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SKU: 180041

Type: EMS Bag

Vendor: First Tactical

First Tactical Airway Kit Pouch

Name: First Tactical Airway Kit Pouch
Brand: First Tactical
SKU: 180041
Price: 94.0 CAD
Availability: InStock

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Dimensions:11.5 Inches L × 9 Inches W × 3 Inches H Brand: First Tactical

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PRODUCT INFORMATION

First Tactical · Airway Management Pouch

First Tactical Airway Kit Pouch

A 9" × 11.5" × 3" book-opening airway organizer with individual mesh pockets for up to five Miller and five Mac laryngoscope blades, dedicated forceps retention, and an elasticated interior for the rest of an adult intubation setup. High-visibility blue so it is not confused with the hemorrhage-control bag on a working scene. Sold empty; airway supplies are not included.

Sold empty5 Miller + 5 Mac blade pocketsTwo-way YKK zippers9" × 11.5" × 3"

Blade scatter is an airway problem, not a tidiness problem — one pocket per blade is how the right size comes out on the first reach.

What's Included

A carry platform sold unstocked, in a single blue colorway. Tap a section for what ships in the package and how the interior is organized.

VIEW ▾In the Box — pouch only — no airway supplies

1× First Tactical Airway Kit Pouch, blue (SKU 180041)
Individual mesh blade pockets — capacity for up to 5 Miller and 5 Mac blades
Integral forceps retention accommodating 2 forceps
Elasticated interior retention for airway adjuncts
6" × 1" DotTac name tape area on the exterior
No airway or medical supplies are included — the pouch ships empty and is stocked by the agency

VIEW ▾Layout, Access & Dimensions — construction and carry

9" × 11.5" × 3" — sized to stow flat inside a jump bag or on a shelf
Book-style opening exposes the full interior at once; durable two-way YKK zippers with oversized pulls for gloved, one-handed operation
Mesh blade pockets isolate each blade — contamination-separated and identifiable by size and type without unpacking
Spacious elasticated interior beyond the blade pockets takes supraglottic airways, NPA/OPA sets, ET tubes, syringes, stylet and capnography adapters
Top and side handles for carry and for pulling the pouch out of a stowed position
High-visibility blue with a reflective logo — distinguishable from hemorrhage-control and medication pouches on scene

VIEW ▾What It Is Designed to Stage — reference only — none of this ships with the pouch

Laryngoscope handle, standard or video
Miller blades in the dedicated straight-blade mesh pockets
Mac blades in the dedicated curved-blade mesh pockets
Magill forceps in the integral forceps retention
Endotracheal tubes, stylet, and a cuff-inflation syringe
Supraglottic airway, plus NPA/OPA set with lubricant
End-tidal CO2 adapter and tube securing tape or device
Pediatric adjuncts substituted per local protocol
Advanced airway management is a scope-of-practice skill — stage this pouch to your service's protocol and credentialing

▾Specifications

First Tactical Airway Kit Pouch — specifications

Specification	Detail
Manufacturer	First Tactical
SKU / Model	180041 (Blue)
Dimensions	9" × 11.5" × 3"
Color	Blue — high-visibility, EMS airway color designation
Opening	Book-style with durable two-way YKK zippers and oversized pulls
Blade storage	Individual mesh pouches for up to 5 Miller and 5 Mac blades
Forceps storage	Integral retention accommodating 2 forceps
Interior	Elasticated, spacious, for airway adjuncts
Carry	Top handle and side handle; book-style for bag storage
ID area	6" × 1" DotTac name tape area
Visibility	Reflective logo; bright blue shell
Supplies included	None — empty pouch only

▾Who Carries It

Paramedics and flight crews staging an adult intubation setup that has to open flat at the head of the patient · EMS agencies that color-code by function and want airway visually separated from hemorrhage control · Hospital and transport teams maintaining a portable difficult-airway roll · Training programs where blades must stay sorted and countable between sessions.

Advanced airway management — laryngoscopy, intubation, supraglottic placement — requires training and scope-of-practice authorization. The pouch organizes those tools; it does not qualify a provider to use them. Nothing medical ships with it.

Genuine First Tactical

Sourced direct from the manufacturer or an authorized master distributor. Ships from MED-TAC International, Pembroke Pines, FL — clinician-founded, veteran-led, SDVOSB-certified.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Available Options:

Blue

SPECS & MEASUREMENTS

Specification	Value
Width	9 Inches
Length	11.5 Inches
Height	3 Inches

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How many laryngoscope blades does the First Tactical Airway Kit Pouch hold?

The First Tactical Airway Kit Pouch (180041) holds up to 10 laryngoscope blades in individual mesh pouches: five Miller (straight) blade slots and five Mac (curved) blade slots. Each blade has its own dedicated mesh pocket to prevent contact, contamination cross-over, and disorganization. This blade-specific organization allows providers to select the correct blade size and type in a single, immediate motion without searching through loose blade stacks.

What is the book-style opening on the First Tactical Airway Kit Pouch?

The book-style opening means the pouch opens flat like a book — two-way YKK zippers on three sides allow the pouch to lay completely open, exposing all contents simultaneously in a flat, accessible layout. This mirrors the way surgical instrument trays are arranged: everything visible at once, reachable from a single position. YKK zippers are chosen for their exceptional reliability and resistance to zipper failure during high-stress, high-frequency field use.

Does the First Tactical Airway Kit Pouch come with medical supplies?

No. The pouch is sold empty — no airway supplies, laryngoscope blades, ET tubes, or other medical equipment are included. Product photographs showing equipment are for display purposes only. The pouch is designed to be loaded with the provider's existing airway equipment per their agency's protocol and medical director-approved advanced airway management formulary.

Why is the First Tactical Airway Kit Pouch blue?

Blue is intentionally used to follow EMS and hospital color-coding conventions that designate airway and respiratory supplies, helping providers immediately differentiate this pouch from hemorrhage control (typically red), IV therapy, and medication pouches during rapid multi-pouch access scenarios. Quick visual differentiation of supply categories reduces cognitive load during high-acuity patient care events like cardiac arrests, respiratory failure, and multi-system trauma.

What are the dimensions of the First Tactical Airway Kit Pouch?

The pouch measures 9" × 11.5" × 3", providing a large flat footprint that stores comfortably in the main compartment of standard EMS backpacks as a dedicated airway module. The 3" depth accommodates the stacked blade pouches, forceps holders, and spacious elasticated interior for ETTs, supraglottic airways, and ancillary intubation supplies. A 6" × 1" DotTac name tape area allows agency and user identification labeling.

First Tactical Airway Kit Pouch

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