WYNEX First Aid EMT Bags, Tactical IFAK Medical Molle Pouch Military Utility Med Emergency EDC Pouches Outdoor Survival Kit Suit for Tactical Waist Belt Pack 1000 Nylon

This medical kit pouch is designed for quick opening, securing contents well, and taking up surprisingly little space. MOLLE attachment works quite well. With the right tourniquet holder, you can attach a tourniquet to the exterior of the pouch for immediate access. It's the most useful MOLLE-attached or hand-held design I've encountered for a bleeding trauma kit. I have two of them.

This thing fits 2 full size energy drinks with ease (there is also a small chocolate bar there inside), it is packed nicely, but I lock it on top with some stuff so it doesn't open from there and only from the side zippers.It has an elastic cord inside to fit your stuff.

I wanted to put my ifak kit into something smaller but this was a little to small for the ifaks that i got, so i'll end up using it as a boo boo kit! I think you could put a sling, quick clot and a few bandages in it, with some scissors and antibiotics packs, pain pills in smalls containers, like a lipstick one. I think if it was a little bigger and had a quick pull off velcro for it, and a few zipper pockets to keep everything together, it would be perfect FYI. Great product, fast shipment and A+ seller! Thank will buy from again!

Bag seems very well made, price was great. Down sized my primary med kit slightly for this and it seems awesome, small profile for what you can fit inside. I also like the way it opens, very easy and efficient.What I was able to fit in mine: tourniquet, pressure dressing, emergency thermal blanket, moleskin, band aids, rubber gloves, flexible adhesive wrap, 3 rolls of gauze, Benchmade safety cutter/ rescue hook, small pill bottle (Tylenol, naproxen, loperamide) lip balm, lighter. I keep mine in my car and usually bring it with me when I do any backcountry hunting/camping/hiking.Can probably add some stuff or take some stuff out that I have but regardless I’d say you can fit everything you require for basic first aid.Will probably be buying another one if not more to have in each of the families vehicles.Last few pictures are in relation to a 32oz rtic tumbler.

This bag holds the following perfectly, 5" emt scissors, 6" Israeli bandage, sharpie, x2 rolls 3" gauze, x2 5*9 trauma pads, Celox Z-fold Hemostatic gauze, x2 Hyfin Chest Seals, x2 pair gloves. I put a molle tourniquet holder on the side of the bag. Perfect range kit and the easy open works really well. If some Chud or right wing gun nut gets stupid with gun safety, I am prepared to save human life, even if it is one of those types. I guess. Anyways safety is number one and we should all do our best to help educate all those new gun owners we been seeing recently. Remember the four rules y'all!!!A As if loaded (treat all firearms as if they are loaded)C Control your muzzle (only point the firearm at things you are willing to destroy)A Away from trigger (keep that finger off until you have acquired a target)B Beyond your target (Be aware of where your bullet may travel when its past your target)

BLUF: Design is good, quality is so-soDesign: This replaced another IFAK that was too cramped for sheers, tourniquet, Israeli bandage, boo boo kit, gloves, cpr mask, quick clot, etc.Everything fit with room to spare and I like the way it pulls apart easily. I’ve had to deploy a tourniquet on someone before so ease of access is important!Quality: I’m a buy once, cry once kinda guy, but on this case I had spent a portion of my life savings on a Goruck pack and Greyman Tactical molle panel, so I wanted to ease the pain with a budget pouch (it’s what’s inside that counts, right?) Got it yesterday, packed it up, and went to thread the molle today and one of the straps pulled right off. I wouldn’t depend on this mounted outside something. I had some extra malice clips so I just ran with that.I’ll continue to use this pouch because design-wise it works well. I wasn’t expecting the same quality of some of the higher priced name-brand pouches of the same design, I was just disappointed it happened so fast.

Really nice addition for my backpack. Works as intended.Get one.

This is an excellent pouch overall. It holds a ton and is easy to open and close. My only complaint is that the zippers are just a little bit too loose and will slide down occasionally. But that isn't too big of a deal because the velcro holds it where it should be. In there I have a CAT gen 7, 5x7 combine pad, two quick clot bandages, chest seal, Israeli bandage and shears. And honestly I could probably put more in. Its large. I'm 6'4" 260lbs so I have lots of real estate on my vest so it fits. If you are smaller, this would be best to add to a bag.