Well put together trauma kit all I added was a few different size band aids it’s already in my panniers if I need it.

This is a well put together kit to keep with you or in/on your machine. You never know how quick things can go from good to bad when out and about. I bought this kit to keep on my adventure bike and will switch it over to my snowmobile for winter. Everything fits really well in a compact highly visible bag.
Great product.

Trauma kit came in as a gift for a friend that rides and she absolutely loves it and was super excited about it. Never rides without it now.

I got the kit and medical card together for a friend that rides and safety is super important to her. She absolutely loves the set and keeps the medical card on her at all times.

A beautiful patch that lives proudly on my work bag

Easy to put on, and stays really well. I went to the dunes with it on a quad and dirt bike, fell multiple times in the sand, sand didn’t do anything to it. (Don’t know much about asphalt but no dirt or sand gets under it, or scratches it up at least) Also super easy to set up as well, had no issues and it works great! Very high quality and I hope no one ever has to use it lol

I bought this for my husband and he absolutely loved it

Fabric is super soft and design is absolutely sick!!!
Since I got the certs for it I’ll be getting the trauma backpack when it comes out ;)

The product is great and fully met my expectations, but then I got a bill for taxes and tolls that was over 40 bucks. I'm not sure if you guys can even know that beforehand or how other stores deal with it. Ideally, it would just show me the amount at checkout.

Very well made, and works just as advertised! Sits at a good spot on my leg.

Exactly what I was looking for. Love all the videos showing how to use the kit and such! Very well put together!!

Good to all ways have a card just in case i loose any of the stickers in a bad crash

I bought a trauma kit a few months ago from Traumoto on the recommendation of a friend. The owner himself answered an email of mine with questions I had about how to translate my military first aid training into procedures that work well for auto accidents.

Yesterday I was on a group ride and there was a multi-bike collision with two riders that ended up leaving in an ambulance. Until the paramedics showed up the kit helped me treat the rider I was with and kept the moderate bleeding under control.