Thank you all for watching, and for the support. Thanks to Chris and Travis for the collaboration. This kit is in the back of the OLB 80 series right now and I know I'll be able to make a difference when needed. Quality medical gear is not cheap. Lots of questions in the comments about price. What you will find is that building your own on Amazon will be $146 MORE expensive than our price for Overland Bound Members! It will be $55 more expensive for non-members. Building your own costs more. Still, links to the item contents are located on our product page if you would like to build your own, just please be prepared! Get this kit or build your own before you buy lights! Don't be that guy with fancy lights who can't render aid when needed. -Michael
The best kit is one you build yourself imo. I work in healthcare and advocate trauma kits for everyone but the vast majority of these premade kits are trash and most lack even a TQ. I always recommend someone get some first aid training (it's cheap!) and build a kit so it makes you familiar with its components.
I really wish people would take a First Aid classes. I would add a small tablet and pen. To write down info. The who,what, where,when and why. The more info you have you can pass it on if need be.
Finally, a practical kit geared toward real world use!! As an MD, I find most kits are geared towards "Wow" factor but skimp on the basics that are really needed. Dr. Solis has a pragmatic, real world approach which is why I frequently direct people to his First Aid Video. His advice emphasizes the use of simple supplies, in adequate numbers, that are easy to access and use. This kit is really expert advice with a product option. For those who want a readily available, complete, and appropriate kit, they can buy it. I can understand this as I'm a physician, yet I got stuck in analysis paralysis and took forever to put my own kit together. It's important to note that Overland Bound has made this advice and list readily available for those who wish to cobble their own kit together or make a smaller, simpler version. I commend Chris, Michael & Travis for what I know had to be a notable effort to bring it all together. Good work guys!!
Chris - I'm a retired Navy Hospital Corpsman (26 years) and held EMT-Basic & Intermediate for years and even obtained EMT-WIlderness Cert through SOLO in New Hampshire. I climbed above all that with some Advanced Combat Casualty Care (SOF) training back in the day, also. I have 8(+) years of Ground Search & Rescue as well. I haven't touched a patient in over 20 years (PTS issues - which seems to be more controlled nowadays). Bottom line is that I miss having the ability when needed, but I'm also gettin' older and I've been busted up pretty good over the years. I've been thinking about putting together a good kit and have looked at many options. (I had a really one, I'd built over the years but it got stolen out of my vehicle many years ago. I like what you are demonstrating here and I may have to save some $$$ to snag that. I know that many protocols have changed and I really need to go back into the classroom but at my age, I don't know if I can (physically).
I rarely leave comments. Chris inspired my med kit I put together. I have to say the listed price is incredibly reasonable. Thanks Chis for preparing neighbors, friends and travelers.
I am a 26 year medic last 18 as flight medic. I carry basically the same kit. The normal pre made kits are all fluff. Buy the kit get you a Free stop the bleed class and that’s step one.
I like how this gives you a non BS base to work with and space to add to your level of your scope of practice / what you want . Only thing I think should be added to this bag as a base is an additional CAT tourniquet.
I just looked to see how much this is and it $500.00 +. I made 3 EMT bags for under 350. And it had everything they had in their bag that they are selling. I thought this was going to be cheaper than other bags. Amazon sells a full EMT bag with everything for every situation for less than 500.
aaronsbraga I totally agree!!! Unfortunately there is no discount to bulk purchase of that and at $40ish a pop we couldn’t make it happen. We don’t even get a discount in the hospital and we use 100’s of units a month.
Awesome kit!! Price not bad!! I spent over 100 dollars on just my oil spill kit alone. Think someone needs make nice little kit for oil spills/fluids that are not safe for the environment if something breaks! Helps keeping those trails open!!!
Awesome video! I have always used the Adventure Medical Kits as my base and then added to them (i.e. QuikClots and tourniquets) but this video definitely exposed some gaps in my system.
Earth to Mikey Earth to Mikey. I liked it a lot! Over. Another awesome video and a cool kit. Kudos to Dr. Chris and you. Although I'm rather partial to my S.T.O.M.P. kit. A small scale Hospital in a large field pack. Perhaps it's over prepared, but I rather have and not need. As an R.N. I can employ the full contents of kit. Cheers, Mate.
