



The Tatonka First Aid School Kit is a compact, pre-filled first aid kit built into a lightweight 420 HD nylon pouch, sized for children, students and anyone who wants a small everyday emergency kit for a backpack, school bag or day trip. Measuring just 14 x 10 cm (5.5 x 3.9 in) and weighing only 65 g (2.3 oz), it carries the basics for treating minor scrapes, cuts and blisters without the bulk of a full expedition medical kit.
Our gear specialists hand-picked this kit for families and day-users who need dependable first aid coverage in a form small enough to always have along. Tatonka builds the pouch from rugged 420 HD nylon, so it shrugs off the daily abuse of a school bag or daypack while keeping its contents organized and protected. It is the kind of kit you clip in once and forget about until the moment it saves a day out.
Who is the Tatonka School Kit designed for?
This kit is made for children and students first, but it works for anyone who wants a truly pocketable first aid pouch. Parents can tuck it into a school backpack, a sports bag or a bike pannier; day hikers can add it to a summit pack as a lightweight backup. Because it is small and pre-filled, it lowers the barrier to actually carrying first aid, which is the whole point of a compact everyday kit.
What material is the Tatonka School Kit made of?
The pouch is sewn from 420 HD nylon, a hard-wearing fabric chosen for its resistance to abrasion and rough handling. That matters in a bag that gets tossed around a classroom, thrown in a locker or carried on the trail. At 14 x 10 cm and 65 g, the kit is deliberately minimal, prioritizing everyday portability and the basics of wound care over the depth of a large trauma kit.
How should you maintain the Tatonka School Kit?
Keep the kit in a consistent, easy-to-reach spot so anyone can find it fast in an emergency. Check it periodically and top up anything you use so it is always ready. Because it is designed for minor injuries, pair it with a larger kit for longer or more remote adventures, and treat this one as your grab-and-go option for school, town and short outings.
Specifications
| Characteristic | Tatonka First Aid School |
|---|---|
| Weight (EU) | 65 g |
| Weight (US) | 2.3 oz |
| Dimensions (EU) | 14 x 10 cm |
| Dimensions (US) | 5.5 x 3.9 in |
| Format | First Aid Pouch |
| Contents | Filled (With Contents) |
| Material | 420 HD Nylon |
| Usage | First Aid for Children/School |
| Color | Red |
| Key Feature | Mini Carabiner for Attachment |
Kit Contents (School-Focused)
- 1 Elastic gauze bandage (6 cm)
- 1 Small non-stick dressing pad/compress
- 1 Non-stick compress (5 x 5 cm)
- 1 Plaster roll on a silk base (2.5 cm x 5 m)
- 4 Plaster strips (7.2 x 1.9 cm) with Dinosaur images
Key features
- Compact 14 x 10 cm (5.5 x 3.9 in) size slips easily into a school bag, daypack or glovebox so first aid is always within reach.
- Ultralight at 65 g (2.3 oz), it adds virtually no weight to a child's backpack or a day-hike load.
- Pre-filled format means it is ready to use out of the box, with no need to source and assemble supplies yourself.
- Tough 420 HD nylon shell resists abrasion and daily wear, protecting the contents inside a busy bag.
- Right-sized for minor injuries such as small cuts, scrapes and blisters that come up on the way to school or on the trail.
- Purpose-built for kids and students, making it an easy safety addition for classrooms, field trips and family outings.
- Organized pouch keeps supplies tidy and quick to find in a moment that counts.
- Small footprint encourages you to carry first aid everywhere rather than leaving a bulky kit at home.
The Tatonka First Aid School Kit is a compact, pre-filled first aid kit built into a lightweight 420 HD nylon pouch, sized for children, students and anyone who wants a small everyday emergency kit for a backpack, school bag or day trip. Measuring just 14 x 10 cm (5.5 x 3.9 in) and weighing only 65 g (2.3 oz), it carries the basics for treating minor scrapes, cuts and blisters without the bulk of a full expedition medical kit.
