There's a difference between water-resistant and waterproof, and it matters more than most people think until they're digging through a soaked pack for a bandage that's now a soggy mess. This kit is the one built for full submersion, not just snow and drizzle.
The shell keeps contents completely dry through creek crossings, boat access, wet coastal snowpacks, or just a pack that ends up at the bottom of a pile in the rain. It's also the most medically complete of these Ortovox rolls, adding a CPR face shield and tweezers that the other kits don't include, tools that matter for anything beyond cuts and scrapes.
Why it's worth carrying:
If your trips involve water crossings, boat or heli access, or coastal terrain where "water-resistant" isn't good enough, this is the kit built for that reality. The added CPR face shield and tweezers also make it a stronger pick if you want more capability than a basic day kit without stepping up to a full trauma bag.
INCLUDED:
- Rescue blanket (160cm x 210cm)
- Adhesive plaster spool (5m x 2.5cm)
- Small scissors
- Tweezers (8cm)
- CPR face shield
- Disposable vinyl gloves
- Triangular bandage
- 5x butterfly closures
- 2x sterile wound compresses (10x10cm)
- Conforming bandage (4m x 6cm)
- Standard sterile dressing
- Plaster set: assorted strips and fingertip dressings
Good to know:
- Fully waterproof shell, rated beyond the water-resistant roll-top on our other Ortovox kits
- Roll-top closure for quick access even with gloved or cold hands
- Compact at 15 x 10 x 6cm, weighs about 240g
- Four compartments keep supplies sorted so you're not searching mid-emergency
BUYER'S GUIDE:
Choose this one over the Roll Doc or Roll Doc Mid if your trips involve real water exposure, coastal touring, river or creek crossings, boat or float plane access, or if you want the CPR face shield and tweezers included. For dry alpine day tours or hut trips, the Roll Doc line covers you for less. Not sure which is right for your trip? Give us a call, we're happy to talk it through.
