Review on Be Prepared For Any Emergency With SUPOLOGY'S 135-In-1 Trauma Kit: Military-Grade First Aid Response For Home, Camping, And More by Jathan Louis

This is a great kit for a serious backpacker. It's not the kit a hobby camper or parent would want to carry. I was hoping it'd be a good kit for the back of my van but there's just way more in here than I will ever use. It's really for a serious backpacker, climber, survivalist or homesteader. Although, it is a great bag to have at home during all the 2020 events going on. It's nice to be prepared for the unexpected disaster with something like this!This is overstuffed and it's designed with some heavy duty elastic inside that makes it impossible to open flat, with both side fully facing upward. It's a neat design, and I'm sure it has a purpose. The canvas is strong and well made! It can hold up to being overstuffed, just fine.There's SO much stuff inside that it's really hard to get it all back in after taking something out. There are things the average person is likely not to need - like an ankle splint and a tourniquet. And more bandages that one person will likely ever need. Also there are scissors specifically designed for cutting bandages. It really is a well stocked medical kit for someone who spends a lot of time in the wilderness or out on the field.The flashlight comes charged - I appreciate that! And there's a little micro USB charger, too. It is bright and has a neat ability to light out the side, so you can set it down and still have light where you need it. There's also a poncho and emergency glow sticks (the listing said a green one and a red one would be included, both of mine are green but that is no big deal). There's also a glass hammer and a knife - the knife appears to be Chinese steal but it'll be fine in the even of an emergency!There's just SO much stuff in this that it's well worth the price for the right person. There's no room to squeeze in anything else. Someone put a lot of thought into what should be included and it's well equipped for a medical emergency.