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This was a genuine surprise. The amount it fits in is amazing, the elasticated pockets can fit loads and it still closes easily and fits in cargo pockets with ease. I like the material, feels sturdy and well put together.
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The Helikon-Tex Flat Med Pouch is a basic first aid kit container for everyday use.
The main idea for this product was to depart from the typical form of a first aid kit in favor of a more low-profile look. The absence of reflective elements, bright colors, or camouflage allows you to carry first aid measures without attention.
A discreet Velcro fastener and two rectangular pockets will stably hold plasters, dressings, gloves, etc. takes up a little space.
The Flat Med Pouch is made of Cordura 500D and Nylon 210. Thanks to this combination of materials and small size, it is very light and durable.
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Add to BasketThis was a genuine surprise. The amount it fits in is amazing, the elasticated pockets can fit loads and it still closes easily and fits in cargo pockets with ease. I like the material, feels sturdy and well put together.
First class item. It fits a Swat-T tourniquet, packing gauze, gloves and CPR face shield with ease and fits in the rear pocket of a pair of jeans, or a cargo pocket or jacket. It’s an easy way to carry a few trauma items discreetly.
Yes, this item is legal to own in the United Kingdom.
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Yes, this item is legal to own in the United Kingdom.
We base this opinion on our interpretation of UK Knife Law (see our blog). Be aware that there are different rules for owning and carrying knives in public in the UK. Read about the difference here.
