The quality is simply extraordinary
Got the gnak handlebar bag, could improve with time., but the duffle 30L is just AMAZING

Another great quality product from a company with the best customer service I have received in years

I have been saying for years that I have not seen a video or a first aid kit of motorcyclists (especially off-road), carrying the 2 most important and or likely first aid needs.
That would be first a tourniquet, if you can’t stop the bleeding and do it fast it may be the end.
Second at least for off road riding the most common injuries are concussions (not much but good helmet to prevent/treat that in the feild), and breaks and sprains to extremities. That is what the Sam splint is there to help with!
As far as the kit as a whole I think I will be pairing mine down just a bit and customizing a few small things just out of preference.
The Mosko Moto first aid kit is in my humble opinion the first and only med kit worth carrying on the market.
I love that they made the dry bag waterproof and very easy to see the red with the white cross makes it intuitive and easy for passerby’s to know where supplies for aid are located should you be unable to render it to yourself.
I am so relieved to have one and so happy that mosko actually sees the needs of riders and makes products to actually perform in the feild.
Do not overlook the one part of your kit that could be the most important thing you how to never need.
In closing I would add that this is a great thing to have in general and if their is ever an event disrupting our lives natural or man made you have an IFAK individual first aid kit in your bay of tricks ;)

it is what i need.The contains is made from people with experience.

I’m very glad to have a fully capable emergency kit for the bike, especially one that easily integrates with the Mosko luggage setup. It’s well designed, thoughtfully provisioned with key pieces of medical kit, and easy to identify and access when things go bad quickly. It’s a pretty tight fit to get the medical supplies into the zippered bag, and the bag into the roll-top sleeve, and that into the Aux Pocket, but it does fit, and will probably loosen with time. I’ve added a few other pieces to it, which don’t fit in the zip, but can be layered on top and fit inside the roll top without issue - eg a note pad and pen, 2nd pair of gloves, etc.

This will replace a much smaller and lesser provisioned kit. There’s little chance that anyone (other than me) would have been able to find it in my panniers, where this kit is obvious and easy for someone to grab if I’m the one in need of help. Great add, keep it up, Mosko!