Mountaineer First Aid Kit

Add a mini-ER to your basecamp with this comprehensive first aid kit. The Mountaineer first aid kit has extensive supplies for confidence on multi-week adventures. Designed for 10 people on 28-day adventures, this kit takes care of everything from trauma essentials, to minor allergic reactions. With 6 different compartments: wound care/burn/blister, medication, cuts and scrapes, instruments, fracture/sprain and stop bleeding fast, getting what you need is fast and intuitive. An included compact summit first aid kit lets you pack the bare necessities for day-trips, letting you leave the big kit in camp.

• Includes a bilingual wilderness first aid guide
• Designed for 10 people on 28-day adventures
• Compact zippered case has quick-reference guide printed on the back, so you know where to find what you need when you need it
• Internal pockets are labeled (wound care/burn/blister, medication, cuts and scrapes, instruments, fracture/sprain and stop bleeding fast) making off-grid care easier and more instinctual
• Included summit kit with 2 DryFlex™ bags to pack the essentials, while the larger kit stays at camp
• Control severe bleeding with the 10.25cm emergency bandage (aka Israeli Bandage) and trauma pads (12.7 x 22.8cm and 20 x 25cm)
• Precut moleskin patches help you get back on the trail faster and stop blisters before they start
• GlacierGel™ blister & burn dressings relieve pain, reduce scarring and speed up healing time
• C-Splint™ (91 x 10.25 cm) helps you stabilize and secure fractures, sprains and dislocations
• EMT shears keep your from having you use your pocket knife when it comes time to cut gauze or bandages
• 20cc irrigation syringe lets you clean wounds before bandaging them
• Elasticised bandage helps stabilize strains or sprains
• Medicine pouch has room to pack your own assortment of medicines to manage fevers, pain, allergies and stomach aches
• Single-use thermometers lets you assess fevers in the field
• Reflective mountain logo makes the first aid bag easier to find in low-light