I bought this with the intention of keeping it in the chest pocket of my Helikon. I really like the classic military color, and I can’t wait to equip it with medical supplies. I also appreciate its dimensions, because they help keep it compact.
Compact First Aid Kit crafted from robust 500D Cordura fabric. Designed to carry essential items like gloves, ICE card, resuscitation mask, adhesive bandages and dressings, saline solution, and small rescue shears.
Features
- Folding, wallet-style configuration
- Reflective paramedic cross emblem
- Transparent slot for ICE card or procedure cards
- Hardwearing handle with rubber coating
- Compartments and straps for organizing core medical essentials, including rescue shears
- Dimensions compatible with most standard cargo pockets in pants and jackets
Kit supplied empty, without medical contents
Technical data
Material: 100% 500D Cordura
Color: Black
Dimensions: 150 x 115 x 40 mm
Weight: 76 g
Manufacturer: Helikon-Tex, Poland
Militaria.pl is the official distributor of Helikon-Tex.
Helikon-Tex is a Polish company founded in 1983, specializing in the production of tactical, military, and outdoor clothing. It offers a wide range of products such as clothing, backpacks, bags, and tactical accessories, which have earned recognition among both uniformed services and outdoor enthusiasts. Its range includes standout lines such as: Bushcraft - dedicated to survival enthusiasts, Law Enforcement - designed for uniformed services, and Range - created for shooters. Helikon-Tex uses modern camouflage patterns such as MultiCam, ATACS, and PenCott, ensuring adaptation to different terrain conditions.
| Weight | 76 g |
|---|---|
| Color/camouflage | Black |
| Main compartments fastening | Zipper |
| Internal organizer | Yes |
| Main color | Black |
| Dimensions | 150 x 115 x 40 mm |
| Transport handle | Yes |
| EAN | 5908218719712 |
| Manufacturer code | MO-M04-CD-01 |
| Brand | Helikon-Tex |
| Main material | 100% 500D Cordura |
| EAN |
Reviews with photos
Review summary
Users highly appreciate the Helikon Pocket Med Insert for its functional design, compact size, and surprising capacity, which enables easy storage of essential medical supplies and medications. Customers value its quality craftsmanship, durable materials like Cordura, and practical internal solutions such as pockets and elastics for organized storage. The kit fits comfortably in cargo pants, a small backpack, or a bag, making it an ideal everyday EDC item. Its simple form offers quick access to contents in emergencies or daily situations, and the small size does not burden the user. Some users mention minor issues with stitching or attachment options, but the vast majority praise its practicality and reliability. The product is widely recommended for work, trips, and daily urban or outdoor use.
Number of reviews: 57
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Compact first aid kit, ideal for a one-day trip or similar occasions. It is very solidly made, and thanks to the hook-and-loop insert it can be easily attached to various pieces of equipment.
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I think it's a great option for everyday use to be able to help yourself and others 😄 A nice solution is that Sanrenmu knife to complement the first aid kit 😄 small but wild, it has a light source and a knife, as well as a seatbelt cutter in this great size 😄 There's a place for scissors and gloves in the outer pockets—awesome, plus a lot of space inside for additional first reaction equipment 😄 later you go with bigger gear in another kit 😄 I recommend buying it 😄 because it's worth it 😄
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A first aid kit should be included, but hopefully it won't be needed. You can put it in your pocket, but you can also display it a bit more. The capacity of the first aid kit is sufficient for what is usually needed.
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Flat first aid kit, worn daily in a pouch or handbag. You can organize the most necessary things inside, although it is best to carry it when it is not overly stuffed. As for the quality and material – top class, I have nothing to complain about.
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An interesting idea for a flat first aid kit with many pockets/organizers, where the best feature is the pocket on the "back" for scissors.. the price is appealing..
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Nice flat case for a basic set of first aid supplies for small wounds. It can hold plasters, gauze, and a small bandage. The holder for scissors is a bit excessive. Instead of a Velcro fastener, I would prefer a zipper to better secure the contents.
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The Helikon Pocket Med Insert has become an essential part of my EDC, which I carry in the Bandicoot waist bag (also from Helikon). Thanks to its design, I have easy access to basic dressing materials and other equipment. Also, at quite a reasonable price, we get Cordura, which is a big plus.
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I definitely recommend everyone to buy one and carry it in your pocket because you never know when something bad might happen, and in case of a serious situation and a large first aid kit is far away, this small one can save your life.
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I bought a backpack in a different color and had to get a container for plasters and gauze in the same color. The "first aid kit" attached to the outside of the backpack is always at hand and you don’t have to look for it. The factory clasp is not impressive, so I strapped it with extra ties so it wouldn’t come loose while moving... In my opinion, the first aid kit symbol is too bright. I didn’t need such a reflection – used a marker to tone it down, but it’s still visible, just not shining like crazy. I recommend it.
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Super quality of workmanship and materials, for me it's perfect as an EDC first aid kit. If it's not overstuffed, it fits easily into the cargo pocket of cargo pants. It holds the basic items of a first aid kit, so I recommend it.
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The first aid kit as an EDC element works perfectly. Everything you need fits in there. The quality of workmanship is, in my opinion, satisfactory. I wear it to work and for short one-day trips to the forest or urban areas.
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A very good, not too small and not too large first aid kit from Helikon. Perfect for carrying in cargo pants or a smaller backpack. It is well-made and easily fits basic medical accessories. In the photos, it is already slightly supplied. I recommend it.
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The first aid kit is solidly made. It's small in size but holds all the necessities. Numerous compartments allow you to organize plasters, bandages, and gauze, etc. The handle makes it easy to carry and pull the kit out, for example, from a pocket.
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Nice little pouch for plasters, small gauze and a small bandage. When attached to a backpack, it makes the most essential – most frequently used – items easily and quickly accessible on the outside. I would just improve the attachment – I added a strap to attach my pouch.
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