I've been meaning to write a few words about the Agileite pharmacy holster from Tuchka Naryaznia for a long time. Well, the product has been with me for some time, survived training, and now it's possible to file a complaint. I've never held in my hands an original pouch from the Agelite company, so I can't compare them, but from the first inspection (they are received, as you know, in clothes) it was already possible to say that the materials chosen were of very high quality. When I dealt with dozens of companies and hundreds of equipment, it was quite simple to distinguish between a quality product and one that is sticky to the touch. There is no doubt that we have a quality product here! Let's look inside. Specifically what goes into my pouch: Carousel Scissors Two Patches Blocks Needle Decompression 6 inch Bandage Tampona Rescue Blanket Gloves *Doctor Healer Medicine The basic need is completely covered. Both nefopams did not fit, but the problem was the rather large case (former case for an IR beacon).
Overall, the capacity is more than enough for individual use in the second tier. Both the pharmacy itself and the tourniquet can be removed from the outer bag with some effort, but without difficulty. The movement is tight enough not to accidentally lose the product and at the same time remove it conveniently for use. Also included with the holster is a platform that allows you to secure the holster in a vertical position, allowing you to place it at your discretion absolutely anywhere (at 6 o'clock on a war belt, on a holster, on a bundle). What is the important feature When packing the first aid kit inside the case, be sure to route the stretch straps to where the velcro closure tabs narrow. This technological solution makes it much easier to remove the holster without sacrificing the reliability of its fixation. If you place the holster upside down, it may be difficult to remove.