First aid drybag, 15 l

500D PVC, abrasion and tear resistant: it lives at the bottom of a bergen against stove legs and tent pegs and comes out intact. Reflective cross on the face: a head torch picks it out instantly, which matters when somebody else has to find it in your pack. Carabiner and D-ring: it hangs off a belt loop, a shoulder strap or a tent pole instead of being buried under the sleeping bag. Roll-top seal: dressings and tape stay dry through a full Snowdonia day, because a damp dressing is no dressing at all. Wipes clean: the PVC face takes a rinse under a tap or a wipe down after a casualty, so the bag goes back in the pack clean rather than sticky. The First Aid Drybag: Your Medical Kit Sealed, Marked and Quick to Find DofE groups, cadet detachments and airsoft sites all run the same rule: somebody carries the medical kit, and it has to work the moment it is opened. The first a