Schrade Schexc Outdoor Survival Kit With Expandable, Interchangeable Tool System For Emergency, Camping, Hiking And Outdoors

This was awesome, pretty durable and nicely stored in carry bag, very pleased with everything but might have a little concern of the connecting hook, hope it dont break off.

Bought this for my camping trips and so far so good. It is very compact and well built.

Handy survival item will replace with others we carry. Compact

The axe head broke chopping a four inch tree limb. The back end of the head where the handle attaches (hammer part ) broke. But so far the saw and everything else seems in good working conditions. The handles could also be redesigned to accommodate all to work together, instead of just two. I like it for camping, but they need to redesign for chopping and a longer handle for digging or trimming tree limbs for guys in tree stands. Overall I think the idea and packaging is great. Small enough to carry on a go pack. Just maybe make the axe head out of solid steel, then cast.

This is an awesome kit for camping. Like most things, this was purchased due to being without all these things on a previous excursion. Comes in fairly sturdy carrying case.-Hatchet - 4/5Good heft and balance to it. It's an unusual design for a hatchet. Makes short work of chopping firewood, but the flat blade design makes for some very sharp points. It comes with two small plastic covers for those points, but they don't secure well and end up falling off in the carrying case. I can see the points breaking/flying off if you lose control of the hatchet and hit something hard. **Update** after some extended use, I found the two-piece handle coming loose while chopping. Use caution as not to get an axe head accidentally embedded in your leg.-Shovel head 5/5Leave it Schrade to turn a shovel head into a handy blade. Works great as a shovel and doubles as a cleaver in a pinch.-Saw 5/5This is a really handy folding saw that's a good alternative to the hatchet for cutting/trimming small branches.-Pick-axe ??Haven't used it. Not sure why Schrade added the sickle/reaping hood end to the pick axe. I suppose you could use it to clear overgrown weeds.-Case/kit 4/5Handy carrying case. Decent construction, but it doesn't hold up very well to the sharp blades that catch on the material (i.e. the hatchet, the pick-axe, the shovel). The entire kit should have come with blade covers.Overall, great kit by Schrade. If you are reading this, Schrade, add better blade covers and/or carrying case and you have a winner.