Small Pouch with ELS Fork for First Aid Kit?

[StealthyBlagga]

I want to make up a SMALL first aid kit to carry on my competition belt. I am thinking something around 3" x 5", just big enough for a combat gauze, a TQ and a few bandaids in case of a mishap on the range. I obviously do not want this to be so bulky as to get in the way during a match, and the ELS fork will allow me to move it around easily depending on where I want to locate my competition kit.

 

Has anyone encountered an appropriately-sized pouch that can be mounted on an ELS fork?

Edited October 14, 2017 by StealthyBlagga

[jjw]

u need a velcro set up. behind on ur belt, for games. if u need trauma gear  u need it NOW.

we carry a few more items in trauma kir. but rips off belt very easy when u are under pressure. required issue for my guys.

ask for more   qualified med folks, for items. i am only addressing where/speed.

 

pretty simple kit  still speed is issue.

 

jjw

 

[StealthyBlagga]

23 hours ago, jjw said:

u need a velcro set up. behind on ur belt, for games. if u need trauma gear  u need it NOW.

we carry a few more items in trauma kir. but rips off belt very easy when u are under pressure. required issue for my guys.

ask for more   qualified med folks, for items. i am only addressing where/speed.

 

pretty simple kit  still speed is issue.

 

jjw

 

 

Good idea. I can easily fabricate an aluminum plate and apply some stick-on velcro, then mate that with a suitable-size IFAK pouch with velcro on the back. Can you recommend anything commercially available that has worked for your folks?

[bossgvr4]

Here's a few to look at:

Aptus Design
ITS Slimline Pouch
Blue Force Gear Micro Trauma Kit NOW!

 

[TortugaNH]

I'm a big fan of Chinook Medical, they have a lot of experience and put a lot of thought into the size and usability of their gear. At 5.5” x 2.75” x 2.5”, the MiniFAK would be good on a competition rig.