CondorSingle M4/M16 Open Top Mag Pouch

I bought three different IFAK Trauma MOLLE/PALS Pouches. This Condor Rip-Away EMT Lite Pouch, Condor Rip-Away EMT Pouch (full size), and the Maxpedition FRP First Responder Pouch. This Condor Rip-Away EMT Light Pouch is literally exactly the right size to fit my trauma load out. With that said it is a tight fit and even if I wanted an extra roll of compressed gauze there's no way it would fit and it was important that I packed everything in a certain way to have it all go in. I could order an external PALS Tourniquet holder to attach to the side and make room for a few more things but then that defeats the purpose of an all in one pouch and puts the price point up there with the Maxpedition FRP. The pouch material appears and feels to be good quality, the stitching is good, the layout of the sections and elastic bands are good, and the zippers worked without any problem or strain even though the pouch is packed to it's max. One thing important to point out is the MOLLE/PALS webbing is implemented correctly unlike about 90% of the pouches on Amazon that claim to be MOLLE but really aren't because the spacing is all F'd up, but Condor got it right so it's not a generic run of the mill Chinese manufacturer pouch. Overall I'm extremely happy with this pouch which I can't say the same about the full size version as it's actually a little too big and I wasn't thrilled about the internal layout. The Maxpedition FRP would be my favorite as it has just a tad bit more room if I wanted to add a few more things and I like the layout just as much as this pouch but it doesn't have the rip-away feature which I was really looking for so this pouch actually takes first place. I'm going to be returning the full size pouch and ordering one more of the EMT Lite pouches. I'm also keeping the Maxpedition FRP pouch because it's also awesome and one of the pouches doesn't need to be rip-away. Contents: CAT Tourniquet Mini Sharpie marker ChitoGauze XR PRO NAR Emergency Trauma Dressing 6" NAR Hyfin Vent Chest Seal twin pack (2) Nasopharyngeal Airways (one 30 FR adult and one 24 FR child) (4) 4x4 gauze pads Emergency Blanket NAR Trauma shears (mounted externally)

This is the second one of these I bought. I use this for work, I teach Maritime Security and there's been a huge debate about where a Med pouch / Blowout kit / IFAK should be placed on the body. Long story short, due to the Condor Rip-Away system being available, it really doesn't matter at this point where this is placed on the body, AS LONG AS it it in an accessible place (if you are wearing it on the body) and are able to unclip the clip, and rip it off the velcro. We're currently trying to order a bunch of the regular sized pouches, that's how much we like this system. I wear mine on a leg drop panel along with a couple M4 rifle mag pouches. The Lite Rip-Away pouch is perfect for me, because I hate how big the regular IFAKs are. I pretty much fit everything in my Lite pouch that I used to have in my regular sized one. There's velcro on the outside, so you can put patches on the front. Here's what I could fit in mine, (if you don't know how to use this stuff, then don't use it unless you want to risk a lawsuit): - 2 Chest seals (had to fold a bit, but if you don't have the cheap ones, they'll still stick just fine) - 1 TCCC card w/ rubber band attached - 1 NAR 6" ETD (Emergency Trauma Dressing) - 1 CAT (Combat Application Tourniquet) - 1 Sharpie - 1 Roll of Combat Tape (Duck / Duct Tape about 1.5" wide, Roll is about 3/4 to 1" in Diameter - 1 NAR Decompression Needle for TPX (14 ga x 3.25") - 1 NPA w/ Lubricating Jelly (Nasopharyngeal Airway, Size 28) - 1 QuikClot Infused Combat Gauze XL (Z-Folded Hemostatic Dressing) - 2 H & H Compressed Gauze ("Sterile Crinkle Cotton Fluff Bandage Rolls" 4.5" x 4.1 yards stretched) - 1 NAR Trauma Sheers (They fit in the MOLLE on the side, outside of this) Bottom Line - I can fit a ton of medical supplies in here. Two of the guys I work with are TCCC Instructor qualified through the Marines, and they rave about these too. Really great design, and sturdy also. Just as you would expect from Condor. Pics are soon to follow. Hope this helps! -CL

Good quality compact pouch. For the size of this IFAK pouch, you can fit the essentials: 4 inch Israeli bandage, 2 chest seals, hemostatic gauze, BleedStop packet, surgical tape, 2 pair nitride gloves, other gauze, 2 light sticks, burn gel packet, alchol pads, etc. Also include medical/small flashlight on molle straps on exterior of pouch. Pouch does not fit CAT tourniquet. Placed 5.8" trauma shears and CAT tourniquet in separate pouch. Pouch does not come with Med Cross or any other patches. Would highly recommend!

These things are just great. They are the perfect size and dimensions for most of the packaged items you would put in a trauma kit. Its on the larger size of an IFAK that you would wear on a carrier, but it does work. The following items all fit in comfortably without folding or bending them and still have some room to spare: CAT tourniquet, Celox gauze, NAR compact chest seals, NPA tube, 3”x3’ kerlix roll, decompression needle, gloves, forceps, sharpie, pen light, and you can tuck a pair of shears into the side molle loops or behind the Velcro panel. The craftsmanship is definitely good enough and isn’t going to fall apart on you. It’s just a very well thought out product that is a fantastic value. If I had the money I would get 10 of those and outfit them all with items listed above and give them to family and friends and have one close anywhere I go.

