Woodland-colored tactical first aid kit crafted from high-strength, abrasion-resistant 600D polyester. Designed for field operations, camping, tactical exercises, and daily use as part of backpack or vehicle gear.
A large compartment equipped with 6 pockets, a divider, and elastic loops is integrated into the first aid kit to facilitate organized storage of supplies. Such a setup ensures items remain securely in place when the kit is opened. An internal strap with a composite ring allows for convenient attachment of essentials like keys or a whistle.
Equipped with a dual-direction zipper featuring large straps, the main closure can be easily operated while wearing gloves. The zipper design permits the pouch to be fully opened for rapid access to stored items.
A velcro panel (hook) is positioned on the front, enabling secure attachment of various patches or emblems, including national flags, unit badges, or Morale Patches.
A MOLLE strap panel is featured on the front of the pouch, ideal for securing accessories or attaching items such as a flashlight or tactical pen. The back of the first aid kit is equipped with three rows of mounting straps compatible with the MOLLE/PALS system, providing options for affixing it to a belt, vest, or backpack.
Set contains two emblems featuring the medical cross.
First aid kit comes without internal equipment.
Woodland, commonly referred to as U.S. Woodland or M81, is an iconic camouflage pattern that was introduced to the US Armed Forces in the early 1980s, taking inspiration from the earlier ERDL camouflage. Serving as the primary camouflage for the US military for more than twenty years, its use persisted until the late 2000s. Distinguished by its large, uneven areas in hues of green, brown, beige, and black, the pattern excels in blending effectively and distorting outlines, particularly in forested environments. Owing to its proven performance and worldwide recognition, numerous adaptations of this pattern have been developed, now featured in over 60 military uniforms across the globe. The influence of this pattern extends beyond military use, making a significant mark on popular culture and becoming a staple in everyday fashion.
