Off Grid Law Enforcement IFAK

A Tear-Away IFAK for Police Officers

The Off Grid Law Enforcement IFAK allows officers to carry all necessary life-saving medical equipment outside of a tourniquet. Many police departments across the country now require their officers to carry a tourniquet on them while on duty. However, a tourniquet is only effective to stop massive hemorrhage to a limb. When dealing with gun shot wounds to the chest, inguinal, and junctional areas, a tourniquet will not work to occlude bleeding. In a situation where every second matters, it's critical to have the necessary gear to stop bleeding and save lives. That's where the Off Grid Law Enforcement IFAK comes to the rescue.

Built with the police officer in mind, this kit contains all the supplies needed to stop massive hemorrhage, from trusted brands like North American Rescue, Eleven 10, and Safeguard Medical. These contents include wound packing or QuikClot Combat gauze, a trauma bandage, vented chest seals, a hypothermia blanket, nitrile gloves, and a sharpie. All of which are contained in a MOLLE compatible tear-away pouch, allowing the officer to mount their kit to any MOLLE outer carrier vest. The pouch also utilizes a belt pass-through for mounting to a duty belt. The tear-away feature makes it possible to rapidly deploy the kit without it staying fixed to the officer. This creates ease-of-use in high-stress situations, since the officer can present the contents in a clear way, or hand over the kit to another person. Furthermore, since the kit can tear-away, the officer can mount their IFAK in more locations than directly in their line of site. It can even be mounted to a MOLLE panel in a patrol vehicle and be quickly deployed when needed.

This kit is also very compact and lightweight, coming in just under a pound! It can be easily manipulated with one hand, and takes up minimal space on a duty belt or vest.

Overall, this IFAK was built to save the lives of law enforcement officers and civilians in need. It's compact, lightweight, and stocked with essential medical gear.

A Tear-Away IFAK for Police Officers

The Off Grid Law Enforcement IFAK allows officers to carry all necessary life-saving medical equipment outside of a tourniquet. Many police departments across the country now require their officers to carry a tourniquet on them while on duty. However, a tourniquet is only effective to stop massive hemorrhage to a limb. When dealing with gun shot wounds to the chest, inguinal, and junctional areas, a tourniquet will not work to occlude bleeding. In a situation where every second matters, it's critical to have the necessary gear to stop bleeding and save lives. That's where the Off Grid Law Enforcement IFAK comes to the rescue.

Built with the police officer in mind, this kit contains all the supplies needed to stop massive hemorrhage, from trusted brands like North American Rescue, Eleven 10, and Safeguard Medical. These contents include wound packing or QuikClot Combat gauze, a trauma bandage, vented chest seals, a hypothermia blanket, nitrile gloves, and a sharpie. All of which are contained in a MOLLE compatible tear-away pouch, allowing the officer to mount their kit to any MOLLE outer carrier vest. The pouch also utilizes a belt pass-through for mounting to a duty belt. The tear-away feature makes it possible to rapidly deploy the kit without it staying fixed to the officer. This creates ease-of-use in high-stress situations, since the officer can present the contents in a clear way, or hand over the kit to another person. Furthermore, since the kit can tear-away, the officer can mount their IFAK in more locations than directly in their line of site. It can even be mounted to a MOLLE panel in a patrol vehicle and be quickly deployed when needed.

This kit is also very compact and lightweight, coming in just under a pound! It can be easily manipulated with one hand, and takes up minimal space on a duty belt or vest.

Overall, this IFAK was built to save the lives of law enforcement officers and civilians in need. It's compact, lightweight, and stocked with essential medical gear.