Adventure Medical Kits Adventure First Aid 2.0 Kit, 1 to 4 People, Organized Pockets, Cold Pack
The Adventure First Aid 2.0 from Adventure Medical Kits is a fully stocked first aid kit with enough supplies to care for a group of up to 4 on a day-long outing. Supplies are sorted into injury-specific pockets with Easy Care instructions, so anyone can give fast first aid for cuts, blisters, sprains, stings and common aches. It adds a deeper stock of bandages, a trauma pad, an instant cold pack and bandage scissors over the smaller 1.0 kit.
Where it fits
- Stay Home Kit: a well-organized household kit for the whole family
- Car, boat or office for everyday injuries for a group
- Day hikes, campouts, sports and scout outings for up to 4 people
Key specs
- Brand: Adventure Medical Kits
- Model: Adventure First Aid 2.0 (0120-0220)
- Group size: 1 to 4 people, day-long outings
- Dimensions: About 6 x 8.5 x 1.5 in
- Weight: About 1 lb
- Case: Coated nylon zippered bag with waterproof inner plastic pouches
- Organization: Easy Care First Aid System: injury-specific labeled pockets with instructions
- Highlights: Fabric, knuckle and butterfly bandages, 4 x 4 in, 3 x 3 in and 2 x 2 in gauze, 5 x 9 in trauma pad
- Sprains: Instant cold pack and wrap bandage
- Tools and extras: Bandage scissors, forceps, safety pins, gloves, Slim Rescue Howler whistle, button compass
- Medications: Single-dose packets of ibuprofen, acetaminophen, aspirin and diphenhydramine
What's in the box
Easy Care first aid and survival instructions, Slim Rescue Howler whistle, button compass, antiseptic wipes, butterfly, knuckle and 1 x 3 in adhesive bandages, 4 x 4 in, 3 x 3 in and 2 x 2 in sterile gauze, non-adherent dressings, 5 x 9 in trauma pad, moleskin, wrap bandage, instant cold pack, cotton tip applicators, tape, triple antibiotic ointment, nitrile gloves, safety pins, bandage scissors, forceps, After Bite insect relief and OTC pain reliever and antihistamine packets. Exact counts can vary slightly by production run.
How it compares
Pick the Adventure First Aid 2.0 over the AMK Adventure First Aid 1.0 when you are supplying a family or small group. For multi-day wilderness trips, the AMK Mountain Backpacker adds a wound irrigation syringe and a wilderness first aid manual, and the MyMedic MyFAK Standard is a comparable kit in a sturdier bag. Neither 2.0 nor 1.0 includes a tourniquet, so pair it with an AMK Trauma Pak Pro if you want bleeding control.
What owners and reviewers say
“Great First Aid Kit. One of the best comprehensive 1st aid kits I have seen.” Robert L., Adventure Medical Kits customer review
“Perfect for hikes, campouts, outings, and to keep in your car or at the office.” Robert L., Adventure Medical Kits customer review
Questions people ask
How many people is the Adventure First Aid 2.0 for?
Adventure Medical Kits sizes it for a group of up to 4 people on a day-long outing.
What is the difference between Adventure First Aid 1.0 and 2.0?
The 2.0 is larger (about 1 lb vs 8 oz) and adds more bandages and gauze, a 5 x 9 in trauma pad, an instant cold pack, bandage scissors and gloves, for groups up to 4 instead of 1 to 2.
Is the Adventure First Aid 2.0 waterproof?
The outer bag is coated nylon and supplies are stored in waterproof inner plastic pouches, so it stands up to rain and splashes. It is not designed to be submerged.
Does the kit include medications?
Yes. It includes single-use packets of ibuprofen, acetaminophen, aspirin and diphenhydramine. Follow the directions on each packet.
