ESEE Wallet E&E Survival Kit

The ESEE Wallet E&E Kit is a tri-fold, wallet-style survival and escape-and-evasion kit built for everyday carry and emergency preparedness. Measuring 4 1/4 by 2 3/4 inches and weighing approximately 4 ounces, the kit packs fourteen purpose-selected tools into a 1000 Denier Nylon wallet that fits a shirt pocket, cargo pocket, or pack pouch.

Fourteen Tools in a Wallet-Sized Package

The ESEE Wallet E&E Kit organizes a non-magnetic razor blade, Kevlar cord, signal mirror, non-metallic handcuff key, ferrocerium fire starting rod, ESEE AH-1 Arrowhead, fish hooks, button compass, rare earth cylindrical magnets for gross direction finding, a floss card with E&E tips printed on it, and survival instruction and navigation cards into a single tri-fold wallet. Every item has a defined role, so the kit functions as a coherent system rather than a collection of loose gear. The non-metallic handcuff key and non-magnetic razor blade are selected specifically for situations where metal detection is a concern.

Fire, Navigation, and Signaling in One Carry

The ferrocerium rod provides reliable fire starting without batteries or fuel, and the signal mirror gives a line-of-sight signaling option that works in daylight without power. Navigation redundancy comes from two independent sources: the button compass for precise bearing and the rare earth cylindrical magnets for gross direction confirmation when a compass is unavailable or suspect. Having both means a single point of failure does not leave the carrier without directional reference.

Printed Reference When Memory Fails

The floss card carries E&E tips printed directly on the card, and the kit includes dedicated survival instruction cards and a survival and navigation card. Printed reference material matters under stress, when recalling trained procedures is harder than reading a card. The information travels with the tools it describes, so the kit is useful to someone who has not memorized every technique.

Features

• Tri-fold wallet container: 1000 Denier Nylon construction, 4 1/4 by 2 3/4 inches
• Fire starting: ferrocerium rod included
• Navigation: button compass and rare earth cylindrical magnets for gross direction finding
• Signaling: signal mirror included
• Non-metallic and non-magnetic tools: handcuff key and razor blade selected for metal-detection environments
• Printed reference: floss card with E&E tips, survival instruction cards, and survival/nav card

Specifications

Who This Is For and Isn't

The ESEE Wallet E&E Kit suits anyone who wants a flat, pocket-sized emergency kit for everyday carry, travel, or field use where a full-size survival kit is impractical. It is particularly well-suited to situations where non-metallic and non-magnetic tools are a priority.

The kit does not include a knife blade, cordage beyond the included Kevlar cord, water treatment, or medical supplies. Buyers who need those capabilities will need to supplement this kit with additional gear.

Common Questions

What is included in the ESEE Wallet E&E Kit?

The ESEE Wallet E&E Kit includes a tri-fold 1000 Denier Nylon wallet containing a floss card with E&E tips, a non-magnetic razor blade, Kevlar cord, a signal mirror, a non-metallic handcuff key, a ferrocerium fire starting rod, an ESEE AH-1 Arrowhead, fish hooks, a button compass, rare earth cylindrical magnets, survival instruction cards, and a survival and navigation card.

How large is the kit when folded?

The ESEE Wallet E&E Kit measures 4 1/4 inches by 2 3/4 inches when folded and weighs approximately 4 ounces, making it small enough to carry in a shirt pocket, cargo pocket, or the outer pouch of a pack.

Why does the kit include non-metallic and non-magnetic tools?

The ESEE Wallet E&E Kit's non-metallic handcuff key and non-magnetic razor blade are selected for escape-and-evasion scenarios where passing through metal detection is a concern. These tools perform their functions without triggering standard magnetic or metal detectors.

Does the kit include fire-starting capability?

The ESEE Wallet E&E Kit includes a ferrocerium fire starting rod, which produces sparks to ignite tinder without batteries, fuel, or a flame source. It functions in wet conditions and at altitude where matches or lighters may be less reliable.