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Type: IFAK Pouch

Vendor: Blue Force Gear

Micro Trauma Kit NOW! Pouch

Name: Micro Trauma Kit NOW! Pouch
Brand: Blue Force Gear
Price: 91.95 USD
Availability: InStock

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Weight: 108 Grams Dimensions:6 Inches L × 3.5 Inches W × 2.5 Inches H Brand: Blue Force Gear

Your Price: $91.95

Pouch Type: Belt Mount

Belt Mount

MOLLE Mount

Color: Black

Black

Coyote Brown

Multicam

$91.95

PRODUCT INFORMATION

Blue Force Gear · EDC IFAK Pouch

Micro Trauma Kit NOW! Pouch

The smallest pouch in Blue Force Gear's Trauma Kit NOW! line — 6" × 3.5" × 2.5" and about 105 g empty, sized so it stays on a belt or MOLLE platform all day instead of being left in a bag. Ambidextrous BLIP™ pull tabs open it one-handed; the removable Ten-Speed® insert holds each item independently. Sold here as a pouch only; medical supplies are not included.

Sold empty6" × 3.5" × 2.5"103–108 g emptyBelt or MOLLE mount

The kit that is on you beats the kit that is in the trunk — under 110 g is what makes an individual trauma pouch survive contact with everyday carry.

What's Included

A carry platform sold unstocked, in two mount types — Belt Mount and MOLLE Mount — and three colorways: Black · Coyote Brown · Multicam. Tap a section for what ships in the package, how the mounts differ, and how the pouch is built.

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

1× Micro Trauma Kit NOW! pouch, ULTRAcomp® laminate with 500D solution-dyed CORDURA® (MPN TKN-MTKN)
1× Removable Ten-Speed® elastic insert for supply organization
Mount hardware for the version selected — hook-and-loop belt tabs, or Helium Whisper® MOLLE tuck straps
Laser-cut front cross with swappable low-vis or reflective signal inserts (removable)
No medical supplies of any kind are included — the pouch ships empty and is stocked by the buyer

VIEW ▾Belt Mount vs. MOLLE Mount — how the two versions differ

Belt Mount — hook-and-loop tabs that fit virtually any pants or duty belt up to 2"
MOLLE Mount — patented Helium Whisper® laser-cut tuck-strap webbing for a secure, low-profile MOLLE attachment
The pouch body, insert, materials and BLIP™ deployment are identical between the two; only the attachment differs
Both versions are offered in Black, Coyote Brown and Multicam

VIEW ▾Construction & Deployment — materials, access, carry

6" × 3.5" × 2.5"; 103–108 g empty
ULTRAcomp® high-performance laminate, Ten-Speed® military-grade elastic, 500D solution-dyed CORDURA®, TEX 70 bonded nylon thread
BLIP™ (Ball Loaded Index Point) pull tabs engage with a single finger from the left or the right — full deployment with one hand
Deployed, supplies lay organized on the insert: everything visible, nothing falling loose or tangling
Ten-Speed® elastic holds each item independently, so one can be pulled without disturbing the rest
Front cross runs three ways — reflective insert for medical visibility, pattern-matched low-vis insert, or no insert at all for concealment
Berry compliant; made in the USA; limited lifetime warranty

▾Specifications

Micro Trauma Kit NOW! Pouch — specifications

Specification	Detail
Manufacturer	Blue Force Gear (BFG)
MPN	TKN-MTKN
Size	6" × 3.5" × 2.5"
Weight, empty	103–108 g
Primary materials	ULTRAcomp® laminate, Ten-Speed® military-grade elastic, 500D solution-dyed CORDURA®, TEX 70 bonded nylon thread
Deployment	BLIP™ ambidextrous pull tabs — one-hand, single-finger access from left or right
Insert	Removable Ten-Speed® elastic insert
Signal indicator	Laser-cut cross; swappable low-vis or reflective signal inserts (removable)
Mounting options	Belt Mount (hook-and-loop tabs for belts up to 2") or MOLLE Mount (patented Helium Whisper® MOLLE)
Colors	Black · Coyote Brown · Multicam
Compliance	Berry compliant; made in USA; limited lifetime warranty
Contents	Pouch only — sold empty here, supplies not included

▾Who Carries It

Law enforcement, on and off duty, where the pouch runs low-vis under plainclothes carry · Military personnel mounting an individual kit on a belt or MOLLE platform · Prepared civilians wanting real hemorrhage-control capability in an every-day-carry footprint · Range and training staff keeping an individual kit on the person rather than at the bench.

Blue Force Gear also offers Essentials, PRO and Advanced fill levels for this pouch direct from the manufacturer; the listing here is the pouch alone. Stock massive hemorrhage first — a CoTCCC-recommended tourniquet carried where it can be reached immediately, gauze for wound packing, and a pressure dressing — then add to the limits of your training and scope of practice.

Genuine Blue Force Gear

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:

Belt Mount / Black
Belt Mount / Coyote Brown
Belt Mount / Multicam
MOLLE Mount / Black
MOLLE Mount / Coyote Brown
MOLLE Mount / Multicam

SPECS & MEASUREMENTS

Specification	Value
Width	3.5 Inches
Length	6 Inches
Height	2.5 Inches
Weight	108 Grams

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What are the dimensions and weight of the Blue Force Gear Micro Trauma Kit NOW?

The Micro Trauma Kit NOW! measures 6 inches × 3.5 inches × 2.5 inches and weighs 103–108 grams empty, depending on the mounting variant. This compact, lightweight profile is designed for all-day everyday carry on a belt or MOLLE platform without fatigue.

What is the BLIP pull tab on the Blue Force Gear Micro TKN?

BLIP stands for Ball Loaded Index Point. The double ball-shaped pull tabs on the Micro TKN can be engaged with a single finger from either the left or right side, enabling full one-handed, ambidextrous deployment. When pulled, the inner insert deploys outward with supplies organized and visible on the ULTRAcomp laminate shingle.

What is the difference between the Belt Mount and MOLLE Mount Micro TKN?

The Belt Mount version uses hook-and-loop adjustable tabs that fit on virtually any belt from everyday pants belts to 2-inch duty belts. The MOLLE Mount version uses Blue Force Gear's patented Helium Whisper® laser-cut tuck strap MOLLE webbing for attachment to plate carriers, packs, and other MOLLE-compatible surfaces. If you use a non-MOLLE belt, BFG recommends the Belt Mount version.

What is the laser-cut cross signal indicator on the Micro Trauma Kit NOW?

The front of the Micro TKN features a laser-cut cross shape with interchangeable signal indicator inserts. Users can install a highly reflective insert for maximum emergency visibility, a low-visibility insert for concealment, or remove all inserts for complete pattern matching and concealment — useful for plainclothes or off-duty carry scenarios.

Is the Blue Force Gear Micro Trauma Kit NOW Berry compliant?

Yes — the Micro Trauma Kit NOW! is Berry compliant and made in the USA. It is backed by Blue Force Gear's limited lifetime warranty. The Berry Amendment compliance makes it suitable for U.S. military and government procurement under domestic manufacturing requirements.

Micro Trauma Kit NOW! Pouch

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