JFA Medical Large Haversack Bag First Aid Kit

All good :)

La trousse est complète, j’ai juste dû rajouter deux ou trois accessoires (aspi venin, garrot ainsi qu’un « bandage israélien ») afin d’être sûr de parer à toutes éventualités

The JFA Large Haversack Bag First Aid Kit comes packed with lots of useful items and still leaves plenty of room for extras. It’s well-organized, spacious, and practical for keeping everything you need in one place.

Excellent bag: I bought this because all the other, smaller, first aid packs contain a ton of equipment, but as soon as you open them, the contents spill out, or you have to half empty them in order to get to what you need. In any sort of emergency, all I want to do is unzip the lid, and have it all presented to me: no rummaging, no spilling everything over the ground. This bag is perfect. The double-pull zip goes all the way round 3 sides of the top, so it opens right back: and the pockets inside are deep enough that things like the tourniquets - in the "ready to use" configuration - can stand upright inside one of the dividers: not lying down, buried by other items. The kit itself is generous, well worth the money: as almost everyone says, it's best to buy one of these kits with the contents (you can buy just the bag, for about £15) then add your relevant items (in my case, tourniquets, haemo packing, eyewash pods etc), and remove or reduce those you probably won't need. The bag itself is sturdy: the fabric feels as though it can withstand a bit of rough treatment, and is probably fairly mud- and water-resistant: the dividers are brilliant, making four large comparments, one very large central one, and two smaller ones: plus the plastic pocket inside the lid, plus the zipped pocket on the front/outside, which is perfect for the "everyday" needs ie plasters and eye-wash pods. It's always hard to gauge how "large" something is going to be, but this is a great size: big enough for ease of use, big enough to get in everything I need, but not so big that it's a nuisance to carry, or load. I did consider getting a "backpack" style, which would/might be easier to carry, but it was clear that they would involve having to tip everything out in order to find what you need: with this bag, you just plop it down on the ground, unzip, and everything is immediately accessible. I have mentioned tourniquets, and eyewash: these items are not included: check the list of contents for an exact list, and be assured that there are generous amounts of all the items listed. I consider this to be excellent value for money.

Bolsa de primeros auxilios ideal para deporte. Muy grande, bien equipada, sobre todo en lo referente a cortes y traumatismos.