When crossing or exploring in the wild, besides having professional equipment, it is recommended that you bring a small field first aid box (or you can also call it a "field survival box"). Don't look at it. It may help you at a critical moment.
box:
It is best to choose an aluminum or stainless steel lunch box (preferably with a handle). Because the lunch box itself can be used to heat, lift or snow, it can work. Although the plastic box is light, it cannot be heated and its use is limited. At the same time, the metal lid of the lunch box can be used as a mirror, and at the critical moment, a distress signal can be issued.
Utility knife:
It is absolutely necessary to have a multi-purpose utility knife in the wild. Although it is not necessary to use a jungle combat knife similar to Rambo, a Swiss army knife is essential. In addition to integrating conventional knives, screwdrivers, and scissors, there are saws, screwdrivers, files, and even a magnifying glass!
sewing kit:
Whether it is the era of the Long March of the Red Army or the modernized army, sewing kits have always been the military's field necessity. Of course, the function of modern sewing kits is not only the original ones, but the needles can not only prick, but also can be bent into fishing hooks at some times to improve food and even help. (Of course, in your sewing kit, you must have at least two Fishing line).
matches:
In the wild, fire is almost everything. It's important to bring windproof and waterproof matches, but if you can't buy such a match, you can DIY yourself. The method is very simple. First melt the candle and apply it evenly to the ordinary match. When using it, remove the wax from the head of the match. In order to better play our DIY "strong" windproof waterproof function, you can put them in an empty film box. Phosphorus (which is used for wiping matches) must not be forgotten, otherwise our DIY efforts would be no use.
candle:
A small candle is absolutely useful in the wild. Modern lighting fixtures such as flashlights and headlights that you brought along with the battery become furnishings. The candle at this time shows its "heroic qualities." In addition to lighting, candles can also be warmed (but don't use your fingers as potatoes to be baked) and ignite the fire. If you cut a bottle of mineral water to the bottom to make a lampshade, you have a windproof lamp for use in the field. Its "power" is large enough and the work efficiency is also improved a lot.
Survival whistle:
In fact, it is an ordinary whistle, but in the wild, the role of the whistle is not just the black whistle blowing on the court. Now it can save your life. When you are in distress, you can use a whistle to lead the rescue, or scare off some little wild animals (but if it is a tiger, a bear, and other beasts, it is best to whisper).
Aluminum film:
This is a 2x2 meter aluminized film, available in gold and silver. It can not only prevent wind and rain, but also can be made into a pergola to prevent direct sunlight. In cold areas, you can use it to wrap yourself and keep your body temperature. The greatest role of aluminum film is reflective, so that rescue workers can find you in time. It can also be laid on the floor for local use.
compass:
Even if you bring GPS, your watch also has an electronic compass. Some original compasses are still essential. In the wild, no one can guarantee that the advanced equipment is not blind. At this time, a small compass can help you find your way home.
Medical tape:
Do not underestimate any gadget, it is the fastest repair agent. When your coat is scratched and the tent is blown, its effect is revealed. Although its basic function is to paste gauze, but a little play your imagination, you can find it can be used for much more useful.
Dovetail clips:
Although it is a very common office product, in the wild it can play a role in many unexpected situations. It used to be used to clip broken backpacks, open pants, bottomed shoes... Although we don’t want it to work, it may be useful to have more than a few.
pencil:
What do you want to write something in the field? Parker? No, the most expensive is not necessarily the best. The harsh environment in the wild made pencils our best choice and the only choice. It is recommended to choose pencils with 2B or more.
paper:
The best thing is to post, if it is white, it is better.
Several bottles:
Separately add salt, fruit sugar, and vitamin C. These humble foods may be life-saving medicines at a critical point.
Finally, it is recommended that you put a waterproof sealed bag on the outside of the first aid box (home refrigerator sealed bag can be, if you prepare a professional waterproof bag, it is all OK).
box:
It is best to choose an aluminum or stainless steel lunch box (preferably with a handle). Because the lunch box itself can be used to heat, lift or snow, it can work. Although the plastic box is light, it cannot be heated and its use is limited. At the same time, the metal lid of the lunch box can be used as a mirror, and at the critical moment, a distress signal can be issued.
Utility knife:
It is absolutely necessary to have a multi-purpose utility knife in the wild. Although it is not necessary to use a jungle combat knife similar to Rambo, a Swiss army knife is essential. In addition to integrating conventional knives, screwdrivers, and scissors, there are saws, screwdrivers, files, and even a magnifying glass!
sewing kit:
Whether it is the era of the Long March of the Red Army or the modernized army, sewing kits have always been the military's field necessity. Of course, the function of modern sewing kits is not only the original ones, but the needles can not only prick, but also can be bent into fishing hooks at some times to improve food and even help. (Of course, in your sewing kit, you must have at least two Fishing line).
matches:
In the wild, fire is almost everything. It's important to bring windproof and waterproof matches, but if you can't buy such a match, you can DIY yourself. The method is very simple. First melt the candle and apply it evenly to the ordinary match. When using it, remove the wax from the head of the match. In order to better play our DIY "strong" windproof waterproof function, you can put them in an empty film box. Phosphorus (which is used for wiping matches) must not be forgotten, otherwise our DIY efforts would be no use.
candle:
A small candle is absolutely useful in the wild. Modern lighting fixtures such as flashlights and headlights that you brought along with the battery become furnishings. The candle at this time shows its "heroic qualities." In addition to lighting, candles can also be warmed (but don't use your fingers as potatoes to be baked) and ignite the fire. If you cut a bottle of mineral water to the bottom to make a lampshade, you have a windproof lamp for use in the field. Its "power" is large enough and the work efficiency is also improved a lot.
Survival whistle:
In fact, it is an ordinary whistle, but in the wild, the role of the whistle is not just the black whistle blowing on the court. Now it can save your life. When you are in distress, you can use a whistle to lead the rescue, or scare off some little wild animals (but if it is a tiger, a bear, and other beasts, it is best to whisper).
Aluminum film:
This is a 2x2 meter aluminized film, available in gold and silver. It can not only prevent wind and rain, but also can be made into a pergola to prevent direct sunlight. In cold areas, you can use it to wrap yourself and keep your body temperature. The greatest role of aluminum film is reflective, so that rescue workers can find you in time. It can also be laid on the floor for local use.
compass:
Even if you bring GPS, your watch also has an electronic compass. Some original compasses are still essential. In the wild, no one can guarantee that the advanced equipment is not blind. At this time, a small compass can help you find your way home.
Medical tape:
Do not underestimate any gadget, it is the fastest repair agent. When your coat is scratched and the tent is blown, its effect is revealed. Although its basic function is to paste gauze, but a little play your imagination, you can find it can be used for much more useful.
Dovetail clips:
Although it is a very common office product, in the wild it can play a role in many unexpected situations. It used to be used to clip broken backpacks, open pants, bottomed shoes... Although we don’t want it to work, it may be useful to have more than a few.
pencil:
What do you want to write something in the field? Parker? No, the most expensive is not necessarily the best. The harsh environment in the wild made pencils our best choice and the only choice. It is recommended to choose pencils with 2B or more.
paper:
The best thing is to post, if it is white, it is better.
Several bottles:
Separately add salt, fruit sugar, and vitamin C. These humble foods may be life-saving medicines at a critical point.
Finally, it is recommended that you put a waterproof sealed bag on the outside of the first aid box (home refrigerator sealed bag can be, if you prepare a professional waterproof bag, it is all OK).