While down on the bayou in a self made kayak (made from elephant ear leaves) an alligator shot up out of no where from under my craft and suddenly I was in hand to hand combat…
- Eric, 08/21/11
Spartanburg, SC

This kit is put together well. It really has everything I could think of and then some. Bought a new tent and never invested in a med kit (until now). If you don't have one…
- JOSH, 05/27/10
MUSKEGON

I bought this product hoping that it would come with the essentials of what is needed when going backpacking. I was disappointed to find that this First Aid Kit is skimpy on t…
- Dave, 02/12/11
Billings, MT

I paid $20 for a first aid kit from walmart to go in my wife's car; it was a joke, it had 150 bandaids in it and very weak emergency care stuff. i returned it and will be repl…
- jacob, 11/13/12
mineola, tx

This has all the basics and comes in a waterproof bag. Bright color makes it easy to find among all your junk too! No reason not to have a basic med kit when it is small and l…
- Rob, 04/15/13

I'm perfectly okay with using duct tape and super glue to cover small cuts and abrasions. But when I'm out in the middle of nowhere, I want some extra comforts. That is mainly…
- Adam, 12/15/12
Kentucky

I didnt have to use any of this on my last outing. But the pre cut mole skin was super popular with the ladies. I even got hugs for giving it away. Glacier gel is expensive…
- William, 08/12/10
Ozark Wilderness

i use to just grin and bear... now i just grin! this small, easily stowed kit contains all the goodies one needs to mend blisters and get back into action! this is my 2nd kit…
- jeremiah, 06/13/10
New(er) England

Small and light, sharp (stainless knife with spear point), loud (two-chamber whistle), loud again (survival orange color), bright (it's got an LED light for those evening trip…
- DAVID, 12/17/11
Colorado