First aid drybag

• 500D PVC, abrasion and tear resistant: it lives at the bottom of a bergen against stove legs and tent pegs and comes out intact.
• Reflective cross on the face: a head torch picks it out instantly, which matters when somebody else has to find it in your pack.
• Carabiner and D-ring: it hangs off a belt loop, a shoulder strap or a tent pole instead of being buried under the sleeping bag.
• Roll-top seal: dressings and tape stay dry through a full Snowdonia day, because a damp dressing is no dressing at all.
• Wipes clean: the PVC face takes a rinse under a tap or a wipe down after a casualty, so the bag goes back in the pack clean rather than sticky.

The First Aid Drybag: Your Medical Kit Sealed, Marked and Quick to Find

DofE groups, cadet detachments and airsoft sites all run the same rule: somebody carries the medical kit, and it has to work the moment it is opened. The first aid drybag is built from 500D PVC that resists abrasion and tearing, so months spent at the bottom of a pack against hard kit do not open a hole in it. The roll-top keeps dressings, tape and gloves dry on a Welsh hill day, and the printed reminder on the back is there for whoever grabs it when you are the casualty. Red with a reflective cross is a deliberate choice: in poor light, in somebody else's rucksack, the bag has to be spotted in seconds rather than searched for. Clip the 2 L to a belt for personal carry and let the larger sizes take the group kit.