LIVANS Tactical MOLLE Medical Pouch, Rip-Away EMT First Aid Pouch IFAK Trauma Kit Everyday Carry Survival Bag Include Cross Patch

A lot more room inside i am using it for working in the woods with chainsaw so kitted it out accordingly, torniquent fits nicely on the outside for immediate use, although it can fit inside for rainy days.

Good attachable Molly pouch. A bit large for my EDC but will do for my vehicle IFAK. I was hoping it was a little smaller but the description is accurate so that’s my oversight. Delivery was fast and packaged well.

Great quality. Was what I needed to attach to a sling pack. Slightly larger than what I expected but it allows you to pack alittle more. Cover strap was alittle hard (maybe longer would be better) to close over a tourniquet but functional in the end.

Excelente calidad y materiales. Muy buena fabricación.

Excellent design and construction for your most critical trauma gear -- the items you need to access when every second counts.The pull rings on the straps help to quickly release the bag from Molle and Pals rigging once unsnapped. The red 'blowout' webbing strip is meant to jut out of the upper zipper, so you can pull the pouch open in one motion rather than fiddling with the zippers on both sides.The front pocket is perfectly sized for tourniquet and trauma shears. Inner space is good for an Israeli bandage/pressure bandage. The pockets hold gloves, compressed gauze, and chest seals (depending on the packaging size) -- all the items you need immediate access to.Very well thought-out. I'd also like to see a rip-away (Velcro) version, but this pouch could easily be adapted as well.

Size is bigger than most EDC-type but these seem sturdy and will work for a patrol or other hike or vehicle. I like that the Molle straps are retained - the metal snap is bigger than the plastic top buckle so no chance of losing a strap. IMO price is excellent for what you are getting. I fit 7.5" shears, CAT-TQ, Sharpie marker and LED penlight on the exterior. Inside is HyFin dble chest seals, Israeli T3 bandage, NAR packing gauze, 2Xpair rolled gloves, mylar blanket and small cake gel tube (for diabetic's emergency). I have put together over a dozen of these kits for a church security team I manage. After folks see them they ask me to get them one for their personal use. I'm not a fan of the red pull-to-open quick strap. It will wear on the zippers if used and leaves the very top of the kit open to intrusion, so I just stuff the strap inside and forget about it. I also suggest flash burning the zipper cords as the are slick and may un-tie. Just hit them with a lighter for a couple seconds to set the knots.