Survival Multi Tool Kit

• Everything inside a 20 x 12 cm case: a hard case fitted with foam cut-outs, compact enough to sit in a glovebox or under the lid of a daysack.
• Three ways to light a fire: one large flint with four cotton tinders and a blower tube, a trio that helps stubborn damp kindling catch.
• Two ways to navigate: a brass flip compass housed in the case, plus a paracord compass bracelet that you wear on your wrist.
• Grip, cut and saw: multifunction pliers, a wire saw, plus a card tool offering a saw edge and openers.
• Lighting, signalling and shelter: a torch with three speeds and a whistle, along with a tungsten pen and an emergency blanket.

Survival Multi Tool Kit Covering Fire, Navigation and Signalling in a Case of 20 x 12 cm

Whether it is a bushcraft weekend, a cadet night exercise or a car left on unlit winter lanes, a box that is already packed pays off. The Survival Multi Tool Kit packs fire-lighting, navigation, cutting and signalling equipment into a 20 x 12 cm case. For flames, you get a large flint, four cotton tinders, plus a blower tube, which helps damp British kindling to catch. Inside the case is a brass flip compass, and a paracord compass bracelet remains on your wrist, so if either goes missing a bearing is still available. Also included are a fishing set, multifunction cutlery suited to eating from a mess tin, a hanging buckle for a water bottle, and two carabiners. Thanks to these, the case clips to webbing instead of needing to be dug out of a pack.