First Responder Info Pockets

I use it on my helmet chin strap with good results. Has enough space to print DNR.

I bought my first rescue fact strap pack (red) a few years ago. It is a good design to go around straps like messenger bags/camelback/luggage strap, etc. Then I discovered it had good all year use - my original strap pack has become my emergency info for me in my car. I velcro it around my seatbelt and have emergency contacts updated in the content. I have bought another to go back on the bike.....but I have bought more as gifts for family, friends, new teen drivers, seniors, etc. to go in their cars too. Good idea especially for anyone who travels solo for any distance.

While this "fact pack" issue a lot of information to help EMTs, the form is really too small to be practical. It is a space for the photo smaller than most printers can make. The area where it requires medications to be listed is also impossibly small.

I put the item which would go on helmet strap and that is to big to be comfortably put anywhere on the strap.

The Rescue Facts Emergency Pack is made to fit on your helmet chin strap but I found it to be too stiff for this place. It would not bend like the chin strap does and so it would rub and irritate my neck. I mounted mine on the headset boom mic on my helmet and you can also use some velcro and mount it on the side of your helmet.

Bought the Rescue Facts packet a couple years ago, and since then I 've used it not only motorcycling, but also bicycle touring internationally. Its easy for responders to see, essentially water proof and can speak for you in the event that you can't speak for yourself in an emergency. This is just plain a good idea, especially if you ride/travel solo.