Mr. Wranglerstar, My name is Joey and I am using my mothers account to put a comment up. I am 13 and to young to have my own google account. I think that your videos are very helpful and inspiring in a lot of things that we do in my family. I am nearly an Eagle Scout and am the First Officer in an organization called Trail Life which means I am the leader of the boys who attend in my troop. I think this trauma kit would be extremely helpful in my treks and to help my fellow Trailmen in case they are in need of such services out in the wilderness. In your videos I especially like how open you are in your faith and how you seem to include your family in most of your videos. Also the way you are bold and outgoing about your faith in your videos have inspired me to try to become more outgoing in the way I spread Christianity among the people I meet. I also like how you used to do the manly manners time at the end of your videos. This has helped me as a growing and maturing adolescent boy to see how I should act and conduct myself in my life and toward my wife, when I get one, on top of what my dad has taught me on how to act and conduct myself accordingly. Thank you for all you do, Joey
The world needs more men like you. Sheparding the lost with your tremendous knowledge of the lord and the skills of self sufficiency. Both of which are deeply lacking in our current society. We need more men to teach kids how to be self reliant and to love their family.
Great little kit for people who enjoy the outdoors and don't want to bring the whole medicine cabinet. You can truely tell if you have a good kit with you when you open it up, and what you need is right there. The satisfaction in that moment that you get when you know that you will be okay, and make it back home from deep in the woods is,,, priceless. Thanks Cody for posting this you may have just saved a life in the future even if someone makes a kit on there own just from watching this.
Just became acquainted with Skinny Medic about a month ago. As a former SAR-EMT, like you I am amazed at how many folks risk so much in dangerous hobbies and jobs, and don't carry a personal trauma kit. I still keep first aid supplies with me at all times, but realized I need to upgrade as my gear is 15 yrs old. My income is limited(disabled senior) so it's happening slowly starting with a CAT tourniquet. Your presentation is one of the best I've seen on Utube--straight forward and spoken from the heart. Thanks for getting this important message out to the masses.
+wranglerstar, I'm thrilled to see you promoting folks having a trauma kit. I for one would advocate having the tourniquet separate from the vacuum packed kit. I've hosted the Dark Angel Medical trauma class several times now, during which we watch a video of a guy bleeding out in 17 seconds. I would want immediate access to a properly prepped TQ without having to fight through the packaging to get to it. 20 seconds isn't much time to access and apply the TQ and that's a very realistic time frame that would be required. Skinny medic does awesome stuff and makes a great kit, I would just have a second TQ outside the kit and properly prepped (very important!). I will likely be hosting Dark Angel Medical again in the near future in the Clackamas, OR area if you would be interested...
Yup that one in the holder on the back of your ifak is a fake. The other is a cat gen 6, but if u buy skinny medics kit im sure it comes with a gen7. How you can tell is the time band is grey on the 7s
It's funny how timing of things can work out. I'm a huge advocate of helping others and it's what made me appreciate your mindset in your early videos. I have evolved as most do and have realized how weak my trauma treatment skills are. Which is the irony of this posting lol... I've heard of Skinny medic in the industry so I'm off to check it out now. Keep on giving back Cody!
Hands down, the BEST channel out there! You have truly put yourself out there for everyone's criticism and I feel come out on top more times than not. I have been in the Army for 22 years now, and you have opened my eyes to the possibilities of a "REAL LIFE" after the Army. Thank you for your inspiration and positive moral attitude that you put out in every video. It is refreshing to know that there is people like you and your wife, that still care about family and a clean, simple way of life. Keep up the good work! HOOAH!!
I've carried similar items in my work/computer back pack ever since the Boston bombing - not to be a cynic, but it seems that traumatic injuries & becoming a first rsponder seems more and more likely. Having a few key items with me is easy and Skinny's Medic kit is the perfect solution! Thanks for sharing this Wranglerstar; another great post.
Simple and practical , when I was a wrecker driver many years ago , I had seen EMT's use similar items . Then in construction , I was the First Aid man , took basic and OSHA classes . One of those would have been very useful to have on site . Fortunately now I am no longer in such dangerous settings , and a Basic First Aid Kit is all that is needed around here . Very nice , thanks for showing us about these .
