I almost always have a problem with preassembled kits; this one includes some things that I would not include (light sticks, for example). For another, I definitely prefer a headlight rather than a generic flashlight. I am sure we all have our own choices and will be more comfortable if we rely on them rather than an arbitrary choice based on the need to assemble a profitable package.
As said, I look at a lot of off-the-shelf kits. Most of them include cheap stuff (quality and price). It is my assumption that companies make them to cash in this market and price these kits to sell and people who buy them get a false sense of security because they have a kit though the kit includes junk and is lacking.
I don't believe any individual or company has batted a thousand. This is no exception as there is room for improvements in their kits. Contrary to the kits I would not depend on in an emergency, I see that the designer has put some thought into it and these kits do have some quality items. While I'd rather use a kit I built myself or built with my mom, I would feel comfortable using this kit in an emergency.
Jeanette Isabelle
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