The first aid pouch is very solidly made, from durable material and with clear attention to detail. It does not look like a cheap product, and the stitching and attachments give the impression of being strong and resilient. Thanks to its compact size, it sits well on a tactical belt and does not restrict movement. Its well-thought-out design deserves high praise, as it allows quick and convenient access to the contents when needed. It is a practical, well-organized solution that does not take up too much space. I believe it will perform very well at the shooting range, during tactical training, and in the field. I recommend it to anyone looking for a small, functional medical pouch for a belt.
Horizontal tray designed to store and carry the Individual First Aid Kit (IFAK). It is made of abrasion- and tear-resistant 500D impregnated Cordura and closes with a two-way AquaGuard waterproof zipper from YKK .
Extractable from the base with MIL-SPEC straps, the internal organizer provides quick and easy access to the contents, while elastic straps allow for proper organization. Compatibility with the MOLLE/PALS mounting system allows the tray to be attached to a tactical belt, vest, backpack or other pieces of equipment.
Velcro(velcro) panel allows you to attach any emblems, such as the national flag, the emblem of the unit or the so-called Morale Patches. The medical cross pattern cut into the panel is equipped with an extendable element that allows you to change the color to red or black .
Specifications
Color: Ranger Green
Material: 500D Cordura
Dimensions of the tray: 195 x 125 x 50 mm
Dimensions of the medical insert: 195 x 120 x 35 mm
Weight: 200 g
Manufacturer: M-Tac, Ukraine
MILITARY is the official distributor of M-Tac.
M-Tac is a Ukrainian brand founded in 2005 in Kyiv, which began its business by producing airsoft accessories. In response to dynamic changes in the country, the company quickly expanded its range to include tactical clothing and equipment. M-Tac products are designed for use in the most demanding conditions — they have been tested, among others, in the Arctic, on battlefields, and during extreme survival expeditions. High-grade materials from renowned suppliers such as Polartec®, MultiCam Pattern®, and Cordura® are used in the production process. The brand enjoys strong recognition among Ukrainian uniformed services and outdoor enthusiasts around the world.
| Weight | 200 g |
|---|---|
| Color/camouflage | Green hue |
| Main compartments fastening | Zipper |
| Molle/pals compatible | Yes |
| Internal organizer | Yes |
| Main color | Ranger Green |
| Dimensions | 195 x 125 x 50 mm |
| EAN | 5903886815650 |
| Manufacturer code | 10163023 |
| Brand | M-Tac |
| Main material | 500D Cordura |
| EAN |
Reviews with photos
Review summary
Number of reviews: 19
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I definitely recommend this medical pouch – while there are cheaper options, this one works great, is small and very handy, ideal for a shooter to carry on the waist around the lower back. I only had to make minor changes: I removed the Velcro from the back, which made it difficult to quickly pull the IFAK out from any side. With the original Velcro, it's much harder to take out the kit quickly – it's easier to tear your pants than to get it out, especially since the elastic bands holding the pouch are strong enough and you don't need extra Velcro fastening. I managed to fit inside a hemostatic, compressed gauze, nasopharyngeal airway, lubricant, Israeli bandage, occlusive dressing with valve, decompression needle, and marker. There would probably be room for some blister plasters as well, but I didn't add those anymore.
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I'm wondering where all these good reviews about this first aid kit come from. The materials are okay, although the 500d Cordura doesn't impress me. Unfortunately, the way the elements are arranged inside the kit reduces its functionality. It's supposed to be compact, which is true, but because of poorly sewn rubber bands—of which there are several—you can only really use two, as the rest are too small to put anything in and just take up space that could be better used, for example for extra dressings. At this price, I found the old first aid kits from Miwo more practical, and they were also made in Poland.
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The product is well made, and the material used seems durable. It easily fits a large personal dressing. The order was processed efficiently and without any problems, I definitely recommend it.
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The IFAK works very well, but after inserting an Israeli bandage, there is little space left for additional items. It is worth removing the small hook-and-loop fastener inside the sleeve, which prevents side removal—in my opinion, it's unnecessary because retention keeps the kit in place anyway, and removing it with the fastener attached is very difficult.
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After properly arranging the contents, I managed to fit: a 4" Israeli bandage, two vented dressings, kaolin gauze, a small self-adhesive bandage, and a few small items. The MOLLE mounting system works very well, and removing the pouch is easy from both the left and right sides – the well-designed handles on both sides help a lot. Two straps inside allow for quick zipper opening. I recommend it!
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Very good, durable, and spacious first aid kit. I was able to fit everything I wanted to have with me – both at the shooting range and during trips to the forest or mountains. Well-made from durable material, the zippers work without any problems. I definitely recommend it.
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Thoughtful design with a functional interior and durable materials. It provides quick access during emergency situations and the right amount of space for basic medical supplies. Perfect for field use and for everyday carry in a compact form without losing the convenience of organization.
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It looks attractive and is well made, but the zipper is very hard to move – maybe because it has to be waterproof, but in a first aid kit, access should be immediate. Besides that, its capacity is too small; I couldn't fit even the most basic shooting range kit.
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The first aid kit is solidly made, although the interior layout could be better thought out. After minor modifications (removing stitching from the elastic bands), it fits the necessary equipment. I managed to fit a hemostatic dressing, a 15cm Israeli bandage, 2 vented dressings, two small bandages, two nasopharyngeal tubes, gauze, a decompression needle, 2 pairs of gloves, and 3 small sterile compresses. The kit is stable on the belt, and access to it is trouble-free.
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The IFAK is very solid, the outer part resistant to abrasion. The inside (the kit) is not fully thought out—the elastic holders could be arranged differently, and instead of two small compartments, one wider one would be better. This means you have to compromise with the equipment, but overall it looks good. I would consider buying a larger version.
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Great first aid kit, made of good material, fits very well on the belt. I think it could cost a little less. I consider the purchase to be very successful, and I hope it will last a long time.
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A solid pouch made from excellent material. You can fit everything you might need during activities in it. It sits well on a belt. It performs very well in everyday use. Definitely recommend!
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Small, handy, and fits well. Very well made. There's enough space for basic equipment, but it might be difficult to fit larger dressings.
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In my opinion, this kit is perfect and the best available on the market, even compared to products from top brands specializing in tactical gear.
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