I went through the Skinny Medic's website and oh boy. Just having this in my car to replace the obligatory ones we have to have! My wife would be stoked!
Thanks Wranglerstar for the opportunity. Spring is approaching and as usual I am maintaining the forest so this kit would be great for that. You'll never know.
It is good to see Skinny medic is moving forward with his business. Cody you have been very gracious with helping him. thumbs up! I am in for the draw...
Having a rock crushed my index finger while I was on a backpacking was not fun, thank God I have an emergency first aid and I know my basics. Would love to be the winner of that kit. Thanks for sharing Wranglerstar family.
I love skinny medics videos..... you can learn so much there. Kits look rather nice and compact packaged like that. I hope the randomizer is kind. Thanks for showing this Wranglerstar.
For those of us who live in the middle of nowhere, it is always great to have a good all around trauma kit. We normally keep a good First Aid kit but to add some specialized kits is very smart and thinking outside the box. We must be prepared in order to continue working on our homesteads. Thanks for the video and your explanation of the kit and why it's needed. God Bless
I like how compact and simple this kit is, yet still with lots of capability. I agree with your philosophy on the tourniquet, that it is better to lose a limb than to bleed out. Although red cross no longer teaches using a tourniquet in first aid, I can imagine a chainsaw to the thigh being a situation where even very strong direct compression may not be enough to control the bleeding.
Thanks Cody and the W family, You always inspire us and safety is often overlooked at times. I am no Safety Sally but sometimes it really makes good sense to be prepared.
im really glad your bringing the importance of a kit like this to your wood cutting kit....everyone always thinks it wont happen to them, but accidents happen... thats why they are called accidents
this is just what i need for my kit, I've been learning axe work for the past year, and thanks to you cody my axe stays shaving sharp so a trauma kit would be smart to have indeed. thanks for a chance to win! god bless!
Thank you Mr. Wranglerstar for caring about our safety as well as your own! This trauma kit would make a nice addition to my woodcutters kit. I just turned 16 and am learning how to use chainsaws. Thank you for the chance to win the trauma kit. It is really cool that this trauma kit could someday save somebody's life!
I love Skinny Medic's videos! I love having the stuff others don't have when needed! I was involved with an accident while shooting guns and I improvised and cut my friends shirt off of him with my knife (that I always have) and used it as a tourniquet and wound dressing. Would much rather have this! These are the things you need to fix a big problem!
Well if winning one from you wasen't meant to be. I will be buying one. Since I started watching your channel two years ago I have restored quite a few vintage axes, primatives and woodworking tools. Also now have several swedish axes. I even went out and bought a new Husqvarna saw and grandberg sharpener so i can go make my own firewood for my garage woodburner instead of buying it like I always did in past years. This year was the first winter that I burned wood that I made. There was a strange sense of pride knowing I was warm because of my own hard work! Keep up the great work Cody. God Bless
Cody, I love your videos and this would be a great addition to my hiking pack. When hiking in the Shenandoah National Park (VA) with my wife, we came across a woman a who had fallen and hit her head on a rock. This produced a major gash and she was bleeding pretty steadily. I had some stuff to stop the bleeding and get her stable enough to walk her to her friend's car, but it was definitely insuffcient. This product would have been a huge help in a case like this. As you know, these accidents happen more often than people would like to think. Keep up the good work! I love you channel!
I just recently completed my Red Cross Wilderness First Aid certification and this would really round out my first aid kit I carry while teach field geology classes! With 200+ college students who are used to being in Houston, TX all thrown out into Big Bend National Park or rural Montana, there is always a high risk for severe injury.
as someone that does a fair but of hunting in NZ, i regularly find myself several days tramping from the nearest help, this looks like a great addition to my current first aid kit in case a serious accident occurs.
Like with many of the videos you showed in the past, having the right gear is not only for looking out for yourself, but others as well. :-) When we are blessed to have the knowledge, skills, or tools, it is best to use them to help when needed.
