Camping Survival Kit - Hard Shell Case
Camping Survival Kit - Hard Shell Case
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One case, and the small things you never remember to pack.
A zip hard case holding the pieces that are useless on their own and hard to replace in the field: a folding knife, multi-tool pliers, a liquid-filled compass, a wire saw, a ferro rod and striker, a whistle, a small flashlight, a tactical pen, a paracord bracelet, a card multi-tool, a carabiner and a stack of mylar emergency blankets.
Kits like this get bought for the worst day and used on all the ordinary ones. Nine times out of ten it is the pliers, the knife or the light. The tenth time it is the fire rod and the blankets, and that is the trip you bought it for.
What you're getting
It is the case that makes it a kit
A hard-shell zip case with a moulded interior, so everything has a place and nothing rattles loose in the bottom of a pack. Loose gear in a bag is gear you cannot find in the dark.
Cutting, gripping and sawing
A folding lock knife, folding multi-tool pliers, and a coiled wire saw with ring handles for branches too thick to cut. Between them that covers most of what actually needs doing at a camp.
Fire and light
A ferrocerium rod and striker, which works wet and does not run out the way a lighter does, plus a small tube flashlight for the hands-and-knees jobs.
Navigation and signalling
A liquid-filled compass, a whistle, and a paracord bracelet you can unpick for cord. A whistle carries further than a voice and costs nothing to carry.
Mylar blankets, more than one
The kit includes a stack of folded mylar emergency blankets rather than a single sheet. They weigh almost nothing, they are the single most useful item in a cold night, and having spares means you can give one away.
Specifications
| Case | Hard-shell zip case, moulded interior |
|---|---|
| Cutting | Folding lock knife, folding multi-tool pliers, wire saw |
| Fire | Ferrocerium rod and striker |
| Light | Small tube flashlight |
| Navigation | Liquid-filled compass |
| Signalling | Whistle |
| Cord | Paracord bracelet |
| Also included | Tactical pen, card multi-tool, carabiner |
| Warmth | Stack of folded mylar emergency blankets |
| Finish | Matte black and steel |
| Price | $59.95, one-time |
Where it earns its keep
- Kept packed in a daypack so you stop assembling this from scratch every trip
- In the truck or the boat, where a hard case survives the glovebox
- A first kit for someone who camps but owns none of this yet
- Backup to a bigger kit, since the small items are the ones that go missing
- A gift that gets used rather than shelved
Questions
Does it include first aid supplies?
Our supplier copy mentions first aid supplies, but the product photography does not show any, so we are not going to claim it. Treat this as a tools-and-fire kit and pair it with a proper trauma or first aid kit rather than relying on it for injuries.
Can the contents change?
Kits assembled like this do vary between production batches. The list above is what the current photography shows. If a specific item is the reason you are buying, ask us first and we will confirm what is in stock.
Is the knife any good?
It is a serviceable folding lock knife, not a premium blade, and no steel grade is documented. Judge it as part of a kit at this price rather than as a standalone knife purchase.
What if it is not what I expected?
Ninety days, money back. Open it, lay it out, and decide.
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$59.95One-time · no subscription Add to cartContents are as shown in current product photography and may vary between production batches. No first aid supplies are claimed. No steel grade, blade length or compass accuracy figure is documented and none is claimed here. This is not a substitute for a first aid or trauma kit, and it is not a substitute for training. Knife and tool carry laws vary by jurisdiction, venue and airline; the contents mean this belongs in checked baggage.
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