Don’t let a nasty fall, slipped knife, or stuck fishhook ruin your weekend in the backcountry. Specifically designed to treat sportsmen’s common injuries, the Sportsman 200 medical kit contains enough first aid supplies for a group of four on trips up to four days. Add this wilderness first aid kit to your hunting gear, snowmobile backpack, ATV bag, fishing gear, or archery equipment for a portable first aid kit you can count on.
The external kit map and Easy Care™ Organization System let you quickly find what you need in an emergency, while the reflective design makes this first aid kit easy to find, even in the dark. Quality contents like moleskin, medications, EMT shears, and a trauma pad set the standard in backcountry care and are organized into clearly-labeled pockets. Whether you’re looking for a hunting first aid kit, fishing first aid kit, or a compact first aid kit for your vehicle, with the Sportsman Series you can have confidence you’re prepared when accidents occur.
Features:
Wilderness & Travel Medicine: A Comprehensive Guide
- Know how to treat injuries experienced while hunting, fishing, or snowmobiling. Written by wilderness medicine expert Eric A. Weiss, MD, this book includes over 50 improvised techniques and 100 illustrations for treating outdoor injuries and illnesses.
Trauma Supplies:
- Stop bleeding from field dressing injuries, animal attacks, and knife wounds with the trauma pad. Stabilize fractures and sprains using the wide elastic bandage and a variety of other dressings.
Find It Fast Design:
- Find the emergency supplies you need quickly, even in the dark. The external kit map shows where supplies are located, while the reflective design helps you find the kit quickly at night.
Backcountry Wound Care:
- Clean and close wounds from fishing hooks, skinning knives, and other backcountry injuries using the irrigation syringe, butterfly closures, EMT shears, and more hospital-quality supplies.
Easy Care™ Organization System:
- Provide fast and effective care in emergencies. The first aid kit’s first aid supplies are organized into injury-specific pockets that make it possible for anyone to confidently administer first aid.
Blister & Insect Protection:
- Stop blisters before they start with die-cut moleskin, the most reliable dressing to reduce friction and prevent blisters. Safely remove ticks and splinters with specially designed forceps.
Kit Details:
- Size: 7.5″ x 5.5″ x 3.5″
- Weight: 15.4 oz
- Group Size: 1 – 4 People
- Trip Duration: 1 – 4 Days
Supply List:
Instrument:
- 1 – EMT Shears, 4″
- 1 – Elastic Bandage, 2″
- 1 – Splinter/Tick Remover Forceps
- 3 – Safety Pin
- 1 – Pencil
Medication:
- 3 – After Bite® Wipe
- 4 – Aspirin (325 mg.)
- 4 – Ibuprofen (200 mg.)
- 4 – Acetaminophen (500 mg.)
- 2 – Antihistamine (Diphenhydramine 25 mg.)
Cuts & Scrapes:
- 3 – Easy Access Bandages®, Fabric, 1″ x 3″
- 5 – Easy Access Bandages®, Fabric, Knuckle
- 3 – Butterfly Closure Bandage
- 3 – Triple Antibiotic Ointment
- 6 – Antiseptic Wipe
- 2 – Alcohol Swab
First Aid Manual:
- 1 – Wilderness & Travel Medicine: A Comprehensive Guide
- 1 – Patient Assessment Form
Stop Bleeding Fast:
- 2 – Nitrile Glove
- 1 – Trauma Pad, 5″ x 9″
Wound Care/Blister:
- 1 – Wound Irrigation Tool, 10cc
- 4 – Sterile Gauze Dressing, 4″ x 4″
- 4 – Sterile Gauze Dressing, 2″ x 2″
- 2 – Sterile Non-Adherent Dressing, 3″x 4″
- 1 – Gauze Bandage, 2″
- 1 – Cloth Tape, 1/2″ x 10 Yards
- 14 – Moleskin, Pre-Cut/Shaped
- 2 – Cotton Tip Applicator
∗We reserve the right to add, substitute, or delete items if necessary. Please note: Some medications may not be available in products sold outside of the US, additional items may be substituted.
Faith –
Has all the essentials and more!
Great product with all the things you would need to treat an injury in the field. Case has enough room to add a few extra supplies.
Daniel K –
C. Barnett –
Everything I need
Best first aid kit I’ve ever purchased. All items are quality. The only thing I added was a higher quality mouth to mouth shield.Purchased this kit to keep on the boat, and so far the water resistance of the bag is good enough.
4 people found this helpful
C. Barnett –
Everything I need
Best first aid kit I’ve ever purchased. All items are quality. The only thing I added was a higher quality mouth to mouth shield. Purchased this kit to keep on the boat, and so far the water resistance of the bag is good enough.
4 people found this helpful
David Slabaugh –
Pricey – but absolutely worth it!
Great product!Very well packed, and the field manual is great. It is pricey, but I wanted as comprehensive of a kit as I could get my hands on.This our hiking/go-bag kit, so it mainly stays in the car, or in our closet. My family have very little training, so the guide is good reassurance if I happen to not be with them, or if I’m incapacitated in some way.Worth. Every. Penny.
2 people found this helpful
Kiki AbeKiki Abe –
Glad I chose this
This is not the usual basic kit just filled with band-aids. This has that and more. I feel so prepared for any injury with this kit. Today, I accidentally sliced a my finger with a potato peeler. I never knew that I needed a gauze that prevented the bandage from sticking. I love the options for bandages, pain killers, allergy meds, stuff for diarrhea etc. I will get another.
George W. –
3 people found this helpful
DG –
Daniel K. –
Emergency Kit great to have
Great medical kit with everything you need incase of an emergency! I have a normal 15 Walmart medical kit already but wanted to add something with better supplies in case of emergency and this one looks to do the trick! Also awesome is the guide showing you how to do everything if you were in a touch situation