Adventure 1st Aid Kit from a retired Army Medic

[@johnsmith-he6kp]

Good video enjoyed it

[@bobbytopadventures]

Thanks 👍

[@BrianWolftop]

Very cool channel. Thanks for your service and I gave you a follow

[@bobbytopadventures]

Much appreciated

[@DiegoAstorga]

You just gave me an idea... I need a medic rider in my gang‼️😁

[@bobbytopadventures]

Great to have around 💯🙌

[@ScottLoveless]

Excellent explanation. Thank you for sharing this. I recently purchased a CAT and have learned to use it. I'll also be adding a couple quikclot pads, as I now take anti-platelet meds and bleeding is a concern. My only critique is your placement of the kit itself. In a situation while riding alone, and dropping the bike, and needing to get to the kit to treat myself, I'm possibly not going to be able to lift the bike. Keeping the kit on the rear carrier seems like a good solution.

[@bobbytopadventures]

This is my second placement. I tend to drop the bike on the left side. This, however, is why I keep the tourniquet, trauma sheers, cravats, and Garmin on my person. Separating from, or being pinned under, the bike is a true concern. Get trained up on the quikclot also. You really need to apply to the source of the bleed. I completely understand your concern about that. It is why every kit is different and based on individual needs. Best of luck, thanks for watching, and I hope you don't have to use your kit!!