Reddit reviews Adventure Medical Kits Sportsman Series Grizzly Pack First Aid Kit
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Accommodates groups of up to 14 people on trips up to 2 weeksEasy Care Organization System with injury-specific pockets so you can find what you need quicklyTop quality first aid essentials and tools that set the standard in backcountry medicineFirst aid instructions have the most up-to-date information from the world authorities in first aidContains vital trauma supplies to stop bleeding, close wounds, and stabilize fractures and sprains
I can't share the actual wishlist because it seems to reveal private information even if I try and remove the private information from the list.
I didn't get very far on it, just some random items I could find.
IFAK
Red Pliers
Yellow Pliers
Keybar
Grizzly
Hatchet
Trizip
I tried to be as accurate as I could be. If the item has exact information about it in game, I will try to find that exact item. Otherwise I choose whatever looks closest.
I saw the grizzly medkit when i was looking for a medkit for my camping/backpacking setup
https://www.amazon.com/Adventure-Medical-Kits-Detachable-Petrolatum/dp/B008CZZVB8/ref=sr_1_5?s=outdoor-recreation&ie=UTF8&qid=1541869533&sr=1-5&keywords=hunting%2Bfirst%2Baid%2Bkit&th=1
Couldn't hurt. Some band-aids, small tweezers, maybe even a small superglue and matches. Do they make a medical multi tool? I just keep a med kit in my car. Usually I am max a hundred yards away from the car.
It started as an Adventure Medical Kits Sportsman Series Grizzly First Aid Kit and then I added more trauma stuff like Israeli bandage, surgical stapler, blood clotting bandages/powder.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008CZZVB8/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&th=1
Stansport Scout, about as basic a tent as you can find. You can find others on Amazon, but they're all pretty much the same. I used one in the 70's as a Scout and I really wouldn't use one today for a lot of reasons... but the main one was that it was hard to get in and out as a teen without knocking the pole out of place and collapsing the tent (or have others steal your poles in the middle of the night). Can't see it being easy as an adult to get in and out without knocking over the poles.
Klymit Static V. Pretty good pad for the price. Of course you can find cheaper knock-offs, but this one is fairly well rated and comfortable enough and warm enough for three seasons. But if you want something for winter, you'll need something a lot more expensive like the Exped Downmat 9.
A sleeping bag down to -18C, think you need to go with a good bag like the Feathered Friends Widgeon. Not something I'd like to carry with me during the summer, you might want to pick up a nice 30F bag for the other three seasons.
Amazon Basics now carries a very popular cookset. The Etekcity Stove is a good stove for the price; the quality isn't as good as the MSR Pocket Rocket 2, but you get two for $20 which is a really good deal. While you can buy one for $15, might as well spend a few extra bucks and get a spare.
As for the FAK, I try to carry the smallest one possible, one that I've whipped together based on what I usually need. However, if you're looking for a bug-out bag, you may want a nice big kit like the Adventure Medical Sportsman Series which can deal with more serious wounds. Still, you can just look around, there plenty of lists for building your own kit.
The other thing you'll need is a water purifier. The ones backpackers use like the Sawyer Squeeze are considered "filters", they're designed to draw water from clean fresh sources and can fliter out things like Crypto and Giardia but not pollutants like heavy metals or pesticides; for a bug out bag you may want a more expensive purifier that can remove heavy metals and chemicals. Actually don't have a recommendation there... but you could just pick up a Sawyer and make sure you draw from clean sources.