WYNEX Tactical First Aid Drop Dump Pouch, Medical Trauma Roll Up Drop Pouch EMT IFAK Sub Abdominal Carrying Bag with Hook-N-Loop for Chest Rig Vest

This makes life ALOT easier. Instead of the traditional bulky IFAK getting in the way this one tucks in nicely under the back plate area and is easily accessible from both sides. It is a touch smaller than a traditional IFAK but you can cram all essentials in here and have a few free floating TQs on your kit for easy access.

I work in LE and have been using this for about a year now. Prior to this I was using the coyote tactical burrito med kit. After about four years it was really killing my back. I switched to this because I didn’t wanna pay for the roll 1. So far it’s been great. It’s held up very nicely and holds everything I need to. I work graveyards so the color fading is not an issue and I cannot speak on that. But so far I have loved this and it has definitely relieved the stress from my lower back.

A bit smaller than the Roll 1, but 1/4 the price. As you can see in the picture it came with a patch to signify its medical equipment, which isnt in the product description or image.

Bought this for my Marine son. He loved it.

Nice, love it

Bad ass

This product while nice in appearance does not meet the standard of functionality or storage ability for what you are paying. Velcro inside won’t hold it shut when filled even with smaller medical supplies as there’s not a lot of give in the inner material, you can’t even have an H-bandage or a chest seal without this thing failing to close. I’d say it can hold maybe ONE TQ and some quik clot if you don’t have them next to eachother. Those little bungie chords on the outside aren’t too great at keeping the outer sleeve shut either. If you are a Marine or Soldier I highly advise against cheaping out, just go get a roll one from FC. I understand that the rolls are for smaller supplementary items but wow this thing is not good at holding even that.

I have it attached to my issued Safariland Oregon City vest. There's just enough length on the velcro flap to hang off of the velcro opening used to remove the panel at the bottom rear of the vest. I used a strip of blank loop velcro to cover up the excess hook velcro and prevent excess wear to the surrounding fabric.The quality seems fine for the price. I have it packed with a pair of chest seals, 4" ETD, and wound packing gauze. There's still plenty of room to spare and I could relocate one of my tourniquets to this pouch if I wanted to.With the amount of supplies I have packed in it, it fits nicely in my lumbar curve without getting too obtrusive while sitting in the car. Finding the right tension for the bungee cinches on either side takes a little of experimentation. This is a great way to carry supplies on you without adding further clutter to your belt or the front of your vest.