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For a trip choose an organised kit whose contents you know. Match the supplies to your group and time away, and pack them where they can be reached quickly.
Key points
Distinguish a stocked kit from an empty pouch before buying.
Take emergency shelter and protection appropriate to your route.
Bear in mindKeep the contents accessible and protected from moisture.
Several days or a group
ChooseMore comprehensive kit
Bear in mindCompare the contents with group size and your first-aid knowledge.
Your own supplies
ChooseClearly organised empty pouch
Bear in mindFill it deliberately; the pouch itself does not supply dressings.
What to look for
Question
In brief
Why
How do I keep supplies dry?
In briefPlan waterproof protection
WhyA sealed bag or waterproof cover protects vulnerable packaging. Check the stated protection of the actual pouch.
What else is needed?
In briefAdd personal requirements
WhyPlan essential personal medication and group needs separately. A ready-made kit is your starting point.
Where should I pack it?
In briefWithin easy reach
WhyNobody should need to empty the whole rucksack in an emergency. Show the group where the supplies are before setting off.
Common questions
How can I tell whether a kit is stocked?
Read the supplied contents list. A medical backpack or first-aid pouch may arrive without consumables. Compare the actual items included rather than judging the size of the bag or relying on its name.
Will a small kit serve a group?
That depends on group size, trip length and distance from help. Review the contents before leaving and add suitable consumables. An up-to-date first-aid course helps you use the supplies you carry effectively.
When should I check the contents?
Before a trip and after every use. Replace used supplies and check expiry dates, intact packaging and the condition of the pouch. Replace sterile items whose packaging is damp or damaged before the next outing.
Can an emergency bivvy replace a blanket?
Both help protect against cooling, but their shape and handling differ. Plan emergency weather protection for the particular route and group, and learn how to use it on a course beforehand so that it is familiar when needed.
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