What is your plan if you get a puncture out in the wild? Anyone venturing in the backcountry on two wheels must have a plan to fix the ubiquitous breakdown known as "the flat!"
 
This is the most common issue you could face, but it's easy to prepare for it. Carrying a tube is a great idea, but they are heavy and cumbersome, and you could need more than one for your trip.
 
All you need is a backup to patch a hole in your tubes on the trail, at camp, or at your hotel. Thus, you can keep going with the assurance that you have a way to fix the issue more than once.
 
This convenient little case carries everything you'll need:
x7 assorted patches
x1 tube of vulcanization solution
x1 metal file to score the rubber
Instructions
 
If you need to refill an existing kit, check our:
Rubber Vulcanization Solution
Tube Patch Refill Kit
 
Are you interested in learning more about the process of fixing a tube? Learn more about it here: How to Patch a Tube Properly.