Tasmanian Tiger IFAK-Tasche - KLEIN

Which one is lower profile on a carrier or belt?

MKII. It’s about 0.5 cm thinner and ~30 g lighter, so it rides flatter and bounces less.

Do both use the same fast-access system?

Yes. Both feature a pull-out inner panel with a red/black index tab and a fold-open, hook-and-loop closure for one-hand access.

What’s the MOLLE footprint difference?

The original S is commonly listed as 2 loops (4 across), while the MKII is specified to ~4 columns. Choose based on your available MOLLE columns.

Any material updates?

Both use CORDURA® 700D in core colors. The MKII’s MultiCam® variant uses 500D to reduce weight.

Are they belt compatible?

Yes. Both mount cleanly on 50 mm belts in addition to MOLLE.

Purpose-built for time-critical care.

Both pouches standardize access via a clearly indexed pull and a pull-out panel that presents tools the same way every time—supporting rapid hemorrhage control and airway adjunct deployment under stress.

The MKII’s slimmer 4.5 cm profile and 160 g mass reduce snag points and belt-line bulk, improving range of motion and shortening reach time without changing the trained pull-and-deploy workflow.

Agencies prioritizing minimal profile and mobility should favor MKII; users needing a touch more internal volume or who must fit 2-loop/4-across layouts can select the original S with no change to indexing or training.