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

The best part of this bag is it gives you the basics and a good start for the emergency items you need. The bag is good quality, and there is so much more room to add your own items. I ordered this to be an example bag to some upcoming Emergency Go Bag classes I will be teaching, but I will be also keeping it on hand, adding to it, and hopefully not ever have to use it!! Great bag!

The backpack is very durable and the contents are all great to have. Just added a few personal things like meds, glasses, phone chargers, etc. The backpack is just the right size. Not too big, not too small. It can be stored most anywhere.

A good, basic emergency prep kit. I bought it for my mother, after evaluating it against a few other options. Its lightweight, solid bag construction, and has the basics of what one might need in an emergency. It is certain that anyone would want to add a few items to this kit, but it has plenty of room to do so. Definitely not a "one and done" bag, but a good start for anyone to customize their own survival load.

With the recent earthquakes occurring on the West Coast, we thought it would be a good idea to have some back up supplies ready in case we needed to evacuate. Reading reviews, there was indication that this survival kit is basic but leaves enough room in the backpack to add other essential items. That being said, I purchased life straws, granola and PB packets as well as portable solar chargers to the packs. There is still plenty of room to add clothing and other items of necessity. The price for what is included is somewhat reasonable but to be fair, we purchased these based off timeliness rather than value and they were delivered to us within a day. I'd highly recommend this kit if you are looking to start a quick evacuation plan.

It’s a good place to start for sure! I think that some of the pieces aren’t as high quality as you might hope(the mirror in the whistle used for signaling had fallen off and wasn’t attached for example) but the bag itself feels sturdy. I added personal items as well as fleshed out the first aid kit but all in all it’s a good first time go bag as a jumping off point.