I found this first aid kit on Amazon a couple weeks ago and picked it up. I like to have some sort of first aid kit with me when I go off hiking or my photography excursions. The problem is, the good kits are usually huge and take up so much space. The smaller ones that I have seen usually skimped on something and just full of Bandaids and 'fillers'. This new kit I picked up, is small and very complete for it's size.
Good stuff, I'm gonna get one. I also carry a satellite beeper. My son got me one, as I'm more likely to fall off a cliff or suffer a bear attack. I activate it if injured and they'll come find my body.....
This thread is reminding me to take a look at my kit, and see how much of it is expired. I have sutures in mine too. I got them from a plastic surgeon friend of mine that I showed he, and his son around the northern Az hunting spots. Yeah having kits is a thing that most people do not take when hiking, sometimes to their determent.
I figure if the lord is willing I will die in some canyon in northern Az, and someone will run across my bones finding my camera. I just hope I got some good shots for them to enjoy.
effron wrote: Good stuff, I'm gonna get one. I also carry a satellite beeper. My son got me one, as I'm more likely to fall off a cliff or suffer a bear attack. I activate it if injured and they'll come find my body.....
Hey that's cool, does that require a subscription?
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Joves wrote: This thread is reminding me to take a look at my kit, and see how much of it is expired. I have sutures in mine too. I got them from a plastic surgeon friend of mine that I showed he, and his son around the northern Az hunting spots. Yeah having kits is a thing that most people do not take when hiking, sometimes to their determent.
I figure if the lord is willing I will die in some canyon in northern Az, and someone will run across my bones finding my camera. I just hope I got some good shots for them to enjoy.
You're in Arizona? You have some crazy impressive landscapes out there. Are you near all the rock formations?
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effron wrote: Good stuff, I'm gonna get one. I also carry a satellite beeper. My son got me one, as I'm more likely to fall off a cliff or suffer a bear attack. I activate it if injured and they'll come find my body.....
Hey that's cool, does that require a subscription?
I guess its a kind of subscription. I had to activate it and its good for two or three years, then another activation is required. Its all free to me....
Its a, ACR, ResQLink....its a GPS personal locator beacon....
Well that works! When you get out, are you going for long hikes? Saturday, I hiked up Trabuco Canyon, in hopes to find the creek flowing. Wishful thinking. That was a dry hike.
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I depends on my knees (one is real bad now), and lately they haven't allowed me any rough hiking. When I'm accompanied I get a lot braver. Usually take more chances in summer and fall.....
I'll have to get one of those kits. Since both my wife & I have iPhones, we can easily find each other with the "find my phone" feature. I haven't been out shooting much lately due to a case of Cervicalgia
Alex wrote: I found this first aid kit on Amazon a couple weeks ago and picked it up. I like to have some sort of first aid kit with me when I go off hiking or my photography excursions. The problem is, the good kits are usually huge and take up so much space. The smaller ones that I have seen usually skimped on something and just full of Bandaids and 'fillers'. This new kit I picked up, is small and very complete for it's size.
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