Survival Paracord Bracelet Emergency Tactical Survival Gear Kit Camping, Fishing, Hunting & Outdoors | Multipurpose Survival Tool 550, Whistle, Flint Fire Starter

This thing is for survival what Justin Bieber was for music: A totally hipped piece of garbage that some teenagers will enjoy for unknown reasons.I updated two pictures of one of the many gimmicky features. It’s supposed to be a Phillips screw driver, it has crevasses on one side that would almost convince you it is, but if you look at it from the side you realize it’s just a gimmick. Everything in this “tool” is a gimmick. I’ll be sending this piece of s”tool” back ASAP

First things first: beautifully constructed. It took me a moment to figure out that it was adjustable. It was kind of comical watching me squeeze it unadjusted onto my wrist. I do like how that was designed, although the Velcro has an issue, which I will get to next.The exposed velcro strap should be adjustable throughout the exposed bit because as configured, when it bends, it wrinkles up at the wrist. I love all of the items in the tube, but the one I am not crazy about is the scalpel blade. Nothing should be put into that tube that isn’t somewhat flexible. That blade is hardened, so flex isn’t something it does well at all. It already snapped. However, since I didn’t buy it for that, I don’t really care. It should probably be either in the center of the tube or perhaps inside the tape along with the small multi tool. Maybe under he last wrap of the duct tape.Now, the first thing I did was disassemble the bracelet and put it on a buckle with a compass as well as a whistle and fire starter. I also replaced the 550 cord with a survival cord that has a tinder line, Kevlar line, and cotton line. I will be looking for other small things I can include with this as well. I extended the length for my wrist.None of what I did is going to lower my rating of your product. It arrived beautifully packaged and exactly as described. As I find things to put into it, I will let you know. I might put a suture kit and a bandaid or two, maybe some butterfly stitches instead. I don’t know. I do know this bracelet has me thinking about what else I can do.Thank you again. Keep up the good work!

It is a little on the large size so be prepared for that. I have larger hands so it worked out. The closure is pretty awesome, it actually locks shut which I didn't know but turned out to be a happy surprise. I don't really need it as a survival tool really. Fishing kits usually perform poorly for that but it gives me options and rope is always nice to have. The whistle is extremely loud I'll probably use it to call my dog instead of my dedicated whistle from now on. The bubble compass actually works out of the box so that's a miracle. We'll see how it lasts over time. Overall it's a pretty great little gadget for not very much money. I'll probably swap out the jute twine for something a little more reliable to start fires with as in my experience jute just wants to smolder and never give me an actual flame. That's my only real complaint.

I can't imagine this being comfortable to wear. Kind of a gimmick, I doubt the fire started would work in any conditions less than ideal, but it does throw a little spark. You could strap a bic lighter to your wrist with rubber bands, and it would be less bulky that this.

Little bulkier than I expected. Also it fits but based on the Massive size of this survival monster, it’s not ideal for an edc type bracelet. Currently resides on my daily bag. Just in case...If your heading into the bush or deep in the trails, this thing has whatever you might need and then some...might even do your taxes, not sure yet though. Solid!

This is exactly what I was looking for in a small wearable if necessary survival piece. It isn't everything you'd need, but everything with the piece works well, it is also built well.I ordered one for my brother and he's taken it apart and used the pieces inside successfully!Bottom line, great for the price. Would definitely recommend for a friend or occasional camper as a sort of J.I.C. kit.

The main thing about this survival paracord band ( and I assure you I own plenty ) was the actual paracord wasn't a nightmare to get to. Also I am so glad they didn't include one of those cheap "novelty" compasses in this band. The small ferro rod actually throws a good spark- something lacking in many of my other bands. The inclusion of ranger bands was a great thought. If I had to nit-pick I would say it came really , really stiff ( which isnt necessarily a bad thing) and I wish I could've got it in another color ( olive drab) - overall A- good job guys

Love it ,it looks and feels well made compact just overall a great tool. Hope I'll never have to use it. But happy that if I do I'll have it.