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When something goes sideways in the field, the last thing you want is to be digging through a junk drawer of loose bandages. The Adventure Medical Kits MOLLE Bag Trauma Kit 1.0 keeps the important stuff organized and within reach, packed into a rugged black bag with integrated metal buttoned straps that clip straight onto MOLLE-compatible packs, vests, rucksacks, or your belt. It's sized to cover a person or small group for a day or two away from base, which makes it a smart fit for hunting trips, range days, backcountry hikes, and truck or range-bag duty.
The headliner here is the 2-foot QuikClot hemostatic dressing. Instead of just soaking up blood like plain gauze, the QuikClot gauze is impregnated with kaolin, a mineral that jump-starts your body's natural clotting process and helps control severe bleeding on contact. That's the kind of tool that buys you time when a wound is serious, and it's the reason a lot of folks upgrade from a basic boo-boo kit to something built for real trauma.
Beyond bleeding control, this 51-piece kit is stocked to handle the everyday stuff too. You get trauma pads, sterile gauze dressings, adhesive and knuckle bandages, butterfly wound closures, cloth tape, a self-adhering elastic bandage, and moleskin for hot spots on the trail. Tools include 4-inch EMT shears, splinter and tick remover forceps, and safety pins. There's also a spread of single-use meds for pain, inflammation, allergies, and infection, plus After Bite wipes and alcohol antiseptics.
One thing that sets this apart from a drugstore kit is the included Wilderness & Travel Medicine guide by Eric A. Weiss, MD. It walks you through more than 50 improvised techniques with over 100 illustrations, so if you're miles from help and unsure what to do, you've got a solid reference right in the bag. Gear is only as good as knowing how to use it, and this kit gives you both.
The 2-foot QuikClot gauze is designed to control severe, life-threatening bleeding fast. It's treated with kaolin, a mineral that speeds up your body's natural clotting process and works on contact. That makes it far more effective for serious wounds than plain gauze while you get the person to higher-level care.
Yes. The bag has integrated metal buttoned straps that clip onto MOLLE-compatible webbing, so it rides securely on packs, plate carriers, vests, rucksacks, or a belt. It's compact enough to keep on your kit without adding much bulk or weight.
It's built to cover a person or small group for roughly one to two days away from base, which suits day hunts, range sessions, and short backcountry outings. If you're heading out longer or want extra supplies and a detachable panel, the larger 100-piece MOLLE Bag Trauma Kit 2.0 is the step up.
Basic first aid knowledge helps, but the kit includes the Wilderness & Travel Medicine guide by Eric A. Weiss, MD, with more than 50 improvised techniques and over 100 illustrations. That gives you a solid on-the-spot reference for treating injuries when you're away from help. Getting familiar with the contents before you head out is always a good move.
| UPC | 707708002991 |
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| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 20640299 |
| Color | Black |
| Length | 7.7500 |
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