Thanks Cody for putting this information out there! I am a FF/EMT and your right these are life saving items! If I win this kit I will be using it to save lives in my community as a first responder.
Kits like these are also good for anyone who works in any type of dangerous environment. My day job is in the medical field, but on the homestead I work with my tractor on the weekends a lot. This video is making me think about carrying a kit while I'm out there working with heavy equipment which I never thought of before. It could even be stowed in the toolbox on the tractor. Not just for your bug out bag!
I'm not a woodsman, but that would make an excellent addition to the saddlebag on my Harley. With the extremely limited storage space, compact, efficient gear is a must.
I took a class with Dark Angel medical and have been a huge TQ advocate since. One thing that you want to make sure of is that there is something covering the TQ, the sun will erode the strength of the materials over time. I need to get a kit like this for my dad, but like you said it isn't cheap.
Looks like a great kit! You can never be too prepared, my experience is whenever you don't have something, like a med kit or a spare bike inner tube, is when someone gets hurt or you blow a tube.
Here's my comment. There's been more than once where I've had to run to the vehicle to get the big first aid kit. This size is nice to throw in a pack or belt pouch and always have with you! Thanks for the review Cody.
I believe that this is a much better kit then what I saw the fallers carrying back in the 80's fighting forest fires in the interior of British Columbia. They were carrying a tube of crazy glue, a compression bandage and a roll of duct tape. Definitely a kit I'll be making or buying
Thanks for the video on this kit. My husband does all types of flooring and tile work, he is working with saws all day everyday. This would be great to have in his tool kit.
Awesome kit. I was a civilian medic for awhile, and I make kits like this for my friends all the time. I've never thought about selling them. While it's a good business idea, it's also incredibly important to get good products like this out and into the hands of people you can save. I can't tell you how many kids I've looked at that are just garbage. They can't take care of massive trauma, or have inferior quality supplies. Good video.
Thanks for the info Cody! I don't know why carrying one of these into the woods never dawned on me. I used to keep one on my kit the whole time I was in the military.
I really appreciate it when people recommend good quality products no matter what it is because I think it is better to buy something once and be done then to buy something cheap, have it break and then have to go buy a good one anyway.
skinny is a super solid guy. wish I could have had a medic like him many nights on the truck. I would trust any kit he puts together! This a great give away and the winner would be well served for sure!
This would be a great addition to a general first aid kit, but I didn't know they were readily available and where exactly to find one. Thanks for bringing these to my attention.
great video cody as usual some great info for guys like us that are out in the woods. and thanks to skinny medic for putting together great medical kits. good luck to who ever wins.
Skinny's going to appreciate the added business Cody. Just a great kit to have at the ready. 1 is better than none for sure but this a leave in for each pack I have, so which ever one I'm carrying, there's one of these kits in there.
I do so many things alone in the woods, and I never think about all the things that could happen. I definitely need to put together a kit like this. Thanks for the info..
Love your videos! Your kit is very similar to mine, I use a condor rip away emt pouch. I highly recommend it to anyone looking to make a small first aid kit, blow out kit, whatever you need. I used it at work and it came in handy
It's funny last week I pulled my families' first aid kits and did an assessment on what type of situations I could handle and I know I don't have the items to deal with a trauma event. So last Friday I said I would put together 2-3 level 2 trauma kits for the house and vehicles because I truly feel that if something serious happened and I didn't have the tools to even attempt to help and there was a life lost because of inadequate kits I don't think I could ever personally live that down. It's the same idea with firearms for defensive purposes. Hope for the best, be prepared for the worst. I'll be checking out skinny medic's channel, thanks for the recommendation Cody.
I have had big bulky kits issued to me in the military, however, having the Skinny Medic Pocket Kit for work around the homestead etc. makes sense. Especially when most of us guys like to work alone.
