You've got a beacon, probe, and shovel dialed. First aid is the piece people skip, right up until someone's bleeding on a skin track an hour from the truck.
The Roll Doc Mid is built to fix that gap without adding real weight or bulk to your kit. It rolls out into four clearly marked compartments so you're not digging through a jumbled bag with cold hands while someone's hurt. Everything has a spot, and the spot is labeled.
Why it's worth carrying:
Backcountry injuries are rarely convenient. They happen mid-tour, away from cell service, with whatever's in your pack as your only resource. A first aid kit that's fast to open and easy to use under stress matters more than one that's simply "complete." The Roll Doc Mid's compartment layout means you can find the compress or the bandage without emptying the whole roll onto the snow.
It also carries an Ortovox emergency card in the first compartment, a spot to log allergies, medications, and emergency contacts before you head out, so a partner or rescuer isn't guessing if you're the one who's hurt.
INCLUDES
- 1 x Emergency card
- 1 x Rescue blanket
- 1 x Triangular bandage white (Vlies)
- 1 pair of vinyl disposable gloves
- 1x Scissors
- 1 x Adhesive plaster spool 5 m x 2,5 cm
- 1x Standard dressing
- Wound compress sterile (1x2)
- 1x Conforming bandage 4m x 6cm
- Plaster set consisting of: 4 x Plaster strip 2,5 x 7,2 cm, 2 x Plaster strip 1,9 x 7,2 cm, 3 x Fingertip dressing 4,4 x 7,6 cm
BUYER'S GUIDE:
- Water-resistant construction holds up to snow and slush getting into your pack
- Belt loop lets you carry it on you rather than buried in a bag, useful if you're separated from your pack
- Compact enough to live permanently in your kit instead of getting left behind on "short" days
