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Motorcycle First Aid Kit | Water-Resistant EVA Case | Touring OEM
- group name
- Motorcycle Adventure First Aid Kits
- Min Order
- 1 bag
- brand name
- Ori-Power
- model
- FA-42
- update time
- Tue, 22 Sep 2026 18:45:53 GMT
Paramtents
Application Motorcycle touring, commuting and outdoor riding
Size 16 × 12 × 6 cm
Material EVA Hard-Shell Case
Color Red / Customizable
Structure Full-zip case with top carrying handle
Features Water-resistant, protective, portable and refillable
Certification CE / FDA / ISO documentation available for applicable configurations
Packging & Delivery
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Min Order1 bag
Briefing
Motorcycle First Aid Kit: OEM/ODM water-resistant EVA case with custom contents, logo, color and packaging.
Detailed
DESCRIPTION
Compact Motorcycle First Aid Kit
This Motorcycle First Aid Kit keeps essential wound-care supplies inside a compact, semi-rigid EVA case. Measuring 16 × 12 × 6 cm, it can be carried in motorcycle panniers, top boxes, backpacks or compatible under-seat storage compartments.
The molded outer shell helps protect the contents from pressure, dust and light splashes during daily riding. A full zipper opening provides convenient access to plasters, dressings, bandages, gloves and basic first aid tools.
Its configuration includes multiple plaster shapes for fingertips, knuckles and standard wounds, together with an emergency blanket for roadside and outdoor preparedness. The case is reusable and can be refilled after supplies are used or expire.
SPECIFICATION
The standard configuration combines wound-cleaning supplies, assorted dressings, bandages, protective gloves and basic emergency accessories in a compact rider-friendly case.
·1 First Aid Guide — English; local language optional
·1 Contents List — Waterproof paper
·1 Pair Examination Gloves — Size L, powder-free, 2 pcs/bag
·6 Alcohol Pads — 3 × 6 cm
·4 Antiseptic Cleansing Wipes — 19.5 × 12.5 cm
·10 Waterproof Adhesive Plasters — 76 × 19 mm
·5 Large Adhesive Plasters — 76 × 25 mm
·2 Fingertip Adhesive Plasters — 76 × 45 mm
·2 Knuckle Adhesive Plasters — H shape, 76 × 38 mm
·5 Butterfly Wound Closure Strips — 10 × 45 mm
·5 Sterile Gauze Pads — 5 × 5 cm, 8-ply
·2 Sterile Non-Woven Pads — 7.5 × 7.5 cm
·1 Conforming Elastic Bandage — 6 cm × 4 m
·1 Cohesive Bandage — 2.5 cm × 4.5 m
·1 Medical Tape — 1.25 cm × 5 yd
·1 Emergency Blanket — 130 × 210 cm
·1 First Aid Scissors — 9 cm
·1 Plastic Tweezers — 12.5 cm
·1 Motorcycle First Aid Kit Case — 16 × 12 × 6 cm
The component types, quantities and language materials can be adjusted according to the destination market and intended riding application.
APPLICATION
Daily Motorcycle Commuting
Suitable for riders who need a compact emergency kit for city commuting and everyday motorcycle use. It can be stored in a backpack, rear box or suitable under-seat compartment.
Long-Distance Touring
Designed for road trips, cross-country rides and motorcycle holidays. The emergency blanket, bandages, gauze pads and assorted plasters provide practical support when medical supplies are not immediately accessible.
Off-Road and Outdoor Riding
Suitable for trail riding, motorcycle camping, adventure touring and other outdoor activities. The semi-rigid EVA shell helps protect the contents during normal transport over uneven roads.
B2B Wholesale and Private Label
Suitable for motorcycle accessory brands, outdoor retailers, vehicle emergency suppliers, distributors and promotional programs. The case color, printed logo, contents list, first aid guide and retail packaging can be customized for wholesale projects.
FAQ SECTION
Q1: What should a motorcycle first aid kit contain?
A motorcycle kit should contain compact supplies for cleaning, covering and bandaging minor injuries. This configuration includes examination gloves, cleansing wipes, several plaster shapes, wound closure strips, sterile gauze, elastic and cohesive bandages, medical tape, scissors, tweezers and an emergency blanket.
Q2: Will this first aid kit fit under a motorcycle seat?
The case measures 16 × 12 × 6 cm and may fit some motorcycle under-seat compartments. Available storage space varies considerably between motorcycle models, so buyers should measure the compartment before ordering. It can also be carried inside panniers, a top box, tank bag or backpack.
Q3: Is the motorcycle first aid case fully waterproof?
The EVA exterior is water-resistant and helps protect the contents from light rain, splashes and dust during normal riding. The zippered case should not be submerged in water. Individually sealed medical components provide additional protection during storage.
Q4: Is a first aid kit legally required on a motorcycle?
Requirements vary by country and travel destination. Some countries require motorcyclists to carry suitable first aid supplies, while others only recommend them. Riders should check the current rules for every country on their route before departure. A general motorcycle kit should not be advertised as DIN 13167 compliant unless its contents and documentation have been specifically configured to that standard.
Q5: How often should a motorcycle first aid kit be checked?
Inspect the kit after every use and before long-distance trips. Replace opened, missing, damaged or expired products, particularly alcohol pads, sterile dressings and gloves. The American Red Cross recommends reviewing first aid kits annually and following the expiration date printed on each component.