First Aid dry bag?

Andinista

03/06/2012 at 13:56

Remember a while back reading that you could get dry bags clearly marked as First Aid kit BUT that we're sold empty for you to to fill yourself.

Anybody know anywhere that sells these?

I've never seen them.

StoneHuggingHippy

03/06/2012 at 16:17

LOMO do some but the smallest is 3l.

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Peter Clinch

03/06/2012 at 16:24

Take dry bag of choice in pale colour, take spirit-based magic marker and put a big red cross and "First Aid" on the side.

My first aid kit bag is a Lowe organiser baggie with lots of useful pockets for stuff. Not waterproof so it travels in a Tesco zip-seal freezer bag which has aforementioned red cross and "First Aid" c/o aforementioned Magic Marker.

Pete.

rewrite

03/06/2012 at 16:26

slush and rubble do the POD 1.5ltr FA drybag for £8, but Lomo in Glasgow do much bigger ones for about five quid.

Lomo have got some really nice kit - have a shutfy...

Nick Rose

03/06/2012 at 17:02

My stuff is in a pour and seal bag. Similar idea to Peter Clinch.

Glyn

03/06/2012 at 22:12

I use a tupperware-type box (about 1 litre I think).

I'd put a big cross on it if I had a Magic Marker in red, unfortunately I only have black. Maybe a skull & crossbones?

Spiritburner

03/06/2012 at 23:15

Well done Twiglegs & Rewrite!

Slush & Rubble - like that!

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