Condor Rip-Away EMT Pouch Tactical Reviews, Deals, Problems and Guides

Hands down the best bang for the buck if your looking for a multi-versatile pouch with sufficient space and good organization in a minimalist design. This pouch can accommodate the basic items you would need to cover the M.A.R.C.H. acronym. Light weight, easy to grab and go and can be carried in different configurations in your vehicle or on your person that will allow quick and easy access. I wouldn't call this pouch's material heavy duty and while I do utilize this for work and other training applications, for daily deployment and multi-personnel applications there are larger carry bags for that; but, for an individual this will be more than sufficient to cover the basics and then some. I can confidently recommend this product.

Bought this pouch for my pack, to replace my old med kit. First off, i was impressed with the way the pouch was made and how many dividers it had in it to keep all your stuff organized. Secondly I liked the size of the pouch, I had a pretty good sized pouch before but this was bigger and with the organization I can put even more med supplies in it. The icing on the cake was with the rip away part of the pouch. If your like me your always looking for a way to get more out of your gear. So instead of taking up room inside the pack, you can utilize the outside of the pack. I was a little Leary of the pouch at first, I was afraid it would fall off your pack. When I got it that was the first thing I tested out, and I was impressed with the amount of force it took to separate it from my pack. It was just enough force to separate the pouch from the pack but not having to strain to rip it away. Overall condor produced a rock solid EMT pouch that will not disappoint.

We donate ifak bags to police officers and this rip away design is going to be perfect for them. Some of these officers have attached other pouch design to the cage in their patrol cars. But now, they don’t have to unbuckle anything. They just reach in, grap the handle and rip the pouch away from the Velcro mount attached to the cage. Very sturdy and more storage space than previous designs. Red is a must, for easily locating first aid.

I've been looking for an EMT pouch for my active shooter vest. This is better then the high end 5.11 pouch or HSGI pouch. I'm sure most companies out there wish they would have thought of this concept.

Short and sweet, this is a damn good pouch for an IFAK/AFAK or whatever. It’s bigger than what I expected, but that’s fine because I tend to “over pack” my IFAK/AFAK’s anyways. Only problem is that the strap that wraps around as an added form of retention won’t stay taught so I threw some matte OD green duct tape around it after I cinched it down and now it’s perfect.

Great med pouch. It's a little tight with everything in there but I left most of my supplies in the packaging which you traditionally dont do but I'm also not in an active war zone. But it gets the job done and I like the fact that it tears away...makes for easy access or throwing it to a buddy in need.

I bought two for my body armor. I’m a Combat Medic, and having aid equipment on you is a must. This makes it easy to “rip off” and treat out off. It’s a bit too deep, which is the 4.5 stars, which makes it hard to sit in a tight HMMWV. Fits a 500ml bag and other items you want with some extra room.

Excellent design and fits everything I need for remote mountain biking. Built my kit based on NOLS training, and used it last weekend in mountains above Kernville. Another rider with wilderness first responder training was impressed with this pouch. Used on the back of a 22L (1350 cu in) pack.

I carry this little guy around everywhere, cycling, camping, events. its small enough to be mobile and large enough for my 1st aid which includes an israelli bandage, tournequit, band aids, gauze, and gloves.
I have the larger one as well which is too large to be mobile

Great as an IFAK (individual first aid kit) which is what I'm using it for. The Velcro is extremely sticky so it won't move around and the clip is there as insurance so it stays connected should the Velcro fail. I keep it right on my battle belt