- Home
- Hiking & Camping Gear
- Summer Accessories
- First-Aid Kits
- Adventure Medical Weekender First Aid Kit - 2007
Community Rating
Adventure Medical Weekender First Aid Kit - 2007 BCS
Available Colors / Styles
The Adventure Medical Weekender Kit is an affordable first aid kit with an extensive list of supplies. The Weekender Kit is outfitted with the Easy Care System—an ingenious design that helps anyone, from novices to EMT's, to quickly and confidently administer first aid. The Easy Care System organizes hospital-quality supplies and instructions into injury-specific compartments—from fractures and sprains to wound care, burns, and blisters. Designed to support groups up to 7 people for a weeklong trip, the Weekender carries everything you need to survive a backcountry emergency.
Bottom Line: A great kit for the weekend adventurer—from backpacking and climbing to backcountry skiing.
Talk shop with all the gear freaks out there: ask 'em questions, upload/browse photos, and give your 2¢.
Great for the Price
By:
Michael Kisow
April 18, 2010
I feel this is much more than a weekend kit. Perhaps if your weekend trips is with a mess of Boy Scouts. This kit has most everything that you can't improvise out in the field. I have customized mine a ton. I would not call this a "personal" backpacking kit. It's fairly large. The perfect kit to keep in the back of your car. Add some extra gloves.
Excellent kit for the backcountry.
By:
jdstrong
December 21, 2004
As an EMT, I have chosen this kit for both a group sized contingency and for my home first aid kit. This kit is an excellent balance of necessary gear vs. too much weight.
Size compare
By: Michael Kisow
April 18, 2010
weekender medical kit
By:
bigbear
March 24, 2003
I am very satisfied with the Weekender Medical kit. The contents were exactly what I was looking for. Even the case is substantial enough to stand up to some rough treatment.
Weekender
By: Michael Kisow
April 18, 2010
Great Kit!
By:
Robby Miller
July 13, 2007
This is a great kit to have on-hand for your adventures. Though I've only used it for blister care, I'm happy with it. I feel confident enough that this kit will take care of your wounds well enough until professional help arrives.
Has most everything
By:
Ben Cook
May 19, 2006
This is most definitely designed for the adventurer. The items in this kit are a step above anything I have seen in traditional first aid kit. It is organized very well. The first aid book that comes with the kit is amazing. It has so much information specific to medical needs in the outdoors. I take it with me on all my trips.
Review Title
By:
txb3161762
July 27, 2009
Premonition paid off. Never really kept a full first aid kit before my last backpacking trip. Am I glad I bought this one. Used it 4 times on this outing which was 4x more than normal, from the friends knife wound that eventually required 6 stitches to blisters and pain relief, this kit had all that was necessary. Sterile pads, wraps, anti-biotics, tweezer, pain relief, tape, scissors and mole skin. Compact and light weight.
Change me.
Out of Stock
2007 Model No Longer Available
But don't stress, we have the latest model in stock.
Adventure Medical Weekender First Aid Kit
Adventure Medical Weekender First Aid KitResearch other out-of-stock versions:
Great for the Price
I feel this is much more than a weekend kit. Perhaps if your weekend trips is with a mess of Boy Scouts. This kit has most everything that you can't more...
Excellent kit for the backcountry.
As an EMT, I have chosen this kit for both a group sized contingency and for my home first aid kit. This kit is an excellent balance of necessary gear more...
- Dimensions:
- 8.5" x 6" x 5.5"
- Group Size:
- 7 People
- Trip Duration:
- 1-7 Days
- Recommended Uses:
- First-aid for wounds, skin ailments, and other medical emergencies in the backcountry
- Weight:
- 1 lb 9 oz / 709 g
- Medical Information:
- 1 Comprehensive guide to wilderness & travel medicine, 1 Illustrate guide to life-threatening emergencies
- Essential Equipment:
- 1 EMT shears, 1 non-mercury thermometer, 1 Duct tape, 1 Splinter Picker tweezers
- Wound Management:
- 3 Double antibiotic ointment, 6 antiseptic towelettes, 2 tincture of benzoin, 1 20 cc irrigation syringe, 1 Povidone iodine solution (1 oz), 10 wound closure strips
- Bandage Materials:
- 6 4x4 or 3x3 or 2x2 Sterile dressings, 2 non-adherent tape (10 yrd), 10 strip&knuckle bandages, 1 8x10 and/ or 5x9 trauma pad, 2 conforming gauze bandage, 2 cotton tipped applicators, 1 elastic bandage with Velcro, 1 triangular bandage
- Blister/ Burn:
- 1 Moleskin, 1 Spenco 2nd skin, 1 Non-woven adhesive knit bandage
- CPR/ Choking/Drowning:
- CPR Barrier Lifemask
- Infectious Control:
- 2 Nitrile exam gloves, 1 antimicrobial hand wipe, 1 infectious control bag
- Gear Repair/ Survival Items:
- 3 Safety pins
- Medication:
- 4 Extra Strength Tylenol, 2 Antihistamine, 4 Motrin
- Other Items:
- 1 Accident report & pencil
- Country of Origin:
- United States