A waterproof first aid kit, not just water-resistant
The Lightning X WP-A+ is a 269-piece waterproof first aid kit built from heat-welded TPU with no stitched seams. Because there are no seams, it forms a watertight seal rated IPX7, submersible to 1 meter for 30 minutes. So a splash, a downpour, or a dunk will not soak the supplies inside.
Class A coverage you can find fast
It also exceeds ANSI/ISEA Z308.1-2015 Class A, and it goes past the minimum with 260+ supplies for cuts, bleeding, burns, and sprains, all in color-coded Med Pods. Because a transparent cross window and fluorescent yellow zippers mark the opening, it is easy to spot and open in low light.
Grab-and-go for the water
In addition, a heavy-duty carry handle and screw-lock carabiner clip it to a bag, boat, or pack.
Key features
- Waterproof IPX7 seal: heat-welded TPU with no stitched seams, so nothing seeps in even submerged to 1 meter for 30 minutes.
- 269 pieces stay dry: exceeds ANSI/ISEA Z308.1-2015 Class A, so you get 260+ supplies for cuts, bleeding, and burns.
- Color-coded Med Pods: grouped by treatment type so you find the right supply fast.
- Easy to spot and open: transparent cross window and fluorescent yellow zippers, so you can spot and open it in low light.
- Grab-and-go carry: heavy-duty handle and screw-lock carabiner clip it to a bag, boat, or pack.
- 9 x 5.5 x 4.5 in, 3 lb: built for boat, kayak, and wet-weather use.
Which kit is right for you
For boats, kayaks, and wet-weather work, the WP-A+ is the right fit. But if you need advanced trauma gear like a tourniquet and Israeli bandage, then step up to the waterproof Class B trauma kit. And if you stay dry, the soft-case Class A first aid kit instead covers the same supplies for less.











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