Surviveware’s Trauma First Aid Kit Recommended for High-Intensity Group Hikes

Dec 15, 2020

Personal Trauma First Aid Kit Receives Positive Feedback from Hardcore Hiker

Woodbridge, United States - December 15, 2020 /MarketersMedia/ —

Most people expect that aside from the occasional insect bites, blisters, and skin irritations, the worst injury that any hiker can encounter on the trail are sprains and strains. This is not always the case as hikers engaged in challenging trails are often exposed to life-threatening terrains. Since these trails are often remote, medical help can take time to arrive so it's essential to have a first aid kit that can handle moderate to severe injuries which could lead to excessive blood loss and even death.

Trusted outdoor and adventure gear retailer, Surviveware, offers a more comprehensive take on individual emergency preparedness: the Surviveware Trauma First Aid Kit. This new pack provides more focused provisions that can help reduce risks brought about by traumatic injuries.

Surviveware's premium trauma kit is designed for responders, law enforcement officers, medical service providers, and individuals engaged in extreme sports and activities. The pack comes with a durable top handle, making it the ideal grab-and-go outdoor IFAK kit that conveniently hooks to a carabiner and latches to a backpack when needed.

This outdoor gear, which can be purchased via Amazon Prime, utilizes MOLLE-compatible straps that provide versatility and convenience when attaching to outdoor gear. The trauma first aid kit is also equipped with Velcro side panels that enable kit owners to effortlessly peel it off from its post. These elements were added to reduce the amount of thinking required to allow responders and first aiders to react immediately to the situation.

Each IFAK kit comes with Recon Tourniquet, trauma shears, emergency blanket, splint roll, pressure dressing, compressed gauze, NAR mini responder 4" ETD, protective glasses, and nitrile gloves, essential items that make the difference between life and death.

Surviveware's trauma kit is trusted and favored by adventure-seekers and hardcore hikers like Geddy, a Surviveware Amazon customer, who shared how this reliable emergency pack impressed him:

"I lead high-intensity group hikes in the mountains. Having the right first aid is important to me. I carry the Surviveware trauma kit together with the Surviveware First Aid Kit. In the trauma kit, I especially appreciate the quality of the Tourniquet and the Splint Roll. I customized my trauma kit by removing the safety glasses to make room for a collection of emergency medications and creams.

When I'm hiking, I always have eye protection with me (shatter-resistant sunglasses), so I didn't need the safety glasses as much as other people might need them. As always with Surviveware products, the kit enclosure itself is outstanding quality, with multiple ways to mount/carry and plenty of solid straps and velcro."

Keep your peace of mind while enjoying the backcountry with Surviveware's Trauma First Aid Kit. Click here to place your order.

Contact Info:
Name: Amanda Condry
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Organization: Surviveware
Phone: 703-910-5188
Website: https://surviveware.com

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