The best... the one you train to use, and of course take with you. Practice with your kit. Simulate a laceration with ketchup and use some of your kit to clot, to wrap, and to tourniquet.
Time stamp 4:40 above and to the left of the rig there is a skunk, runs down into the bushes, watch it! I guess i wasn't paying enough attention to the topic
Snake bite is literally the scariest wound I've ever seen. It's so goddamn tiny, but you have to imobilise the entire extremity, and if at all possible the patient. It feels like freaking out over nothing. Except it is the exact opposite.
Since I can’t get a response on the Overland Bound Forum I’ll try here, any updates on when we should be getting the final pieces of our Overland Bound 3-1 Kits?
They should be sent! Can you send your order number to support@overlandbound.com? I'm catching up over on the forums. You'll get a 24hr response time from support@ thankyou!
Big discount if you are logged into the store with your member email address: store.overlandbound.com/collections/off-road-safety/products/overland-bound-3-in-1-med-kit
I ordered this first aid kit… never received the kit. Tried to contact for two months now. They canceled my order and still have yet to get my refund! Very disappointed!!
I've been wanting a trauma kit for my vehicle. I go out fishing, wading trout streams. My biggest fear is falling on a decent size rock and cutting myself open a couple inches. How is that kit gonna handle it? I feel I should carry a means to stitch myself up. Puncture wounds kinda the same thing. When I think trauma kit, I look at the basic things that require an ER visit if I were at home, etc.
Hi Michael..Can you tell me where I could pick up a table as the one you use in this video (The one the back pack sits on) ? Make ? Or link where to buy one of these. Thx
That is a Front Runner Outfitters table. The basic stainless one. I love it. It usually lives under the roof rack on the LR4. www.frontrunneroutfitters.com/en/us/front-runner-stainless-steel-camp-table.html
The recon firt aid kit from my medic is more in depth and comes with a large quality bag for $375 and they have other medkits if you want more or less so i would take a look at that instead
@flashback5391 can confirm you're lying through your teeth. I priced out this stuff on Amazon using even cheaper components, and it still came up to about $450. Stop lying to impress us
I just went to your website to buy the bag and noticed it would cost me $500. I had to come back and change my like to a dislike. You guys should really state the price before you wast people's time.
Great video! As a combat vet, med kits are one thing you should never cheap out on. If a surgeon says it’s good listen! Great video and I will for sure be buying one in the next month. First time view and must say great content on this one and thanks for all the info. Be safe out there!
*455 is cheap for a med kit this size, some med bag alone (empty) can be $300.* *First aid supply is expensive.Get a BVM and two tourniquets and you're already above $100.*
Its actually very easy to spot a scam video that the goal is just sales rather than information... specially when the guy doesn't have clue about medical 101. Putting gloves on the outside Ready to GO?? Really?? Is this kit for a paramedic who need to protect himself? With gloves that has been sitting on the outside collecting dirt and dust? Obvious sales video... lol
Yes I know A B C however....I have my M3 bag labeled Breathing, Bleeding, Broken and Tools (in that order) so anyone can grab it and know where things are.
Thank you all for watching, and for the support. Thanks to Chris and Travis for the collaboration. This kit is in the back of the OLB 80 series right now and I know I'll be able to make a difference when needed. Quality medical gear is not cheap. Lots of questions in the comments about price. What you will find is that building your own on Amazon will be $146 MORE expensive than our price for Overland Bound Members! It will be $55 more expensive for non-members. Building your own costs more. Still, links to the item contents are located on our product page if you would like to build your own, just please be prepared! Get this kit or build your own before you buy lights! Don't be that guy with fancy lights who can't render aid when needed. -Michael
Where do I get the red bag?
The best kit is one you build yourself imo. I work in healthcare and advocate trauma kits for everyone but the vast majority of these premade kits are trash and most lack even a TQ. I always recommend someone get some first aid training (it's cheap!) and build a kit so it makes you familiar with its components.
