The Lifesystems First Aid Case is a large, empty medical pouch made from rugged Ripstop Polyester with a waterproof zipper, designed for expedition leaders, trekkers and outdoor professionals who want to build a first aid kit tailored to their own trip. Weighing only 140 g (4.94 oz) despite its generous capacity, it gives you a durable, weather-protected shell to organize exactly the supplies your environment and activity demand.
Our gear specialists offer this empty case for people who have outgrown pre-packed kits and want full control over their medical setup. Whether you are assembling a wilderness kit for a long expedition, a compact travel kit, or a workplace or vehicle kit, the roomy interior and protective build let you pack what matters and trust it will stay dry and intact.
Who should choose the Lifesystems First Aid Case empty?
This empty case is for expedition organizers, mountain and trekking leaders, outdoor instructors and experienced adventurers who know exactly what medical supplies they want to carry. It suits anyone building a custom kit for a specific climate or risk profile - remote wilderness, high altitude, water sports or overseas travel - as well as those maintaining a home, vehicle or workplace kit. If a one-size pre-packed kit never quite fits your needs, this lets you build your own.
What fabric is the Lifesystems First Aid Case made from?
The shell is made from Ripstop Polyester, a fabric woven with reinforcing threads that stop small tears from spreading, so the case holds up to hard, repeated use in the field. A waterproof zipper runs the closure, protecting everything inside from moisture whether you are caught in rain or stowing the kit in a wet pack. At 140 g the whole thing stays light, which matters when every gram counts on a long expedition.
Why buy the Lifesystems First Aid Case empty over pre-filled?
Pre-filled first aid kits are convenient but always include items you do not need and miss ones you do. Buying this case empty flips that around: you pay for a tough, waterproof shell and stock it precisely for your trip, climate and skill level. Compared with a basic zip pouch, the Ripstop fabric and waterproof zipper add the durability and weather protection that real backcountry and expedition use demands.
Specifications
| Characteristic | Lifesystems First Aid Case |
|---|---|
| Weight (EU) | 140 g |
| Weight (US) | 4.94 oz |
| Format | Pouch |
| Contents | Empty (Without Contents) |
| Material | Ripstop Polyester |
| Key Feature | Waterproof Zipper, Designed for Custom Expedition Kits |
| Color | Red |
| Best Use | Expeditions, Long Treks, Customization |
Key features
- Large, empty design lets you fill the case exactly to the needs of a specific expedition, environment or activity rather than settling for a generic pre-packed kit.
- Waterproof zipper seals the contents against rain, spray and damp, keeping dressings, medications and equipment dry when you need them most.
- Rugged Ripstop Polyester shell resists tearing and abrasion, so the case survives being crammed into packs and hauled across rough ground.
- Exceptionally light at 140 g (4.94 oz) for its size, adding minimal weight to an already loaded expedition pack.
- Generous capacity holds a comprehensive medical kit, giving space to organize supplies clearly instead of cramming them in.
- Versatile enough to serve as a wilderness, travel, vehicle or workplace first aid case depending on how you stock it.
- Simple, functional shell keeps the focus on your contents, making it easy to see and reach gear in an emergency.
The Lifesystems First Aid Case is a large, empty medical pouch made from rugged Ripstop Polyester with a waterproof zipper, designed for expedition leaders, trekkers and outdoor professionals who want to build a first aid kit tailored to their own trip. Weighing only 140 g (4.94 oz) despite its generous capacity, it gives you a durable, weather-protected shell to organize exactly the supplies your environment and activity demand.
Our gear specialists offer this empty case for people who have outgrown pre-packed kits and want full control over their medical setup. Whether you are assembling a wilderness kit for a long expedition, a compact travel kit, or a workplace or vehicle kit, the roomy interior and protective build let you pack what matters and trust it will stay dry and intact.
Who should choose the Lifesystems First Aid Case empty?
This empty case is for expedition organizers, mountain and trekking leaders, outdoor instructors and experienced adventurers who know exactly what medical supplies they want to carry. It suits anyone building a custom kit for a specific climate or risk profile - remote wilderness, high altitude, water sports or overseas travel - as well as those maintaining a home, vehicle or workplace kit. If a one-size pre-packed kit never quite fits your needs, this lets you build your own.
What fabric is the Lifesystems First Aid Case made from?
The shell is made from Ripstop Polyester, a fabric woven with reinforcing threads that stop small tears from spreading, so the case holds up to hard, repeated use in the field. A waterproof zipper runs the closure, protecting everything inside from moisture whether you are caught in rain or stowing the kit in a wet pack. At 140 g the whole thing stays light, which matters when every gram counts on a long expedition.
Why buy the Lifesystems First Aid Case empty over pre-filled?
Pre-filled first aid kits are convenient but always include items you do not need and miss ones you do. Buying this case empty flips that around: you pay for a tough, waterproof shell and stock it precisely for your trip, climate and skill level. Compared with a basic zip pouch, the Ripstop fabric and waterproof zipper add the durability and weather protection that real backcountry and expedition use demands.
Specifications
| Characteristic | Lifesystems First Aid Case |
|---|---|
| Weight (EU) | 140 g |
| Weight (US) | 4.94 oz |
| Format | Pouch |
| Contents | Empty (Without Contents) |
| Material | Ripstop Polyester |
| Key Feature | Waterproof Zipper, Designed for Custom Expedition Kits |
| Color | Red |
| Best Use | Expeditions, Long Treks, Customization |
Key features
- Large, empty design lets you fill the case exactly to the needs of a specific expedition, environment or activity rather than settling for a generic pre-packed kit.
- Waterproof zipper seals the contents against rain, spray and damp, keeping dressings, medications and equipment dry when you need them most.
- Rugged Ripstop Polyester shell resists tearing and abrasion, so the case survives being crammed into packs and hauled across rough ground.
- Exceptionally light at 140 g (4.94 oz) for its size, adding minimal weight to an already loaded expedition pack.
- Generous capacity holds a comprehensive medical kit, giving space to organize supplies clearly instead of cramming them in.
- Versatile enough to serve as a wilderness, travel, vehicle or workplace first aid case depending on how you stock it.
- Simple, functional shell keeps the focus on your contents, making it easy to see and reach gear in an emergency.
Questions & answers
Lifesystems First Aid Case FAQ
Does the Lifesystems First Aid Case come with supplies?
No, this case is sold empty. It is a large, durable pouch designed for you to fill with the specific first aid supplies your expedition, environment or activity requires, giving you full control over the contents instead of a fixed pre-packed selection.
Is the first aid case waterproof?
It features a waterproof zipper that seals the contents against rain, spray and damp. This keeps dressings, medications and equipment dry and ready to use, which is essential for wilderness, water-based and wet-weather trips where a soaked kit could fail you.
What is the case made of?
It is made from rugged Ripstop Polyester. This fabric is woven with reinforcing threads that stop small tears from spreading, so the case resists abrasion and rough handling and stands up to being packed and hauled on demanding expeditions.
How much does the empty case weigh?
The empty case weighs just 140 g (4.94 oz), which is very light for its large capacity. That lets you build a comprehensive medical kit while adding minimal weight to your pack, an important advantage on long treks and expeditions.
What can I use this case for?
You can use it as a custom first aid case for almost any setting: a wilderness or expedition kit, a travel medical kit, a vehicle or boat kit, or a home and workplace kit. Its size and protective build let you tailor the contents to whatever you need.
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