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Mr. Wranglerstar, My name is Joey and I am using my mothers account to put a comment up. I am 13 and to young to have my own google account. I think that your videos are very helpful and inspiring in a lot of things that we do in my family. I am nearly an Eagle Scout and am the First Officer in an organization called Trail Life which means I am the leader of the boys who attend in my troop. I think this trauma kit would be extremely helpful in my treks and to help my fellow Trailmen in case they are in need of such services out in the wilderness. In your videos I especially like how open you are in your faith and how you seem to include your family in most of your videos. Also the way you are bold and outgoing about your faith in your videos have inspired me to try to become more outgoing in the way I spread Christianity among the people I meet. I also like how you used to do the manly manners time at the end of your videos. This has helped me as a growing and maturing adolescent boy to see how I should act and conduct myself in my life and toward my wife, when I get one, on top of what my dad has taught me on how to act and conduct myself accordingly. Thank you for all you do, Joey
+Sarah Travis Thank you Joey.
The world needs more men like you. Sheparding the lost with your tremendous knowledge of the lord and the skills of self sufficiency. Both of which are deeply lacking in our current society. We need more men to teach kids how to be self reliant and to love their family.
+Chris Denham Thank you.
Great little kit for people who enjoy the outdoors and don't want to bring the whole medicine cabinet. You can truely tell if you have a good kit with you when you open it up, and what you need is right there. The satisfaction in that moment that you get when you know that you will be okay, and make it back home from deep in the woods is,,, priceless. Thanks Cody for posting this you may have just saved a life in the future even if someone makes a kit on there own just from watching this.
Just became acquainted with Skinny Medic about a month ago. As a former SAR-EMT, like you I am amazed at how many folks risk so much in dangerous hobbies and jobs, and don't carry a personal trauma kit. I still keep first aid supplies with me at all times, but realized I need to upgrade as my gear is 15 yrs old. My income is limited(disabled senior) so it's happening slowly starting with a CAT tourniquet. Your presentation is one of the best I've seen on Utube--straight forward and spoken from the heart. Thanks for getting this important message out to the masses.
+wranglerstar, I'm thrilled to see you promoting folks having a trauma kit. I for one would advocate having the tourniquet separate from the vacuum packed kit. I've hosted the Dark Angel Medical trauma class several times now, during which we watch a video of a guy bleeding out in 17 seconds. I would want immediate access to a properly prepped TQ without having to fight through the packaging to get to it. 20 seconds isn't much time to access and apply the TQ and that's a very realistic time frame that would be required. Skinny medic does awesome stuff and makes a great kit, I would just have a second TQ outside the kit and properly prepped (very important!). I will likely be hosting Dark Angel Medical again in the near future in the Clackamas, OR area if you would be interested...
That kit would be nice....
Oh to have one of those and to never ever have to use it.
This is one of the best trauma kits I,ve seen for being out in the field alone. thanks to you and Skinny for bring this to so many attention.
I'm a big supporter of small businesses and love that you are a big proponent not only of those people but of those with highly useful services!
The CAT on your old kit was a fake and could brake in an emercengy situation.
Yup that one in the holder on the back of your ifak is a fake. The other is a cat gen 6, but if u buy skinny medics kit im sure it comes with a gen7. How you can tell is the time band is grey on the 7s
Interesting kit.
PS: If I happen to win the kit, please feel free to give my gift to Joey the aspiring Eagle Scout!
Also, if you carry a gun, you should carry medical equipment.
It's funny how timing of things can work out. I'm a huge advocate of helping others and it's what made me appreciate your mindset in your early videos. I have evolved as most do and have realized how weak my trauma treatment skills are. Which is the irony of this posting lol... I've heard of Skinny medic in the industry so I'm off to check it out now. Keep on giving back Cody!
Hands down, the BEST channel out there! You have truly put yourself out there for everyone's criticism and I feel come out on top more times than not. I have been in the Army for 22 years now, and you have opened my eyes to the possibilities of a "REAL LIFE" after the Army. Thank you for your inspiration and positive moral attitude that you put out in every video. It is refreshing to know that there is people like you and your wife, that still care about family and a clean, simple way of life. Keep up the good work! HOOAH!!
