Immediate Access for Critical Care The Active Shooter Response Pouch (IFAK) is designed for the high-stress reality of "care under fire." Unlike standard medical pouches that require digging, this pouch opens fully like a book, presenting all life-saving tools immediately to the responder. It is the preferred platform for building individual bleeding control kits for law enforcement and school safety officers.
Key Features
- Book-Style Deployment: Full clamshell opening allows for instant visual identification and retrieval of tourniquets, hemostatic gauze, and chest seals.
- Customizable Interiors: Available with internal mesh pockets for visibility, elastic loops for securing loose items, or an open layout to fit vacuum-sealed kits.
- Versatile Mounting: Features standard MOLLE webbing for vest attachment, with an optional "MOLLE Clip" version for direct belt mounting.
- Rugged Durability: Constructed from heavy-duty denier polyester with self-repairing #4.5 YKK zippers to withstand field abuse.
Why It Matters In active shooter or mass casualty incidents, seconds saved equals lives saved. A pouch that snags or hides equipment delays treatment. This unit minimizes "time to treatment" by offering a streamlined, organized, and reliable platform that integrates seamlessly into existing tactical loadouts.
How to Use
- Mount: Attach to your plate carrier via MOLLE or slide onto a duty belt using the clip option.
- Stock: Load with a vacuum-sealed bleeding control kit or organize individual supplies into the elastic/mesh loops.
- Deploy: In an emergency, unzip the pouch fully to lay it flat.
- Treat: Access your tourniquet or pressure dressing without removing the pouch from your kit.
Technical Overview Designed and manufactured in the USA, this pouch meets strict Berry Amendment compliance standards. Its compact 97-cubic-inch volume is optimized to hold a standard Intermediate Level Bleeding Control Kit without adding unnecessary bulk to the operator.
Compliance & Origin
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Berry Amendment Compliant: 100% Made in the USA.