Great reminder!... this is something I have never really thought of, but will now get a kit together.

Great idea about the pill cannisters on the carabiner

One pop stop. Love it

Took the same journey as you with the first aid kit. I got a small My Medic kit with another smaller kit w/kwik cloth dressings and stitch kit. Butterfly bandages are my go to, but if you're stranded or another party comes along with more qualifications it might be handy and these kits take up little space. I chucked the hand sanitizer for alcohol preps. Less bulky, less messy and easier to use. Great video, appreciate your motivation. Pat Wendell on the head for me.

Great topic, and great video. Pointing out the "what if" like you did is a very good. A story that will apply to a future gear video is as follows: My son and I had a roll-over at the top of a very steep hill climb that required some front brake to prevent acceleration when descending. It was so steep the back wheels would drag and you would speed up. The roll-over broke the master and front brake lever assembly off the handle bar. To get it functional so I could get the quad down the hill climb more safely, I was able to wedge a stick between the master and the handle bar and used wire ties and duct tape to clamp the broken part against the handle bar enough to use the front brake lever getting down. I know you would recommend duct tape or at least some kind of fasteners, but a roll of mechanics wire or wire ties and duct tape are essential for the tool bag. Thanks again for your videos. I added a battery jump start power pack on your recommendation a couple years ago, because I do have fuel injection. I would be interested in your reviews of things like folding saws, Leathermans, and other survival items related to ATVing. Maybe winching as a topic unto itself with gear related to getting a bike out of trouble. Thanks again.

Good starter kit, suggest some ASA (aspirin) for someone having heart attack. Buy a few triangular bandages and with a few feminine pads (these are fantastic they are sealed individually, sterile and absorbent help with controlling bleeding) with these 2 items you can deal with majority cuts, breaks and sprains and are inexpensive. Some may laugh but 43 years of experience as forest ranger and first responder/firefighter you learn a few tricks of the trade.

After my last first aid training done by an army medic, I now carry bleed stop as well as a one handed tourniquet, you can find training for these on youtube. I know this was already stated but super glue gel is a good closer until you can get stitches. Thanks for the video

I just came across this video this little group of videos. I’m a new subscriber figured. Hopefully the springs this back to the top so other riders can see what they should be bringing with them. Been watching quite a few of your videos it’s quite entertaining and educational and my kids now have me searching for three pairs of goggles for my dogs

Very informative, thank you!

Hi Wendell 😁 Good thing you found that lost beer!!, thanks for sharing @maritimer

Great video, this is something people don't think about. For those (hopefully) incredibly rare situations I also carry aspirin in case someone is showing signs of a stroke, quick clot bandages for serious gashes and lastly a CAT 7 tourniquet for a worst case scenario if someone clips an artery.

Awesome ideas buddy! I also keep spare contacts in my 1st aid kit…..this doesn’t help if I get hurt, but it will keep me from crashing if I lose a lens out on the trail!

watch till the end everyone. Wendell does make an appearance. Lol Good advice about the benadryl. Many bee stings last summer on the trail.

Great Having Everything In 1 Spot, Great Vid Brother, Scratch For Wendell. ATB T God Bless

I need to up my game on the atv.... I just put a tire repair kit in my storage.... been riding for 10 years.... just got one. thanks for the vid, looking forward to the rest. Holy, you do have lots of snow.... wow so jealous.

Great video. This inspired me to update my kit. Many thanks!

thanks for another good video!

1 pop stop is a must 😂👍

Israeli bandage, cat tourniquet, 81mg aspirin, polysporin, gauze bandaids of various sizes and extra long bandages, small mirror and saline.

Great Video, my first aid kit looks much like your small red one. Thanks for the info.

Awesome review of your first aid kit. Keep these essential videos coming. All the best!

Another great video

Great video bud. The first video of yours that I came across was your original quad equipment video with your red Grizzly. I had just bought my quad and wanted to know what to bring out on the trail. You provide lots of good ideas and info man and thanks a lot for doing these videos. Very helpful. Stay safe bud.

Like the small pill containers. Can never be to prepared.

Nice idea with the pill container

🏆🏆🏆👍🇺🇸🙏 SUBSCRIBED Thank you for sharing

Maybe toss in a Mylar blanket or two? Good for shock. Pill bottle ‘biner is a great idea.

