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The NRS Expedition has no pockets at all, and the Osprey Transporters single one that rests loosely in its interior doesnt inspire much confidence

Read Next: Best First Aid Kits for Hiking Best Basic: Adventure Medical Adventure First Aid 1.0 Pros Covers most of the likely everyday, minor first aid issues you may run into The two pockets have room for you to add your own materials (I add a bottle of hand sanitizer and a mini sunscreen) Cons Only covers very basic needs and shouldnt be relied on in the backcountry Tweezers are subpar Key Features Weight: 8 ounces Two large plastic pockets Contains bandages, over-the-counter medications, moleskin, and wound care Mini whistle and compass This simple first aid kit has enough basic supplies for one person for one to two days or, as I use it, for daily, low-consequence, just-in-case use

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Pros and Cons Pros: Distinctive styling sets you apart from generic helmet designs

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