Adventr-X Overland you hit the nail on the head. It’s a “buyer beware” world out there when it comes to lifesaving gear!
I really wish people would take a First Aid classes.
I would add a small tablet and pen. To write down info. The who,what, where,when and why. The more info you have you can pass it on if need be.
The backside of our medication reference card has Patient Care Information with space to write notes.
Finally, a practical kit geared toward real world use!! As an MD, I find most kits are geared towards "Wow" factor but skimp on the basics that are really needed. Dr. Solis has a pragmatic, real world approach which is why I frequently direct people to his First Aid Video. His advice emphasizes the use of simple supplies, in adequate numbers, that are easy to access and use. This kit is really expert advice with a product option. For those who want a readily available, complete, and appropriate kit, they can buy it. I can understand this as I'm a physician, yet I got stuck in analysis paralysis and took forever to put my own kit together. It's important to note that Overland Bound has made this advice and list readily available for those who wish to cobble their own kit together or make a smaller, simpler version. I commend Chris, Michael & Travis for what I know had to be a notable effort to bring it all together. Good work guys!!
Chris - I'm a retired Navy Hospital Corpsman (26 years) and held EMT-Basic & Intermediate for years and even obtained EMT-WIlderness Cert through SOLO in New Hampshire. I climbed above all that with some Advanced Combat Casualty Care (SOF) training back in the day, also. I have 8(+) years of Ground Search & Rescue as well. I haven't touched a patient in over 20 years (PTS issues - which seems to be more controlled nowadays). Bottom line is that I miss having the ability when needed, but I'm also gettin' older and I've been busted up pretty good over the years. I've been thinking about putting together a good kit and have looked at many options. (I had a really one, I'd built over the years but it got stolen out of my vehicle many years ago. I like what you are demonstrating here and I may have to save some $$$ to snag that. I know that many protocols have changed and I really need to go back into the classroom but at my age, I don't know if I can (physically).
I rarely leave comments. Chris inspired my med kit I put together. I have to say the listed price is incredibly reasonable. Thanks Chis for preparing neighbors, friends and travelers.
I am a 26 year medic last 18 as flight medic. I carry basically the same kit. The normal pre made kits are all fluff.
Buy the kit get you a Free stop the bleed class and that’s step one.
I like how this gives you a non BS base to work with and space to add to your level of your scope of practice / what you want .
Only thing I think should be added to this bag as a base is an additional CAT tourniquet.
OB 26473 Just got mine tonight. Thank you SO much. My wife and I feel much better having this on our rig. Y’all are awesome
I just looked to see how much this is and it $500.00 +. I made 3 EMT bags for under 350. And it had everything they had in their bag that they are selling. I thought this was going to be cheaper than other bags. Amazon sells a full EMT bag with everything for every situation for less than 500.
VERY nice kit, and nice discount for OB members!
Id add combat (hemostatic) gauze to make it perfect.
aaronsbraga I totally agree!!! Unfortunately there is no discount to bulk purchase of that and at $40ish a pop we couldn’t make it happen. We don’t even get a discount in the hospital and we use 100’s of units a month.
Awesome kit!!
Price not bad!!
I spent over 100 dollars on just my oil spill kit alone.
Think someone needs make nice little kit for oil spills/fluids that are not safe for the environment if something breaks! Helps keeping those trails open!!!
Thank you Chris for all you do!
Awesome video! I have always used the Adventure Medical Kits as my base and then added to them (i.e. QuikClots and tourniquets) but this video definitely exposed some gaps in my system.
This is so freaking awesome, you guys.
Thank you so much for doing this.
This will be the next thing I get for my adventures 🙌🏻
Thanks chris! I just ordered one. I trust your judgement!
Hi Michael..Thank you very much for your quick reply
Earth to Mikey Earth to Mikey. I liked it a lot! Over. Another awesome video and a cool kit.
Kudos to Dr. Chris and you. Although I'm rather partial to my S.T.O.M.P. kit.
A small scale Hospital in a large field pack. Perhaps it's over prepared, but I rather have and not need.
