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Surviveware, a leading adventure and outdoor gear company, has received high praise from hikers for its Compact First Aid Kit, who tout it as the perfect companion for long treks.The Surviveware Hiking First Aid Kit sits apart from others due to its high quality items and functionally labeled compartments that allow users to retrieve items easily during stressful times or injury. The kit’s 100 items ensure the kit is equipped with most of the basic necessities that one may need during a time of injury. The versatility of the kit is one of its most lauded features. Its compact size is ideal for hikers and others who want a comprehensive kit without adding extra weight to their pack. The MOLLE compatible system attaches to most bags, packs or bicycles with snaps or Velcro straps.
Customer Darren attested to these features in his review, “Fantastic First Aid kit. MOLLE mounted on my bug out bag and hiking backpack. Packed with great features and items without being oversize or unwieldy. Can’t recommend enough.”
Co-founder Amanda Condry agrees, "We aim to make the kit compact yet complex. It is light and small, if strapped to a backpack, the weight would not be noticed. However, it is packed with high-quality first aid supplies and rugged enough to last extreme outdoor adventures."
Carrying a first aid kit which is resistant to water is vital for an active lifestyle, as it will need to withstand the elements. It is also important that the kit is not rigid; a hard plastic case will not contour to movement, nor will it fit into a stuffed rucksack or strap comfortably to a backpack. The Surviveware First Aid Kit is made of 600D polyester, a strong fabric which is resistant to water, but not as heavy as other sporty fabrics. The 600D polyester bag is water-resistant, but not waterproof, so all supplies which are susceptible to water damage are housed in sealable laminate bags that transform the kit into a waterproof haven.
A recent review from Emory summed up the appeal of the Hiking First Aid Kit, “This is the first First Aid Kit that I've seen for Hiking and Backpacking that is "Small" enough to be included in or outside of the backpack with literally all the essentials you need for helping to treat cuts, splinters, blisters, stings. The inside of the kit is labeled with the types of items behind the labeled stretch type pocket which allows you to know what needs replacing after usage. Top Line: This Kit was designed by Hikers which is why the contents are so relevant.”
Contact Info:
Name: Amanda Condry
Email: Send Email
Organization: Surviveware
Website: http://www.amztk.com/firstaidkit88
Release ID: 318993
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