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Be prepared for the worst with the lightweight Adventure Medical Ultralight Pro First Aid Kit.

Adventure Medical developed the Ultralight Pro First Aid Kit at the request of the Yosemite Mountain School to provide pro-level equipment at a low weight. This water-tight medical kit adds only 3lb 11oz to your pack and provides enough first-aid gear to handle an emergency evacuation from the remote backcountry. The Ultralight Pro First Aid Kit includes everything from a SAM Splint for a broken arm to Aspirin for a headache. This Adventure Medical kit is a must for trip leaders.

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pgunnz

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This is a great lightweight kit for groups. It has the things you need with plenty of room to add more. Contrary to the description the kit only weighs 1 lbs. 12 oz. One thing I would recomend is mark which bags hold what. This will help avoid confusion when you need to pull stuff out. I used colored tape and put them on the top. Bottom line this is the kit you want if you are going backpacking and don't want to rack up unneeded weight.

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What is the trauma pad for and how does a...

rum4145472

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What is the trauma pad for and how does a trauma pad compare to a sterile cover sponge to stop bleeding?

alb4888260

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The trauma pad is for covering large areas and for controlling serious bleeding. Gauze sponges are 4"x4" and trauma pads are typically 5"x9" or 8"x10" and more absorbent. Hope that helps!

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wes4762542

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I am looking for a lightweight kit for mountain bike rides. This product appears to be excellent but may be more than I need. Are there any other lightweight kits appropriate for day rides or is this the one?

Mike Hale

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I would recommend this kit for you (AMK0124). It will be more than enough for short mountain biking trips and it will save you some cash. Hope this helped; good luck and be safe out there.

Christopher Minguez

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This kit is big. The picture is a bit misleading. The main bag is about the size of a shaving kit bag (roughly 12"x6"x6"). The other Ultralight kits are much smaller. In fact, the Ultralight .9 kit is the one you see being pulled out of the bigger bag in the picture. For just day mountain bike trips close to the road, this kit is overkill. With a Laerdal CPR mask, a SAM splint, and some other expedition gear, I think a smaller AMK kit would do you a bit better for bumps and scrapes on a MTB ride. I'd probably get the Quick Clot Adventure Medical kit. For multiday backcountry camping trips, this would be the best kit. I added some Clif bars, water purification tablets, diphenhydramine, advil/tylenol PM, a heat reflective blanket, a couple chemlights, more sterile gloves and a Sharpie to mine, and it works well for the backcountry in Alaska.

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Kim Havell

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This is med kit that offers all the basics with room to add your own details, like personal meds etc. I have most recently brought this on ski expeditions to Tibet and Bolivia, and the kit provided everything we needed for simple trip mishaps. It's light enough and has a great internal compartment system that you can add and subtract out what you do or do not need for a specific endeavor. Comprehensive for general needs.

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Sean G

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There's a fair bit of gear in here. Some of it you'll probably never need, other bits you'll go through regularly. Just as importantly, there's heaps of space in the pack to customise, add in medications from a pharmacy that they cant sell you, etc etc. And its all kept nice and waterproof. Would definitely recommend.

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Jackie Paaso

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I have my Wilderness First Responder and a kit like this is just what I need. It has all the essentials for any backpacking trip. The extra weight is well worth the piece of mind.