The sports first aid kit in green rucksack provides 25 categories of sports-specific supplies in a hands-free backpack format. Designed for pitchside deployment across sports fields and outdoor venues, the rucksack leaves both hands free for treatment on reaching the injured player. Suited to small sports teams of up to 15 players.
| Contents | Qty |
|---|---|
| Alcohol-free wipes | 5 |
| Bag of safety pins | 1 |
| Clinical waste bag | 1 |
| 5cm Conforming bandage | 3 |
| 20ml Eyewash pods | 2 |
| 2.5cm x 1.5m Fabric strapping tape | 1 |
| Foil blanket | 1 |
| Freeze spray | 1 |
| Guidance leaflet | 1 |
| Heat spray | 1 |
| Ice pack | 1 |
| Large plasters | 4 |
| Low adherent dressings | 5 |
| 2.5cm x 5m Microporous tape | 1 |
| 6” Paramedic scissors | 1 |
| Pairs of vinyl gloves | 3 |
| Petroleum jelly 250g | 1 |
| 7.5cm Swabs pouches | 2 |
| Sterile eye pad dressing | 1 |
| Sterile large dressing | 1 |
| Sterile medium dressings | 2 |
| 6mm x 75mm Sutures pouch | 1 |
| Triangular bandage | 2 |
| 1 Way resusciade | 1 |
| Washproof Plasters | 20 |
Compliance Summary: This kit provides portable sports first aid provision in a hands-free rucksack format. The backpack design supports rapid response across large sports fields and multi-pitch facilities.
Why choose a rucksack over a standard carry bag?
The rucksack distributes weight across both shoulders and leaves both hands free - critical when running across a pitch to reach an injured player and then needing both hands immediately for treatment. A carry bag occupies one hand during transit and must be set down before treatment can begin.
Is this suitable for a running club or cycling group?
Yes. The rucksack format is ideal for sports where the first aider needs to accompany the group on foot or by bicycle. A designated first aider can carry the rucksack during the activity, providing immediate treatment capability at any point along the route.