None of the above. The best kit, and probably also the cheapest and most cost effective, is the one you assemble yourself to match your local conditions and capabilities.

A lot of my experience has taken place in the Sonoran desert. At times, your survival kit consists of a broad brimmed hat and plenty (usually at least a gallon) of water. Nothing else is critical, especially the fishing kit, etc.

At other times, one of these kits would be just fine in Sonoran conditions. You can fish in selected locations, and water needs will not be so critical.

Your mindset and critical decision making skills are far more important than the gadgets tucked away in a tricky bag.