BOB COOPERS Mark III Survival Kit

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BOB COOPERS Mark III Survival Kit

BOB COOPERS Mark III Survival Kit

Price:

$134.95

SKU:

SGSK111BC

Brand:

Bob Cooper Outback Survival

Rating:

( 1 product review )

Product Description

BOB COOPERS’ MARK III SURVIVAL KIT

Developed by outback survival expert Bob Cooper, the Mark III Mini Survival Kit contains all the necessary items for survival in the wilderness.

Designed and tested in the outback, the kit’s quality components have been selected specifically for use in the unique outdoor conditions of Australia, whilst remaining as lightweight as possible (382g total weight).

Already used by Pilots, Government Agencies, mining companies and the Australian Defence Force, this kit is ideal to take with you while camping, hiking and fishing, as well as for keeping in your vehicle while you are on the road.

Contains 33 invaluable items:

First aid items.
Water procurement bags.
Water sterilisation agents.
Signalling devices.
Fire lighting.
Mini Silva compass.
Pocket knife and fishing gear.
Mini survival cards.

A piece of kit that you can’t live without!

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Product Reviews

Hands down, a superb kit

Posted by Cameron on 30th Sep 2011

This is a really great kit, and I have used it on an Advanced survival exercise so I know this from practical experience. It contains everything you will need and still has room for customization if you want a little extra. I managed to cram a couple of meters of paracord, 2 extra water bags (These are one of the kits greatest features - the water bags! No other kit has these that I have seen), and a bit of duct tape in as well. As is, this kit is top notch and if you had nothing but what it contained you would be pretty well set in an emergency. It isn't quite pocket sized unless you have very large pockets (I have seen some jackets and cargo pants that would have large enough pockets) but it will fit comfortably in a pack or glovebox. I keep it at the bottom of my hiking pack - just in case.