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ESEE Mini Survival Kit
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ESEE Mini Survival Kit
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Product Description
Preparation is everything in the wild—which is why ESEE has created this compact kit with wilderness essentials that could save you in a pinch. Included in the Altoid-sized can is a fishing kit, tinder tabs, a ferrocerium rod and striker, a signal mirror, cordage, snare wire, a folding razor blade, a survival card, and a strike light Read More
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Aug 15, 2019
My kid created a similar kit for high school entrepreneur class. Didn't have the luxury of bulk purchasing discounts, and admittedly didn't have a razor blade knife per se but did have some medications. It was nearly identical otherwise and half the cost of this drop. Including his profit.
Jakob
377
Aug 14, 2019
Oops. Silly me. Tricked again with another great deal that I cannot get because I am Canadian.
Forgot about the "no great deals for Canadians" rule.
OH well I am sure there will be something for a whopping 10% off for me soon.
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Jhuggs
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Aug 13, 2019
I don't understand the utility of these type of kits. If I'm going camping or backpacking I have good gear for the situation, as do most experienced adventureres. Even on a day hike, I have at least the basics with me. And when I say basics, I mean I could survive for a few days (not comfortably, but I'd be OK). I can't see a scenario where I'd carry just this in my pocket and head out anywhere where it would come in handy. I guess it's a mindset and preference. If you like to go super light and shove this in a pocket and head out, more power to you. Maybe long distance trail running?
RayF
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Aug 13, 2019
Ha--all this chatter about how you could do the same or better with your own stuff and an Altoids tin!
Well let me remind you--if you had decided to put sticky-stuff on the back of little yellow slips of paper, you could have been the guy who invented Post-it Notes (instead of Al Gore)!
Talk is cheap, men of action are harder to find!
Jhuggs
21
Aug 13, 2019
CalaverasgrandeAgreed on water tablets. A few of them would easily fit in there.
DSH007
Dec 28, 2018
$26.95 at knifeworks.com. I imagine you could also invest in an Altoids container and fashion together your own kit at a fraction of that cost..
https://www.knifeworks.com/esee-mini-survival-kit-in-black-tin.html
Desastor
336
Aug 13, 2019
DSH007Exactly. We utilized tampons and pads for kinetic injuries. Add a 2.99 firestarter, .99 brass wire from ACE and you can build this kit for about 10 - 15 bucks and you have better quality too. Use silicon self fusing tape and you can waterproof on top
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A community member
Nov 22, 2018
if only it had a paracord bangle in it then I could truly survive the end of civilisation.
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