I've carried similar items in my work/computer back pack ever since the Boston bombing - not to be a cynic, but it seems that traumatic injuries & becoming a first rsponder seems more and more likely. Having a few key items with me is easy and Skinny's Medic kit is the perfect solution! Thanks for sharing this Wranglerstar; another great post.
Simple and practical , when I was a wrecker driver many years ago , I had seen EMT's use similar items . Then in construction , I was the First Aid man , took basic and OSHA classes . One of those would have been very useful to have on site . Fortunately now I am no longer in such dangerous settings , and a Basic First Aid Kit is all that is needed around here . Very nice , thanks for showing us about these .
I went through the Skinny Medic's website and oh boy. Just having this in my car to replace the obligatory ones we have to have! My wife would be stoked!
Thanks Wranglerstar for the opportunity. Spring is approaching and as usual I am maintaining the forest so this kit would be great for that. You'll never know.
It is good to see Skinny medic is moving forward with his business.
Cody you have been very gracious with helping him. thumbs up!
I am in for the draw...
Thank you for this opportunity to win something and more importantly thank you for showing real concern for all of us growing in experiences
Having a rock crushed my index finger while I was on a backpacking was not fun, thank God I have an emergency first aid and I know my basics. Would love to be the winner of that kit. Thanks for sharing Wranglerstar family.
I love skinny medics videos..... you can learn so much there. Kits look rather nice and compact packaged like that. I hope the randomizer is kind. Thanks for showing this Wranglerstar.
For those of us who live in the middle of nowhere, it is always great to have a good all around trauma kit. We normally keep a good First Aid kit but to add some specialized kits is very smart and thinking outside the box. We must be prepared in order to continue working on our homesteads. Thanks for the video and your explanation of the kit and why it's needed. God Bless
thank you Wranglerstar and SkinnyMedic for all of the informstive videos!
I'm liking that kit. Compact, no extraneous stuff, focused on the important stuff.
Thanks Skinny for the kit and Wranglerstar for bringing it to my attention.
Great essentials to carry anywhere, all the time. Thanks for turning us on to Skinny's trauma kit!
I like how compact and simple this kit is, yet still with lots of capability. I agree with your philosophy on the tourniquet, that it is better to lose a limb than to bleed out. Although red cross no longer teaches using a tourniquet in first aid, I can imagine a chainsaw to the thigh being a situation where even very strong direct compression may not be enough to control the bleeding.
Thanks Cody and the W family, You always inspire us and safety is often overlooked at times. I am no Safety Sally but sometimes it really makes good sense to be prepared.
im really glad your bringing the importance of a kit like this to your wood cutting kit....everyone always thinks it wont happen to them, but accidents happen... thats why they are called accidents
Thanks for pointing us to skinny's channel he's got some great stuff I wouldn't have found otherwise.
Would like to say thank you for all of your hard work on the channel.
Nice kit, thank you Cody for the presentation and Skinny for making it.
Love the vid as usual Cody! Thank you for looking out for us with this great kit. God bless you and your family.
this is just what i need for my kit, I've been learning axe work for the past year, and thanks to you cody my axe stays shaving sharp so a trauma kit would be smart to have indeed. thanks for a chance to win! god bless!
Thank you Mr. Wranglerstar for caring about our safety as well as your own! This trauma kit would make a nice addition to my woodcutters kit. I just turned 16 and am learning how to use chainsaws. Thank you for the chance to win the trauma kit. It is really cool that this trauma kit could someday save somebody's life!
I love Skinny Medic's videos! I love having the stuff others don't have when needed! I was involved with an accident while shooting guns and I improvised and cut my friends shirt off of him with my knife (that I always have) and used it as a tourniquet and wound dressing. Would much rather have this! These are the things you need to fix a big problem!
Great video Wranglerstar! Always caring about and helping out others.
Well if winning one from you wasen't meant to be. I will be buying one. Since I started watching your channel two years ago I have restored quite a few vintage axes, primatives and woodworking tools. Also now have several swedish axes. I even went out and bought a new Husqvarna saw and grandberg sharpener so i can go make my own firewood for my garage woodburner instead of buying it like I always did in past years. This year was the first winter that I burned wood that I made. There was a strange sense of pride knowing I was warm because of my own hard work! Keep up the great work Cody. God Bless
Excellent piece of kit to carry with you - whenever there are edged tools about!