As an R.N. I can employ the full contents of kit. Cheers, Mate.
Video starts at 8:02
Ty~
Very informative video.
I have a smaller kit but this video convinced me to add to it.
4:32 Upper left - Marmot high speed chase
I wondered if anyone else noticed that
Hahaha 😂
Nice looking kit!
The best... the one you train to use, and of course take with you.
Practice with your kit. Simulate a laceration with ketchup and use some of your kit to clot, to wrap, and to tourniquet.
Ordered thank you!
Awesome! You’ll be prepared!
Have you ever heard of D-Dey Response Group? They’re out of Florida and have some incredible kits as well as training.
Excellent, now can I get that shipped to Canada
Great concept and kit
OLB 21961
Umm you're sold out! When is the kit coming back in stock? @Overland Bound
We should be back in stock end of week!
Video starts 8:05
Thanks guys.
Great video, looks like a great kit. Went to the store and it is sold out. When do you anticipate getting kit back in store? Thanks
This is exactly What I have been looking for!! Please let us know when it is back in stock. Or where I can find the bag by its self!
Time stamp 4:40 above and to the left of the rig there is a skunk, runs down into the bushes, watch it!
I guess i wasn't paying enough attention to the topic
correction 2
or maybe some other weasle
Made us laugh, too! 😂
Dallas:AHHHHHHH I NEED A MEDIC BAG!
Snake bite is literally the scariest wound I've ever seen.
It's so goddamn tiny, but you have to imobilise the entire extremity, and if at all possible the patient.
It feels like freaking out over nothing. Except it is the exact opposite.
What bag are you using? Thank you for everything you do for us 🇺🇸
Great vid thanks
Since I can’t get a response on the Overland Bound Forum I’ll try here, any updates on when we should be getting the final pieces of our Overland Bound 3-1 Kits?
They should be sent! Can you send your order number to support@overlandbound.com? I'm catching up over on the forums. You'll get a 24hr response time from support@ thankyou!
Where can i get this exact kit please would like to get it thanks
Big discount if you are logged into the store with your member email address: store.overlandbound.com/collections/off-road-safety/products/overland-bound-3-in-1-med-kit
@@OverlandBound thank you
Doc surprised you didn't included something to flush an eye, a chem or thermal burn etc
ratled1 You can any water that you would drink and in my opinion are usually a fluff item for a Med kit. Same with burns.
Very helpful 👍
Wondering who makes this bag?...company name
I ordered this first aid kit… never received the kit. Tried to contact for two months now. They canceled my order and still have yet to get my refund! Very disappointed!!
I've been wanting a trauma kit for my vehicle.
I go out fishing, wading trout streams. My biggest fear is falling on a decent size rock and cutting myself open a couple inches. How is that kit gonna handle it? I feel I should carry a means to stitch myself up. Puncture wounds kinda the same thing.
When I think trauma kit, I look at the basic things that require an ER visit if I were at home, etc.
Thanks for the awesome video! Just out of curiosity, what otc medications do you carry with you in the bag?
How much one cost
What pill pack organizer is that?
john dope I wondered the same. Looks like it's lewisnclark.com/deluxe-pill-organizer-1/ About $20 cheaper than from Outer Limit Supply directly.
john dope you can find it on our website
A smaller car kit would be great. That big old backpack is too big for someone road tripping in a cramped car.
$400 dollars yea right most people who order probably don't even know how to use or will freak out under pressure.
Does anyone know if I can use my Health Spending Account?
Miguel J Yes! I talked to Travis about this earlier. Email info@overlandbound.com so we can set that transaction up for you!
Yes, we're actively working out the details. Give us a couple of days.
@@outerlimitsupply9561 Wow, that's thinking an issue through
RainGoat Pathfinder we’re doing our best. Looks like the ability to use a HSA maybe in place by the end of the day.
