Very light
Light weight but maybe lack some essentials. Would recommend, but maybe I’d go for the Mountain series that seems more complete and still light.
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Light weight but maybe lack some essentials. Would recommend, but maybe I’d go for the Mountain series that seems more complete and still light.
Went to hike where we had a small cut and burn to cover, did not take any time to find the required supplies in the bag. During rain contents were dry, while being the mesh pocket on pack
Light weight, small, and waterproof bag.
Luckily I have not need to use anything out of this kit yet, but I did buy it as it covers a large number of scenarios in a compact waterproof package without having to pull it together itself. Leaves a bit of room for additional items that you would want to add. Includes items that don't typically appear in smaller kits like a trauma pad and elastic bandage. The main drawback is that everything is contained in a couple of waterproof pouches, with no real organization.
The med kit is pretty nice. Everything seems to be in a water right pouch that is separate from the outer yellow pouch. Definitely feels secure to have a first aid kid that doesn't feel too bulky
Waterproof, light, contains most things you need. No drugs (Canada) and no scissors. But good assortment of bandages. If you augment it with your own stuff, it can be a very good backcountry first aid kit.
Not too large comes well equipped.
nice waterproof inner bags to keep the supplies protected until you actually need them (which hopefully is never)
This kit has everything I needed. I just added a few over the counter medications to have just in case.
Haven’t had to use it yet but has everything I’ll need if something comes up. Keep it in my side by side. Nice and compact