Cody, I love your videos and this would be a great addition to my hiking pack. When hiking in the Shenandoah National Park (VA) with my wife, we came across a woman a who had fallen and hit her head on a rock. This produced a major gash and she was bleeding pretty steadily. I had some stuff to stop the bleeding and get her stable enough to walk her to her friend's car, but it was definitely insuffcient. This product would have been a huge help in a case like this. As you know, these accidents happen more often than people would like to think. Keep up the good work! I love you channel!
I just recently completed my Red Cross Wilderness First Aid certification and this would really round out my first aid kit I carry while teach field geology classes! With 200+ college students who are used to being in Houston, TX all thrown out into Big Bend National Park or rural Montana, there is always a high risk for severe injury.
as someone that does a fair but of hunting in NZ, i regularly find myself several days tramping from the nearest help, this looks like a great addition to my current first aid kit in case a serious accident occurs.
Like with many of the videos you showed in the past, having the right gear is not only for looking out for yourself, but others as well. :-) When we are blessed to have the knowledge, skills, or tools, it is best to use them to help when needed.
That would knock my first aid kit up a few notches . Thanks Wrangler Star and Skinny medic
Thanks Cody for putting this information out there! I am a FF/EMT and your right these are life saving items! If I win this kit I will be using it to save lives in my community as a first responder.
Looks like a great addition to my EDC for any outdoor activities.
Kits like these are also good for anyone who works in any type of dangerous environment. My day job is in the medical field, but on the homestead I work with my tractor on the weekends a lot. This video is making me think about carrying a kit while I'm out there working with heavy equipment which I never thought of before. It could even be stowed in the toolbox on the tractor. Not just for your bug out bag!
This would be great for our offroad recoveries- Excellent kit, thanks- Paul
Thanks again for bringing this to my mind. I have thought about this many times, but never "pulled the trigger." Great video as always.
I was just talking to my wife about putting one of these together and then you put this up. Thanks
Very informative and useful information! I'm glad you not only provide detailed info about using these tools but also how to be safe with them.
I'm not a woodsman, but that would make an excellent addition to the saddlebag on my Harley. With the extremely limited storage space, compact, efficient gear is a must.
That kit would be great to keep in my family gear pack for hiking/camping adventures. Thanks Cody.
I took a class with Dark Angel medical and have been a huge TQ advocate since. One thing that you want to make sure of is that there is something covering the TQ, the sun will erode the strength of the materials over time. I need to get a kit like this for my dad, but like you said it isn't cheap.
Thanks for this video on the EDC Trauma Kit. It's great information. So fun meeting you a while back.
I'd love a kit! Thanks for all the time and effort you put into your vid's. This is one of my favorite channels on TH-cam.
Looks like a great kit! You can never be too prepared, my experience is whenever you don't have something, like a med kit or a spare bike inner tube, is when someone gets hurt or you blow a tube.
The best thing I have seen. Such a great idea to have it so compact and sealed so well. Everyone should have one. Warren
Here's my comment. There's been more than once where I've had to run to the vehicle to get the big first aid kit. This size is nice to throw in a pack or belt pouch and always have with you! Thanks for the review Cody.
Looks like an awesome kit. Would have been nice to see some Quik Clot for injuries high up in the groin or armpit where a tourniquet can't help.
I believe that this is a much better kit then what I saw the fallers carrying back in the 80's fighting forest fires in the interior of British Columbia. They were carrying a tube of crazy glue, a compression bandage and a roll of duct tape. Definitely a kit I'll be making or buying
Very kind of you and Skinny. I also find his channel very informative.
Thank you for showing this to your viewers. Didn't know it existed until I saw it on your channel.
Thanks for the video on this kit. My husband does all types of flooring and tile work, he is working with saws all day everyday. This would be great to have in his tool kit.
