Photos SAK or multitool in your first aid kit

[sonofwilfred]

I was wondering what Swiss Army Knife or multitool you have in your medical kit. Maybe post a picture.

I have a very comprehensive kit in my ute at all times for work with a new Climber in it and for hunting, my backpack kit consists of a snake bite kit and some band-aids also with a Climber but an 80's model. I have the Climber mainly for scissors.

https://imgur.com/tBPA4CS

 

[Ourorboros]

Well I don't for the simple reason that I usually have a SAK with me - the money clip.
But I'd stress having a scissors.
The Leatherman Style CS would be a good choice too - scissors and tweezers.

 

[sonofwilfred]

Well I don't for the simple reason that I usually have a SAK with me - the money clip.
But I'd stress having a scissors.
The Leatherman Style CS would be a good choice too - scissors and tweezers.

I always have a Sak too but I keep a relatively sterile, as in dust free no chemical contamination, Swiss army knife with a really keen edge in my kits.

 

[comis]

I do keep different SAK in personal 'survival' kits, the small one has a 84mm alox lumberjack, while the bigger kit has a 111mm One hand opening trekker.

But for (medical/survival/poo poo) kit that I may give access to other people, I usually keep a delemont SAK(which has a lock). Since not everyone is familiar with a slip joint, and the last thing I want is to see is injury in a survival situation.

 

[315]

Dan, I don’t have one. My work vehicle I have a pretty substantial kit that has the really heavy duty shears for cutting clothing off if needed. The smaller kits in my personal vehicles don’t have much more than bandaids and a few other things. I may have to rethink that. Fortunately I don’t have to worry about snakes where I live. If I did, I may not live here