Team Sport First Aid and Safety Kit, Stocked with Essential First aid Components for Emergencies Resulting from Outdoor and Team Sports Activities

The Youth Sports First Aid Kit has been an invaluable addition to our team’s equipment. As a coach/parent of young athletes, this kit provides everything we need for minor injuries during practices and games. Contents: The kit is well-stocked with essentials like adhesive bandages, antiseptic wipes, ice packs, gauze pads, and athletic tape. It even includes more specialized items like finger splints and an emergency whistle, which I didn’t realize we’d need until we did! The variety of sizes for bandages and wraps is particularly thoughtful for covering different injuries. Portability & Design: The kit is compact yet spacious, with well-organized compartments that make it easy to find what you need quickly. The durable carrying case is lightweight and portable, making it perfect for tossing in a backpack or keeping on the sidelines. Ease of Use: Everything in the kit is labeled clearly, so even someone without medical training can use it effectively in an emergency. The included first aid guide is a great bonus, providing quick instructions for common injuries. Durability: The materials are high-quality, and the case has held up well through frequent use and travel. Even the ice packs activate easily and stay cold long enough to provide relief. Suggestions for Improvement: While the kit is excellent overall, adding a few more cold packs. Verdict: The Youth Sports First Aid Kit is a must-have for any coach, parent, or team involved in youth sports. It’s thoughtfully designed, comprehensive, and reliable for managing minor injuries on the spot.

I had this kit with me on the lacrosse fields a few weeks ago during weekend games. I am the only coach who consistently has a kit at all times, and thank God I had it when one of our coaches severed an artery in his arm and sliced through a tendon and nerve while taking down parts of a goalie net! Someone screamed my name, I turned, and blood was spurting from my friend's arm. With this kit I was able to apply compresses to the wound and wrap them tightly while one of my Boy Scouts, a referee, continued to apply direct pressure. It definitely saved a life, even though he lost a lot of blood, it could have been much worse. This is a kit that has plenty of good basics in it. I had to purchase a new one last week after mine was stolen while we playing on the road. There is plenty of room to add more items to customize the kit. I have added a few more ice packs (I go through about six a week, treating twisted ankles and shots on my goalies that hit sensitive areas of arms and legs) and some good latex gloves. Also added a larger bottle of peroxide. I've got 20 players and 80 scouts...you need quantity. The bag arrives fairly well stocked and the two side pockets had wadded paper in them, so there was plenty of room for more stuff. I paid about 20 bucks for this kit. It has already saved a life. It's exactly what you want from a first aid kit!

Good first aide kit for a coach. This has just about everything you would need and is the best all in one kit I could find. I do recommend adding a few items to make this complete: extra Ice packs, paper towels, nose plugs(for bloody noses), extra gloves, thick sports tape, pre-tape wrap. Good news is there is plenty of extra space to fit these items.

I searched everywhere for a good quality first aid kit for our little league baseball team. This is great quality for the price and comes with what you would need for minor injuries. Multiple ice packs are a huge plus! Lots of bandaids and even a small ace wrap for little ankles!

I got this little kit for my Little League team. It’s a nice little kit with everything you pretty much need for basic scrapes cuts, and has a couple ice packs in there. It’s a nice little kit. I even put a little hook on it to attach it to the fence for easy access for everyone.

The Lifeline Team Sport First Aid and Safety Kit is a compact and essential addition to any sports team’s gear. Housed in a sturdy hard case, I added this kit to our hockey team’s coach bag and kept it on the bench throughout the season. Fortunately, we never had to use it, but its presence provided peace of mind, knowing we were prepared for any potential injuries. This well-stocked kit is ready to handle a variety of situations, making it a crucial safety tool for any sports team. It’s reassuring to have such a reliable first aid resource within easy reach.

I purchased this for wrestling events. As a mom, and coach, I always need to be prepared. This has a nice variety of necessities.

Bought one first for my husband for coaching. It immediately came in handy during our baseball practices. Now we have one for each car in our household. Would definitely recommend. Once you use things in it, you just replace them with other stuff and it's always in one place. I didn't think the ice packs were that great though. Keep that in mind. My daughter got hit in the face when we were on vacation and I used both ice packs. They didn't get very cold at all and didn't stay cold for very long either. We ended up going to a local bar and asking them for ice in a plastic bag instead. That was the only thing we didn't like though. Other than that....I really do think this is a good buy and a must for every person to keep in their car. I make sure to bring a different ice pack filled with ice to every practice and game because quite honestly, it seems like we needed it for one thing or another each week. Two kids hit heads during one practice. Two hits in the face with a ball. One hit in the upper arm. A twisted ankle. 7 year olds playing baseball turns ugly quick. lol Gotta have ice packs handy.