I really need to get me one of those rear storage boxes

I know it seems strange but I put super glue in my kit now. I have used it to close a deep cut. Works great when you can’t get to a hospital for stitches. Great video as always!

$25 CAD which mean $8 US 🤣

great video. couple good ideas ill add to my kit

1:34 - Beauty Q-sticker bud - lol - - - Those little waterproof pill bottles are a great idea. - - - Yup, always make sure to read the instructions on how to apply first aid while buddy is bleeding to death - HAHAHAHA!!! - - - Thanx for sharin' buddy!

What’s good is your hand sanitizer is flmible with your lighter for a fire 👍

That Q sure has a big sticker for a little guy that reviews outdoor toilets baha , i like the pill containers i use little jewel bags for pills

Hey man, I have nothing to add regarding your first aid kit. Can't remember how many times I've had standard first courses over the years, along with H2S, Confined space, fall arrest, ect. ect. But I did notice how much snow is piled up in your yard. Has to be 6 feet high.

Can never be over prepared, good job! 🍻

I carry a level 2 trauma kit. My wife and I have a lot of advanced medical training. Some things I would add to you kit is , Cat tourniquet, Sam splint, Israeli bandage and quick clot gauze. Bleeding and broken bones are very common in the ATV community.

Never seen a first aid kit with good quality band aids usually cheap plastic ones. so I usually like to switch those out.

I've got the same kit, only complaint I had was the bag isn't very waterproof and it got soaked on a trip, so I put mine in a big ziplock now.

You may want to add a pack of baby wipes (sure you have a pack or so laying around) and duct tape (can hold a finger together rather well until you can get it stitched back together). ;)

How about a few aspirin for any unexpected heart issues..? Just a thought 👍🏼

Lots of good information, I have a one handed tourniquet and packs of blood stop. Check out the self help videos on the tourniquet as well as the life saving statistics. One question, how did Wendell get on top pf that snow drift? Thanks for the video

Good show! Its nice to see what others are taking along on their trips. I just have a small one in my front storage that I take on my day trips. Any overnighters or longer trips I take the fully stocked bag. Lots of snow in the yard, heard you had some nicer warmer weather though so you can see it's melting already.

Nice video. Watching vids like these sometimes lets me know that hey I should have something like that too. Something you mention a few times is helping someone else out not just yourself. I have ridden with or met up with others that carry absolutely nothing with with them which is crazy.

Dude, great videos 👍 Cape Breton here. Do you have a video of your helmet setup? Like mics, cameras? Your audio is spot on.

Love gear essential videos, always something you can pick up. Love the little pill bottles, gotta get me some. I like to have a bottle of hydrogen peroxide as it is way easier to clean a larger scrape, I also bring aloe vera cream as people burn themselves on exhaust or rad doing trailside repairs. Super glue is great for cuts and blisters. Maxi pads are great for absorbtion as well as a large sticky sealer to go over gauze. I typically replace the cheap bandaids from the kit and replace with the heavy duty thick ones that stretch and water proof. Those will stay on all day Can't wait for the next one.

Great kit! I think I'll go refresh mine now after watching this. Thanks for the inspiration and ideas.

Truck Frudeau! See you on the next one

Buddy …… you could use those tweezers for those nights alone when your camping 😂. Always a good to have a first aid kit , that is for sure . Never know what kind of stuff can happen out there.

Hey buddy glad to see you put out another video. Man you got a bunch of snow up there. I liked the video, very informative. Always good to be prepared. You talked about Fisher's outdoor, Brian Fisher and his wife used to have a TV show called Fisher's Atv World, they traveled all over the world riding atvs and side by sides. They were pretty cool shows. They actually came from the same small town where I live. They had a small dirtbike and atv shop, I used to buy parts from them. Once again great video as usual and looking forward to the next one. Cheers 🍻

Do you bring any first aid items specifically for Wendell? Thanks for sharing this video!

What about a tourniquet

That motorcycle cover ?? Is it a queen or king ?

Turnicut, I know bad spelling.

I may have missed it, do you have part two, three....

Super boring I have to admit but good advise to people who travel into those long trails it’s a good reminder. I carry a fire extinguisher also