

INVRT Bandoleer
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Ships from the shop floor in Lebanon, PA
Get to your trauma items incredibly fast with this versatile “grip and rip” style medical pouch.
A unique combination of materials and sizing creates excellent retention, designed specifically to be inverted with full 30rd mags.
Multiple elastic loops keep components in their place until needed. Loops on the sides for sharpies, decompression needles, etc (there are no medical supplies or accessories included with this pouch).
Use it anywhere you have PALs webbing. Inverted on the INVRT, or on a chest rig, plate carrier, or inside a backpack.
Designed and manufactured by IC13 in the USA.
Designed for RAPID deployment and versatility, the Trauma Tuck is a fantastic solution for carrying a variety of first aide and trauma items on your PALS platform.
The Trauma Tuck is compsed of two components, the outer “shell” and the “insert”. The outer shell is a high-strength elastic that has two columns on PALS on the back for mounting to an INVRT or any other PALS platform. The insert consists of a laser cut laminated 500D Cordura base and a “belt”. The base features two elastic “pockets” and two “loops”. The two “pockets” across the base are for primary medical items such as gauze, hemostatic agents, chest seals, etc. and the two “loops” can carry such things as decompression needles, nasal airways, or Sharpies (for writing times on tourniquets). The “belt” of the insert wraps around the base using hook and loop and forms a standalone pouch that does not require the shell . This can be thrown into another bag or kept in a vehicle for non-PALS mounted applications. The “belt” also features its own PALS cutouts, allowing an additional pouch (like our pistol magazine pouch) or our dedicated tourniquet pouch (coming soon) to be added. The pouch also includes a hook/loop strap for storing trauma shears in the PALS section of the “belt.”
The beauty of this pouch is when you combine the shell and the insert, yielding a highly versatile, rapidly deployable trauma kit. Simply load the insert into the shell and secure the insert to the outside of the shell using the “belt.” When your med kit is needed, GRIP and RIP the “belt,” and the insert comes free of the shell and the contents are rapidly accessible.