Posted: 5/25/2019 1:47:34 AM EDT
| I always have a good kit in my bag I take to work. I don't always take the pack with me though (unless I'm going to work). I want to get a kit to keep in my truck, but I'm worried the extreme heat and cold will make some of the stuff expire quicker. I have a single cab, and pretty much anywhere I go there is no shade to park. Any advice? Or am I just doomed to having to buy new stuff every few months? |
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Originally Posted By truenorth:
Buy or scrounge your stuff. Put it in a cool ATAS med bag. Put the bag in your truck cab. There done. I live in Tennessee, it gets warm in the summer, winters get cool. We don't overthink it. Our gear lasts and lasts, even with hunned degree summer days..... |
"The Constitution preserves the advantage of being armed which Americans possess over the people of almost every other nation where the governments are afraid to trust the people with arms."
James Madison
James Madison
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Can't say for certain how long this stuff holds up, but some info on med kits:
Tourniquets, Chest Seals, and Pressure Dressings, Oh My! HELP……….I’VE FALLEN AND DON’T KNOW WHAT IFAK SHOUD I BUY? (Individual Medical Kits) |
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Originally Posted By truenorth:
Buy or scrounge your stuff. Put it in a cool ATAS med bag. Put the bag in your truck cab. There done. I live in Tennessee, it gets warm in the summer, winters get cool. We don't overthink it. Our gear lasts and lasts, even with hunned degree summer days..... |
"The Constitution preserves the advantage of being armed which Americans possess over the people of almost every other nation where the governments are afraid to trust the people with arms."
James Madison
James Madison
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Originally Posted By bigbryce31186:
Even stuff like quikclot? Originally Posted By bigbryce31186:
Originally Posted By truenorth:
Buy or scrounge your stuff. Put it in a cool ATAS med bag. Put the bag in your truck cab. There done. I live in Tennessee, it gets warm in the summer, winters get cool. We don't overthink it. Our gear lasts and lasts, even with hunned degree summer days..... |