Miguel J HSA is a go. You’ll need to contact OB for the skinny: support@overlandbound.com
Hi Michael..Can you tell me where I could pick up a table as the one you use in this video (The one the back pack sits on) ? Make ? Or link where to buy one of these. Thx
That is a Front Runner Outfitters table. The basic stainless one. I love it. It usually lives under the roof rack on the LR4. www.frontrunneroutfitters.com/en/us/front-runner-stainless-steel-camp-table.html
Kind of looks like a FrontRunner Table
Is 500 dollars is cheap for medkits ill think ill take mychances with my box of bandages and splints
*It is cheap, most large med kit can be well over $800.*
*Some bags used by EMS are $200 or $300 empty.*
4:36
Your #1
No...you are!
I got duct tape and Pringles in my truck
Military IFAK existed
The recon firt aid kit from my medic is more in depth and comes with a large quality bag for $375 and they have other medkits if you want more or less so i would take a look at that instead
$625??!
"not 500 pieces"....just $500
Just do something! Be prepared. See pinned comment re cost. Thanks!
This kit can be built for less then half the price from Amazon. 515 bucks + shipping is highway robbery.
All contents listed on our site to help ya out.
@flashback5391 can confirm you're lying through your teeth. I priced out this stuff on Amazon using even cheaper components, and it still came up to about $450. Stop lying to impress us
please, medical kit, as not all of us use meds.
The kit is also intended for other people who may use meds as well as yourself.
@@aaronsbraga oh them sort of meds. my bad. hahahahaha
This kit has gone up to $665 - yikes! Save your money and take a wilderness first aid training course instead.
First
Boom!
@@OverlandBound This video is huge, im currently in the market for a kit for my rig, and this is perfect!
I just went to your website to buy the bag and noticed it would cost me $500. I had to come back and change my like to a dislike. You guys should really state the price before you wast people's time.
Great video! As a combat vet, med kits are one thing you should never cheap out on. If a surgeon says it’s good listen! Great video and I will for sure be buying one in the next month. First time view and must say great content on this one and thanks for all the info. Be safe out there!
Video starts 8:20
Wow! That’s exactly what I’ve been looking for. Thank you for putting this together for us!
Your kit Israeli bandages(lots of) the red kit 4 pressure dressings (NAR). just saying.
It's a shame I can't buy just the bag. I actually really like the bag.
Awesome! Super simple. Super prepared.
I would get one if I could afford it. But thank anyway
Build your own for fraction of the cost. Their cost is 3x to building your own. 455.00 is insane.
$455... wow. Seams expensive.
It is, you can buy all of this stuff online and build your own kit for cheaper.
Currently Rockhounding awesome. Think I’ll go that route. Nothing wrong with making a buck. But this seems REALLY high.
@@HardEnduro8 Check out some of the medical channels out there, search the term "IFAK" or "blowout kit". I built a very comprehensive kit for $150.
*455 is cheap for a med kit this size, some med bag alone (empty) can be $300.*
*First aid supply is expensive.Get a BVM and two tourniquets and you're already above $100.*
@@JoeDurobot Two CAT Tourniquets and a MPR Bag come to $48.90 on amazon, just sayin.
price is a non starter for me
Just do something. Be prepared. Assume you will need to save a life.
Its actually very easy to spot a scam video that the goal is just sales rather than information... specially when the guy doesn't have clue about medical 101. Putting gloves on the outside Ready to GO?? Really?? Is this kit for a paramedic who need to protect himself? With gloves that has been sitting on the outside collecting dirt and dust? Obvious sales video... lol
“You can’t really do anything wrong trying to help someone”
……
*puts tourniquet around patients neck”
What about a C collar? Not necessary?
Where I can buy it ?
Bag is super overpriced.
It’s over 400 dollars. I’ll pass.
Fair enough! For cost reference see pinned comment. Is what it is, still, list provided if you want to build your own, just be prepared!
Yes I know A B C however....I have my M3 bag labeled Breathing, Bleeding, Broken and Tools (in that order) so anyone can grab it and know where things are.
Great kit. However are the thoughts on the smaller kits that can be carried attached to a pack or for work. Many out there to choose from
Awesome concept!
The list is not available on the forum link
I clicked on the link and went right to it. It looks like you need to be a member to download the list, though.
Am a member of the forum will try again