I-ROK KIT | North American Rescue | Medical Gear Outfitters | Pelican R40 Ruck CASE
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- Опубліковано 19 лют 2023
- he new I-ROK (Individual Rugged Outdoor Kit) from North American Rescue is the perfect companion for any outdoor environment. The I-ROK contains essential first-aid supplies to treat common injuries to include basic injuries such as cuts, scrapes, bites & stings as well as the life-saving equipment to control major bleeding. This kit comes in the Pelican R40 Ruck Case.
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This man is the reason I was able to save a man who was laying in the middle of the road last year. My formal training came after but Skinny formed my foundation. Thank you for the last 6 some years of videos, reviews, tips, and training.
As a civilian, I hope to never have to use my ifak but I'm ready and capable because of you, Skinny!
That is awesome!
Can see this as an excellent kit for day sailors, kayaks & fisherman. The ability to throw it in a locker without concern over the usual soggy contents that emerge from the container when its needed, is just that extra piece of mind. Personally would upgrade for the Celox option, just a shame it doesnt contain one of the bright orange CATS! 👍🏼
SM, I think you have been watching too many flashlight reviews ... Many Thanks. Prayers to the whole clan.
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It looks like the rubber insert that keeps items in the lid could also be used for some "over top of" compression or a sling etc. It might make a good thought exercise for some of those uses.
Another great vid skinny thanks for sharing.
Thank you for the support!
@@SkinnyMedic what is your opion on rhino rescue tournquits i bought 4 of them and they seem to hold up pretty good
The real problem is NAR have serious price hikes. You're looking at 800% markup. They do have top notch stuff, but a bit of research and finding suppliers that local hospitals use is better.
"SUPER SHIT".....I love it SM !!
YOU are the BEST !!
I'm with you on the cpr shield.
Good review , thanks for sharing , God bless !
Another great product for outback enviromment...
Yes!
uncle rico would be proud
Cool... thanks for sharing
Thank you for watching!
I don't particularly like CPR Shields, either. I prefer a Pocket CPR Mask. I will definitely by this kit for its contents but shop for a slightly larger Pelican Case to accommodate a CPR Mask. Pretty sure I can figure out another application for the tan Pelican Case.
Good vid. hope Gage is better.
Skinny medic your dog made me laugh so much running off with the kit in his mouth brilliant kit though Shame I'm not able to purchase it as I'm in the uk
You can totally buy this box and the supplies separately. Wouldn't it be significantly cheaper to build the very same kit yourself?
It might be cheaper but I am not sure it would be significantly.
The average@@SkinnyMediccould for sure. But John Q Public is going to have to put 25 hours of education in before he's ready to even make some decisions. And the bottom line is most of the kits I've made myself, half the contents were recommendations from Skinny!
It all comes down to one choice. What do you have more of, time or money. Lots of time, save some money. Lots of money, save some time.
It’s honestly not that much of a difference. You can find these on sale for $145. The pelican case costs $65, CAT is $30, chest seals are $20, that leaves just $35 for the rest of the kit and the convenience of it already being put together.
What is the best place to get my emr certification the red cross website is poorly designed and that makes it difficult to find classes on there but I dont know of other places to look. Ideas?
You should review the “Delta bag” by Spiritus Systems!
Note to development team, needs dog friendly carry handle.
Haha yes
Hey skinny medic I had a question for you that may be a good video? What kind of medical gear can you get with fsa/hsa? I know some limited items are covered like a tourniquet for example. Or if any of the viewers have any good info on this subject drop it below! I can’t be the only one with this question
Dude, haven't seen a video of yours for a while. Looking good. It's a pelican case man, the shower test was funny but never going to be a risk. Need to shoot that thing out of a cannon and see how it works out.
Best to you and your family!
Why did all the prices on north american rescue products jump up like the gauze it was 2.99 and now it's 3.99
Everything is going up in price it seems like.
1:33 😂😂😂
opps hahaha
@@SkinnyMedic could not imagine doing a joke drop of the case and accidentally breaking the camera.
Thanks for all your vids. My #1 channel for information. Hope your family is doing well, and Gage is a champ!!!
A lot of this kit is garbage / filler. This is a bad investment. Buy the pelican case, and get the equipment individually as required.