Kits designed for outdoor activities tend to include items related to nature such as weather, insects, animals, plants, water, heat and cold. Do you have right kit? Be sure you do and be sure you review condition and contents of your first aid kit every time you head out. Not having what you need when you need it is inexcusable.

Getting right training and having right gear only helps if you have right attitude. The most important first aid skill you can have in backcountry is same first aid skill you need to have at home, at work or at school. You must have confidence in your abilities when an emergency arises. Confidence comes from knowledge. Knowledge you’ve acquired from training, knowledge you have about your equipment, knowledge about your surroundings and knowledge about situation. The more you know, more confident you will be. This confidence will allow you to remain calm and act appropriately during tough times and it will help you to enjoy good times while in backcountry.

Use this information and you’ll Get It Right The First Time.

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It is also important to have in mind that free diving wetsuits should fit diver in order to work well and give him proper thermal protection. If a free diving wetsuit is loose or too tight it would not give protection it should and it could even become a problem since it could be an obstacle to diver's movements.

There also are recommendations on how to maintain and store your wetsuit. In order to store it properly while you are not using it, you should hang your wetsuit up avoiding folding it since that could damage it. Besides this, you should make sure to wash suit after using it and make sure to wash all salty water off from it.