reasonable when you consider the quality
Clearly you have no idea how little people who are on public assistance get. Sad that you are so insulting to people who need help.
When the wife says yes, its a hell yes to us men :D
@@johnyang6969 👍
Thank you that was a great review
@randyfleming3004 Your welcome!
Oh, you poor mam~ your wife *made* you buy camping gear.... 🤣
@@mybetterhalf6373 😆
When Googling, I only see a 17 piece kit. Where did you find this?
@@sbirnbaum7 WALMART'S camping section in store
That little “saw thingy” is called giggly wire 😊good show
The pouch looks like the same exact pouch that came with my uscca membership.
I received a bag like that from some where else just watch the snap s they tend to unsnap them selves with out warning and it will start flopping and working its way off of your body armor ! Other than that for a free bag as mine was I can not complain. I use mine for a back up med bag to go with my military first aid med bag for extra items and extra supplies
Idk how to use that one but the pin ones with pointer on it you look at the shadow buy depending on were you are they can be wrong by a few hours but they kind of work it’s better just to look at wear the sun is and give it a good guess
Another great video, I am also going to review this one soon, and I have a theory that Im going to explore with the OT kits
@@crazytexan7532 can't wait to see it!
The best thing is that bag, but for 20 dollars or less it is a good kit. No matter what you buy it needs to be personalised anyway. Trade in the abundance of lousy knives for one good one. This one is a good start of an earthquake kit for the office.
Very easily customizable!
basic 1st aid kit?
@@zulkiflymohamed-wu4rh good idea!
I’m confused by your confusion of what a water bottle holder has to do with survival. A canteen wouldn’t fit the kit and this gives you a way to carry water with you. Rule of 3s. 🤷♂️
@sidhendragon you don't want things like that hanging off your pack that's a great way to lose a valuable resource it's better to have it secured tightly on or inside your pack
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@@sergioricardodasilvasouzar4869 Thank You!
Did you buy this online or in store? I can’t seem to find it
I bought it in the camping section of the store
Hello 👋 my outdoors friend, thank you for sharing this informative video. It's a fine starter kit that you can 'add to' it. 😊
Yeah. I don’t know why you would want to carry a bottle of water in a survival situation either.
I kinda want the bag, it would fit my headset for work and I can just grab it and go during the work week and leave it in my car during work week.
@@artemismeow It is a nice bag
It would be nice if they put a battery in, even if it's a cheap one.
@@georgiarebel6029 Exactly no where does it say battery needed on package
Add a lighter emerancey blanket first aid
You actually needed a knife to open that?
@DelightfulHelmet-mc8su I know right 😆
I myself wouldn't buy that for that price 😊
Video freezes at 4:50
@NotJoyful2024 i just checked it seems fine,maybe it's on your end?
I would take some stuff out and add a couple things like a boiling tin or cup.i would ditch the mosquito net and spark and the whistle and the scissors. I also would add a mylar blanket. The fire. Starter and bracelet were good also the knife was good,I would ditch the knock off Swiss knife in favor of the spring knife
Great add ons !
I like these types of videos. You could reduce the length if you would not repackage the items.
This broke the snooze meter...could have just showed list up front closer ...
@louismartinez4467 Its a full review
Basic. Not worth $30 if I heard you correctly but thanks for showing.
Thanks Paul!!
@brucelarson4283 Your welcome!
You can build a better kit with actual needed items…. Yes you will pay more but most of what was inside was useless
For a camping “survival “kit what was useless about it can you expound please.
Whoever needs a spork as a survival/emergency item, should not be exposed to survival/emergency situation for sure ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Thanks Paul
@@choossuck7653 Thank you!
Couple of bics and a couple of space blankets you're good
Lmao, I put 20 years in the army, airborne infantry, the whole time. Silliest bug out, I have ever seen. I can go to dollar tree, or my garage. Lmao.
13 feet?
@@JiggyjarjardoM77 I think so
This guy is not ex military u can tell
@a.sr.6915 who said I was?
it`s nice
Thats horrible for $30
IT TOOK YOU 30 MINUTES TO OPEN UP 🤔
@@markledford4370 3 mins 👍
like hiw bro used a knife to cut paper
@@rim9128 Right!
