Anyone out there scratch your head about putting chemlights in your kit? Sure, they are neat and all, and if you cut the green ones open you get Predator blood, but they put out so little light I can’t seem to find a good use for them (compared to the weight/space they take up). Anyone have a great use for chemlights that I’m missing?
And since winter is coming (ahhh, see what I did there!), I thought I’d share an item that always finds it way into the Jeep when the weather turns cold. And that’s Readyheat blankets. These are basically chemical hand warmers in a blanket size. They last about 6 hours, and top out around 100 degrees. When it comes to staying alive, or preventing shock in an accident victim when it’s frigid out, you can’t beat them.
i get mine a Chinook Medical Supplies. Not cheap, and once they are exposed to air there’s no way to turn them off.
But they generate their own heat and are big enough to wrap around someone and seal off the foot end. Check them out.
-Bob...
And since winter is coming (ahhh, see what I did there!), I thought I’d share an item that always finds it way into the Jeep when the weather turns cold. And that’s Readyheat blankets. These are basically chemical hand warmers in a blanket size. They last about 6 hours, and top out around 100 degrees. When it comes to staying alive, or preventing shock in an accident victim when it’s frigid out, you can’t beat them.
i get mine a Chinook Medical Supplies. Not cheap, and once they are exposed to air there’s no way to turn them off.
But they generate their own heat and are big enough to wrap around someone and seal off the foot end. Check them out.
-Bob...