Lots of people completely write off condor as being cheap airsoft tier, no good for actual use. Some are. This pouch isn’t. It’s quality, well stitched, and very durable. It gets tossed around regularly into the back of my truck, and hangs sideways filled with stuff when not in use. I had a maxpedition med pouch that cost almost 3x this that felt bulletproof, but their attachment method is utter garbage. I love how this pouch has built in MOLLE straps. I use this as a basic trauma IFAK on my soft gun case with MOLLE and it mounts very tightly to it.. I picked this pouch because I really like having the ability to unclip a buckle and then rip the pouch away, especially since it’s strapped to my case. It seems to hold just slightly less than the maxpedition pouch; that, or I just didn’t put things in the most efficient spaces. I have ample room for an Israeli bandage, a quick clot bandage, several assorted pads and wraps, a small thing of duct tape, 2x pairs of nitrile gloves, a sharpie, and a couple other things. Maybe another brand is built tougher, but for what 99% of people are using this for, it will work and it will work well.

For the price, this is unbeatable. Double stitched, decent count fabric, perfect storage size. People complaining that it's "too small" don't know what they're doing or are using this for the wrong thing. This product is great to shove into your day bag or put on your plates/chest rig. This is not a "boo boo" kit bag so don't treat it like one. Pros: *Decently made *Good color selection *Velcro front panel *Rip away *Good velcro *Perfect size *Interior loops for holding pens/needles etc Cons/nitpicks: *Could use elastic bands on the sides where there's currently molle *Could use elastic bands on the bottom for extra storage *Could use a small interior pocket specifically for gloves My Kit Contains the following: 1. Duct tape wrapped around half a plastic card 2. Black Nitrile gloves ranger rolled 3. Quikclot Gauze 4. Israeli bandage (could subtitute an ace wrap) 5. Walgreen's surgical dressings 6. Amazon Tourniquet (they work great) 7. Hemostat 8. Sharpie 9. Tension Pneumothorax needle 10. EMT scissors 11. Surgilube for NPA 12. Nasopharyngeal airway 13. Pill holder with my own "combat pill pack" * 1000mg tyelonol 3 *.1mg Vitamin K *500mg Clindamycin *1000mg Naproxen 14. shell casing with electrical tape wrapped around it 15. Alcohol prep pads 16. Electrolyte tablets It fits all this quite well. If you need more than that, you have a problem other than this bag,

This Admin pouch is a great piece of gear. Especially when it is used on a Plate Carrier such as the Condor MOPC. Because they are both Condor their color matchs perfectly. With this molle Admin Pouch you gain: A good size flashlight or pepper spray holder. A Velcro patch area large enough for 2 "flag" size patches and then some. A thin open top pocket that has room for a folding knife and has loops to hold things like pens or sharpies. A zippered compartment that is good for small maps, small notebooks etc. The stitching and materials are all top notch. I added a small keychain led flashlight to the zipper pull to help see in the pouch and also to illuminate myself at night if need be. You could also molle weave this onto the back of a molle backpack or other piece of molle gear if you don't have a plate carrier. But plate carriers are really what these are designed for. If you found anything helpful in this review, I would appreciate you taking the time to click so below! Thanks!

Solid

Well thought out internals and really appreciate the rip-away feature. The lite version allows me to easily carry a reasonable assortment of medical equipment to tackle major hemorrhages and represents the right tradeoff between size and portability for my needs. Elastic straps and an elastic pocket help organize the internals and keep things neat while the pouch attaches via included MOLLE/PALS webbing to compatible equipment. Joining straps are included. The slate(grey) version I purchased is noticeably darker than some of the grey peripherals and pouches I own, so consider this if color coordinating your gear is important. Build quality is adequate, but could benefit from being more refined particularly with regards to the stitching. The only drawback I have noticed is that the quick release buckle obscures patches installed centrally on the hook and loop ID Panel so these will need to be offset. I have added some quality of life improvements to my pouch such as marking the grab handle with red hook and loop strapping to identify it as a pull-tab, and installing positive grip zipper pulls to allow for easy opening, particularly when wearing gloves. Overall this is a solid, well proportioned first aid pouch. The included rip-away functionality really sets it above its competition. 5/5.

Produit utilisé en OPEX très pratique

Tough material, good zippers. Good Velcro

Tasca medica ben concepita. Marca Condor made in China (come chiaramente indicato nell'etichetta interna) . La tasca si apre mediante una robusta cerniera a due cursori. La tasca è costituita da una base con attacchi MOLLE da fissare sui pals di zaini o borse. La base ha un'ampia superficie con velcro e su questa base aderisce la tasca vera e propria dotata di manico superiore per poterla rimuovere strappandola velocemente e trasportandola , con il suo contenuto medico, dove serve. La tasca è assicurata alla base anche da una cinghia regolabile e chiudibile con un clip. Esternamente presenta un velcro dove far aderire patch identificativi e due file di pals. Internamente è presente un divisorio e quattro loop negli angoli. Sono ben cucite generose fasce elastiche a doppio strato, una sopra l'altra, su entrambe le facce interne utili per reggere flaconcini e/o garze etc. A differenza della tasca medica della Tasmanian tiger non ha la possibilità di essere avvolta da una copertina impermeabile nascosta in una tasca apposita. Il valore aggiunto della Condor però è la possibilità di essere istantaneamente separata dal suo supporto cosa impossibile in altre tasche.

Perfect size for battle belt