Echo Whistle

The Life Systems Safety Whistle is an essential item for people in the outdoors, this is a loud whistle for attracting the attention when in an emergency situation in the outdoors. It is lightweight, tough plastic body with neck lanyard, and gives out a dual toned 108dB sound.

The Life Systems Mountain Survival Bag is a durable and lightweight survival bag which offers protection from the elements in the event of an accident, trauma or exposed situation. It is large enough to accommodate 2 people and can also be used to signal for attention in an emergency.

The Lifesystems Trek First Aid Kit has been designed for dealing with small accidents. It will sort you out for any cuts, grazes, blisters and other minor injuries, as well as basic first aid. Its contents includes woven and crepe bandages, first aid instructions, antiseptic wipes, scissors, safety pins, non adherent dressings, gauze dressings, latex gloves and micropore tape.

The Life Systems Mountain Leader First Aid Kit provides the equipment needed to care for a large group of between 1 and 14 people. This kit is also used by survival training schools in the UK. It has been designed with the help of expedition doctor Hugh Montgomery and members of the British Special Forces medical team.

The Life Systems First Aid Case Empty is simple an empty first aid case which can be used to create a fully customised kit to meet your specific requirements.

The Life Systems Mountain Thermal Bag is a foil space blanket that protects from the cold. This bag retains 90% of radiated body heat. It is windproof, waterproof and radar reflective. A must for winter walkers and climbers!

The Life Systems Mountain Whistle is a small metal whistle that is exceptionally loud. It is ideal for use in the mountains and is compact enough to keep on your keyring or rucksack toggle. A whistle is recommended as an essential item for people in the outdoors and the Mountain Whistle is about as tough and lightweight as they get!

The Silva Expedition compass comes with all of the usual useful features such as rubber feet to enable precision map work and luminous markings to aid night navigation. But it doesn’t end there, there's also a magnifying lens to better see small details on you map and a clinometer for measuring slope angle.