The Everyday Explorer: Hiking First Aid Kit

Best for: Hiking · Everyday Adventures

Your go-to first aid kit for every day outside. Whether you're hitting a local crag, taking the bike for a spin, or heading out for a full-day hike, the Everyday Explorer has everything you need to handle whatever the trail throws at you and keep the fun going.

At just 6.1 oz, it slips easily into any daypack without you ever noticing it's there, until you need it. Packed with over 30 essentials in a compact, weather-resistant bag, it's ready for anything from friction blisters and small cuts to deeper wounds and twisted ankles.

Because we know the best days outside are the ones you don't have to cut short, the Everyday Explorer makes sure a small setback stays small.

Looking for something a little smaller and lighter? Check out the Ultralight Explorer, perfect for long day hikes or fast-and-light missions, or the Ultralight Frick!tion Kit, built specifically for endurance athletes.

WHAT'S INSIDE

Wound Care Antiseptic prep pads (both alcohol & povidone-iodine), multiple bandage sizes, gauze, Steri-Strip wound closures, saline rinse, superglue, and non-adherent emulsion dressing for burns or scrapes

Topical & Oral OTC Medications Ibuprofen, acetaminophen, aspirin, antihistamine, antacid, plus hydrocortisone and triple antiobiotic packets

Durable Tools for injury care and material customization, including trauma shears, tweezers, and compression wrap

The Kit Itself Everything fits in a medium Bits Bag, which also includes gloves and a bio-hazard bag for safe disposal

SPECS

WEIGHT 6.1 oz  |  DIMENSIONS (fully packed) 6.5" x 4.75" x 2"
Bag Materials: VX21 Xpac · Nylon Ripstop · Water-resistant YKK zipper · Paracord

Best for: Day Hiking · Backpacking · Everyday Adventures

Assembled in Issaquah, WA

*By purchasing this product, you are agreeing to our Terms of Service. We reserve the right to replace items pictured/listed with others of equal value and utility. By purchasing this kit, the purchaser agrees that they have the appropriate level of training or supervision to use these items. Cascade First Aid is not responsible for adverse outcomes.