Hazard 4 Tourniquet Storage/Molle Medical Pouch

Kinda silly that my 5.11 rush 12 1.0 doesn't have any water bottle pouches, like most other normal packs. Seems to be a common trend in all but a few tactical packs.Tried nalgene pouches, an old g.i. style canteen pouch, and a newer nylon one from rothco.Nothing was quite easy to work with, even the rothco.These are PERFECT! Seems well built. Drain hole in the bottom. Tempted to strap one to my belt, but that might be going too far.They fit a nalgene with a nesting pot, my cheap coffee mug, a French press, and my daily use canteen, with its nesting cup and pot, 'stove stand', and even the lid in the side pocket (so it doesn't clink.) I figure it's obvious I dont mean all a once.I'm pretty sure theres room for more too.A lot of versatility. Dang perfect.Good for EDC setup, or a hike with a coffee break.(Didnt wanna get the nesting pot and stove out of my trunk kit, so those arent pictured. Put my foot in instead, for posterity)

Quality construction and fair price. You can never have too many tourniquets and it helps to have a way to carry them. I carry a CAT TQ in this and attached it to a SOE gear drop leg panel that carries extra rifle mags as part of my active shooter gear.Do yourself a favor and get some tourniquets and get training on them. I carry 5 in my personal vehicle and 7 in my patrol vehicle. They’re probably as important, if not more important, as carrying a gun.

Would buy again

Contrary to some phone holsters, this flap protects the entire width of the top of the phone instead of merely holding it down with a strap and therefore exposing the top corners. An iPhone 6 fits in it perfectly, and the iPhone 6s Plus will fit as well (although the velcro marriage is only about a half inch wide after folding it over the Plus, it is still quite secure). The biggest advantage of this pouch is that the interior is a soft, velour-like material... Inserting your phone into it and letting it ride there gives you a feeling that the phone itself is, well, comfortable. It would still be a great buy at twice the price.

I use this as my accessory 'go' bag for all my travel. It is very convenient so that I don't have to unpack/re-pack various accessories that I always take with me just in case (spare USB/ethernet/vga cable, mini router/projector/hard drive, misc adapters, etc). I attach it with my  BLACKHAWK! Speed Clips (6-Pack #5), Black  when I need it, and then detach when I don't. It allows me to quickly/easily tack-on whatever gear I determine is necessary for my mission (I keep multiple bags stocked; helps me keep track of my stuff.Obviously, It could also be used for other stuff like medical/office/art supplies: whatever tickles your fancy. Just note that there are no compartments on the inside: only one big pouch. The front of the pouch does have an elastic compartment with a small Velcro strap that secures it shut, but I personally wouldn't put anything valuable in there. It can fit about two-deep standard  Green Military Memorandum Book / Military Memo Book, 3-3/8" x 5-1/2", Dark Green, Top Bound, NSN 7530-00-243-9366 (3 Pack) . I only put stuff in there that I would need for quick/easy access like USB charger/cables for my phone, so that I don't have to go digging through any bags or pouches to get to it.

I needed to get my tourniquet (North American Rescue CAT Gen 7) out of my IFAK and into a more accessible position on my plate carrier, and this Hazard 4 pouch seemed to be a good middle-of-the-road choice in terms of price. After all, how hard could it be to manufacture a tourniquet pouch?Well, the pouch is fine and serves its purpose for carrying the CAT, but as other reviews have already stated, the MOLLE attachment is poorly designed. The pouch will absolutely flop around as-is, so I had to add an additional short length of MOLLE (forget what brand) so that I had two snaps (top and bottom) to hold it snug to my plate carrier. I question whether whomever signed off on this design actually knows anything about how MOLLE works, even if their product otherwise works just fine.

Very well made TQ holder, and will mount to all your gear.

I love the pouch. Sturdy, nice fit, lots of options. I have one on my bag, one on my belt, and one on my vest. Good gear without the crazy price tag. No complaints. Is it the most amazing thing in the world? no. Will it hold a NAR CAT Gen7? Yes, very well.

I bought it for my paramedic duty belt and works great. Stays snapped and holds a standard tourniquet.

Está muy bien construído y sus materiales son excelentes. Cabe perfectamente un torniquete CAT Gen 7 e incluso tiene dos espacios laterales con elástico para guardar un Sharpie y unas tijeras. (O lo que les plasca)

Coube perfeitamente na minha 5.11 rush 24, agregando beleza e funcionalidade. Bolsa 1001 utilidades. Estou satisfeito com a compra. Ampla, bem feita e excelentes materiais.

Love Hazard 4 gear so I’m a bit biased. This pouch was perfect for my needs and meets all the usual quality expectations you expect from Hazard 4

As I've come to expect from Hazard4...absolute top quality throughout the product, from materials to stitching.I've seen conflicting comments about whether or not a staged CAT gen7 will fit securely in this pouch. Well I can 100% confirm it does...the photos show the TQ pouch mounted on my Hazard4 PlanB evac & that brings it to a position perched on my shoulder. There is plenty enough fold-over for the Velcro to secure the CAT & I've had zero issues while sprinting full-pelt & gaining cover. A highly recommended piece of kit in IMHO.The vendor...Military 1st...also takes credit for providing a first class service as per usual.