MIGHTY MATTLIFESAVER’S KITBY EAGLE CORPS SERVICES
THE KIT BUILTBUILT AROUND THE WORKDAY
The Mighty Matt Lifesaver’s Kit.
Be ready where the work happens.
For the people who keep farms going. Explore the kit, meet the portable GO configuration, and help shape what farm readiness looks like.
Take the 1-minute farm readiness poll Explore the Lifesaver’s KitFIELD. TRACTOR. UTV. BARN. SHOP.
Where would
yours live?
WHY READINESS MATTERS
From fields and work vehicles to barns and shops, the workday moves. Appropriate emergency supplies are more useful when they’re accessible where work happens.
Where that is on your operation is something only you can tell us.
Existing red GO · Over-the-shoulder formatMEET MIGHTY MATT GO
Mighty Matt GO is the existing over-the-shoulder emergency kit from Eagle Corps Services. We’re exploring whether that format could help bring supplies closer to agricultural work.
A different configuration. Mighty Matt GO does not contain the anti-choking device. The full Mighty Matt configuration does.
Tell us where it could fitLET’S START WITH YOUR OPERATION
These are conversation starters. Equipment fit, mounting, dust, weather and storage conditions still need to be evaluated.
THE FARM READINESS POLL
About a minute. No account needed.
Your experience matters.
We’re learning what farmers need—not suggesting that every feature listed is included in Mighty Matt GO.
Contact details are optional. Public results show counts only, never your name, contact details or written answers.
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HELP SHAPE THE AG EDITION
ECS is exploring how Mighty Matt could better serve agricultural environments. The campaign starts with the existing red Mighty Matt GO and the people who know the work.
“Ag Edition” is a product-discovery concept, not a finalized new product. Your feedback will help determine whether changes to the kit, storage, restocking or training support are needed.
MIGHTY MATT LIFESAVER’S KIT
The full Mighty Matt Lifesaver’s Kit is distinct from the over-the-shoulder GO configuration and includes the anti-choking device.
GO uses an over-the-shoulder format and does not include the anti-choking device. The larger/full configuration includes it. Confirm the current contents of the configuration you choose with ECS before purchasing.
FIELD NOTES / THE THINKING BEHIND THE KIT
Ideas from the ECS papers and the Mighty Matt story, brought into the everyday life of a farm.
Mary Allen’s paper on home first aid begins with a familiar setting: the people and routines closest to us. On a farm, that conversation extends from the house to the working day.
Where do people gather before work? Where would they look for supplies? Use those questions to start a conversation about the kit’s location and who keeps it stocked.
Adapted from “Why have a first aid kit” by Mary Allen.
The ECS paper on single-hand tourniquets emphasizes training alongside equipment. That principle gives a farm team a useful conversation to have before choosing supplies.
What training has your team completed? What would they like to learn next? Bring those questions to a qualified instructor when planning first-aid education for your operation.
Theme drawn from “single hand tourniquet master file.” This field note does not provide treatment instructions.
In his Mighty Matt article, Kennieth D. Allen describes how his father, Richard K. Allen, made the safety of the people around him a priority throughout a career of service.
Allen connects that example of leadership to the purpose behind Mighty Matt: taking care of your people. For this agricultural campaign, the story starts with listening to the people who know the farm.
Adapted from “Honoring a Legacy of Safety: The Mighty Matt Kit” by Kennieth D. Allen.
Your farm adds the next chapter.
Tell us where supplies belong and what support would be useful.
READY TO BUY?
Purchase through the existing Eagle Corps Essentials store.
The approved product link is being confirmed.