First My Family All-in-One Premium Disaster Preparedness Survival Kit with 72 Hours of Survival and First-Aid Supplies

Compact kit ready for “Grab and Go”

Great starter kit. Has most things you need. But I like that the book bag is very spacious, has enough room to put personal items you will need. I don't like that it says My first family survival kit (or something like that) on the outside of the bag. This draws attention to you have. Otherwise satisfied with the product and delivery time.

Product looks awesome it came in a very sturdy nice backpack everything in there is pretty organized like I said I hope I never need this thing but I'm really glad I have it just in case 100% recommend for anybody

Has everything for an emergency hope I NEVER need but it’s good to know I have this at least. Since I’m horrible at any kind of survival readiness. Very well stocked and yes heavy, differently not something you’d want to thug around but to have in your home.

It's a good quality and roomy bag containing a decent selection of emergency equipment and supplies that should get you through severe emergencies. I like the fact that there is plenty of space in the bag to add more stuff, as there are a few things I feel need to be added including: extra food rations, emergency radio with solar charger for phone, batteries, water purifying kit, personal document copies, emergency cash, etc. I live in South Korea within striking range of North Korean artillery so have to be prepared for the worst, so I also have gas mask kits, and while the masks themselves won't fit in the bag, the spare filters do fit. I do also agree with another reviewer that the branding on the bag that clearly advertises that it contains emergency supplies could perhaps be problematic in a severe emergency if you're surrounded by desperate people who might set their sights on it. I can understand the producer wanting to put their mark on it, but I can't really imagine that this advertising would lead to increased sales, since the bag is probably only going to be seen in public in emergency situations. So perhaps that's worth a rethink. Overall a very good general starter kit but probably needs some extra stuff added depending on your personal circumstances and what kinds of emergencies you think you need to be prepared for,