Specific First aid kit MTB

Because safety is the responsibility of every mountain biker, we believe that all mountain bikers should be prepared to help other mountain bikers (or themselves) in case of an accident.We have designed a first aid kit that is specifically tailored to the needs of mountain bikers and the most common injuries that occur in mountain biking:It is lightweight, only 100 gramsIt is compact (16x11x3 cm) and therefore fits into most hip bags and backpacks.It is mud and splash resistantIt is designed for serious injuries because we all know that mountain bikers do not care about minor injuries. The first aid kit provides medical first aid supplies and instructions to allow the injured person to wait for emergency services or to return home safely.It provides practical help in case of an emergency: In case of a serious accident, you can quickly panic. The information provided in the first aid kit guides the injured person or his or her companions in the first steps to take.The first aid kit provides essential materials and step-by-step instructions for treating the most common ATV injuries and incidents.It contains a lot of stuff because of its small size:-Large bandage 6 x 10 cm-Non-stick pad 7.5 x 10 cm-Non-stick pad 5 x 7.5 cm-Gauze tape 5 x 450 cm-Wound closure tape-Antiseptic cleansing wipes-Alcohol prep wipes-Plastic plaster tape 2,5 cm x 10 m-Vinyl gloves-Pliers-Safety pins-Survival clasp-First Aid Information SheetA guide to assist with first aidWe include in the kit a manual with some basic instructions available in 5 languages (EN, FR, DE, ES, IT) :Symptoms/Treatment:Brain motionSpine injuryHeart attackShockInternal bleedingExternal bleedingFracture / DislocationInjury / abrasion / cutDo :Perform CPR Perform MILS Place someone in the recovery position Control bleeding Dress a wound Apply wound closure strips Splint any attempt to provide first aid is better than no attempt at all, we provide these basic tips that can help with an injury on the trail. In no way does reading these tips replace formal first aid training and we urge everyone to take a course.