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Emergency Survival Kit
361° · SKU B178

Emergency Survival Kit

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A group emergency kit combining survival tools with a first aid kit: compass, axe, shovel, torch and dressings in one portable bag. Sized for a group rather than one person.

TZS200,000+ VAT
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Highlights

Tools and first aid in one bag

Most kits do one half of the job. This does both.

Both halves

Survival tools and a first aid kit, rather than one or the other.

Tools included

Compass, axe, shovel and torch in the same bag.

Group sized

Built for a family, a vehicle or a team, not one person.

Grab and go

Light enough to live in a vehicle or by the door.

Product description

About this product

One bag that covers both halves of an emergency.

Most kits do one thing. A first aid kit treats people and has nothing to cut, dig or signal with. A survival kit has tools and nothing to stop a bleed. This one carries both, which is what an actual emergency tends to require.

It holds survival tools, including a compass, axe, shovel and torch, alongside a first aid kit, in a bag light enough to keep in a vehicle or grab on the way out.

It is built around a group rather than an individual, which makes it the sensible choice for a family vehicle, a company, a site or an organised trip.

Key Features

  • Survival tools and first aid in one bag
  • Compass, axe, shovel and torch included
  • Complete first aid kit
  • Sized for a group
  • Portable, for a vehicle or a grab bag

Who It Suits

  • Family and company vehicles
  • Sites, camps and organised groups
  • Flood and power-cut preparedness at home
  • Remote trips where help is hours away

Before you rely on it: open it when it arrives and check what is inside against what you expect to need. Kits in this category are sold under many different piece counts, and the count on a listing is not a specification. Check the first aid consumables annually and replace anything expired.

Specifications

The details

TypeCombined survival and first aid kit
ToolsCompass, axe, shovel, torch
MedicalFirst aid kit included
Sized forA group
CarryPortable bag
SKUB178
Questions

Good to know

How many pieces is it?

We have deliberately not printed a number. The same kit is sold internationally as anything from 120 to 320 pieces depending on how the seller counts a plaster, so the figure tells you nothing useful. What matters is what is in it, which you should check when it arrives.

Is this a replacement for a proper medical kit?

No, and that is worth being clear about. The first aid contents here are basic. If you are going properly remote, or you are responsible for a group, a dedicated wilderness medical kit is the better tool and this is the better vehicle kit. Many people carry both, in different places.

What should I add to it?

Any personal medication, rehydration salts, which matter more in this climate than most people expect, a decent torch with spare batteries, and water. Almost no kit comes with enough of any of those.

Where should I keep it?

Somewhere you can reach it without unpacking the vehicle. A kit at the bottom of a loaded boot is a kit you will not get to. If it is for the house, keep it by the door you would actually leave through.

How often should I check it?

Once a year, and after any use. Consumables expire, batteries leak, and adhesives fail faster in heat and humidity than the printed dates suggest.

Should I rely on this as my only emergency kit?

No. A packaged survival kit is a useful base, not a complete answer, and the contents assume a generic situation rather than yours. Add what your actual trip needs - your own medication, water purification, a proper first aid kit, and a means of calling for help.

Emergency survival kit with tools and first aidEmergency Survival Kit
TZS200,000+ VAT