You have already been through it before you reviewed it.
@@LisaTurner-d1b no
@@PaulsGearReview of course. 1. The zippers to open it are zip tied together.. 2. There is a white piece of cardboard that forms a circle that keeps everything together.
@LisaTurner-d1b you didn't watch the video then the cardboard is there this is how I received it i never opened something until I review it except for flashlights
I made my own,
Belt Pack or Fanny Pack Survival Kit :
Zip-Loc bag as waterproof liner
Bic lighter wrapped with Gorilla tape, rubber band,twist tie, wire, relectve orange paracord and tab blocked to prevent leakage.
Match book from MRE ( water resistant)
Fresnel lens
Button compass
Whistle (loud flat one from Tops Knives)
Toothpick
Diaper pin
Sabre saw blade
Hacksaw blade piece
Razor blade ( single edge)
Needle
P-38 can opener *
*( sharp items taped onto a card with clear packaging tape )
Photon Micro Lite flashlight
Zip tie
Pencil stub and paper
Trail marking clip tab
Clif bar snack
Condom as emergency canteen (unlubricated)
Coffee filter
Large Bandaid and small Bandaid
Alcohol prep pad
Benedryl pills (3)
Imodium A-D (2)
Q-Tip
Aluminum foil ( folded) for bowl making, cooking, signeling
Chemical hand warmer
Moleskin
Rubber square from inner tube with cuts as fire starter
Sandpaper Square 400 Grit for knife sharpening
Dental floss roll ( unwaxed and removed from housing)
Mylar space blanket with ranger band around it
Rain emergency poncho
NOTE : Many items are useful as tinder and otherwise multi-purpose. Weight under 1.5 pounds.
This kit will be attached to you even if you aren't carrying a backpack or lose your pack. It is portable enough to obviate the need for an Altoids tin kit or other inadequate gimmicky survival kit.
Not bad
Made in China ?
probably
Im not sorry to say it that kit doesnt look promising nothing i saw in it really justified 30 bucks and it all looked to be pretty cheaply made junk id say pass on this kit also think about this how does some ghostly white suit sitting behind a desk and pribably never camped once know what someone needs for a survival situation
a quality survival bag is built buy experience campers hikers and outdoors enthusiasts not by suits at a desk remember this is branded as a survival kit in a survival kit you want quality items
@@GeorgiaRidgerunner I agree
needs a stove
Those commandos says break because they're made cheaply out of the cheapest crap steel they can find and all that and that kid if it doesn't say made in the US tell made in China and it's all crap
They copied me lol!
😆
Why would I want to buy anything from Walmart, especially if it’s a cheap Chinese piece of crap like this?
Cheesy
I feel like I could put together a better kit than that. Most of it is pretty flimsy
@@pamelasmith6459 The bag is a nice starter to build your kit
Complete waste of money except for the pack it's self!
Actually not. A bad little kit
@johnc7652 No not at all can definitely be built on
well actually I think Mosquito Head Net is more appropriate .. smoother to read .. 🤣
not worth the money,
In my opinion someone could probably build a much better kit with more useful and better quality items for less than the cost of that kit
The flashlight is nowhere near 250 lumens maybe 80 on a good day that is the standard flashlight for a lot of kids that you buy half the stuff I would take out and add my own self to it to make it more useful
👎🤪🤡B S
Junk
It's junk!
Looks like a bunch of junk tba
Kits are always garbage.
@squirrelcovers6340 you can always use it as a starter
JUNK
Your presentation is atrocious.
No it's called original
Boring
Now you know sunset made in China and sold in Walmart that knife is made out of cheap crap steel it will not hold the edge that it has
If that kit was just $15 to $20, it would be worth it just for the pouch/bag. Then you can strip out the Chinese crap and replace with better quality items you already have at home. If I bought that, I’d pull most of that stuff out, put in what I wanted that I already have, and just use the pouch/pack.