Description
When you're miles from the nearest road, a good first aid kit is one of those things you hope you never open but are awfully glad to have. The Adventure Medical Kits Sportsman 300 is built for exactly that scenario, packing enough supplies to treat a group of up to six people on a trip lasting as long as a week. It handles the full range of what the outdoors can throw at you, from tick bites and blisters to knife cuts, fractures, and deeper penetration wounds, all wrapped up in a compact waterproof bag that stows easily in a pack, ATV bag, or truck.
What Sets the Sportsman 300 Apart in the Field
The whole kit is built around the Easy Care organization system, which sorts supplies into injury-specific pockets so you're not digging blindly during a stressful moment. An external kit map shows exactly where everything lives, and reflective accents help you spot the bag fast in low light or at night. That layout makes a real difference when a buddy is bleeding and seconds matter, because anyone in the group can grab the right item without being a medic.
The Detachable Trauma Pack
One of the smartest features here is the removable field trauma kit. On day hunts or short scouting trips away from base camp, you can leave the full kit behind and clip the lightweight, waterproof trauma pack to your gear instead. It carries the essentials for stopping severe bleeding and administering CPR, so you've got serious injury coverage without hauling the whole setup.
Wound Care, Meds, and a Real Reference Guide
Inside you'll find a deep bench of supplies: adhesive and knuckle bandages, sterile dressings, a 5" x 9" trauma pad, wound closure strips, a wound irrigation tool, moleskin for blisters, EMT shears, splinter and tick remover forceps, a CPR face shield, and a solid stock of over-the-counter meds for pain, allergies, and stomach trouble. It also comes with a copy of Wilderness & Travel Medicine by Dr. Eric A. Weiss, loaded with illustrations and improvisation techniques so you actually know how to use what's in the bag.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer: Adventure Medical Kits
- Model: Sportsman 300
- Manufacturer Part Number: 01050300 (0105-0300)
- UPC: 707708303005
- Color: Red
- Group Size: Up to 6 people
- Trip Length: Up to 7 days
- Detachable Trauma Kit: Yes, waterproof
- Organization System: Easy Care injury-specific pockets
- Water Resistance: Waterproof bag
- Included Guide: Wilderness & Travel Medicine by Dr. Eric A. Weiss
- Weight: Approx. 1.5 lbs
- Material: Nylon
What’s Included
- Waterproof Sportsman 300 kit bag with external kit map
- Detachable waterproof field trauma pack
- Wilderness & Travel Medicine guide by Dr. Eric A. Weiss
- Adhesive fabric bandages and knuckle bandages
- Sterile dressings, non-adherent dressings, and sponges
- 5" x 9" trauma pad and trauma bandage
- Moleskin (pre-cut/shaped) for blisters
- 20 cc wound irrigation tool
- Wound closure strips
- Splinter/tick remover forceps
- Latex-free gloves and safety pins
- Triangular bandage, roller gauze, and cohesive elastic bandage
- Cloth tape and duct tape
- EMT shears (4")
- CPR face shield
- Single-use thermometers
- Alcohol antiseptic wipes, alcohol prep pads, and triple antibiotic
- After Bite wipes and petrolatum dressing
- Over-the-counter medications for pain, allergy, and anti-diarrheal relief
- Patient assessment form and pencil
Frequently Asked Questions
How many people does the Sportsman 300 first aid kit cover?
It's stocked to support a group of up to six people on trips lasting as long as a week. That makes it a solid fit for a hunting camp, a family outing, or a group backpacking trip. If your crew is smaller or you want to leave one in the truck too, the supply level still gives you plenty of margin.
Is the Sportsman 300 kit actually waterproof?
Yes, the main kit and the detachable trauma pack both use a waterproof bag, so rain, splashes, and a soggy pack won't ruin your supplies. That's a big deal for fishing, boating, and snowmobiling where gear gets wet. Just keep the zippers seated and it'll shrug off the elements.
What is the detachable trauma pack for?
It's a lightweight, waterproof pack you can pull off the main kit and carry solo on day trips away from base camp. It holds the essentials for controlling severe bleeding and administering CPR, so you get serious injury coverage without lugging the full kit. Clip it to a daypack, ATV bag, or archery setup and go.
Does the Sportsman 300 come with instructions for using the supplies?
It includes a copy of Wilderness & Travel Medicine by Dr. Eric A. Weiss, a well-regarded field guide with over 100 illustrations and improvisation techniques. That means you're not just carrying supplies, you've got real guidance for treating injuries when help is hours away. It's a genuinely useful reference even for experienced outdoors folks.





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