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Part Number BKit23
Item Dimensions
Weight26 Pounds
Length17 inches
Width12 inches
Height8 inches
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Product Description
SOLD EXCLUSIVELY BY SURVIVALKITSONLINE.
All items are packed securely in our Deluxe Hikers Backpack which contains extra space available for your personal items
Food & Water:
24 - Pouches of Datrex Water - twice the amount of water as leading suppliers & each pouch has a 5 year shelf-life
24 - 200 Calorie Food Bars - 5 year shelf-life
Light & Communication:
Am/Fm Radio with Headphones & Batteries
Rechargeable Squeeze Flashlight - contains lithium batteries which last up to 30 hours & also is able to generate power through squeezing
5-in-1 Survival Whistle - compass, signal mirror, flint starter, waterproof container,lanyard & shrill whistle
2 Green Emergency Light sticks
Box of 50 Waterproof Matches
Shelter & Warmth:
Emergency Survival Sleeping Bag - Recommended over common "space blankets"
2 - 16 Hour Body Warmer
1 - 2 Person Tube Tent with Rope
2 - Emergency Poncho with Hood
Tools:
16 Function Knife
Leather Palm Working Gloves
2 - N95 Respirator Dust Mask
60 feet of nylon rope
Hygiene & Sanitation:
2 - Hygiene Kit - Includes soap, toothbrush, toothpaste, & 9 wet wipes
4 packs of 3 Ply Pocket Tissue Packs
First Aid:
Comprehensive first aid kit
Deck of playing cards for entertainment
Infectious Waste Bag
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Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
96 of 96 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
This is a great kit, although--fortunately--I haven't had to use it yet. It is very complete, and the backpack has padded shoulder straps and a waist strap for distributing the weight. This is important if you think you might have to walk a ways with it. I keep this kit in my car; my wife also has a kit in her car. We also have a kit at home. Did I mention we live in earthquake country? :-)
If you keep this in your car, and you don't wear comfortable walking shoes most of the time when you drive/commute, you should probably do what my wife did, and throw a pair of walking shoes in the trunk along with your kit. Breaking the high heels off looks great in the movies, but it isn't practical.
The only thing I wish that this kit had was the type of rechargeable flashlight that will also recharge your cell phone; I might be getting one of those separately, but it is a shame that they didn't add that feature, since they have practically everything else!
Make sure you check the shipping cost on these: Some distributors advertise a low price, and then charge a shipping rate almost equivalent to the sales price!
If you keep this in your car, and you don't wear comfortable walking shoes most of the time when you drive/commute, you should probably do what my wife did, and throw a pair of walking shoes in the trunk along with your kit. Breaking the high heels off looks great in the movies, but it isn't practical.
The only thing I wish that this kit had was the type of rechargeable flashlight that will also recharge your cell phone; I might be getting one of those separately, but it is a shame that they didn't add that feature, since they have practically everything else!
Make sure you check the shipping cost on these: Some distributors advertise a low price, and then charge a shipping rate almost equivalent to the sales price!
35 of 35 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
There's a lot of stuff in this kit, which is nice. It looks like they spent their money wisely. Some things are high quality, some things are cheapo but trade-offs are inevitable unless you want a $300 kit. First off I like that it has a good bag/backpack. They didn't seem to skimp here, it's big and seems well made. Most of the stuff inside is pretty standard survival supplies. For the size and cost they seem to have made decent trade-offs. The am/fm radio is a little cheapy thing, but in a pinch that's fine. The "army knife" is a cheap generic, not a real Swiss army knife. I'd suggest spending extra and get a real Swiss Army or a Leatherman. But in a pinch the cheapo knife will do. I bought a 7" USMC style survival knife to add to it. For back woods use you want a real, big ass survival knife, not a 3" pocket knife. The whistle and compass is fairly cheap too but works. You can load extra matches in the container if you want. Get a real compass if you plan to be in the woods a lot. I like that there's extra room in the bag. I doubled the food rations. I also added a cheap family radio walkie talkie and threw in an old cellphone. It has no service plan but all cells can still call 911. The generator flashlight again is kind of cheap but effective, works good with no batteries needed. For serious trips, get a Surefire or similar flashlight. All in all it's a great all purpose kit, good for around the house or the car -- urban or backwoods use.
50 of 53 people found the following review helpful
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This kit is really a joke. The backpack is OK....but that's about where the OK begins and ends.
The pump flashlight is cheap and it is obvious that if you really need to use it to see in the dark, its going to fail after just a few minutes of continuous use. I bought cheap toy LED flashlights that will outlast this one.
