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Nice setup and a very enjoyable video. From personal experience (paramedic in Ireland), you have a Non-Rebreather O2 mask, I would advise to add a Nasal Cannula. You be surprised how many patients improve on just 2 to 6 L of O2. a. Not as scary as having a big mask put on your face. b. If your patient is nauseas and wants to vomit he or she can do so, without having to pull the mask off. c. You will hear your patient better (yes I know they are short of breath but they just keep talking despite you asking them to stop talking to save their breath 🙂). d. If their SPO2 doesn't improve, you can always upgrade to a Non-Rebreather mask. You said Water-Jel wasn't in your protocol, but seeing that you have some anyway, try to get a Water-Jel facemask. When something goes wrong with e.g. a barbecue or an open backyard fire, it often 'blows up' in their face. The facemask is perfect then. See you can use the facemask on any part of the body, but you can't cover the face properly with the 'normal' Water-Jel dressings. You know after 25 years in the job, I still keep making changes/updating/improving my own bag. We can all learn from each other. So thanks again.

Where can your entire expedition be seen. I missed the first half - only caught up when in the Philippines - Japan - and now trying to get out of Russia.?

just got this bag myself. video helped on me configuring the contents. love it !!!

I don’t understand the point in comparing these 2 saws in that size of wood, it really doesn't tell anything?

My trauma kit is for me and my family and loved ones, I’m not treating other people because people are lawyer happy. Even with the proper certifications doesn’t protect you from legal action!

Even in July it would be unbearably cold! Hats off to you all!

Paramedic Canada bro, consider adding some forceps and haemostats and some band scissors and a EMS rescue knife and possibly a headlamp and eye protection

Personally, I carry an LP1000 around. The AED Plus is still good though

Great pack and nice to see what you guys use over there. Greetings from Switzerland! :)

What pack is that ?? Links ?? Thanks for the video friend prayers for you and your family

Nice review and good tips for customization

I love that AED. I had this one for many years now and as an instructor I highly recommend this AED. And for the first time, I got to uss my AED in real life. And I am so glad that we were able to revive her.

Most squared-away BLS Bag in existence I swear.

Love North American rescue ! I literately just order the blood pressure cuff set. I do have the Stat Pack quick look(aed) . Il show you what mines looks like once I get everything.

I hope your allergies are under control haha .

Thank you for the update !!!

Just did this repair on my bike. Everything seemed to go ok. What torque spec did you end up using with the new bolts / inserts ? I’m at about 25 ft / lb with lots of red loctite. I’m afraid to go any higher lol!

Good morning from the Great State of Texas. I like your bag and the list of supplies you carry. I do ask, I might have missed it, but her goes. How come you do not carry gauze pads and rolls of gauze. Not all bleeding needs the expensive pressure dressings. Also, please put the cold pack inside a zip lock bag. I have ice packs brake inside my bag and ruin the other contents. Very good bag lay out, I like it Thank you for your time in making this video.

Thank you for this video. I just bought an '05 and realized after the fact that the footpeg was literally about to break off. This gives me hope that I'll be able to ride this weekend.

Where do u volunteer

Very nice video. I was an EMT in the military from 1985 until 2005. I'm building a kit after many years of doing direct patient care. Thanks for you post!

I would like to do this now. At 50 I think I should train for a year first.

Awesome dog in the background 🐕

Sweet scenery

What gas rig did you use?

Wow…Jet skiing to Alaska? Wow

Another great video.

This is a great series and deserves more views and likes.

You were in a difficult situation and you kept your head. We were in similar dangerous waters in June of ‘21 Juneau to Ketchikan. Very few understand how intense this can be. 🙌🏾 Thank you for sharing🦭

*You can get an automatic BP cuff to get blood pressure without relying on your hearing.*

Nice little kit!

Great idea. I love hacks like this. So much cleaner than taking the drain plug out again.

Well stocked kit

Thanks man helped a lot!

can you post a link to the bag it looks great

Thanks man, you rule! I was sweating having quickly undo the drain bolt for a bit!

Lame. Zero riding.

You fucking champion! This is gold

Yes definitely do a video on the tourniquet great video, i’m also a volunteer fire fighter in Pennsylvania Marshalls Creek and I know how vital it is to have a trauma bag in your own personal vehicle it comes in handy.

Genius

This is fμckin genius 🤣🤣🤣

You sir are a genius!!!

How long was the crossing

Put some grimlocks on the loop for the shears.. I runs my bags like that

Do this from south Florida to the Bahamas - only 75 miles and relaxing on islands with crystal clear water!

I know this is an older video, but can you tell me exactly where you were? Recently transplanted to the Charlotte area and me and my bike need some time in the woods. Thanks!

Get a badge real to attach to your trauma shears! From a bag to pants, you’ll always be able to keep them close. :) Nice video, thank you!

That is hard core travel there...

A rubber band flipped in the middle and over both ends of your shears, on the front of your pack will keep it in place, a small bottle of water for your oral medication, a good well stocked kit, but expensive as you say.

I just stumbled onto your videos from a yt recommendation. What an adventure! Awesome picture with the porpoise!