Ready First Aid 107 Piece Outdoor First Aid Kit

Don’t Wait for a Scraped Shin to Find Out You Have Nothing

Last summer, a friend slipped on wet dock rocks and opened up his shin. The only first aid in the boat was a roll of duct tape and a shop towel. He made it work, but the walk back to the truck felt a lot longer than it needed to.

What an outdoor first aid kit should do

A good outdoor first aid kit covers the small stuff before it turns into a big problem. The Ready First Aid 107 piece kit packs 107 pieces into a compact package, so it fits in a backpack, tackle bag, or truck without taking over the space. Because it’s small and portable, it’s easy to toss in the pack and forget about until you need it.

Ready for the trail, the boat, and the road

This kit works well for camping, hiking, and travel, and it’s equally at home in a car or a boat. In addition, it suits household use, so one kit can cover the weekend trip and the drive home. Pack one for every vehicle and every bag, and you’ll never have to improvise.

Features

• 107 pieces for minor injuries
• Compact and portable for packs, tackle bags, boats, and vehicles
• Made for camping, hiking, travel, road trips, and home use

Specifications

• Brand: Ready First Aid
• Piece count: 107
• Best for: camping, hiking, travel, vehicles, home

Frequently asked questions

Who is this kit for?
Campers, hikers, anglers, hunters, and travelers who want basic first aid in a small package.

Does it replace medical care?
No. It covers minor injuries and first response. Get professional help for anything serious.

Where should I keep it?
Keep one in your pack, your vehicle, and your boat so it’s always within reach.

Should I check it before a trip?
Yes. Check the contents before each season and replace anything used or expired.