The radio actually has a couple batteries, the receiver is poor, and you really don't want batteries and that liability of needing them. You want a crank radio. And one that's better than this.
The big killer in this kit is the boxed water. With just mild abuse, those paper boxes of water rupture, and the water pretty much destroys everything else in the pack.
My advise is this.....if you want to have a survival pack....get yourself a decent backpack and load it with the following:
*Bottled water (in as small a plastic bottles as you can get-safer that way in case one leaks).
*A decent first aid kit
*A couple of good camping emergency blankets (the compact ones).
*Hand Crank Radio
*A few days of dehydrated camping meals
*A compact respirator with refills
*A good knife
And call it good.
Don't buy this kit thinking you have what you need if you are suddenly in the middle of a big earthquake and there are no infrastructure services. This kit is not that kit. And in fact, if you do buy this kit....dump it out on the floor when you do....and take a good look at it. Then replace nearly everything in it, with a similar concept item that will actually work. :-)
As an inspector of survival kits, I'm not impressed with this one....and I don't think you can buy something that will actually do you much good for under $500. And buying something cheap that will actually not do you much good, is about like not having one at all.
Best to build your own.....and then take more time paying attention to what the disaster plan is in your particular area, and you'll be way ahead of the game.
The pump flashlight is cheap and it is obvious that if you really need to use it to see in the dark, its going to fail after just a few minutes of continuous use. I bought cheap toy LED flashlights that will outlast this one.
The radio actually has a couple batteries, the receiver is poor, and you really don't want batteries and that liability of needing them. You want a crank radio. And one that's better than this.
The big killer in this kit is the boxed water. With just mild abuse, those paper boxes of water rupture, and the water pretty much destroys everything else in the pack.
My advise is this.....if you want to have a survival pack....get yourself a decent backpack and load it with the following:
*Bottled water (in as small a plastic bottles as you can get-safer that way in case one leaks).
*A decent first aid kit
*A couple of good camping emergency blankets (the compact ones).
*Hand Crank Radio
*A few days of dehydrated camping meals
*A compact respirator with refills
*A good knife
And call it good.
Don't buy this kit thinking you have what you need if you are suddenly in the middle of a big earthquake and there are no infrastructure services. This kit is not that kit. And in fact, if you do buy this kit....dump it out on the floor when you do....and take a good look at it. Then replace nearly everything in it, with a similar concept item that will actually work. :-)
As an inspector of survival kits, I'm not impressed with this one....and I don't think you can buy something that will actually do you much good for under $500. And buying something cheap that will actually not do you much good, is about like not having one at all.
Best to build your own.....and then take more time paying attention to what the disaster plan is in your particular area, and you'll be way ahead of the game.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Good Survival Package - Be Patient it Will Arrive
I purchased 2 of these for our cars early April. After the delivery date came and went I contacted the seller. Read more
Published 12 months ago by 911192
Good packaging
The kit is very well organized and all components are packaged well. The food and water has good 5 year expiration dates in 2016. Read more
Published 12 months ago by Jeff T.
Great quality, just what I ordered!
W/the recent earthquake in Japan there was a definite awareness around the chance of an earthquake here. W/the incredibly high demand this small family owned company delivered. Read more
Published 13 months ago by maggie
Grace under pressure
I've just received my disaster kit from Survival Online and am completely happy with it. It's a sturdy bag containing everything exactly as advertised with extra space for items... Read more
Published 13 months ago by Lisa P
A Nice to have kit!
While waiting for my order to arrive I read the latest reviews of this item. WOW was I surprised. The number of people complaining it to took so long to get. Read more
Published 13 months ago by Wilson
Don't buy this from DS Solutions
I mistakenly bought this from DS Solutions instead of Survivalkits. If you get this from DS Solutions, when you receive it make sure everything that was advertised was included. Read more
Published 14 months ago by gjoycar77
Great for the price
It's not all inclusive, but it gives you the 80% solution right out of the bag. You may add your own items to customize it or just buy it and put it in the trunk of your car for... Read more
Published 14 months ago by J. G. Runner
We're prepared Are You?
I really love this kit because it give me peace of mind having a comprenhensive, easy take along pack to grab in case of an emergency. Read more
Published 19 months ago by mwarky
Good value
I order "Quakehold! 70280 Grab-n-Go Emergency Kit" for $45 but then also ordered this item "Deluxe 2-Person by SurvivalKitsOnline Perfect Survival Kit for Emergency Disaster... Read more
Published 19 months ago by A. Kallevig
Survival in a backpack (or bucket)?
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Published 21 months ago by Arthur Bradley
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