HART Outdoor Day Hike First-Aid Kit
Be prepared for the typical needs of 2 people on a short day trip with the compact HART Outdoor Day Hike first-aid kit. Clear compartments keep medical supplies organized, visible and easy to access.
- Clear, labeled pockets and elastic loops make it easy to quickly find what you need; full-zip closure helps keep contents clean
- Roomy pockets with hook-and-loop closures make it easy to put back unused items, restock used items and add new items to customize the kit
- The back of the kit features a full list of contents to help you stay fully stocked and ready to go
- Quick Guide makes it easy for people with little or no training to administer first aid
- Product packaging is designed to clearly identify an item before you open it
- Wide assortment of adhesive bandages are custom manufactured for resistance to dirt, sweat and water while cushioning and protecting minor wounds
- Gauze products are thick and absorbent, resulting in fewer dressing changes and increased cushioning
- Medications, wound cleansers and topical relief products are packaged in single-dose packages with full drug facts on the labels
- 4 x 3 in. sheet of moleskin can be trimmed to size to suit your needs
- Kit is assembled in the USA with domestic and imported supplies
- Adhesive bandages include 2 butterfly closures, two 3 x 3/4 in. strips, two 3 x 1 in. strips, 2 fingertip bandages and 2 knuckle bandages
- Gauze items include a 4.1 yd. x 2 in. gauze roll, two 2 x 2 in. and one 3 x 3 in.gauze pads
- Topical relief includes 2 antiseptic towelettes, 2 triple antibiotics and 2 sting relief wipes
- Medications include antacids, aspirin, ibuprofen, acetaminophen and allergy relief
- Other items include 2.5 yd. x 1/2 in. tape, scissors and a Splinter Out splinter remover
Imported.
View all HART Outdoor First-Aid Kits| Best Use | Hiking Emergency Preparedness |
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| Material(s) | Polyester/PEVA |
| Dimensions | 5.5 x 4.5 x 1 inches |
| Weight | 3.5 ounces |
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Great little first aid kit
I am someone who falls and needs bandaids a lot and the ones included in this kit did not disappoint. Sometimes the bandaids included in these types of kits are no good but these stuck well even during hikes. I happily haven’t needed any of the other stuff included in this kit but it’s more than enough for a short hike. I’ve had to use butterfly strips before and was happy to see some included along with topical treatments, moleskin and a “splinter out” which I haven’t opened but would appreciate. Overall a great kit for a short hike - has all you might want for regular injuries or issues.
Good For the Price
While this isn't the best first aid kit in the world, for the price, I'd say it still gets 5 stars. It's very compact, and has just enough extra room if you want to add something small to it. I appreciate that it includes scissors, as a lot small kits I looked at do not. I do feel like there are a few things that could have been included (latex gloves, etc), but like I said, for the price it's good enough. We didn't even pay full price for this, so that's even better. I also think it's great for keeping in the glove compartment of the car when not on the trail.
Good kit
Small/lightweight, and has what you'd need.
Superior kit!
I've owned several hiking/camping first aid kits and this is easily the best. Everything we could need for cleaning and treating our cuts, scrapes, slivers, burns, blisters, bites and stings packaged neatly without gimmicky nonsense. Pockets are actually CLEAR and you can see inside, not cloudy like other brands. STERILE gauze and bandages, notice other brands provide unsealed gauze?!
Used it 3 times on our first hike of the year
Glad we had this, ended up needing to use it 3 separate times on our first big family hike of the year. The one thing it doesn't have that I'd highly recommend is a pair of tweezers. The kit comes with a lancet for digging at a splinter, but without any sort of tweezing capabilities, I had a rough time digging a splinter out of my kiddos' toe. I like the way the pouch folds open and gives you a good view of everything.
Handy Fiirst Aid Kit for Day Hikes
This Hart Day Hike Kit is perfect for throwing in your day pack, jacket pocket or even glove compartment for those small injuries that life throws at you. The kit is small so it doesn't take up a lot of space, weighs nearly nothing (104g's on my kitchen scale), but includes all the necessities for minor cuts or abrasions, headaches, stings, etc. while on a day out. The kit is organized well with 3 sections internally to sort and separate the included items. This kit will go with me whenever I'm out for the day - super easy, light, and contains enough to ensure a bit of piece of mind for any unexpected cuts or scrapes while out and about.
A great individual kit and room for more
It's great to have a kit that has room for a bit more--I like to add some slim clippers, a pen, and a writing pad. Sometimes I want to add extras like cough drops or an Rx capsule. Or maybe i want to put in a good knife or a bigger set of scissors... whatever, it's got some expansion and customization capability. Very happy and highly recommend this kit.
Great Bag!
We recently took this with us on a camping trip and definitely came in handy! The clear pockets help to see the items and they don’t fall out when you open the kit. We ended up needing two bandages- they were very comfortable and lasted days! I will definitely be packing this with me every time.
Good quality items
I fell hard on the street today with a heavy backpack. The gauze pad in this kit is thick, the cloth medical tape is narrow (half inch) but strong, flexible, and sticks well, and the bandaid is flexible, cloth, and sticks well too. I was rattled and it was comforting that the materials I reached for were quality. I would add something to flush a wound, like an irrigation syringe or a small eye wash saline bottle. Fast clean rinse onsite (before the adrenaline wore off...) would have saved me painful scrubbing at home. I will also be adding a couple medications for solo overnights. When you buy it, unpack it and familiarize yourself with it first thing. Rookie mistake is grabbing it and going. But it is well organized and even so I found things quickly while upset.
Inexensive, Not Cheap
This little kit really helped on a recent multi-day backwoods hike. There is a little extra room in the kit, so I managed to fit a folded emergency blanket and additional analgesics inside. The scissors feel a little less sturdy than I prefer, but didn't fail when they were needed.