Maskpol TM-06 Rip-off First Aid Kit - Ranger Green

The first aid kit was carefully made. It is equipped with a spacious zipper, which makes it easier to close a full kit. The internal organization could be better, but all the necessary items fit without any trouble.

The first aid kit is solidly constructed. The large zipper makes it easy to close, even when it's completely stuffed. The interior could be better organized, but despite that, all the contents fit without any problem.

The first aid kit stands out with an interesting MAPA camouflage and solid, durable material. It is well made. The interior could be better organized, as the current layout significantly limits configuration options. All the elastic bands for the equipment are the same size, and there's no holder for scissors. Overall, it's a positive review, but a few elements need improvement. Nobody is perfect – there is always room for improvement.

The first aid kit surprises with its capacity and durability. I have been using it for over two years and nothing bad has happened to it. The panel can be attached both to a belt and a backpack. It would be nice if there was an option to buy an additional mounting panel.

The rip-away first aid kit is very well made. I have been using it on my tactical belt for a long time and I am very satisfied with it. It is spacious and durable. The MAPA camouflage looks much better in person than in the pictures. I recommend it with a clear conscience.

The first aid kit is really good. The compartments inside are arranged in a convenient way. A nice feature is the cover for the red cross symbol, which makes it easier to camouflage if needed.

The material, stitching, and camouflage are without reservations. However, I see two major and two minor downsides: no option for horizontal molle mounting and no molle loops for attaching a tourniquet, scissors, or a pouch for nitrile gloves. The elastic bands are only one size—more sizes would help organize things like tweezers or a mirror. Another drawback is the lack of a quick-release handle on the other side of the kit. I believe Velcro and a paracord loop, which is easier to grab with gloves, would be better than a buckle.

The first aid kit has many advantages, but also one serious downside. The downside is the not-so-well-thought-out mounting system – it's designed to fit a bit of everything, which personally doesn't suit me. The elastic bands for the equipment are all the same size, which doesn't seem very practical. On the plus side, it has a solid build, durable material, a clever way to hide the red cross with Velcro, a sturdy zipper, suitable dimensions, and capacity. The only good thing about the mounting system is the ability to attach it to a vest with Velcro.

It would be perfect if it was just a little bit bigger! Still, it's a great product!