The Kousky světa KPZ (last-resort emergency kit) is a Czech-made survival set that fits in a pocket and weighs just 160 g. Inside the metal tin are more than 40 items — multifunctional pliers for small repairs or extraction tasks, a metal multi-tool card, waterproof matches for fire-starting even in damp conditions, disinfectant, and plasters for treating minor injuries.
The hard metal case, unlike the soft pouch used in the women's version, protects contents better against crushing inside a pack and offers some resistance to moisture, though it isn't fully waterproof. Packing more items (40+ versus 31 in the women's kit) into less weight (160 g versus 220 g) suggests smaller, more survival-focused components without the hygiene or personal-care extras. A sensible piece of backup safety gear for hikers who want basic emergency tools on hand without adding much bulk or weight to the pack.