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This show is an infomercial for Battlbox. Is this the future of advertising on Netflix? Ads are why I don't have cable TV!

The talentless cast stumbles through awkward, heavily-scripted scenes. Sometimes there are explosions, which are the high point of the show.

It is unclear if the cast represents real rednecks or an ironic representation of rednecks as imagined by a corporation.

I added two stars for the camera crew, who did their best to capture visually exciting shots.

It seems to be more about the people in the show making it about themselves, than the products they are testing, way too long between products tested.

These guys sound like their combined IQ is less than 30!!!! Why would I trust their info about safety and survival when I can't even trust that they have even a basic command of the English language????? Some of these guys speak like they didn't even make it past the third grade!!! if you're going to host any kind of show the VERY LEAST you could do is speak intelligibly. You practically need a Redneck decoder ring to understand these people!!! Although, to be fair, Mikki Montgomery actually sounded like she has a good head on her shoulders and knows how to use her gray matter. The guys left much to be desired.

Immature version of mythbusters. No attempt made to follow any scientific method or design any experiments. The obviously pick their products through the "this looks cool" method of "science".

I'm very interested in "survival" products; from home safety, backpacking/camping gear, to zombie prepping, so this show seemed a natural fit. Boy, was I wrong. The hosts of this show spend most of the time screwing around, making macho jokes and very little time with the actual products. I expected some banter, but it goes on for about 80% of the episode. The products are not named or well-described, and purchase or acquisition info is non existent. This "show" is basically an infomercial for "Battle Box." If interested in survival products, you'd do better to search YouTube or watch some customer reviews on Amazon.