Kit Fox Outfitters

06/06/2026

Venturing out during the warmest months comes with unique hazards that catch even experienced outdoorsmen off guard.

06/06/2026

Mission Bay fun! It’s heating up and Mission Bay is a great way to get away from the heat and do some local adventures! Don’t forget to pick up one of our trail stickers for Mission Bay to add to your collection!

06/06/2026

New hobby unlocked… packraft. Awesome day on the water!

06/05/2026

July 11-12, Mesa Rim Mission Valley.

16 Hour Wilderness First Aid Class with us
Kit Fox Outfitters!

Get some training in while we beat the heat an train at Mesa Rim!

Students also get a 1 week pass to Mesa Rim!

06/04/2026

Beach days are great days to practice your shelter building and anchors, here are some anchors I was playing around with and worked pretty well.

06/04/2026

Steph enjoying the Upper Peninsula…

06/03/2026

Cutting away clothing and equipment to expose the patient and thier injuries:

In Wilderness First Aid try to only cut when necessary, we still have to keep them warm so think about that before shredding their puffy.

Use the right gear, keep trauma scissors in your kit and avoid using knives, Nivea make more holes, we don’t want more holes in our patient.

06/03/2026

06/03/2026

How do you know we are a San Diego company…

You might see some local spots while we are Getting The Fox Out There! We love here and getting out and enjoying our area is what helped spark the passion that is Kit Fox Outfitters.

We are a family owned shop who specializes in Wilderness First Aid, so please check us out for your first aid gear and Wilderness First Aid training, we appreciate it!

06/02/2026

Happy Birthday to our fearless CEO — the only guy who can start a staff meeting with survival tips and end it with a wilderness first aid lesson and a story about helping someone on the trail. 🏕️🎂

Thanks for leading the shop with knowledge, patience, and the kind of outdoor experience you can’t fake. Whether it’s choosing the right gear or knowing what to do when things go sideways in the backcountry, you always have everyone’s back.