GETREADYNOW Personal Car Kit (Personal)

UGGGGGHHHHHH....So here's the thing: I bought this because my mom called me up and made me buy it. What 36 year-old guy likes his mom calling him up and making him do things? No 36 year-old guy, that's who! I almost didn't buy it out of rebellion. I went ahead and bought it anyway because i don't want my $10 bill birthday card haul put in jeopardy again like the time I forgot to tell her I had another kid and she was a grandma again (honest mistake, I'm a busy guy). So the survival kit shows up in a timely fashion and it's pretty damn cool! Unfortunately the survival kit didn't survive a 7 year-old girl who really likes to steal and destroy flashlights, and for some reason couldn't live without eating one of the food bars. She took it all into her fort that was, honestly, obviously constructed by a very underskilled child architect. I mean the thing came down like it was made out of pillows and blankets. I successfully retrieved my survival kit and put it in my car in preparation to head to Target to buy more baby crap that would only get used for like a month but costs two paychecks and a pound of flesh. Anywho, as I prepared for my trek to suburban lady hell my wife asked me to bring the kit back in and show it to her. Seeing as how I'm pretty sure pregnant ladies are legally allowed to murder, I just grumbled my way to the car and brought it back in and emptied it out so she could take an angry, judgmental, pregnant lady gander at what, I was sure, she was gonna tell me was a dumb purchase. Can you imagine...then I'd have to tell my mom that my wife inadvertently called her dumb therefor negating my Christmas invitation for yet another year. But, NO!!! My wife said it was awesome. So here's my problem with this Survival Kit: It's awesome. Now I have to buy two more for my wife's car and my kids crappy fort. Thanks a lot, Mom.PS: Can you make a 2.0 version that comes with a sidearm for zombies, an extra phone battery for when I'm waiting outside the Target dressing rooms, and a book on how to survive pregnant women? Thanks.PPS: Also can you make one of the waters an apple juice but don't label it apple juice. That way if you're dying of thirst somewhere you'll get a nice little surprise, like juicebox Russian roulette.PPPS: Nevermind. Just remembered apple juice expires. Water will do, I guess.

This looks good. The issue with emergency kits is you never know what you need until you need it. This looks reasonably good for the price. Somewhat heavy but that is because of water--and you need water!

I bought this kit in 2016 it has been in the bed of my truck since then. The bed has a cap and is not open to the elements. I had to move it today to get at something else. Everything is covered in mold and or rusty almost as if it was submersed under water which it has not. I didn't take anything out as the kit weighs 3 times what it should telling me its full of water. I have to believe its years of condensation and widespread temperature change..Nothing is salvageable so the entire kit needs to go into the garbage. What a shame

Good to have for the car, although the headlamp doesn't work in our kit (even after replacing the batteries).

basically a bunch of band aids,,,, save your money

The most complete, yet compact, kit to keep in your car. I live in earthquake country and take preparedness seriously, this kit from Get Ready Now will replace the lesser product I currently own. I have made a point of showing Get Ready's kit to all my friends; they too agree this is far superior to what they carry and have placed orders as well. If you hope to survive The Big One, owing this kit will improve your chances. It's also handy to have with you for lesser calamities.

I think I could have done better gathering these items myself but took the easy way. Kind of expensive but better then nothing until I upgrade.

This road pack is a great kit to have for the car. I like that one can see through the plastic pack and it doesn't take up a lot of space.I bought several for gifts and the family members. They really appreciate the emergency supplies and essential survival gear.