FastFire Grip-S Survival Tool with Handles, Drivers and Wire Saw

be sure to read the fine print. the tools shown are not included with this kit except the screwdriver bit. No instructions included either. The screws are not long enough and not all the holes accept them. oh, also, it's very hard to tighten or loosen the screws.furthermore, i wonder why they didn't include any blades or tools as shown? What good are just a pair of handles? You can use them for the saw and screwdriver bit, but we already have that in our multi tool. A plus is that you can use the handle for drill bits (and blades, too) which is the main reason i got this. i looked for a hand drill for a long time, but all were too big.But even if you have those drill bits already at home, i wouldn't want to retrieve them from my survival kit every time i needed to use them at home. So i wish they would have sold that altogether. They do say that other blades and tools are sold separately, but i could not find any on their website.Also, the price is way too much for what you get. I would still get it because i can afford it, but i am sure you could fashion something similar or better by yourself.

A must have for any expedition where an unexpected event when delayed rescue or delayed egress to safety are inevitable. Add a camp shovel, fishing line and hooks, snare wire, a pocket knife, and you can survive anything!

A perfect tool, with many, MANY different tools that can be "attached" to use. Breaks down to a very small package and tough as nails. Every tool-kit needs a Grip-S

I'm a survial instructor for a living. I bought the older version of these as shown in the photos. They are fantastic. I have to admit that when I first saw pictures of them, I didn't really understand what they were or what they are capable of. At first glance I thought maybe they were plastic and I wasn't a big fan of wire saws back then because I had only been exposed to cheaply made wire saws. The quality of this one is outstanding, as are the highest grade US military issue issue wire survival saws.No, they don't come with the tools shown. Survival is largely a "do-it-yourself" proposition. No one can build the perfect survival kit for you besides you because once you get past the very most basic needs, everyone is different and needs different things from their kit. These handles accept so many different types of tools that you would just have to choose your own and quality blades and tools aren't cheap. The last thing you want is a bunch tools that match the quality of the handles included ... if they were, the price would be very high and nobody would buy them. It's not an inexpensive tool, but specialized, high quality tools made in relatively low quantities are more expensive than tools that can be mass-produced in great numbers.It's worth pointing out that the new version on SolKoa's website has some improvements that aren't evident in the older model and it's avaiilable in four colors now.