The old scouting motto goes like this \u201cbe prepared\u201d even if you weren\u2019t a boyscout (or girlscout) this is excellent advice when you are heading out into the bush. By making sure you are equipped for just about anything you give yourself more of a chance in the event of things not quite going to plan.<\/p>\n
We\u2019re going to cover some important things that you need to keep in mind when you are heading out for your next trip that will surely come in handy when you lease expect it too! At the moment 4WD Supacentre doesn\u2019t offer any first aid training, but we can help you out with the other half of the equation, with a full range of comprehensive first aid kits, you will be catered too no matter what you or your mates encounter on the tracks, from snake bites, burns, and even cardiac arrest, the Survival Vehicle First Aid Kit <\/strong><\/a>offers Over 100 first aid components to help with trackside injuries. And improves your chance of survival in remote areas!<\/p>\n
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\nThe first thing we are going to cover is carrying a fully stocked first aid kit <\/strong><\/a>and knowing how to use it!
\n<\/strong>If there is nothing else that you take from this article, it should be that first aid is critically important, in metropolitan Sydney around 50% of life threatening cases are responded to within 10.6 minutes, this early time during a life threatening emergency can make the difference between survival or not, this means the further off grid you head, the longer it will be before you get back to civilization. So being equipped with an excellent first aid kit and taking professional training to get the knowledge to use it properly are important for keeping your mates safe on the tracks!<\/p>\n