Blow out kit pouches...

[Hawkeye]

I'm curious, what are you using for blow out kits pouches on your gear? I have been using a DBT Small GP pouch on one rig for a couple of years now. Its been working well, but I need to get a couple more for some other things.
Does anyone make one that has a velcro strip on the outside so that something like a Red Cross patch, NKA patch, or Blood type patches can be affixed?

[Batt 57]

El Dwiggo CIMP...


http://www.specopstech.com/store/com...idProduct=1540

[Don Robison]

I'm using TT medical pouches with a red "sharpie" cross drawn on them.

[CavReconScout]

I'm using an EMDOM B.O.M.B. Blow Out Medical Bag with a "Grobes" latex glove carrier on the front. It has velcro on the front for blood type, etc.

http://www21.serrahost.com/emdomusa/Detail.bok?no=14

[Dave L.]

On a side note, I like to keep my tourniquet separate from my blowout kit. The reason is I don't want be digging through my med kit while I'm spraying blood out of my femoral artery.
this is the Cellphone/GPS pouch from Kifaru, it is perfect for holding a tourniquet(on the front of your kit so the bulk of your blowout kit can be on the back or side).

http://www.kifaru.net/MG_extpkts.htm

Scroll down about half way on the page....

[MEANGREEN]

Does anyone make one that has a velcro strip on the outside so that something like a Red Cross patch, NKA patch, or Blood type patches can be affixed?

The ATS Brand Medical Pouches (small) has a velcro strip on top to attach the above mentioned patches...

[NCPatrolAR]

I use the HSGI "Bleeder" pouch on my gear.

[GIFFMANN]

ATS Med Pouch is the way to go, IMHO. Just picked one up and I am very impressed. The small is about the size of the Eagle med pouch, but the ATS incorporates a "breakaway" feature. Really a nice setup.

[eggroll]

EGL F.I.G.H.T bag and a red sharpie

[Dave L.]

This one is pretty nice, it tears away from the vest via a red nylon handle on top(not visible in the pic)...and has a space for your little red cross.

http://www.originalsoegear.com/tearifak.html