Ultralight & Watertight .9 First Aid Kit

This is the kit tested, abused and approved by adventure racers in the Eco Challenge, Primal Quest and Raid Galoiuses. This is your first aid kit if you are a multi-sport enthusiast who actively hikes, kayaks, mountain bikes, climbs or does other activities on a regular basis. Designed for life in the bottom of a pack, zippered nylon pouch has two inner Aloksak® pouches to ensure contents are kept clean and dry.
• Ideal for adventure racing, backpacking, boating, canyoneering, climbing, hiking, paddling
• Includes a selection of bandage materials, gloves, trauma pad, ace bandage, duct tape, irrigation syringe, lots of moleskin, more OTC meds, tape, forceps, and wound care items
• Featherweight ripstop nylon bag
• Size: 8" x 5" x 3.5"
• Weight: 10 oz.

When you're out on the water, it's important to be prepared for any situation that might arise. That's why we offer the Adventure Medical Kits Ultralight & Watertight .9 First Aid Kit. This compact kit is packed with all the supplies you need to treat minor injuries and control bleeding five times faster with Quikclot Advanced Clotting Sponge. It also includes a Trauma Pak with Quikclot to stop bleeding fast and key supplies to control serious bleeding until medical professionals arrive.

The kit is packed in a tough, waterproof pouch that keeps your supplies dry and protected from the elements. The DryFlex bag is completely waterproof and will even float if dropped in water, so you can take it with you on all of your outdoor adventures.

What is the difference between emergency kit and first aid kit?

A first aid kit is intended to offer basic medical care, whereas an emergency kit is intended to assist in survival and safety during an emergency or disaster. It is crucial to have both kits readily available and to maintain them with current and ample supplies.