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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ค. 2024
- This tear-away IFAK/Trauma kit from Relyant is a game-changer for modern shooters. You should carry medical with you when you are shooting or if you are carrying a weapon. But most medical kits mounted on the rear of a war belt do not allow for you to be able to put the kit back once you have used something from the kit. This is fine if you are simply using the kit as an IFAK in case you yourself have serious wounds. You pull the kit, self-apply or have a buddy provide aid and then begin evac. But if you are loading this kit as a trauma kit to treat others, then you may need to treat the casualty and then return the kit to the rear of the belt quickly. The combination of velcro backing and the magnetic Fidlock buckle make putting this kit back on your belt a breeze.
The inside of this kit is laid out well so you can store Massive Hemorrhage supplies on one side and Airway/Respiration supplies on the other. This layout makes it easy to find what you are looking for as you work your way through the MARCH algorithm. The base panel for this kit also has two tourniquet holders which not only allows you to carry 2 tourniquets but allows you to face one each way so you can grab a tourniquet with either hand. The CAT and SOF tourniquets fit in either tourniquet holder but the large loop on the bottom allows you to be able to carry to increasingly popular SAM tourniquet without it getting hung up on the large buckle when trying to deploy it.
This medical pouch has had a lot of thought put into the design along with field testing in different professions to make a robust and versatile trauma kit for the tactical environment. Give this kit a shot. You won’t be disappointed.
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Now is the time to start preparing. Waiting until disaster strikes or someone is injured to buy a trauma kit is not a good plan.
Feel free to contact us if you have questions regarding this pouch or any of our trauma kits.
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This is a cool idea! This is huge for training. When I got my first IFAC we never used it during training. It was too much to put back together and reattach everything. This makes it easy.
Absolutely! Training with your gear is key to building muscle memory so you can perform under stress. If you’re too worried about having to repack you’re gear to actually train with it then you are doing yourself a disservice. You perform like you train. So train hard!
Just purchased. Let's go!
I regret that it took me until now to find your channel. I like what you're doing here.
Also... I subbed right away when I saw that you display the proper wearing of a baseball cap. Excellent
Thanks. Glad you found us.
Ah yes, the baseball hat dilemma lol
Nice idea, and nice review!
Thank you!
This pouch is fantastic! I can't pick my favorite thing about it. Maybe the buckle? The loops inside? I can't decide. I love the way you have it set up and that it can be ordered already stocked that way!
I love the ease of operation of the buckle!
Keep in mind the stocked kit is slightly different than everything I have shown here. We tried to make the stocked kit a bit more budget friendly so we eliminated the second QuickClot. We also don’t currently sell decompression needles so those have been omitted as well. But it’s very similar. 👍🏼
Hopefully the future attachment options will facilitate putting it on a headrest in your vehicle. Running this on your battlebelt in the back doesn't easily allow for shooting from your back if needed due to its size.
Yes, there will be several other mounting options like a headrest mount.
This kit can also be packed light and then cinched down with the strap to make it thinner if needed.
@@Joey-ne1zi While I agree with you, I currently use a vanquest fatpack. This would probably be better on your back than the vanquest but I would be concerned about the buckle if you're rolling around on it.
@@TheWholeShot I wouldn't be concerned about the buckle as far as strength or stability goes. It really won't come apart unless the tab is pulled, which leverages the two magnets apart. I cannot force the buckle to detach via any other means -- and I've tried tugging, twisting, and forcing the two halves apart. It's extremely sturdy.
That's a great idea - best implementation I have seen. Any idea if there will be an FDE version?
Maybe eventually but not in the near future. Right now it’s just black, green and multicam.
We're working on original multicam, red, and probably coyote or tan499. Should be available in the next few months!
@@relyant1169 Well, guess its closer than I realized!
@@relyant1169 That's awesome! I currently have vanquest fatpacks in both red and tan. I would replace them both.
Only wish it came in more than black and green
It may in the future. What color options would you like to see?