Our gear specialists hand-picked this kit for families and day-users who need dependable first aid coverage in a form small enough to always have along. Tatonka builds the pouch from rugged 420 HD nylon, so it shrugs off the daily abuse of a school bag or daypack while keeping its contents organized and protected. It is the kind of kit you clip in once and forget about until the moment it saves a day out.
Who is the Tatonka School Kit designed for?
This kit is made for children and students first, but it works for anyone who wants a truly pocketable first aid pouch. Parents can tuck it into a school backpack, a sports bag or a bike pannier; day hikers can add it to a summit pack as a lightweight backup. Because it is small and pre-filled, it lowers the barrier to actually carrying first aid, which is the whole point of a compact everyday kit.
What material is the Tatonka School Kit made of?
The pouch is sewn from 420 HD nylon, a hard-wearing fabric chosen for its resistance to abrasion and rough handling. That matters in a bag that gets tossed around a classroom, thrown in a locker or carried on the trail. At 14 x 10 cm and 65 g, the kit is deliberately minimal, prioritizing everyday portability and the basics of wound care over the depth of a large trauma kit.
How should you maintain the Tatonka School Kit?
Keep the kit in a consistent, easy-to-reach spot so anyone can find it fast in an emergency. Check it periodically and top up anything you use so it is always ready. Because it is designed for minor injuries, pair it with a larger kit for longer or more remote adventures, and treat this one as your grab-and-go option for school, town and short outings.
Specifications
| Characteristic | Tatonka First Aid School |
|---|---|
| Weight (EU) | 65 g |
| Weight (US) | 2.3 oz |
| Dimensions (EU) | 14 x 10 cm |
| Dimensions (US) | 5.5 x 3.9 in |
| Format | First Aid Pouch |
| Contents | Filled (With Contents) |
| Material | 420 HD Nylon |
| Usage | First Aid for Children/School |
| Color | Red |
| Key Feature | Mini Carabiner for Attachment |
Kit Contents (School-Focused)
- 1 Elastic gauze bandage (6 cm)
- 1 Small non-stick dressing pad/compress
- 1 Non-stick compress (5 x 5 cm)
- 1 Plaster roll on a silk base (2.5 cm x 5 m)
- 4 Plaster strips (7.2 x 1.9 cm) with Dinosaur images
Key features
- Compact 14 x 10 cm (5.5 x 3.9 in) size slips easily into a school bag, daypack or glovebox so first aid is always within reach.
- Ultralight at 65 g (2.3 oz), it adds virtually no weight to a child's backpack or a day-hike load.
- Pre-filled format means it is ready to use out of the box, with no need to source and assemble supplies yourself.
- Tough 420 HD nylon shell resists abrasion and daily wear, protecting the contents inside a busy bag.
- Right-sized for minor injuries such as small cuts, scrapes and blisters that come up on the way to school or on the trail.
- Purpose-built for kids and students, making it an easy safety addition for classrooms, field trips and family outings.
- Organized pouch keeps supplies tidy and quick to find in a moment that counts.
- Small footprint encourages you to carry first aid everywhere rather than leaving a bulky kit at home.
Questions & answers
Tatonka School Kit FAQ
How big and heavy is the Tatonka First Aid School Kit?
The kit measures 14 x 10 cm (5.5 x 3.9 in) and weighs just 65 g (2.3 oz). That compact, lightweight size lets it fit easily into a school bag, daypack or glovebox, making it simple to carry first aid supplies with you every day.
Who is this first aid kit designed for?
It is designed primarily for children and students, but it suits anyone wanting a small everyday first aid kit. The pocketable size makes it ideal for school bags, field trips, sports and family day outings where a full-size medical kit would be too bulky to carry.
What is the pouch made of?
The pouch is made from 420 HD nylon, a durable, abrasion-resistant fabric. It is built to withstand the daily wear of a school bag or daypack while keeping the first aid contents protected and organized inside.
Is it suitable for hiking and camping?
Yes, as a lightweight backup for minor injuries. At 65 g it is easy to add to a daypack for treating small cuts, scrapes and blisters. For longer or remote trips, carry it alongside a larger, more comprehensive medical kit rather than relying on it alone.
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