I am grateful to know that such kits are commercially available to civilians. Thank you.
You always have great things to show us we all need. Keep up the good work Cody!!
Very nice to have. Skinny earned a viewer. I'll learn a thing or to that's for sure!
A big hello from England! I love using your outdoor tips for my Scout Group!
Awesome kit. I was a civilian medic for awhile, and I make kits like this for my friends all the time. I've never thought about selling them. While it's a good business idea, it's also incredibly important to get good products like this out and into the hands of people you can save. I can't tell you how many kids I've looked at that are just garbage. They can't take care of massive trauma, or have inferior quality supplies. Good video.
I have watched a few of SkinnyMedics videos and I really like him/them. Thanks for the video and opportunity for a great gift. Cheers.
This gear, and more importantly the knowledge to use it, should really be mandatory in every car, range bag, and hiking pack.
Cody, thank you for the entertaining and informative videos. I constantly look forward to them.
This is exactly what I need while out doing trail maintenance. Thank you Cody!
Excellent piece of kit and great heads up for Skinny's channel.
Great setup for life threatening situations. Quick, simple, and effective.
Thanks for continuing to educate on all these essential items. I appreciate it!
Glad you guys had a safe trip
Thanks for the info Cody! I don't know why carrying one of these into the woods never dawned on me. I used to keep one on my kit the whole time I was in the military.
I really appreciate it when people recommend good quality products no matter what it is because I think it is better to buy something once and be done then to buy something cheap, have it break and then have to go buy a good one anyway.
skinny is a super solid guy. wish I could have had a medic like him many nights on the truck. I would trust any kit he puts together! This a great give away and the winner would be well served for sure!
Thanks for the advice Cody ! Will definitely be ordering some kits off his site for my work truck and off-road jeep and camping trips !
This would be a great addition to my supplies. Thanks, Mr. W, for the videos and tips on quality items.
that Kydex sheath for the tourniquet is brilliant
This would be a great addition to a general first aid kit, but I didn't know they were readily available and where exactly to find one. Thanks for bringing these to my attention.
great video cody as usual some great info for guys like us that are out in the woods. and thanks to skinny medic for putting together great medical kits. good luck to who ever wins.
cool kit. I like that you could have a couple extra in your truck so if you use yours on someone else you can have a backup.
Skinny's going to appreciate the added business Cody. Just a great kit to have at the ready. 1 is better than none for sure but this a leave in for each pack I have, so which ever one I'm carrying, there's one of these kits in there.
I do so many things alone in the woods, and I never think about all the things that could happen. I definitely need to put together a kit like this. Thanks for the info..
thanks for posting this video. I am in the process of building my own trauma kit and this saves me quite a bit of time. love your channel!!!
Love your videos! Your kit is very similar to mine, I use a condor rip away emt pouch. I highly recommend it to anyone looking to make a small first aid kit, blow out kit, whatever you need. I used it at work and it came in handy
great video! i agree its very important to be prepared for such events and not only for yourself but also for those around you
It's funny last week I pulled my families' first aid kits and did an assessment on what type of situations I could handle and I know I don't have the items to deal with a trauma event. So last Friday I said I would put together 2-3 level 2 trauma kits for the house and vehicles because I truly feel that if something serious happened and I didn't have the tools to even attempt to help and there was a life lost because of inadequate kits I don't think I could ever personally live that down. It's the same idea with firearms for defensive purposes. Hope for the best, be prepared for the worst. I'll be checking out skinny medic's channel, thanks for the recommendation Cody.
I've been slowly putting together my own trauma kit. This one looks great. Thanks for sharing.
I have had big bulky kits issued to me in the military, however, having the Skinny Medic Pocket Kit for work around the homestead etc. makes sense. Especially when most of us guys like to work alone.
Hey Mr. Wranglerstar - I would sure love one of those kits! Thanks for ALL that you do!
Both your channel and Skinny's are full of great and useful knowledge. I watch everyday... Thanks
Great job showcasing a small business, looks like a great kit.
Nice review. One of those things you hope you never need but when you DO need it you're sure glad you have it.