Testing the Most Popular SURVIVAL KIT on AMAZON

Twitter: @Black_Scout

[BlackScoutSurvival]

Everyone asking about the watch. Here is the video:

[dogma]

This kit is meant to make you feel good..., Until you really need it.

[nicholasramsey]

I’ve bought these kits just for the pens in the past. Ended up using a few of the items here and there. The flash light you hate I like to throw in glove boxes as a back up that I don’t mind if it gets lost or stolen. The card tool I throw away. You are correct it’s more an edc kit than wilderness survival kit. Could use a lot of items to do either one better. I love the pens but the inner parts usually only last about a year then it falls apart. But, you can’t break them in your pocket while doing rough work. Good review enjoyed it.

[skinny]

My friend bought that kit, he emptied it out and just used it to hold 12 gauge buckshot.
Decent kit though, the case is nice.

[mkennedy]

Anytime the “11 function card” is included in the kit you know they had a problem picking good items.

[duanebouchard]

I bought a recent version of this, pretty cheap
my knife had a seat belt cutter, my multi tool was magnetic, hang it from a thread and you have a compass

[TheeNatureGoat]

I've got two kits similar to this, one is in my EDC bag and one is in my vehicle.
The few differences between this kit and mine are:
The knives, both my knives are Boker Plus with glass breaker/seatbelt cutter, both seem super durable.
One has a compass/thermometer, the compass works great but the thermometer is okayish.
One has the water bottle holder which worls well.
Could care less about the card tool but I keep it in case.

Overall for my kits, everything works super well!
I'd recommend one of these for a basic EDC/vehicle kit.

[kapablekid]

The pen writes... That's a +... 😂

[proteus]

You should do an upgrade video, say you bought that kit and you wanted to spend $50-$75 to upgrade which items would you swap out and use this as a case.

[davem.]

I'd rather buy better EDC equipment and make my own kit, than to trust those "cheap" products in the video.

[dakotasummers]

Now this guy knows the right kinda canned ravioli to get

[drbettyschueler]

I made my own kit. I'm sure it cost me more, to do it that way, but I got the items I knew I would be able to use if the SHTF.

[nuancolar]

Manufactured "survival kits" are often pretty crappy. So if you cannot find a ready kit that rises to your expectations, the best strategy is to start with the container (whatever container you choose) and fill it with the knife, flashlight, etc. of your choosing.

[platonicmetal]

A friend gave me a compass like that. I carry it in my hiking pack, and it hasn't let me down.

[gregoryk.]

The three things that are good. 1 compass shinny brass for easy find hard to lose. 2 ferro rod. 3 key chain light.

[hellsbellspreparedness]

I luv how they put the water bottle holder in coyote. 😂 No survival kit is complete without the multitool credit card. Once again seeing these kits makes me appreciate what u guys put out Jack. Thanks again 👍🍻 Happy Thanksgiving

[WarmocK]

Bought one of these as a birthday present for a friend of mine, but did a few modifications to make it a small edc kit for his car. Ended up using it the same day I gave it to him: we gave the lighter I had added to some girls that night for a smoke. :D

[trevorwright]

Cool video. Glad I watched this before purchase

[claudeoverstreet]

I have one of the kits. Basically, it’s good enough for a lot of situations. I added extra items to it.

[chinabluewho]

My heart (and stomach) cries out for those Camp-Bells Ravi-Olies.